Randall enters a town for a little relaxation and vacation but soon afterward, two bad bounty hunters come in with a dead man they shot for a $500 reward. While waiting for their money, which they are told could take up to 10 days, they decide to hang around since they figure Randall must be waiting for some wanted man to come into town. (Greedy people think that way.) To get Randall's potential (they think) money, they offer to be partners but Josh turns them down. They stalk him all over town, even while he is trying to make time with a pretty woman ("Helen Martin," played by Pat Crowley). Randall takes offense to that and beats up one of the stalkers.
Since bounty hunters are thought of as pariahs in this town, Miss Martin, who co-owns a fancy restaurant in town, doesn't want to be seen with Josh after she finds out he, too, is a bounty hunter.
However, it quickly becomes apparent to her, the sheriff and everyone else that the town would be better off without those two bad bounty-men, so Josh, with the aid of "woman" who has artistic talents, devises a plan to set the two hunters against each other.
In all, a "fair" episode, elevated in my rating by Crowley who wasn't just a pretty face but a good actress. She's been a television actress since the '50s and is still going strong at the age of 77.
Since bounty hunters are thought of as pariahs in this town, Miss Martin, who co-owns a fancy restaurant in town, doesn't want to be seen with Josh after she finds out he, too, is a bounty hunter.
However, it quickly becomes apparent to her, the sheriff and everyone else that the town would be better off without those two bad bounty-men, so Josh, with the aid of "woman" who has artistic talents, devises a plan to set the two hunters against each other.
In all, a "fair" episode, elevated in my rating by Crowley who wasn't just a pretty face but a good actress. She's been a television actress since the '50s and is still going strong at the age of 77.
