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The Virginian: Season 5, Episode 8Trail to Ashley Mountain (2 Nov. 1966)The sheriff suspects Ed Wells, a close friend of Trampas, of a robbery and murder as the evidence points to him. After a witness who can give him an alibi dies, Ed and his wife admit that ... See full summary » Director:Abner Biberman |
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Title: Trail to Ashley Mountain (02 Nov 1966)
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Huck Harkness
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Blanchard
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Willy Parker
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Ed Wells
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Judi Meredith | ... |
Ruth
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Raymond St. Jacques | ... |
Allerton
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Jack Harlan
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Monica Lewis | ... |
Connie Wells
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The sheriff suspects Ed Wells, a close friend of Trampas, of a robbery and murder as the evidence points to him. After a witness who can give him an alibi dies, Ed and his wife admit that it was her brother Willy who was probably involved but Willy skips town. Trampas decides to help track down Willy but comes to realize other problems are making his task very dangerous. Written by Anonymous
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2 November 1966 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Stage 34, Universal Studios - 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, California, USA See more »Company Credits
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Trampas has his hands full with one of the most sinister posses in TV history, a rogues gallery that provides welcome distraction from episode's leaky plot and lean production budget. Preppy, clean-cut Martin Milner bucks off his stereotype by playing a duplicitous crook, George Kennedy and Jackie Coogan are a funny Mutt and Jeff combo as a couple of scrubby scroungers and Raymond St. Jacques grins maliciously as a ruthless bounty hunter who prefers to bring 'em back dead. Pallid Tab Hunter lookalike Steve Carlson, as the subject of the manhunt, was only fit to play weaklings, as he does here. Gene Evans suddenly turns up in a worthless subplot that's merely filler for threadbare story.