S2.E14

Time Is the Rider

Name: Time Is the Rider
Genre: Western
Released: 1969-01-10
Duration: 22 min
Rating: 7.5
Cast: Walter Brennan, Dack Rambo, Douglas Fowley

Episode aired Jan 10, 1969
22m

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7.5/10

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Walter Brennan and Dack Rambo in The Guns of Will Sonnett (1967)

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Three outlaws, one posing as an Army major, talk Jeff into accompanying them to meet his father, but they actually have more sinister plans for both Jeff and James. Will teams with an old pr... Read allThree outlaws, one posing as an Army major, talk Jeff into accompanying them to meet his father, but they actually have more sinister plans for both Jeff and James. Will teams with an old prospector to look for them.Three outlaws, one posing as an Army major, talk Jeff into accompanying them to meet his father, but they actually have more sinister plans for both Jeff and James. Will teams with an old prospector to look for them.

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Jeff Gets Taken for a Ride

Still looking for his father, Jeff (Dack Rambo) rides into a small western town. He's there to meet likewise searching grandfather Will (Walter Brennan), who hasn't arrived yet. Led by obviously-dressed Civil War veteran James Griffith (as Major Cross), a trio of outlaws listen as Jeff identifies himself as a Sonnett. Claiming to be partners with Jim Sonnett in a gold mine, Mr. Griffith invites Jeff to meet his father, at long last. Jeff is so excited, he doesn't wait for Will. We know something is going to go very wrong when sneaky, long-haired Allen Jaffe (as Charlie) empties Jeff's gun. They ride off to meet Jim. Will arrives in town and gets cranky. After hoisting a few with fellow old-timer Douglas Fowley (as Hi Lowe), Will sets out to find Jeff. This episode's not bad, for coming in under 30 minutes. Again, we wonder how Jim is able to avoid his kin, especially since Jeff is identified as his son. He must have a very good reason. Stay tuned...

***** Time Is the Rider (1969-01-10) Jean Yarbrough ~ Dack Rambo, Walter Brennan, James Griffith, Douglas Fowley

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Douglas Fowley who played Hi Lowe in this episode died on May 21, 1998, at the Motion Picture and Television Country House and Hospital in Woodland Hills, California, aged 86. James Welch Henderson Arkansas May 10, 2025