Dundee and the Culhane

1967
Dundee and the Culhane

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EP1 The Turn The Other Cheek Brief Sep 06, 1967

The premiere episode for Dundee and the Culhane! We are introduced to the main characters Dundee, and The Culhane, and learn a little about their lives! Dundee and the Culhane find themselves in a Quaker community beset by an outlaw bent on extorting money from peaceful farmers for the protection of their water and crop resources. The inevitable shooting confrontation between the oppressed citizens and the frontier gangsters culminates in a complicated trial.

EP2 The Vasquez Brief Sep 13, 1967

Dundee and The Culhane travel to Mexico and meet up with Mexican Bandits along the way!

EP3 The Cat in the Bag Brief Sep 20, 1967

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EP4 The Dead Man's Brief Oct 04, 1967

An army fort under Indian attack provides Dundee with the opportunity to re-open a murder trial he has already lost.

EP5 The Jubilee Raid Brief Oct 18, 1967

More than one life is at stake as Dundee defends a client accused of murdering his own son. A bandit chieftain has sworn to wipe out the town if Dundee's client goes free.

EP6 The 1,000 Feet Deep Brief Oct 25, 1967

Dundee goes 1000 feet below ground to defend a mine owner whose men blame him for the death of seven miners. The proceeding is a grim ordeal for the lawyer, who once spent eight hours trapped in a cave-in.

EP7 Duelist Brief Nov 01, 1967

A rowdy hour rife with double-takes and plot twists: Dundee takes the case of a gentleman duelist being sued for $50,000, by his victim's wet-eyed widow. The lawyer's first mistake is thinking that he can prove the widow isn't a widow.

EP8 The 3:10 To A Lynching Brief Nov 08, 1967

Dundee is expected at a lunch at 3:10, but his guest never arrives. This has Dundee and The Culhane worried, so they go out looking for him!

EP9 The Death Od A Warrior Brief Nov 15, 1967

Lawyers Dundee and the Culhane square off in a kangaroo court presided over by an old Indian chief. Dundee is the prosecutor as Culhane defends a prospector.

EP10 The Thy Brother's Keeper Brief Nov 22, 1967

Dundee learns the truth about his minister brother. He learns that he, while vowing to be a man of God, he is a killer!

EP11 The Widow's Weeds Brief Nov 29, 1967

Dundee must defend a woman in court who is upset over her neighbour's destruction of the mysterious weed formations in her front yard!

EP12 The Catch A Theif Brief Dec 13, 1967

Culhane and bounty hunter Ben Murcheson chase a thief who pretended an interest in the banker's daughter—and got away with $175,000 from the bank's safe.

EP13 The Catch a Thief Brief Dec 13, 1967

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Released: 06 September 1967 Ended
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Country: United States of America
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Dundee and the Culhane is an American Western television series starring John Mills and Sean Garrison that aired on the CBS television network from September 7 to December 13, 1967.

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theowinthrop Before he appeared in RYAN'S DAUGHTER, and won his Oscar, and long before he got knighted, John Mills was in this summer replacement series on American television. He was an English lawyer who comes to America and practices law with Sean Garrison (obviously an Irish-American, nicknamed "the Culhane"). It was pretty well produced, and the stories had merit. In one they are defending a man on a murder charge, brought by his fellow miners (this is frequently a theme in the shows about "frontier justice"). The problem is that Mills/Dundee worked, as a boy, in a mine, and survived a cave-in. His nervousness is increasing during the episode, and the issue is will it damage his effort to win an acquittal for his client or not. Each episode is different that way. In one he and Garrison win the acquittal of the defendant, only to have Dundee tell the defendant that he is going to see that the police arrest him for another murder he has discovered the defendant committed. It had some good character actors in support: Claude Atkins and George Coulouris were in different episodes, among others. It also had a theme song that was very jaunty (no lyrics). I can still hear it to this day. It was a good series, but did not get a large enough audience - so it was never renewed. Pity, it should have been.