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| Title: | A Question of Guilt |
| Episode Number: | 53 |
| Season: | 2 |
| Season Episode #.: | 23 |
| Original Airdate: | Friday March 10th, 1967 |
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Rangers Joe Riley and Cotton Buckmeister are picked to serve on a jury trying a Native American for the murder of a white woman.
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| Two Hollywood bad boys, Danny Bonaduce and Sean Penn, have connections with this episode. Bonaduce's father, Joseph, wrote it, and Penn's father, Leo, directed it.
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| Even though it's the 19th century, Joe Riley, as a friend of the defendant, surely would have never been picked to serve on a jury trying him for a crime.
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