S3.E8

The Day the Amnesty Came Through

Name: The Day the Amnesty Came Through
Genre: Western
Released: 1972-11-25
Duration: 1 h
Rating: 7.2
Cast: Ben Murphy, Roger Davis, Brett Halsey

Episode aired Nov 25, 1972
Not Rated
1h

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7.2/10

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Western

Heyes and Curry get a telegram from Wyoming sheriff Lom Trevors that the Governor has at long last given them amnesty, and rush to meet the sheriff. But the day the amnesty came through is a... Read allHeyes and Curry get a telegram from Wyoming sheriff Lom Trevors that the Governor has at long last given them amnesty, and rush to meet the sheriff. But the day the amnesty came through is also the day the Governor was removed from office (as a territorial governor, he was appoin... Read allHeyes and Curry get a telegram from Wyoming sheriff Lom Trevors that the Governor has at long last given them amnesty, and rush to meet the sheriff. But the day the amnesty came through is also the day the Governor was removed from office (as a territorial governor, he was appointed by the President -- when the Executive Mansion was occupied by a President of a differ... Read all

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7.2/10

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Trivia
Charles Dierkop played Flat Nose Curry in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.

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In the opening credits, Heyes and Curry discuss their dubious amnesty with an unseen Lom Trevors, voice provided by Mike Road. (This is the sequence filmed late in the previous season when Roger Davis became Hannibal Heyes, and Road's dubbed-in voice is used for the entire series.) At the end of this story, Heyes and Curry exactly replicate the conversation with Trevors - but now he's played by John Russell. (Russell would play Lom Trevors a second time in the last show filmed, "Witness to a Lynching" - and again the opening-credit voice would belong to Road.)