S5.E31

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Behan's Double Game

Name: Behan's Double Game
Genre: Western
Released: 1960-03-29
Duration: 30 min
Rating: 7.3
Cast: Hugh O'Brian, Douglas Fowley, Morgan Woodward

Episode aired Mar 29, 1960
TV-PG
30m

IMDb RATING

7.3/10

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Douglas Fowley, Hugh O'Brian, and Morgan Woodward in The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp (1955)

Western

Earp learns Old Man Clanton is moving some of his stolen silver. Earp catches two of the gang and silver but in Tombstone Sheriff Behan releases the men saying they escaped. It is time for a... Read allEarp learns Old Man Clanton is moving some of his stolen silver. Earp catches two of the gang and silver but in Tombstone Sheriff Behan releases the men saying they escaped. It is time for a showdown between Earp and Behan over the issue.Earp learns Old Man Clanton is moving some of his stolen silver. Earp catches two of the gang and silver but in Tombstone Sheriff Behan releases the men saying they escaped. It is time for a showdown between Earp and Behan over the issue.

Director
- Roy Rowland
Writers
- Frederick Hazlitt Brennan
- Wilda McGinnis
Stars

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IMDb RATING

7.3/10

YOUR RATING

Director
- Roy Rowland
Writers
- Frederick Hazlitt Brennan
- Wilda McGinnis
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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Hugh O'Brian

Wyatt Earp

Douglas Fowley

Doc Holliday

Morgan Woodward

Shotgun Gibbs

Lash LaRue

Johnny Behan
(as Lash La Rue)

Trevor Bardette

Old Man Clanton

John Litel

Capt. David Rowland

Steve Pendleton

John Thacker

Mike Ragan

J.B. Ayres

Fred Coby

Pony Deal

Jimmie Booth

Posse Member
(uncredited)

Albert Cavens

Posse Member
(uncredited)

Bill Coontz

Dongo - Clanton Henchman
(uncredited)

Dee Cooper

Henchman
(uncredited)

Rex Lease

Shoto
(uncredited)

Orville Sherman

Deputy Cavanaugh
(uncredited)

Director
- Roy Rowland
Writers
- Frederick Hazlitt Brennan
- Wilda McGinnis
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Shotgun Gibbs: Johnny Behan. You know, Doc, that fellah' puzzles me. Makes close to - um, 30,000 dollars a year collectin' fees and taxes - and you tell me why he has to be a crook.
Doc Holliday: Well, it's born in a man. Reminds me of a house gambler who earns an honest 10%, and he still has to cheat. Larceny is excitement to some men, Gibbs. Stimulates 'em.