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Branded: Season 2, Episode 4I Killed Jason McCord (3 Oct. 1965)Jason is hit in the head with a rock by an outlaw while getting a drink of water at the lake, and his horse is stolen. Upon arriving in town, he quickly learns his assaulter and thief is ... See full summary » Director:Larry Peerce |
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Title: I Killed Jason McCord (03 Oct 1965)
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Lorrie Heller
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Tuck Fraser
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Bert Gibbons
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Matt Hawley
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Lee Delano | ... |
Carter
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Archie Fletcher
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Jason is hit in the head with a rock by an outlaw while getting a drink of water at the lake, and his horse is stolen. Upon arriving in town, he quickly learns his assaulter and thief is dead, and a man is being credited for killing Jason McCord. Written by Michelle
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3 October 1965 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Jason McCord: There's no place I ever go where somebody's father or uncle or brother or son has been at Bitter Creek.See more »
So, I'm just sitting here watching the episode when suddenly Jason flips his rifle. I did a double take and watched the part again! He did it so smoothly - just like Lucas McCain! It was awesome!!!
Every time I watch an episode of this, I'm constantly thinking how those that died at Bitter Creek seems to have family in every town Jason visits. I find it quite amazing, then, that Jason actually points that out himself in this episode.
Oh, one more thing: At the end of this episode, it seems everybody suddenly likes him. Did I miss something? I mean, sure they believed his story but why did those who were ready to kill him suddenly decide to be his friend? I didn't get that.