The Apprentice Sheriff

Episode aired Dec 9, 1958
TV-PG
30m

IMDb RATING

7.9/10

182

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Family Western

Lucas tries to help a young bespeckled substitute marshall who is hellbent to prove himself tough, regardless of the consequences.Lucas tries to help a young bespeckled substitute marshall who is hellbent to prove himself tough, regardless of the consequences.Lucas tries to help a young bespeckled substitute marshall who is hellbent to prove himself tough, regardless of the consequences.

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IMDb RATING

7.9/10

182

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Goofs
About 10 minutes in Lucas is talking with Charlie Willard. The camera angle is high enough to reveal Lucas' coffee cup is empty, or nearly so, yet Lucas keeps sipping from it.

Quotes
Lucas McCain: And Mark, you keep out of trouble.
Mark McCain: I'll try, but sometimes I just can't help it.
Lucas McCain: I know, but let me give you some advice. Yesterday, you butted into an argument between Jeff and Skinny. Now, if you want to keep out of that kind of trouble, you just mind your own business.

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Chuck Connors breaks the 4th wall in the opening credits after he shoots his rifle and then stares into the camera.

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Featured review

7/10

Robert Vaughn rant - no not really ; )

Sorry just a comment but there's already a really good review posted like seven years ago by "kfo" - something. I've read other reviews from them & they're always quite good. Ok so all i wanted to say is, how 'bout that Marshall Dan Willard aka Robert Vaughn irl huh? The character kinda sorta ruined the episode for me. So i'm not sure ... does that mean that Mr Vaughn is a really really good actor? Or, a really really bad actor?! But there is that something about Robert Vaughn, he's an actor who perfected the UGH! Smarmy rich boy entitled jock ... oops ... look. Don't get me started! ... sorry, he was super good at playing that "i'm better than everyone/you're all beneath me" role that made you want to just reach through the screen & slap him silly! So to be so good, you'd prolly assume "years of practice" right? But no! Not in Robert's case! As we could clearly see, even at the young age of (approx 26 i believe) Robert already had that ICK! Character perfected! ... OR! Maybe he was born with it?!? Gosh i sure hope he didn't act like that irl! Nah! Simply a very good actor. I'm sure that's it! ; p.