I am sorry it's over and no sign of a second season being put out on DVD. She told the missing persons department that she wanted to escape from her volatile son. Except for the comedy, I thought he already had everything down pat from what I saw in this first season. This was such good show it was shame to end the season with a stupid story and weak attempt at comedy, at that, but, as it's stated in one of the documentaries, Steve used this show to hone his acting skills. I have no problem with that, but it didn't really work here. The rest is pure hilly stereotypes and an attempt by Steve McQueen to get some laughs along the way. However, the shooting starts as soon as one of the Blakes - "Chester" (Edgar Buchanan) - spots Randall on his property. Randall then heads out to see if he can stop the violence before it starts up again. Josh is offered $200 if he will stop the feud, which the town is sick of but won't do anything about since all the killing is outside of city limits. Now, a 40-year-old feud between the Carters and the Blakes is going to start up again as Josh finds out at the bar later. The doctor comes out with a long face, so we know the man died.except it turns out it was a dog that died! Carter says he knows who did it and he's going to kill him. 2012 Fall TV Preview: Our Night-by-Night Guide. Get a detailed look at every new and returning show coming to broadcast. CBS Air Date: January 11, 1961: Starring: Steve McQueen. Josh is asked exactly where he found him and the man then knows who shot his friend. Metacritic TV Episode Reviews, The Last Retreat. Randall isn't sure but the man thanks him for "what he done" in finding him on the road bringing him to the doctor. A man, "Amost Carter" (Arthur Hunnicutt) comes in and asks how the patient is doing. In fact, the strangeness started right in the first two minutes when we see Josh waiting outside of a doctor's office. This is a kind of odd episode to end the first season.
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