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Bonanza: The Ride (1962)

Bonanza: The Ride (1962)
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The hooded man who robbed and killed the manager of the Goat Springs bank line turns out to be Adam Cartwright's longtime friend Bill Enders (Jan Merlin). Even though Adam is certain that he saw Bill at the scene of the murder, another witness claims that Bill was 90 miles away when the crime occurred. Unsatisfied with this testimony, Adam takes it upon himself to prove (or perhaps disprove) that Bill could have ridden the 180-mile distance in and out of town in time to commit the murder. Also in the cast are Grace Gaynor as Mary Enders, Hal Baylor as Stewart, and Chubby Johnson as Toby Barker. Written by Ward Hawkins, "The Ride" was first shown on January 21, 1962. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Starring:
Lorne GreenePernell Roberts, (more)
Director(s):
Don McDougall
 
 
 
 

Synopsis of Bonanza: The Ride

The hooded man who robbed and killed the manager of the Goat Springs bank line turns out to be Adam Cartwright's longtime friend Bill Enders (Jan Merlin). Even though Adam is certain that he saw Bill at the scene of the murder, another witness claims that Bill was 90 miles away when the crime occurred. Unsatisfied with this testimony, Adam takes it upon himself to prove (or perhaps disprove) that Bill could have ridden the 180-mile distance in and out of town in time to commit the murder. Also in the cast are Grace Gaynor as Mary Enders, Hal Baylor as Stewart, and Chubby Johnson as Toby Barker. Written by Ward Hawkins, "The Ride" was first shown on January 21, 1962. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Director(s):
Don McDougall
Writer(s):
Ward Hawkins
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