This is one of those morality / social conscience type of stories. Josh Randall is taking a prisoner on a stagecoach that gets attacked by Indians. Unlike the ones that run casinos in the modern day, these Indians kill, and they are not feeling sorry for themselves.
Randall and a nasty old codger played by George Macready survive the attack, but the horses were stolen, and they are many miles from civilization.
Also on their trail are two outlaws that think they are going to rescue Randall's prisoner, but he got killed by the Indians.
So as Randall leads the way to safety and salvation, Macready spends his time taking shots at Randall for being a bounty hunter. Why Randall did not leave this guy behind is a mystery.
Eventually they meet more hostile Indians and the outlaws catch up. It is touch and go all through this episode. The story would have been a lot more fun if a less nasty character had been on the road trip with Randall.
Randall and a nasty old codger played by George Macready survive the attack, but the horses were stolen, and they are many miles from civilization.
Also on their trail are two outlaws that think they are going to rescue Randall's prisoner, but he got killed by the Indians.
So as Randall leads the way to safety and salvation, Macready spends his time taking shots at Randall for being a bounty hunter. Why Randall did not leave this guy behind is a mystery.
Eventually they meet more hostile Indians and the outlaws catch up. It is touch and go all through this episode. The story would have been a lot more fun if a less nasty character had been on the road trip with Randall.