Three Sides (18 Nov. 1960)

Tod and Buz inadvertently become involved in the conflicts between a hops rancher/processor and his two teenage children. The spoiled, undisciplined boy and girl's immaturity end up causing fights, death and worker revolt.

Director:

Philip Leacock

Writers:

Stirling Silliphant, Herbert B. Leonard (creator),

Stars:

Martin Milner, George Maharis, E.G. Marshall

Cast

Episode cast overview:
Martin Milner	...	Tod Stiles
George Maharis	...	Buz Murdock
E.G. Marshall	...	Gerald Emerson
Stephen Bolster	...	Curt Emerson
Johnny Seven	...	Ted Becker
Paul Genge	...	Galloway
Winnie Collins	...	Mrs. Hastings (as Winnie Coffin)
Anthony D. Call	...	Frank Palmer (as Tony Call)
Phil Clarke	...	Dr. Linton
Dean Woolley	...	Station Man
Bob Ament	...	Boy
Joey Heatherton	...	Karen Emerson

Storyline

Tod and Buz inadvertently become involved in the conflicts between a hops rancher/processor and his two teenage children. The spoiled, undisciplined boy and girl's immaturity end up causing fights, death and worker revolt.

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Genres:

Adventure

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Details

Language:

English

Release Date:

18 November 1960 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Grants Pass, Oregon, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Lancer-Edling Productions, Screen Gems

Technical Specs

Runtime:

60 min

Sound Mix:

Mono (Westrex Recording System)

Color:

Black and White

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Did You Know?

Goofs

Curt is driving a station wagon when he arrives at the boat livery just before the last fight. After the fight when everyone has returned to farm. They only bring back two of the vehicles. The station wagon in not one of them. There were more than enough people.

User Reviews

Three Sides - Description

Tod (Martin Milner) and Buz (George Maharis) arrive in Grants Pass, Oregon looking for someplace quiet after the adventures they have had in previous episodes. They walk in on a fight in a bar and break it up while stopping to eat. They help a young lady (Joey Heatherton) get her brother (Stephen Bolster), who was in the fight with the local tough guy (Johnny Seven), home and the father (E.G. Marshall), who owns a hops factory, offers Buz and Tod work as a reward for their kindness. The daughter is a flirt and the local tough guy wants her. She knows it and teases him all the more. (Unrealistic, as Joey Heatherton is 16 at this time and Johnny Seven is 34, a large difference in age.) The son is a product of no discipline and his life is a mess. He is involved in an accident in which someone dies, the workers quit the factory because of the accident, and the father needs the help of Tod and Buz to get everything right again.

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