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While on vacation, Clay and Sarge stumble into a town near the Mexican border where a crooked judge and his stooge lawman force the inhabitants to work for pennies in his mine. Clay works with the local padre to organize the townspeople to rebel against their oppressors.
- (20)
- Western
- Tay Garnett
- 1961-02-11
May 16, 2017 · Season 2, Episode 20, "Shackled Town": Bruce Gordon (see the biography section for the 1961 post on The Untouchables) plays Vista Grande Judge Denton. Robert Brubaker (Deputy Ed Blake on U.S. Marshal and Floyd on Gunsmoke ) plays Marshal Pecos Smith.
While on vacation, Clay and Sarge stumble into a town near the Mexican border where a crooked judge and his stooge lawman force the inhabitants to work for pennies in his mine. Clay works with the local padre to organize the townspeople to rebel against their oppressors.
Shackled Town is the twentieth episode of the second season of The Deputy, and the fifty-ninth episode overall. Starring : Henry Fonda ( Marshal Simon Fry ) and Allen Case ( Deputy Clay McCord )
- February 11, 1961
- Michel Kraike
- Tay Garnett
- Clark E. Reynolds
The Deputy was a TV-series that ran for 2 seasons from 1959 to 1961. The Deputy is Clay McCord, a storekeeper in 1880's Silver City, Arizona Territories, who is an expert shot, but refuses to use his gun, because he believes they are the major cause of frontier violence.
S2.E20 ∙ Shackled Town. Sat, Feb 11, 1961. While on vacation, Clay and Sarge stumble into a town near the Mexican border where a crooked judge and his stooge lawman force the inhabitants to work for pennies in his mine. Clay works with the local padre to organize the townspeople to rebel against their oppressors.
