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Alias Smith and Jones :: The Legacy of Charlie O'Rourke (01x15)
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| Title: | The Legacy of Charlie O'Rourke |
| Episode #: | 01x15 |
| Original Airdate: | Thursday April 22nd, 1971 |
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Riding into Browntown, Heyes and the Kid hear their names being called from the local jail. It is Charlie O'Rourke, sentenced to hang the next morning and anxious to let them know where he has buried a hoard of stolen gold.
Heyes and the Kid are not interested as it might affect their amnesty, but the local saloon girl is extremely interested, spending Charlie's last hours with him, singing and chatting. Another interested party is Harry Briscoe whom Heyes and the Kid had met on a train carrying Bannerman detectives, but who appears to have since become a little bit corrupt.
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| Artist | Song Title | Played When | | •Vocal | The Streets Of Laredo | |
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Heyes: (to Harry Briscoe) It's never too late, Mr. Briscoe.
Briscoe: What you're saying is, if I don't tell them who you are, you won't tell them what I did.
Kid: Seems fair enough. We don't believe in holding a little crookedness against a fellow.
Heyes: No, sir!! We like to think there's a little bad in everybody. | Kid: (waving goodbye to Alice) Next time we meet a girl like her we oughta flip a coin!
Heyes: (laughing) Whose coin?!!! |
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