Sometimes Dennis Weaver's acting ability gets overlooked since he played second fiddle to a larger than life man in Marshal Dillon. But when the writers let Mr Weaver take the lead in an episode it always turns out well. And in this program Dennis Weaver shines as the likable Chester Goode when he believes he needs to save Doc from a killer.
It begins when a man comes into Dodge, Brice Harp, and mistakes Doc Adams for a Judge that placed him in jail years ago. Harp vows vengeance against Doc and tells him that he is going to kill him. Doc shakes the threats off to possible alcohol but it really bothers Chester. And with Matt out-of-town, Chester feels like he has to be the person that protects Doc. But little does Chester know that Harp is a gunslinger that has escape from prison.
Dennis Weaver's acting is so calmly and perfectly done that it does not come across as acting a part. He really is Chester Goode and will always be there for anyone in the town. A well written story that was played well by all involved. Even Milburn Stone gets a little emotional at the end of this tale. Good watch.
It begins when a man comes into Dodge, Brice Harp, and mistakes Doc Adams for a Judge that placed him in jail years ago. Harp vows vengeance against Doc and tells him that he is going to kill him. Doc shakes the threats off to possible alcohol but it really bothers Chester. And with Matt out-of-town, Chester feels like he has to be the person that protects Doc. But little does Chester know that Harp is a gunslinger that has escape from prison.
Dennis Weaver's acting is so calmly and perfectly done that it does not come across as acting a part. He really is Chester Goode and will always be there for anyone in the town. A well written story that was played well by all involved. Even Milburn Stone gets a little emotional at the end of this tale. Good watch.