Once again, Ruel Jaxon puts the Monroes' in harm's way. There is a score he has to settle with an old Pawnee Indian Chief, and the chief has a score to settle with him. It just so happens that the chief finds Ruel when he's at the Monroe cabin. The chief is shot by Jaxon; and Jaxon is shot by the chief. Kathleen is caught in the middle of two fighting men and does the only thing she knows - try to take care of both of them.
The story is good, though a bit repetitive of other episodes. It seems there's something different about these older episodes. Well, I realized what it was - the scenery. It's not as open and pretty as it in in the first few episodes.
The story is good, though a bit repetitive of other episodes. It seems there's something different about these older episodes. Well, I realized what it was - the scenery. It's not as open and pretty as it in in the first few episodes.