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The Legend of Jud Starr

Episode aired Sep 14, 1967
TV-PG
1h 15m

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Notorious outlaw Jud Starr is rescued by his gang. Under Jud's leadership the outlaws raid the Cimarron Strip and use the Cherokee land as a haven. Marshal Crown captures Starr on the eve of... Read allNotorious outlaw Jud Starr is rescued by his gang. Under Jud's leadership the outlaws raid the Cimarron Strip and use the Cherokee land as a haven. Marshal Crown captures Starr on the eve of a wedding to an Indian woman and must take his prisoner back to Cimarron with Starr's gan... Read allNotorious outlaw Jud Starr is rescued by his gang. Under Jud's leadership the outlaws raid the Cimarron Strip and use the Cherokee land as a haven. Marshal Crown captures Starr on the eve of a wedding to an Indian woman and must take his prisoner back to Cimarron with Starr's gang in hot pursuit.

Director
- Vincent McEveety
Writers
- Christopher Knopf
- Richard Fielder
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7.1/10

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Director
- Vincent McEveety
Writers
- Christopher Knopf
- Richard Fielder
Stars

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Score from the "Gunsmoke" episode scored by Morton Steven, titled "Cattle Barons", is tracked in this episode: the after commercial break music when riders on horses go to a wagon and find a man tied up inside (stopping about the time they see the man, and switching to unknown tracked score).

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Dulcey: If you don't want any friends, you're doing a very good job.

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7/10

One spectacular escape

Darren NcGavin plays a legendary outlaw who contributes mightily to his own legend by spinning many a tall tale right up to the point they're ready to hang him in Cimarron. But with the help of his gang he pulls off one spectacular escape to begin this episode.

Seeking even more allies he marries Barbara Luna a Cherokee princess and daughter of Ken Renard the Cherokee tribal president. He's promised to share $80,000.00 in loot from an army payroll he robbed many years ago. Of course he's also promised to share the same loot with the members of his current gang.

McGavin and the Cimarron Strip regulars get good support from such familiar folks as Roy Jenson, Percy Helton, and a young Beau Bridges.

Stuart Whitman has his hands full in this one.