Palladin arrives at a camp on the ledge of a mountainside. Up and coming actor Richard Rust, career tough guy Richard Shannon, and veteran actors Don Beddoe and John Hoyt are the fellow campers.
They want to leave behind a guy that got blown off the ledge, and who none of them liked. What's wrong with that? Nobody has an obligation to risk their lives going down the side of a mountain to try and rescue a guy that might be dead. As they all tell Palladin, at a minimum, he is seriously injured, and a long way from getting any medical care.
Palladin takes the contrary view, as he often does, and yells, bullies, and guilts everyone into deciding that they have to go down the side of the mountain to try and rescue the injured party.
Half of this episode is the bullying and guilting of the campers by Palladin, and the other half is watching a bunch of old guys trying to go down the side of a mountain using nothing but standard ropes. It starts off really obnoxious, and then it gets very boring. This is one of the worst episodes of Have Gun, and one of the few I will skip when it is on TV.
They want to leave behind a guy that got blown off the ledge, and who none of them liked. What's wrong with that? Nobody has an obligation to risk their lives going down the side of a mountain to try and rescue a guy that might be dead. As they all tell Palladin, at a minimum, he is seriously injured, and a long way from getting any medical care.
Palladin takes the contrary view, as he often does, and yells, bullies, and guilts everyone into deciding that they have to go down the side of the mountain to try and rescue the injured party.
Half of this episode is the bullying and guilting of the campers by Palladin, and the other half is watching a bunch of old guys trying to go down the side of a mountain using nothing but standard ropes. It starts off really obnoxious, and then it gets very boring. This is one of the worst episodes of Have Gun, and one of the few I will skip when it is on TV.
