"The Deputy" The Means and the End (TV Episode 1961) - Allen Case as Clay McCord

[first lines]

Clay McCord : How come we're headin' back to Colby's place?

Marshal Simon Fry : I thought he might like to ride into town with us. Safer there.

[referring to Josie, their shackled prisoner]

Marshal Simon Fry : She'll look better to him in bracelets than breaking into his strongbox.
Clay McCord : Gallows near ready?

Marshal Simon Fry : Yeah... and from the way some people talk, you and the judge are going to be the first ones to sample it.
Clay McCord : Simon, what if they all cool off and go home?

Marshal Simon Fry : Clay, they gotta stay riled up. If Styles is gonna make his move, it's going to be because he's convinced the hangin's comin' off on schedule. If the town stays riled up, it'll help convince him.

Clay McCord : If they don't?

Marshal Simon Fry : Well, then Judge Stokes will give Josie a last minute reprieve.

Clay McCord : Have you considered her feelin's?

Marshal Simon Fry : And the feelin's of every dead victim of Farley Styles - past, present *and* future.
[Simon suspects that "Jesse Brown" is really outlaw Farley Styles]

Clay McCord : Is Brown starting to earn his pay?

Marshal Simon Fry : I'm hopin' he'll start to pay off.
[refering to Brown/Styles]

Clay McCord : We better not let him out of our sight.

Marshal Simon Fry : Don't worry. He's shown at least part of his hand and he ain't holdin' any aces.

Allen Case: Clay McCord