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Walking Tall: Season 1, Episode 1The Killing of McNeal County's Children (17 Jan. 1981) 5.0
Sheriff Buford Pusser investigates when two teenagers are hospitalized after smoking potent PCP cigarettes. Director:Alf KjellinWriter:Stephen Downing |
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Walter Barnes | ... | |
| Harold Sylvester | ... | ||
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Courtney Pledger | ... |
Deputy Joan Litton
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| Jeff Lester | ... |
Deputy Grady Spooner
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| Heather McAdam | ... | ||
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Jeannie Dimter Barton | ... |
Mrs. Miller
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| Whit Bissell | ... |
Mr. Proctor
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David Clover | ... |
Vinnie
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Ancel Cook | ... |
Jed Miller
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Gary Lee Davis | ... |
Craig
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Robert DeLapp | ... |
Frank
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| Robert Englund | ... |
Bobby Joe Wilson
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Gordon Haight | ... |
Wiley Crawford
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Someone is dealing an exceptionally potent strain of angel dust to McNeal County's teenagers. After two teens are rendered vegetables after just a few puffs, Sheriff Buford Pusser mounts a one-man crusade to stop the influx of PCP...a crusade that turns personal when his son becomes a victim. Written by Marty McKee
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17 January 1981 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Sheriff Buford Pusser: Too much, Melinda? How is anyone supposed to know how much is too much? This stuff is made in sinks, it's made in bathtubs, and *nobody* knows how strong it *really* is.
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Melinda Sue: Maybe they brought it on themselves. Maybe they just took too much.Sheriff Buford Pusser: Too much, Melinda? How is anyone supposed to know how much is too much? This stuff is made in sinks, it's made in bathtubs, and *nobody* knows how strong it *really* is.
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