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"James Bond with horses." |
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- W.J. Flywheel,
Webporium Curator |
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THE WILD WILD WEST -
SEASON 3 EPISODE GUIDE |
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1.
The Night of the Bubbling Death |
September 8, 1967 |
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When Victor Freemantle, a dangerous
revolutionary, steals the U.S. Constitution, agents James West and
Artemus Gordon are sent by the government to the Panhandle Strip in
Texas to recover it. West and Mr.Grigsby, a curator of the United
States Archives, go to a secret underground hideout where
Constitution is being held to verify the authenticity of the
document. After determining that it is the genuine article, West and
Grigsby are presented with Freemantle's demands: They are requested
to cease negotiations with Mexico and the U.S. is to recognize the
Panhandle Strip as a Sovereign enclave between the borders. A
one-millon dollar ransom in gold must also be paid. As part of their
agreement, Freemantle holds Grisby hostage until West returns. But
West and agent Artemus Gordon decide to ignore the demands and rescue
the Constitution themselves by infiltrating Freemantle's castle;
Gordon disguises himself as a whiskey salesman and West hides
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Director: Irving J. Moore, Writer: David Moessinger |
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Guest starring: Madlyn Rhue, Harold Gould,
William Schallert, Val Avery |
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The Night of the Firebrand |
September 15, 1967 |
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On a mission for President Grant, agent
West travels to Fort Savage to meet with a Major Jason and help
prevent a revoloution in Canada that outlaw Shawn O'Riley has plans
to incite. At the fort, West reads a description of O'Riley and
realizes too late his striking resemblance to Major Jason. O'Riley
announces that he now controls the fort and is holding the real major
and his men captive. Meanwhile, Gordon has gone under cover to learn
the details of the revolution. He arrives at West's side just as his
partner is trapped on wrong side of O'Riley's gun. |
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Director: Michael Caffey, Writer: Edward
J. Lakso |
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Guest starring: Lana Wood, Pernell
Roberts, Len Wayland, Paul Prokop, Russ McCubbin, Zack Banks, Paul Lambert |
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The Night of the Assassin |
September 22, 1967 |
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As United States and Mexican border
relations are becoming stained,West and Gordon disrupt an
assassination attempt on the Mexican President. While returning the
captured assassin to Texas,they are fired upon by Mexican soldiers
who are led by the merciless Colonel Barbossa. The assassin,just
before he is captured,is given a pill by Gordon that makes him appear
dead. Then Gordon,disguised as a priest in a wagon,goes to the prison
to pick up the dead prisoner. |
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Guest starring: Robert Loggia, Donald Woods |
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The Night Dr. Loveless Died |
September 29, 1967 |
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The agents travel to Hayes City to
identify the body of their archnemesis, Dr.Loveless. While there,
they meet up with Miguelito's next of kin, Dr.Liebknicht, a Swiss
neurologist. However, as they pursue the origin of a key found on the
body, they find that Loveless is hardly dead and has plans to use his
neurologist guise to give Jim a lobotomy! |
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Director: Alan Crosland Jr., Writer: Henry Sharp |
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Guest starring: Michael Dunn, Susan
Oliver, Anthony Caruso, Robert Ellenstein, Jonathan Hole, Chubby
Johnson, Peter Hale, Lew Brown, Deborah Lee, Marty Koppenhafer |
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The Night of the Jack O'Diamonds |
October 6, 1967 |
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James and Artemus arrive in Mexico with a
present for the Mexican president-a beautiful Arabin horse. Within
minutes of their arrival,however,the horse os stolen by a group of
outlaw babdits.Our heros must battle the hot mexican desert to get
the horse back before the outlaw Mexican ary beats them to it. |
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Director: Irving J. Moore, Writer: Denne
Bart Petitclerc |
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Guest starring: Frank Silvera, Mario
Alcalde, James Almanzar, David Renard, Rico Alaniz, Louis Massad, Ref
Sanchez, Marie Gomez |
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The Night of the Samurai |
October 13, 1967 |
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The U.S. State department is about to
return a valuable samurai sword to its rightful owner,a Japanese
prince,when it is stolen by an group of sword-wieding assailants. Jim
and Artemus must located the sword and return it to the prince before
he leaves the next afternoon,or risk damaging U.S.-Japan relations. |
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Guest starring: Thayer David, Khigh
Dhiegh, Irene Tsu |
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The Night of the Hangman |
October 20, 1967 |
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During a stopover in a small Kansas town,
the agents become involved in a murder investigation. After a man is
found guilty and sentenced to hang, the agents uncover valuable
information that points in an entirely different direction. Of
course, this information puts our agents into quite a bit of danger,
but, as we know, they can handle themselves relatively well in these
sorts of situations. |
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Director: James B. Clark, Writer: Ron
Silverman / Peter G. Robinson |
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Guest starring: Paul Fix, Charles Lane,
Harry Dean Stanton, Carolan Daniels, Martin E. Brooks, Sarah
Marshall, Jesslyn Fax, John Pickard, Gregg Palmer, Anna Capri |
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The Night of Montezuma's Hordes |
October 27, 1967 |
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An ancient Aztec map leading to the lost
treasure of Montezuma is discovered in Mexico and points to a
location in Texas. In order to ensure that a diplomatic incident does
not ensue,West and Gordon team up with Colonial Sanchez of Mexico and
a noted archeologist in a dangerous trip across the Texan desert in
search of the treasure. |
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Director: Irving J. Moore, Writer: Max Ehrlich |
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Guest starring: Ray Walston, Jack Elam,
Edmund Hashim, Roland La Starza, Hal Jon Norman, Roy Monsell, Eddie
Little Sky, Carla Borelli, Ludmila Alixanova |
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The Night of the Circus of Death |
November 3, 1967 |
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Counterfeit money is appearing in an area
around Denver in sufficient quantities to undermine the U.S.
enconomy. West and Gordon attempt to track down the source of the
fake currency before it's too late. |
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Director: Irving J. Moore, Writer: Arthur Weingarten |
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Guest starring: Philip Bruns, Joan
Huntington, Arlene Martel, Paul Comi, Arthur Malet, Florence
Sundstrom, Dort Clark, Morgan Farley, Judi Sherven, Merri Ashley,
Sharon Cintron, Ernie Misko, Barbara Hemmingway, John Armond |
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The Night of the Falcon |
November 10, 1967 |
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James West and Artemus Gordon help
evacuate the town of Tonka Flats before it is destroyed by a cannon
shell. Afterwards, they are notified that a man identified as
"The Falcon" has threatened to obliterate Denver unless the
U.S. government pays him $1,000,000. "The Falcon" is also
in cahoots with syndicate leaders from Turkey, Spain, Prussia and
England. During their investigation, Gordon is threatened by a
whip-wielding Spaniard named Munez who suspects Gordon knows too much
about the top secret weapon. West rescues Gordon from Munez, who is
then killed by an explosive meant for the two agents. While searching
Munez's body, West and Gordon find an invitation from "The
Falcon". Gordon, disguised as Munez, prepares to attend the
meeting while West attempts to penetrate the stronghold where the
cannon is housed. |
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Director: Marvin Chomsky, Writer: Robert
E. Kent |
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Guest starring: Robert Duvall, Ted Knight,
Lisa Gaye, Kurt Kreuger, John Alderson, Joseph Ruskin, George Keymas,
Gene Tyburn, Lynn Wood, Michele Tobin, Michael Shea, William Phipps,
Warren Hammack |
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The Night of the Cut-throats |
November 17, 1967 |
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Something is happening in the small town
of New Athens. residents are leaving in droves, scared off by a band
of seedy cut-throats gathering just outside the town limits. And then
there's Michael Trayne, back in town after three years in jail. Can
Jim and Arte figure out what's happening and save the town before
everyone leaves permanently? |
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Director: Alan Crosland Jr., Writer:
Edward J. Lakso |
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Guest starring: Beverly Garland, Bradford
Dillman, Jackie Coogan, Walter Burke, Shug Fisher, Eddie Quillan,
Harry Swoger, Lou Straley, Quentin Sondergaard, Sharon Cintron,
Marilyn Hare |
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The Night of the Legion of Death |
November 24, 1967 |
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West and Gordon take on the power-crazed
secretary to a Territorial Goveror. The secretary controls the
Governor and has plans to take over the US Goverment and the
Presidency as well. To make things more difficult, his Black Legion
troops do not take kindly to the two agents interferring. |
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Guest starring: Donnelly Rhodes, Anthony Zerbe |
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13.
The Night of the Turncoat |
December 1, 1967 |
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The stress of Secret service work appears
to be finally getting to Jim as his temper flares and he makes
mistakes. As West is being recruited by some member of the underworld
who seeks to capitalize on his misfortune, Artemus and Conel Richmond
struggle to find out exactly who, for what,and why. |
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Director: James B. Clark / Ron Silverman,
Writer: Leigh Chapman |
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Guest starring: Marj Dusay, John McGiver,
Ron Brogan, Frank Cappiello, Dick Cangey, Fredrick Combs, Jim
Driskill, Kay Cousins, Richard Karie, David Frank, George Sperdakos,
John Armond, Noel Swann, Andy Davis, Bebe Louie |
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The Night of the Iron Fist |
December 8, 1967 |
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At the request of the Bosnian government,
Count Draja is to be turned over for extradition. Learning of a plot
to free the Count, Jim and Arte make plans to see that Draja reaches
his destination. While Jim escorts Draja through 100 miles of
no-man's land, they'll all meet up in Buffalo Springs-but there is
the little matter of the $500,000 the Count hid somewhere in the U.S. |
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Director: Marvin Chomsky, Writer: Ken Pettus |
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Guest starring: Craig Shreeve, Fred
Stromsoe, Wayne Heffley, Troy Melton, Mark Lenard, Lisa Pera, Bill
Fletcher, James Gavin, Red West, Jerry Laveroni, Wilhelm Von Hamburg,
Bo Hopkins, Ross Hagen, Ford Rainey, Whitey Hughes |
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The Night of the Running Death |
December 15, 1967 |
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Agent James West attempts to rescue a man
called Mr. Markham from a masked assailant who flees the scene of the
crime. As Markham lays dying, he utters two words-"enzo"
and "silver". Meanwhile, Agent Artemus Gordon has joined a
troupe of entertainers traveling to Denver under the leadership of
casino operator Kohner. Gordon,who is posing as a Shakespearean
actor, learns that a man called Enzo has a girl friend, Topaze. She
is a dancer with the troupe,probably working under an assumed
name,and is on her way to meet Enzo in Denver. Dierdre, a dancer,
attempts to pass some information to West but a jealous Kohner
interrupts them and engages the agent in a fight with him and El
Bardhoom,a huge weight lifter. Later, Artemus hears a strange voice
of Markham's masked Killer. When West goes to meet Dierdre at
midnight,he discovers that she too been slain by unseen assailant. |
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Director: Gunnar Hellström, Writer:
Edward J. Lakso |
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Guest starring: T.C. Jones, Jason Evers,
Maggie Thrett, Whitey Hughes, Karen Arthur |
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The Night of the Arrow |
December 29, 1967 |
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Strong Bear's Sioux Indians are making
noises about breaking the peace treaty. President Grant's first three
messengers failed to return from meetings with the Indian leader; now
it's up to Jim and Artemus to find Strong Bear and to keep peace in
the territory. |
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Director: Alex Nicol, Writer: Leigh Chapman |
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Guest starring: Jeannine Riley, Robert
Phillips, Robert Wilke, Frank Marth, Roy Engel, Logan Field, Paul
Sorenson, Lew Brown, William H. Bassett, William Massey, Venita Wolf,
William Callaway, Frank Cappiello |
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The Night of the Headless Woman |
January 1, 1968 |
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On a dusty Californian trail,Jim and
Artemus intercept a stagecoach whose driver has been hired to smuggle
boll weevils. Quickly theorizing that someone is trying to destroy
the country's cotton crop,they set out to find the mastermind of the
operation and destroy his distribution system before his plan succeeds. |
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Director: Alan Crosland Jr., Writer:
Edward J. Lakso |
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Guest starring: Theodore Marcuse, Dawn
Wells, Richard Anderson, John McLiam, Steve Mitchell, Harry Lauter,
Quent Sondergaard, Don Rizzan, Pepe Callahan, Marlene Tracy, Sandra
Wells, Marina Ghane, Lou Straley |
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The Night of the Vipers |
January 12, 1968 |
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The Vipers are a gang of ruthless crooks
who have been looting a string of Kansas towns,robbing banks and
killing citizens. They even robbed the Cottonwood bank while James
West was trying to convice the sheriff of the danger. Now the trail
leads to Freedom,Kansas,where Jim and Arte must stop the Vipers
before the Vipers stop them. |
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Director: Marvin Chomsky |
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Guest starring: Nick Adams, Whitey Hughes,
Sandra Smith |
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The Night of the Underground Terror |
January 19, 1968 |
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During Mardi Gras West is grabbed by Major
Hazard: the leader of a gang of crippled Civil war soldiers seeking
revenge on the camp's commandant, Mosely. Jim reluctantly agrees to
help them, only to have Mosely taken from him by the soldiers. He
tracks them to the abandoned camp, where it turns out that Hazard and
his men aren't crippled. They were in league with Mosely, who stole a
shipment of gold and hid it. Mosely double-crossed Hazard and his
men, so now they want the gold. Thanks to a diversion by Artie (as a
geologist who can find gold with a divining rod), Jim escapes and in
the ensuing fight, Hazard is killed when the gold falls from its
hiding place: the camp's water tower. |
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Director: James B. Clark, Writer: Max Hodge |
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Guest starring: Nehemiah Persoff, Sabrina
Scharf, Jeff Corey, Dick Cangey, Whitey Hughes, Jerry Laveroni,
Louise Lawson, Terry Leonard, Gregg Martell, Red West |
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The Night of the Death Masks |
January 26, 1968 |
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An escaped murderer plots a bizarre scheme
against agent James West, the man who had imprisoned him several
years earlier. Attacked and knocked unconscious, West awakens in a
stange deserted town filled with assailants wearing masks in the
likeness of Stark. Gordon searches for his lost partner and soon
finds himself in a similar predicament. West and Gordon must avoid
deception to find and take out the real Stark. |
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Director: Mike Moder |
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Guest starring: Patricia McCormack, Milton
Selzer, Chuck Courtney, Holly Bane, Sam Edwards, Bobbie Jordan, Bill
Quinn, Louis Quinn, Judith McConnell |
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The Night of the Undead |
February 2, 1968 |
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West and Gordon become involved with a
voodoo ceremony and the walking dead as they try to track down a
missing scientist. |
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Director: Marvin Chomsky, Writer: Calvin
Clements Jr. |
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Guest starring: Hurd Hatfield, Priscilla
Morrill, Hal Dewindt, David Fresco, Roosevelt Grier, Rush Williams,
Dick Cangey, Joan Delaney, John Zaremba, Marvin Brody, Alvenia
Bentley, Joseph Perry, Kai Hernandez |
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The Night of the Amnesiac |
February 9, 1968 |
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A stage coach carrying the western states
entire supply of smallpox vaccine is attacked and the drug stolen.
Furman Crotty, a convicted criminal serving time in Leavenworth, is
demanding his release from jail with a full pardon and a ransom for
the safe return of the drug. While Jim West, injured in the attack on
the stage, struggles with amnesia, Artemus tries to find both his
friend and the drug before a full-scale epidemic hits. |
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Director: Lawrence Dobkin, Writer: Leigh
Chapman / Robert Bloomfield |
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Guest starring: Sharon Farrell, John
Kellogg, Kevin Hagen, Gil Lamb, George Petrie, Johnny Jensen, Jim
Nolan, Jack Rigney, Jerry Laveroni, Sebastian Tom, Edward Asner |
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The Night of the Simian Terror |
February 16, 1968 |
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A visit to the plantation of a US Senator
reveals a myterious family past that intersects with a doctor
infamous for his experiments with apes. The agents are lucky enough
to arrive just as the Senator's forgotten giant son and his friend, a
giant ape, are rampaging through the plantation. |
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Director: Michael Caffey |
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Guest starring: Richard Kiel, Dabbs Greer,
Grace Gaynor |
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The Night of the Death Maker |
February 23, 1968 |
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An attempt to assassinate President Grant
is foiled at the last minute by West and Gordon. However,there seems
to be more going on than a simple assassination,as the weapon used in
the attempt was one stolen in recent raids on government and
territorial armories. The President refuses to cancel a trip to
Dever,leaving Jim and Artemus only 36 hours to uncover who is
responsible and stop them before it's too late. |
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Director: Irving J. Moore, Writer: Robert
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Guest starring: Wendell Corey, Angel
Tompkins, Arthur Batanides, Roy Engel, Nicky Blair, Michael Fox,
Charles Lampkin, Joe Lansden, Britt Nillsson, Gale Warren, J. Pat O'Malley |
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