Valley of Fear

Episode aired Dec 24, 1957
26m

IMDb RATING

6.2/10

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Drama Western

Travis poses as an outlaw in what seems to be a very peaceful valley to try to find the reason behind the disappearance of a U.S. Marshal.Travis poses as an outlaw in what seems to be a very peaceful valley to try to find the reason behind the disappearance of a U.S. Marshal.Travis poses as an outlaw in what seems to be a very peaceful valley to try to find the reason behind the disappearance of a U.S. Marshal.

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IMDb RATING

6.2/10

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Tristram Coffin

Capt. Tom Rynning
(as Tris Coffin)

Kelo Henderson

Ranger Clint Travis

William Forrest

Col. Underhill

Jim Canino

Stace Underhill
(as Jim Conino)

Mickey Simpson

Ross Parker

Tim Graham

Uncle Ben Larkin

Norman MacDonald

Phil J. Munch

Judge
(as Phil Munch)

Michael Ivor

Carter
(as Micheal Ivor)

Arthur Palmer

U.S. Marshal Dan Peterson
(as Art Palmer)

Director
- Reg Browne
Writer
- Sloan Nibley
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User reviews

6.27

Best Emmys Moments

Quotes
Ranger Clint Travis: This Stace Underhill - is he suspected of riding with the Musgrove Boys?
Capt. Tom Rynning: Yes. It's a bad time for them to be moving back into the territory. People in the east are fighting our bid for statehood, claiming all we have out here are George Musgroves and gila monsters.
Ranger Clint Travis: Afraid we're stuck with the monsters.
Capt. Tom Rynning: Yeah, but not the Musgroves. We can't let them get a foothold in this territory.

Crazy credits
Each episode of "26 Men" was prefaced by a title card that read in part, "This is a true story. Only the names were changed to protect the innocent". Yet, the end credits all had the usual disclaimer "The characters and events depicted are fictitious".