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The plot follows a young outlaw, Will Fulton, who saves Mark McCain's life from a cliff but breaks his leg in the process. He is taken in by the McCains, where he is forced to confront his life of crime and decide whether to change his ways before his brother returns. The episode guest-stars Michael Landon as Will Fulton
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00:00The Rifleman
00:07Starring Chuck Connors
00:30Oh, all right, we'll meet you at Blacksprings.
00:37What about the money?
00:39You'll get your share at Blacksprings.
00:40You'll meet us, then.
00:41You heard what I said.
00:42Get going.
00:45Ha!
00:47Come on, Will.
01:00Looks like we fooled them.
01:08Well, this time.
01:12All right, Will.
01:13Let's go this way.
01:26Help!
01:27Please, help!
01:31Hey, hey!
01:32What is it?
01:34Come here!
01:35What is it?
01:38Help!
01:39Please, help!
01:41Please!
01:45Hey, boys!
01:47Stay right there.
01:48I'll get a rope.
01:55Hurry!
01:57There's a kid down there on a ledge.
01:59Too bad.
02:00Let's get going.
02:02We can't leave that kid down there.
02:03There's a posse chasing us.
02:05Come on, we can't waste time.
02:07And he might die.
02:08If that posse catches us,
02:10we will die.
02:11Get on your horse.
02:14Get on that horse!
02:23Hurry!
02:24Hurry!
02:27Please, hold on!
02:28Please, help me!
02:39Help!
02:40Help!
02:41I'm falling!
02:42Anybody help me!
02:47Will!
02:49Will!
02:49Come back here!
02:50Help!
03:02Please, help!
03:07Please, help!
03:10I can't leave that boy down there.
03:11Okay.
03:12There we go.
03:13All right.
03:13We'll do it.
03:13Come back here.
03:13We'll do it.
03:14Okay, boy.
03:23Here comes the rope.
03:30Okay, now, don't try to come up.
03:31I'm coming down for you.
03:38Hurry.
03:40Take it easy now.
03:43Take it easy.
03:45It'll be all right.
03:52Okay.
03:53Come on down here.
03:56Let me get this rope around here.
04:00Got it.
04:03Take it now.
04:04All right, Will.
04:16I'll pull him up.
04:17Thanks, Hank.
04:22Will.
04:23Will, you all right?
04:25I think my leg's broken.
04:27Will.
04:28Here comes the rope.
04:30I'll tie it around you.
04:32I'll pull you up.
04:33There comes the rope.
04:55Thanks, Randy.
04:56I'll get to work.
04:57Good luck.
04:58Oh, I fell off a hill in the canyon and landed on a ledge.
05:22These men found me and pulled me up.
05:24Boy, I could have been a goner.
05:28Well, much obliged.
05:30Luke McCain.
05:35What's wrong with him?
05:36My brother broke his leg going after your son.
05:40Mark?
05:43Well, let's get him inside.
05:45Easy, boy.
05:47Pants of boy.
05:49I'll go for Doc Sedgley right away.
05:51We don't want a doctor.
05:57That's right.
05:58Let's get him inside.
06:01Let's go.
06:01Let's go.
06:01Oh.
06:06Oh!
06:14Oh, my God.
06:44Well, there it is.
06:47You won't be able to do much riding for a while.
06:51I was just thinking the same thing myself.
06:55I was wondering if he couldn't stay here till he was better.
07:00Will wouldn't have no broken leg, and we wouldn't be asking no favors.
07:04Except he saved your boy's life.
07:08All right. We'll fix you up a place here.
07:10No, thanks. I'll sleep out in the barn.
07:14I like it better that way.
07:16Suit yourself.
07:18Come on, Mark. We've got some chores to do.
07:23I'm glad you're staying with us, Will.
07:27Come on, son.
07:28What's he so mad about, Paul?
07:40Well, I don't think he knows, son.
07:42But he can't be as mean as he makes out.
07:44Why not?
07:46Well, if he was, he wouldn't have stopped to help you.
07:48I'll leave the money here with you.
07:54What will I see again?
07:55Well, take about a month for your leg to get better.
07:58We'll be by then.
07:59Keep out of sight.
08:00Don't worry about the sod buster.
08:03He's an honest man.
08:06Take care.
08:09Hey, Paul.
08:09Cain?
08:14My name is Bennett.
08:15I'm the U.S. Marshal from Martinsville.
08:17Oh.
08:18You're a long ways from home, Marshal.
08:20Yeah.
08:21Well, our bank was robbed a week ago.
08:23We followed the men who did it up into this area, but we lost them some ways.
08:27There were four of them.
08:28Three men and a young boy, about 19 or so.
08:31Three men have been seen down around Black Springs.
08:33The boy wasn't with him.
08:35I got an idea he might be holed up around here someplace.
08:39You wouldn't have seen him, would you?
08:41No, Marshal, I can't say a hand.
08:43Well, if you do, just let me know, huh?
08:45Sure, go.
08:46Hey.
09:03Suppose I told him you were here.
09:10Then I had to kill both of you.
09:15You couldn't have done that if it hadn't been for my leg.
09:17Oh, yes, I could, son.
09:19And if you don't think so, try me when you get better.
09:33You couldn't have done that.
10:03It must be terrible to be so afraid of every little noise all the time.
10:21That's the worst things.
10:23You didn't come for breakfast.
10:24No, I was sleeping.
10:26You get this for me?
10:28Yeah.
10:30Why?
10:30Thought it would make it a little easier for you?
10:39By the way, there's still some eggs and coffee left.
10:41Mind if I watch you?
11:03Well, fine-looking horse.
11:08You see a better-looking chestnut than this, you let me know.
11:12It must feel great to ride a horse like that.
11:15It's the greatest feeling in the world.
11:18I'm a good rider.
11:20Pa says I'm as good as most men.
11:22How about that?
11:25I rode all kinds of horses.
11:28I was never on one like that.
11:30You want to ride my horse?
11:33Well, would you let me?
11:37Yeah.
11:39Well, gee, thanks, Will.
11:43Thanks a million.
11:44Well, thank me.
11:46Only letting you ride him because he needs exercise.
11:48It's going to be a surprise party.
11:55Andy's mother's taking them to downtown shopping.
11:57When they get back, we'll all be there.
11:59Well, sounds like fun.
12:00It will be.
12:02Do you have a present to take?
12:03No, but I'm getting one tomorrow.
12:06Sure is good apple pie.
12:10Miss Everett.
12:11Glad you liked it, Will.
12:14Do you have a particular present in mind for Andy, son?
12:16Well, there's this kite in Taylor's stories all he's talking about.
12:21Might get him back.
12:22Well, I guess I better be going to bed.
12:25I'll see you at breakfast.
12:27Want to play some checkers, Paul?
12:30Not tonight, son.
12:31I have to work in the books.
12:33Hey, uh, I'm a pretty good checker player.
12:37You are?
12:38Yeah.
12:40Well, then why don't you play with Mark?
12:42All right.
12:44All right, I will.
12:46Well, before you start, let's clean that table off both of you.
13:07How's it feel without the splint?
13:09Feels all right.
13:10Good.
13:13Boy, back break and work.
13:15Anything to do with farming, it's back-breaking.
13:20I don't know.
13:21We used to own one.
13:22Work from sunup to sundown, barely scratch a living.
13:25In the end, they steal it away from you anyway.
13:27Is that what happened to you?
13:28Someone stole your place?
13:29Yeah.
13:30It wasn't my place.
13:31It belonged to my folks.
13:32Who stole it?
13:33It's a man named Carlson.
13:35He was real big in those parts.
13:38He offered to buy it from them for nothing.
13:39When they didn't sell it, he'd run them off the place.
13:43Killed my folks.
13:45Well, that's too bad.
13:48Same thing will happen to you.
13:49You make yourself old fixing this place up, and then somebody will come along and steal it away from you.
13:53What makes you so sure?
13:55It's the way it always happens.
13:56Who says so?
14:00My brother, Hank.
14:01Hank says he's seen it happen time and time again.
14:04Hank says the man that works for a living is a fool.
14:07You know, Hank told me that a guy...
14:08I got too busy to stand here listening to you spout off your brother's nonsense.
14:13My brother knows what he's talking about.
14:15Look, the facts speak for themselves.
14:17Look around.
14:18There's a lot of first-class ranches in view.
14:20They all started small like mine years ago, and they all still belong to the same families.
14:24How does that fit in with your brother's thinking?
14:27Well, that's what happened to us.
14:29They stole our place.
14:31Well, okay, they stole your place.
14:32That's tough.
14:33But it doesn't mean the whole world's bad.
14:35Only a fool or a child would reason that way.
14:49Well, I think I'll go down and check the fence on the North Pasture.
15:10They'll don't work too hard.
15:11They'll work too hard.
15:41Well, I'm looking for Mr. McCain.
15:54Oh, uh, oh, you just missed him.
15:56He just went out to the fences.
15:58I rode over to ask him to dinner on Sunday.
16:02Oh.
16:03You work here?
16:04Yeah.
16:06I never saw you before.
16:08I'm a new hand.
16:11My name's Will.
16:13Mine's Ann.
16:14Ann Baird.
16:15I focus on the next place.
16:18How about that?
16:21Well, I guess I better get back to work.
16:24Will you give Mr. McCain my message about coming to dinner on Sunday?
16:28Sure will.
16:28Well, it was nice meeting you.
16:32It was nice meeting you.
16:34Well, bye.
16:36Bye.
16:37Hey, uh, you ride down this way very often?
16:41Once in a while.
16:44Chances are I'll probably be seeing you again then.
16:46I just wouldn't be surprised.
16:49Bye now.
16:50Bye.
16:50Bye.
16:50Bye.
16:50Bye.
16:50Bye.
16:50Bye.
16:52Bye.
16:52Bye.
16:52Bye.
16:53Bye.
16:53Bye.
16:53Bye.
16:55Bye.
16:55Bye.
16:55Bye.
16:55Bye.
16:55Bye.
16:55Bye.
16:55Bye.
16:55Bye.
16:57I guess it won't be much longer before your gang comes to pick you up.
17:05I guess not.
17:07I guess you're pretty anxious for them to get here.
17:10Yeah, why?
17:12Well, I mean, it must be pretty dull around here for you.
17:16I mean, compared to riding all over with a bunch of outlaws.
17:20I read a book about one of them gangs.
17:22Sure sounded like an awful lot of fun.
17:25Yeah, fun.
17:25Well, it seemed like a lot of things to me in the last couple of years, but it never seemed
17:30like fun.
17:33What's fun about being chased all the time?
17:35Ever staying in one place long enough to know anybody?
17:37Ever knowing where your next meal's coming from?
17:40Ever having anybody trust you or being able to trust anybody else?
17:44Like right now, we're sitting here playing checkers.
17:47And all the time, I have to keep my eye on that door.
17:51It's not fun.
17:52It's not fun at all.
17:55How's she coming along, Will?
18:11Well, almost finished.
18:13What are you going to do with her then?
18:16Well, I think I'll give it to you.
18:20Give it to me?
18:22Well, sure.
18:22What do you think I made it for in the first place?
18:25Well, it's sure a beauty.
18:28You got some chores to do?
18:30Yeah.
18:30Well, now you get about them.
18:31I'll call you when it's ready.
18:33All right, Will.
18:34How are you?
18:48Fine.
18:49How are you?
18:50Oh, I'm fine.
18:52Do you want to see Lucas?
18:53No.
18:54I came to see you.
18:56Well, what about?
18:57I'd like to invite you to dinner on Sunday.
19:01No, I can't.
19:02Well, then, Sunday after that.
19:07I'm sorry, I can't.
19:10I see.
19:12You don't want to come anytime.
19:14Look, that's not it.
19:15I, uh, I can't think of anything I'd rather do.
19:19Well, why won't you then?
19:22I have some people I have to meet.
19:25I see.
19:25Well, then, there's not much use of my riding over here anymore, is there?
19:31Bye, Will.
19:34Anna.
19:39Bye.
19:39You soothe it yet, Will?
19:53What?
19:54The bow, are you finished?
19:57Yeah, I'm all finished.
19:59Here, take it.
20:01Well, go on, pick it up!
20:02Mark!
20:11Mark!
20:13Mark, Mark, wait.
20:14Please forgive me, I'm sorry.
20:16I, I, I didn't mean to do that.
20:17I, I don't know what got into me.
20:18Please forgive me, I'll finish the bow for you.
20:20Get inside, Mark.
20:22Go on, son.
20:26You know what's wrong with you?
20:28You want to quit that bunch, but you're afraid to admit it to yourself.
20:31You know why?
20:35Because you've had a taste of regular life and you like it.
20:38You met a girl you might be in love with.
20:41And you've probably even got a notion about settling down.
20:45That stuff is for fools, not for me.
20:49Well, even if I wanted to settle down, and I'm not saying that I do,
20:52what could I do about it?
20:54That's easy, son.
20:56When they come for you, just tell them you're through.
20:59That's easy.
21:01Well, you don't know my brother.
21:17Hey, Pa, look!
21:20Here they come.
21:23You sure?
21:25Yeah, I recognize my brother's horse.
21:26You going with him, Will?
21:33I don't know.
21:35Get inside, Mark.
21:37Why, Pa?
21:37Go on, do what your father says.
21:38How are you, Will?
22:08I feel pretty good.
22:09That's good news.
22:11We're heading for Dallas.
22:12Get your horse.
22:13Look, Anger, I got something I want to tell you.
22:15Tell me later.
22:16We haven't got time.
22:18Get your horse.
22:20No.
22:21What do you mean, no?
22:24I mean, I'm not going with you.
22:26Not this time, not ever.
22:27I'm quitting.
22:29I want to go straight.
22:30What are you talking about?
22:33Get your horse.
22:34Get your horse.
22:41Won't work, Anger.
22:42Not this time.
22:43He's been talking to you.
22:45The sod buster here?
22:47Nobody's been telling me anything.
22:49I just woke up to the fact that I don't want to live your kind of life anymore.
22:52Let him quit.
22:53Just more money for us.
22:56Okay, sucker.
22:57You can quit.
22:59Give me the money, Will.
23:00Will, that money belongs to the Martinsville Bank.
23:05Shut up, sod buster.
23:07Give me the money, Will.
23:12Give me the money, Will.
23:13Give me the money, Will.
23:13Give me the money, Will.
23:43Well, you better get started, Will.
24:06I told the Marshal you'd be there by noon.
24:08Aren't you going with me?
24:10No.
24:11Thanks a lot, Luke.
24:16Goodbye, Mike.
24:17Bye, Will.
24:29Wait for me.
24:30I'll be back.
24:30Bye.
24:30Bye.
24:31Bye.
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25:10Bye.
25:10Bye.
25:11THE END
25:41THE END
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