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Here Come the Brides/The Stand Off
From The TV IV
| The Stand Off | |
| Season 1, Episode 9 | |
| Airdate | November 27, 1968 |
| Teleplay by | Don Tait and Skip Webster |
| Story by | Don Tait |
| Directed by | James B. Clark |
| Produced by | Paul Junger Witt and Stan Schwimmer |
| ← 1x08 A Jew Named Sullivan |
1x10 → A Man and His Magic |
| Here Come the Brides — Season One | |
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The Stand Off is the ninth episode of the first season of Here Come the Brides.
Starring: Robert Brown (Jason Bolt)
Co-Starring: Bobby Sherman (Jeremy Bolt), David Soul (Joshua Bolt), Bridget Hanley (Candy Pruitt), Mark Lenard (Aaron Stempel)
and Joan Blondell (Lottie Hatfield)
Henry Beckman (Clancey), Mitzi Hoag (Miss Essie), Bo Svenson (Big Swede)
Gary Dubin (Charlie), Robert Biheller (Corky), Buck Kartalian (Sam), Lindsay Workman (Reverend), Gordon De Vol (Chips), Stefanianna Christopherson (Lu Ann), Susan Tolsky (Biddie)
Don Pedro Colley (Ox)
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Plot Overview
Stempel buys a strip of land that the Bolts had always used to get their logs down to the river for transport.
