I'm not sure when exactly "Ballistics" came into being for use as evidence, but I liked the way they portrayed the future of police work in this episode.
On the Rifleman, I often like episodes like these when Lucas is on his own. It feels good sometimes not to always have to listen to Marks' whining about something or other, holding Mcain back from doing anything badass. Unfortunately, not that much action was in this episode but I enjoyed the change up from the norm.
There are a number a guest stars by recurring actors in this episode. Richard Anderson and Harold Stone. Both have appeared on this series in the past.
On the Rifleman, I often like episodes like these when Lucas is on his own. It feels good sometimes not to always have to listen to Marks' whining about something or other, holding Mcain back from doing anything badass. Unfortunately, not that much action was in this episode but I enjoyed the change up from the norm.
There are a number a guest stars by recurring actors in this episode. Richard Anderson and Harold Stone. Both have appeared on this series in the past.
