S1.E3

The Test

Episode aired Feb 7, 1965
22m

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Chuck Connors, Joe De Santis, and Jason Evers in Branded (1965)

Jason befriends a missionary priest to the Comanche Nation. When the Comanche warriors demand a test of the pacifist priest's courage, Jason steps in to demonstrate a broader definition of c... Read allJason befriends a missionary priest to the Comanche Nation. When the Comanche warriors demand a test of the pacifist priest's courage, Jason steps in to demonstrate a broader definition of courage.Jason befriends a missionary priest to the Comanche Nation. When the Comanche warriors demand a test of the pacifist priest's courage, Jason steps in to demonstrate a broader definition of courage.

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Chuck Connors

Jason McCord

Jason Evers

Father Jason Durant

Joe De Santis

Chief Looking Glass

Jay Silverheels

Wild Horse

Michael Keep

Bold Eagle

Alberto Monte

Indian

John War Eagle

Medicine Man

Raven Grey Eagle

Indian
(uncredited)

Cherokee Landrum

Indian
(uncredited)

Milan Smith

Indian
(uncredited)

Lucian Tiger

Indian
(uncredited)

Tony Urchel

Indian
(uncredited)

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- Leonard J. Horn
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Jason McCord: Every choice a man makes opens some doors and closes others.

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8/10

He flipped his sword!

I noticed it right away. When Jason and Wild Horse were about to fight, Jason flipped his sword twice. It was a familiar flip - like Chuck Connors always did in The Rifleman. It's always nice to watch him do that!

Of course, watching Jason race away from those Indians and jump over the wagon...knocking the minister down with him...that's classic western stuff. This show would not have been complete if Jason hadn't been able to play cowboy and Indians. As for the Indian being so nice and forgiving...I don't know that they would have even allowed Jason and the minister to leave so easily...

Overall, this was a good episodes. I don't have any complaints, but I liked the first two episodes a lot better.