Alias Smith and Jones: Something to Get Hung About

Heyes and Curry have been hired by a man who wants Heyes to use his powers of persuasion to get his runaway wife to return to him.

Eventually Heyes succeeds, but when the man is murdered suspicion falls in the wrong place.

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Episode Info

Episode number: 2x6
Airdate: Thursday October 21st, 1971

Director: Jack Arnold (1)
Writer: Nicholas E. Baehr
Story: Roy Huggins

Guest Stars

Gary van Orman As Deputy Recurring	Jimmy Nickerson As Stunt Double - Curry Recurring
Ralph Montgomery As Poker Player Number One Recurring	Bob Orrison As Man
Dick Valentine As Messenger	Harper Flaherty As Poker Player Number Two
Howard Curtis As Stunt Double - Stokely	Jon Locke As Marsh
Ken Lynch As Sheriff Gaines	Meredith MacRae As Sarah Henderson
Monte Markham As John Stokely	Noah Beery, Jr. As Sheriff
Paul Carr As Hank Henderson	Roger Perry As R.M. Foster

Recap

Heyes and Curry have been hired by Hank Henderson to ask his errant wife, Sarah Henderson to return to him. She appears to have gone off with the very likeable Jim Stokely, and even Heyes at his eloquent best initially fails to make her change her mind, and return to her husband...

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Episode Quotes

Kid Curry: I thought everyone played according to Hoyle.

Kid: (to Heyes) What's that you're reading?
Heyes: Life On The Mississippi by Mark Twain.
Kid: Mark Twain?!!
Heyes: Yep.
Kid:(disbelieving) Mark Twain - now there's an alias if I ever heard one. I wonder what he's wanted for?!!