S3E12
A Gallows for Sam Horn
The Virginian · 1964-12-02
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what happens
Widower Sam Horn (John Lupton) comes into conflict with the railway headed by Colonel John Briscoe (Edward Binns). Part of his land had been expropriated as a railway right of way and the compensation was based on much outmoded land values. The Colonel is also having conflicts with his son Scott (Buck Taylor) over an old girlfriend of Buck's called Peg Dineen (Laurel Goodwin) who also happens to be in town. Peg is a supposed widow with a young child and Sam Horn is smitten with her. When Buck is shot, Sam is put on trial for murder although he claims it was self-defense. In the courtroom it is up to Judge Garth to defend and save Sam Horn by uncovering the tangled and hidden motives behind the events.
nobody has mapped this one
We draw an episode's shape from public discussion of it, and there isn't enough about this one to draw anything honest. Forty-five seconds with the dial and it has a curve.
rate S3E12 →who made it
- written
- Dean Riesner
guest cast
Billed for this episode only — the turn people remember an episode for.
Laurel Goodwin as Peg Dineen
John Lupton as Sam Horn
Elizabeth Harrower as Mrs. Crandall
Med Flory as Tom Yeager
Edward Binns as Colonel John Briscoe
George Kennedy as Jack Marshman
Walter Woolf King as Judge MacDonald
Virginia Christine as Judith Briscoe