Wagon Train: The Eleanor Culhane Story

When Flint goes to visit old galpal Eleanor Culhane her supposedly dead outlaw husband suddenly returns.

Episode Info

Episode number: 4x33
Airdate: Wednesday May 17th, 1961

Director: Ted Post
Writer: Gene L. Coon

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Special Guest Stars

Felicia Farr
As Eleanor Culhane

Guest Stars

John Lasell As Riker Culhane Recurring	Russell Thorson As Sheriff Ed Harris Recurring
Dennis McCarthy As Townsman Recurring	Orville Sherman As Bartender Recurring
Gloria Clark (1) As Townswoman	Hank Patterson As Old Man
Renata Vanni As Inez

Main Cast

Robert Horton As Flint McCullough	Frank McGrath As Charlie Wooster
Terry Wilson (1) As Bill Hawks	Denny Miller (1) As Duke Shannon

Episode Notes

The Culhane house in this episode is the same one used as the Bates house in Alfred Hitchcock's classic suspense thriller Psycho.

John McIntire does not appear in this episode.

Episode Quotes

Sheriff: Mr. McCullough, you talk faster than you think.

Eleanor: (to Flint) Time is harder on a woman than on a man.

Flint: What's wrong?
Inez: Do you believe in God, Senor?
Flint: I certainly do.
Inez: Pray, pray.

Culhane: (to Sheriff) I didn't come here to start trouble. I came here to see my wife.

Eleanor: (to Culhane) I married you because your were a real man. Whatever happened to that man?

Sheriff: (to Flint about Culhane) We don't hate him. We never did. But we hate his wife.

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