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26 Men: Season 1, Episode 8Dead Man in Tucson (3 Dec. 1957)Travis goes after escaped con Cain Devers, a bank robber and counterfeiter who is using his counterfeit plates as part of a plot to destroy his father and younger brother. Director:Reg Browne |
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Title: Dead Man in Tucson (03 Dec 1957)
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Tristram Coffin | ... |
Capt. Tom Rynning
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Kelo Henderson | ... | |
| Steve Conte | ... |
Cain Devers
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Gregg Barton | ... |
Foster Hatch
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Philip Tonge | ... |
Mark Devers aka Matthew Gary
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Tod Devers
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Hal Hopper | ... |
Sheriff
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Boyce Wright | ... |
Henry
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Fred Shryer | ... |
Barney
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Walter Crane | ... |
Frank Bulow
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Travis goes after escaped con Cain Devers, a bank robber and counterfeiter who is using his counterfeit plates as part of a plot to destroy his father and younger brother.
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counterfeit plates | prison | ex convict | 1900s | brother brother relationship |Genres:
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3 December 1957 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Ranger Clint Travis: Kinda funny, ain't it, making counterfeit plates in prison. Ain't there some sort of regulation against that, Captain?See more »
This was a pretty good episode. Travis is once again on a case - this time at a prison where some forgery plates were made. He's trying to get to the souse, but even when he does catching the man at it is still a trick.
The man responsible also has a brother who wants to be just like him. The brothers' father is an ex-con and wants his kids straight. It's too late for the older, but the younger is still under his care - but not for long! There is a moral lesson at the end of this episode which shows how far we can go by wanting to be just like those we admire and respect. Unfortunately, the price was very, very high for this teenager. he may have learned an important lesson (but we don't get to stick around and see). But was the lesson learned worth the cost?