This Virginian story finds Doug McClure on the trail of a former slave James Watson whom he spotted with a watch belonging to a friend. He trails Watson
to a ghost town on the edge of the Arapahoe reservation where he is like the
lord high everything else from The Mikado.
But while they debate about who really owns the watch, a wounded outlaw played by William Shatner along with a stupid young girl who ran off with him and two of his men looking for assistance.
Shatner is one unreconstructed rebel who can't quite address Watson on equal terms. It's quite an acting duel between the two of them.
And I'm sure you know who settles all the accounts in this story also. Nice performances from Shatner and Watson with McClure basically a spectator.
But while they debate about who really owns the watch, a wounded outlaw played by William Shatner along with a stupid young girl who ran off with him and two of his men looking for assistance.
Shatner is one unreconstructed rebel who can't quite address Watson on equal terms. It's quite an acting duel between the two of them.
And I'm sure you know who settles all the accounts in this story also. Nice performances from Shatner and Watson with McClure basically a spectator.
