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Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Fixing Frank by Jason T. Gaffney Fixing Frank by Jason T Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Fixing Frank by Jason T. Gaffney Fixing Frank by Jason T. Gaffney. CTVA The Classic TV Archive - US Western series <Previous "Colt 45" Next> Starring: Wayde Preston (as Chris Colt) Season 1 (ABC) (1957-58) Episode Guide compiled by The Classic TV Archive with contributions by: Sal Crisanti [SC], Hugh McCauley [HMcC] Rina Fox, Heikocleef, Dr. Kimble, James Beer references: TV Guide / Library of Congress (telnet://locis.loc.gov) Internet Movie Database (https://us.imdb.com) UCLA Film and Television Archive / Writers Guild of America (wga) 1.01 Colt 45: JUDGMENT DAY (title on film & copyright) (verified -SC) a.k.a. "The Peacemaker" 18Oct57 ABC Fri Directed By Douglas Hayes Teleplay By Marion Hargrove/Story By Roy Huggins Starring: Wayde Preston (as Chris Colt) Guest Cast: Peter Brown. as Dave Erin O'Brien. as Sister Helen MacGregor Andrew Duggan. as Jim Rexford Helen Brown. as Sister Howard Kenneth MacDonald. as Col. Parker Bob Steele. as Sgt.Granger Barry Brooks. as The Hotel Clerk Kenneth Terrell. as The Townsman Robert B. Williams. as Henchman#1 Fred Coby. as Henchman#2 Guy Teague. as Henchman#3 Synopsis: Chris is sent to the town of Cottonwood to watch a man called Jim Rexford (Andrew Duggan), but after having a run in with Rexford and making a fool of him, Rexford challenges Chris to a gunfight if he dosen't leave town before noon. [SC/HMcC] 1.02 [--] Colt 45: A TIME TO DIE (verified -SC) 25Oct57 ABC Fri WRITTEN BY LEO GORDON DIRECTED BY DOUGLAS HEYES Starring: Wayde Preston (as Chris Colt) Guest Cast: Wayne Morris . Jim Girard Kenneth R. MacDonald . Col. Parker Dan Blocker . Will John Day . Burke Edwin Parker . Clete SYNOPSIS: WHILE RETURNING HIS PRISONER, NAMED JIM GIRARD, THROUGH THE DESERT, CHRIS COLT IS OVER-POWERED AND LEFT BY GIRARD WITHOUT A HORSE AND WATER. [SC] 1.03 Colt 45: THE $3,000 BULLET (verified -SC) 1Nov57 Director Franklin Adreon Written By Robert Schaefer and Eric Freiwald [SC] Starring: Wayde Preston (as Chris Colt) Guest Cast: Richard Garland . Bill Hodges Harlan Warde . Dan Crawford Toni Gerry . Amy Hodges Michael Dante . Davey Bryant John Beradino . John Modock also: [SC] Joel Ashley . as Luke Hanson William Lally . as Hobbs Forrest Lewis . as Willy Flood Laurie Mitchell . as Adele Walter Reed . as Sawyer Synopsis: Johnny Modock gunslinger is shot simultaneously by 3 men in a saloon after a fight, but only one bullet hit and killed Modock. The sheriff has to decide which of the men fired the fatal bullet and gets the $3,000 reward for Modock. Working undercover Chris (who was set to meet Modock has to think fast and save his mission) suddenly makes an announcement that he is going to kill the man who gets the reward. [HMcC] 1.04 Colt 45: GALLOWS AT GRANITE GAP (verified -SC) 8Nov57 ABC Fri Directed By Franklin Adreon Teleplay By William Leicester/ From A Story By Joseph Chadwick Guest Cast: John Smith . as The Comanche Kid Virginia Gregg . as Martha Naylor Stuart Randall . as Sheriff Pat Monohan Harry Antrim . as Doc Helfey William Henry . as Deputy Trask Alan Reynolds . as The Townsman Harry Strang . as The Man Louis Quinn . as The Stage Driver Synopsis: Chris Colt and a Sheriff's posse capture a killer known as The Comanche Kid. The Kid escapes from the jail at Granite Gap before he is about to be hanged wounding the Sheriff. Chris Colt goes in pursuit. [SC] 1.05 Colt 45: SMALL MAN (verified -SC) 15Nov57 ABC Fri Directed by Edward Bernds Written By Frederic Brady Starring: Wayde Preston (as Chris Colt) Guest Cast: Jay Novello . John Barnett Paul Burns . Hawkins Charles Fredericks . Larkin Vici Raaf . Madge Rayford Barnes . Brent Nelson also: [SC] John Cason . as Hank Reeves George Barrows . as Henton George J. Lewis . as The Sheriff Chris Alcaide . as Grimes Synopsis: Chris Colt encounters a little man claiming to be a gunfighter who unexpectedly wears a concealed bullet-proof vest. [SC] 1.06 Colt 45: FINAL PAYMENT 22-Nov-1957 ABC Fri (Rerun 20Dec59 ABC Sun) Directed by Franklin Adreon Starring: Wayde Preston (as Chris Colt) Guest Cast: Dick Foran . Tuck Degan James Nolan . Ben Bluestone John Cliff . Cade Bluestone Walter Barnes . Mace Bluestone Hollis Irving Synopsis: Government agent Chris Colt and his new assistant Tuck Degan set out to collect back taxes. [JB] 1.07 Colt 45: ONE GOOD TURN (verified -SC) 29Nov57 ABC Fri Directed By Edward Bernds Written By John McGreevey Starring: Wayde Preston (as Chris Colt) Guest Cast: Lisa Montell . Teresa Valdez William Phipps . Trumbull Alma Beltran . Maria Valdez Bob Anderson . Cranly Michael Healey (aka Myron Healey). Becker also; [SC] Vincent Padula . as Francesco Nunez Nacho Galindo . as Dominguez Synopsis: Chris Colt helps the residents of a small mexican village who are being terrorized by a gang of renegades. [SC] 1.08 Colt 45: LAST CHANCE 06Dec57 ABC Fri (Rerun 16Nov58) Directed by NOT KNOWN Starring: Wayde Preston (as Chris Colt) Guest Cast: Stacy Keach . Sheriff Ben Mason Willard Sage . Morgan Brent Tina Carver . Kate Grant Kent Taylor . Wallace Grant Aline Towne . Marion Whittier Synopsis: Chris Colt rides into a frontier town to go bear-hunting with his friend Sheriff Ben Mason. When he arrives at Mason's office, a woman runs in and reports that her accountant has been shot at a mine. [RF] 1.09 Colt 45: YOUNG GUN (verified -SC) 13Dec57 ABC Fri Directed By Walter Grauman Teleplay By Daniel Ullman, Joel M. Rapp and William Driskill/ Story By Joel M. Rapp and William Driskill Starring: Wayde Preston (as Chris Colt) Guest Cast: Charles Bronson. as Danny Arnold Peter Brown. as Jimmy Benedict Lauren Tuttle. as Francis Benedict James Anderson. as Jeff Lanier Hugh Sanders. as Sheriff Powers Jaclynne Greene. as Julie Nedson Booth. as The Bartender Murvyn Vye. as Sheriff Willoughby Roy Barcroft. as The Customer Synopsis: Young Jimmy Benedict cons Chris Colt into selling him a gun so he can hunt down and kill outlaw Danny Arnold who murdered his father during a bank robbery. [SC] 1.10 Colt 45: REBELLION 20Dec57 Directed by Walter Grauman Starring: Wayde Preston (as Chris Colt) Guest Cast: Robert Warwick . Judge Killian Leslie Bradley . Col. Jack Killian Mary Beth Hughes . Clover Haig Fran Bennett . Laura Killian Synopsis: Southerners who go by the name of "The Brothers Of The Black Cross plan a new rebellion in New Mexico, and want Chris to supply them with an arsenal of guns and ammunation. [HMcC] 1.11 Colt 45: THE GYPSIES 27-Dec-1957 ABC Fri Directed by Alan Crosland, Jr. Starring: Wayde Preston (as Chris Colt) Guest Cast: Lyn Thomas . Nan Wilson Steve Darrell . Marshal Terry Wilson Don Megowan . Deputy Pete Dawson Paul Picerni . Quito Synopsis: The girlfriend of a deputy elopes with the leader of a Gypsy band. Chris Colt is called in to prevent bloodshed between the Gypsy band and the residents of the town where the girl lived. [JB] 1.12 [--] Colt 45: SIGN IN THE SAND (verified -SC) 3Jan58 ABC Fri WRITTEN BY FREDERIC BRADY Directed by Alan Crosland, Jr. Starring: Wayde Preston (as Chris Colt) Guest Cast: James Lydon . Frank Harper William Tannen . Dave Charles Tannen . the Wrangler Kenneth MacDonald . Col. Parker Francis De Sales SYNOPSIS: CHRIS COLT MEETS ANOTHER GOVERNMENT AGENT IN THE TOWN OF WARBONNET. THEIR ASSIGNMENT IS TO PROTECT AN ARMY PAYROLL SHIPMENT FROM A GANG OF OUTLAWS [SC] 1.13 Colt 45: THE MIRAGE 10-Jan-58 ABC Fri Directed by NOT KNOWN Starring: Wayde Preston (as Chris Colt) Guest Cast: Ann Maria Majalca . Maurita Frank Puglia . Ramon Esperanza John Vivyan . George F. Foley Valentin de Vargas . Carlos Hernandez Donald "Red" Barry . Capt. Thane Dick Monahan Synopsis: A renegade band of soldiers try to drive off a group of Mexicans who reside by a water hole in the desert. The Mexicans appeal to Chris Colt for help in keeping their homes. [JB] 1.14 Colt 45: BLOOD MONEY (verified -SC) 17Jan58 ABC Fri Directed By Abner Biberman [SC] Written By David Lang [SC] Starring: Wayde Preston (as Chris Colt) Guest Cast: [SC] Jerry Paris. as Joe Bullock Randy Stuart. as Julie John Cliff. as Roper Benny Baker. as The Clerk David McMahon. as The Blacksmith Fred Therman. as The 2nd Clerk Nesdon Booth. as The Fat Man Synopsis: A wanted outlaw arranges a secret meeting with Chris and offers to give himself up if Chris will give the $500 reward to his girlfriend who needs the money for a lifesaving operation. But Chris finds there is more to this situation than meets the eye. [HMcC] 1.15 Colt 45: DEAD RECKONING (verified -SC) 24Jan58 ABC Fri Directed By Abner Biberman [SC] Written By Jack Harvey [SC] Starring: Wayde Preston (as Chris Colt) Guest Cast: [SC] Richard Webb. as Rocky Norton Joan Vohs. as Katharine Norton Lee Van Cleef. as Tom Devery Kem Dibbs. as Blake Ralph Demke. as Senator King Jason Robards, Sr. as Judge Hesby Buzz Henry. as Pete Dill Willard Thompson. as The Sheriff Addison Richards. as Warden Johnson Bill Erwin. as The Hotel Clerk Recurring Cast: Kenneth MacDonald. as Colonel Parker Synopsis: Colonel Parker and the warden of the Arizona Territorial Prison ask Chris Colt to impersonate notorious gunslinger and robber Rocky Norton, so Chris can find out when the robbery of a large sum of money is going to take place. [SC] 1.16 Colt 45: DECOY 31-Jan-1958 ABC Fri Directed by Leslie H. Martinson Starring: Wayde Preston (as Chris Colt) Guest Cast: Kathleen Crowley . Elena Pierre Warkin . Col. Duncan Christopher Dark . Don Ramon Ernestine Barrier . Dona Rita Synopsis: Chris Colt sets out after a band of Mexican outlaws who have stolen a cargo of Colt firearms.
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