Gunsmoke: Season 15, Episode 3

Coreyville (6 Oct. 1969)

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Marshal Matt Dillon is brought to Coreyville by Ellie Wylie to ensure a fair trial for her brother, Titus. In the process Matt must deal with the town matriarch, Agatha Corey and her sons ... See full summary »

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Marshal Matt Dillon is brought to Coreyville by Ellie Wylie to ensure a fair trial for her brother, Titus. In the process Matt must deal with the town matriarch, Agatha Corey and her sons Billy Joe and Frank. Flo Watson, the redheaded saloon keeper, plays a prominent part in the intrigue. Written by richardann

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Marshal Dillon tries to bring justice to a town controlled by two women
17 October 2012 | by (United States) – See all my reviews

Even with the nice actors assembled in the cast, for some reason the story seemed to pass like a snail. A nice story that just took too long to reach the climax.

Marshal Dillon gets called into a town named Coreyville where justice is handed down by intoxicated jurors and a drinking Judge. But the real power behind the town is a strong widow named Agatha Corey. From her window above the town, she controls all functions of the town. However there is one person she cannot control and that is Flo Watson, the red-headed bar maid in the local saloon.

When the town is placing Titus Wiley on trial for killing a women, Matt intervenes and declares a mistrial. This was much to the dislike of Agatha Corey which wanted to see Wiley declared guilty.

It will not be till late in the show that we discover why she wanted the wrong man convicted. Plus we also are made aware of a twenty year old secret that Agatha and Flo have with each other.

Even with the episode being short on action, there was just enough here to keep the viewer's attention.


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