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Title:

The Eleanor Culhane Story

Episode Number:

147

Season:

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Original Airdate:

Wednesday May 17th, 1961

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Episode Summary

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

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Guest Stars

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•John Lasell	played	Riker Culhane	Recurring (second appearance)
•Orville Sherman	played	Bartender	Recurring (7th appearance)
•Russell Thorson	played	Harris	Recurring (second appearance)
•Felicia Farr	played	Eleanor Culhane
•Hank Patterson	played	Old Man
•Renata Vanni	played	Inez

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.

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