Bum's Rush

Around Dodge City and in the territory on West, there's just one way to handle the killers and the spoilers. And that's with the U.S. Marshall and the smell of gun smoke. Starring William Conrad, the story of the violence that moved West with young America, the story of a man who moved with it, Matt Dillon, United States Marshall.

Yeah. There's no moon tonight.

What of it? Ooky one, there's no moon. to something all over me you what are you afraid of course I ain't been much afraid of anything since the second battle of bull run that so I took my first bullet at my nasty gap I thought sure I'd die but I didn't that's nothing when I

I got shot on the chatter who you live over in Georgia. I knew I wouldn't die. How'd you know? I just knew that's all. Weren't you afraid? Afraid of what? Dying. I've never been afraid to die.

Well, I'm not afraid not anymore. Not since Bull Run. And what's all this about that being on moon all over? I said I'm not afraid to die. I didn't say I'm not afraid of anything. Oh, shut up.

Okay. Hey, of course. Yeah. I wish we could stop and light a fire. Why? I got some pork to cook. Listen here, Ollo. You're trying to tie the rope around your own neck. No. And eat your meat raw, you hear? Raw meat gives me the bellyache.

You needn't worry about that, all of. Those people back in Dodge, they got a cure for bellyache. They have? You, they have. A Larry-Ed rope over the limb of a cottonwood tree. Oh, they ain't going to catch us.