S1.E17

Run, Killer, Run

Name: Run, Killer, Run
Genre: Western
Released: 1966-01-10
Duration: 30 min
Rating: 8
Cast: Robert Horton, Sally Kellerman, Leonard Nimoy

Episode aired Jan 10, 1966
30m

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8.0/10

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Leonard Nimoy and Robert Horton in A Man Called Shenandoah (1965)

Western

A gunman (Leonard Nimoy) is hired to kill Shenandoah after he takes a job at a wharf. Apparently the person who hired the gunman fears Shenandoah would recognize him and tell the law what he... Read allA gunman (Leonard Nimoy) is hired to kill Shenandoah after he takes a job at a wharf. Apparently the person who hired the gunman fears Shenandoah would recognize him and tell the law what he knows. Sally Kellerman plays Shenandoah's latest love interest.A gunman (Leonard Nimoy) is hired to kill Shenandoah after he takes a job at a wharf. Apparently the person who hired the gunman fears Shenandoah would recognize him and tell the law what he knows. Sally Kellerman plays Shenandoah's latest love interest.

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8.0/10

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9/10

Tense, intriguing, exciting.

"A Man Called Shenandoah" is unjustly overlooked, amongst the Western shows made during the 1960s. One interesting aspect, is the way the protagonist is presented as vulnerable. The episode "Run Killer Run" is typical of this. Shenandoah (Robert Horton) works as a foreman at a wharf, whilst trying to trace his real identity. Unknown to him, there's a bounty on his head. A professional gunslinger (Leonard Nimoy) has come to collect. The writing and acting are great. We have more idea what Shenandoah was like, via a flashback scene based before the attack that rendered him amnesic. Sally Kellerman is on hand as the love interest, hoping this man with a mysterious past shall stay and settle down. For a 30 minute show, there's plenty going on. This isn't one of your usual gunfighting, horse chasing productions. The emphasis is on character and drama.