Mark and Lucas help a young man muted by a traumatic past.Mark and Lucas help a young man muted by a traumatic past.Mark and Lucas help a young man muted by a traumatic past.
Paul Fix
- Micah Torrance
- (credit only)
Wallace Earl Laven
- Myrtle
- (as Amanda Ames)
Archie Butler
- Barfly
- (uncredited)
Ethan Laidlaw
- Barfly
- (uncredited)
Earl Spainard
- Barfly
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThis is one of the few times in the series when Lucas doesn't use his rifle.
- GoofsThe store is operated by Myrtle, played by Wallace Earl Laven. No mention is made of Milly, who had bought the general store from Hattie earlier in Season 3. Milly would return the following week in Miss Bertie (1960), and appear several more times until the series ending. Laven appeared as Myrle twice, here and in the Season 2 finale. She appeared a total of 5 times, with the other 3 as different characters.
- Crazy creditsChuck Connors breaks the 4th wall in the opening credits after he shoots his rifle and then stares into the camera.
Featured review
When a unintelligent mute man comes riding into North Fork, the town ruffian, Ben Macowan, starts picking on the outback dressed young man. The mute, who we will soon known as Mark C and is handy with a knife, seems to have a chip on his shoulder and becomes upset with anyone that talks about him or his condition. It just so happens that Mark McCain buddies up with the Mark C and they start a friendship. But Ben Macowan will not leave Mark C alone.
When the stage is held-up by a knife toting mute, all the townspeople are ready to get a posse up and go after Mark C. But Lucas believes there is more to this story than Mark C just being a thief. Lucas will ride out alone to find the true facts of why the staged was robbed.
Not the most exciting story in the season but is worthy of a watch. I assume we, as viewers, were suppose to feel sorry for the mute and get behind him in whatever he performed. But for some reason it just did not project on the screen. The mute had paths to take but seemed to take the wrong trail each time- this did not make for a character that the viewer can respect. But even with that flaw the story was still watchable.
When the stage is held-up by a knife toting mute, all the townspeople are ready to get a posse up and go after Mark C. But Lucas believes there is more to this story than Mark C just being a thief. Lucas will ride out alone to find the true facts of why the staged was robbed.
Not the most exciting story in the season but is worthy of a watch. I assume we, as viewers, were suppose to feel sorry for the mute and get behind him in whatever he performed. But for some reason it just did not project on the screen. The mute had paths to take but seemed to take the wrong trail each time- this did not make for a character that the viewer can respect. But even with that flaw the story was still watchable.
Details
- Runtime30 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.33 : 1
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