When the show begins, Kimble finds himself aboard a freight car with some escaped prisoners. One has already died from his wounds, another is badly injured and another is unharmed...and then there's Kimble. Kimble treats the injured man, and probably in hindsight wishes he hadn't. When Kimble tries to escape, the two men take him prisoner...after all, the injured leader might need more medical attention.
Soon the men leave the train car and make their way to a home with a woman and her grown daughter. The pair are kept prisoner and eventually the daughter leaves with the prisoners to drive them to safety. What's next? See the show.
In this case, you have three convicted killers--all very, very different. Kimble was unjustly convicted, one was a boxer who hit a guy too hard and was convicted of manslaughter and the third a true sociopath...a guy who simply kills because it serves his purposes! Well written and a very interesting look at three very different men.
Soon the men leave the train car and make their way to a home with a woman and her grown daughter. The pair are kept prisoner and eventually the daughter leaves with the prisoners to drive them to safety. What's next? See the show.
In this case, you have three convicted killers--all very, very different. Kimble was unjustly convicted, one was a boxer who hit a guy too hard and was convicted of manslaughter and the third a true sociopath...a guy who simply kills because it serves his purposes! Well written and a very interesting look at three very different men.