TV Series1971 · CBS · Ended · 45 min
Mercenaries Johnny Reach and Hank Brackett cruise the American Southwest in 1914 in their Stutz Bearcat in search of action and adventure. They often take dangerous assignments for their fee, usually a blank check and after their mission, they just fill in whatever amount they think the job was worth.
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Rod Taylor
Hank Brackett
13 episodes
Dennis Cole
Johnny Reach
13 episodes
Elisabeth Chauvet
Brunette
1 episode
John Anderson
Judge Juan O'Brien
1 episode
Jeremy Slate
Lassiter
1 episode
Keenan Wynn
Mason Latimer
1 episode
Charles Dierkop
Pistolero
1 episode
Leslie Nielsen
Col. Ted Donovan
1 episode
Morgan Paull
Don Kemper
1 episode
George Murdock
Coot Leonard
1 episode
Stacy Harris
Emmett Grosvenor
1 episode
Fred Stromsoe
Chum
1 episode
Walter Brooke
Fairfield
1 episode
Victor Mohica
Apache
1 episode
Bob Herron
Paul
1 episode
Ted Grossman
Anderson
1 episode
Bruce Glover
Schiller
1 episode
Lincoln Kilpatrick
Jake
1 episode
Edward Faulkner
Mills
1 episode
Ed Call
Jerret
1 episode
Ann Bell
German Informer
1 episode
George Sawaya
Tower Guard
1 episode
Chuck Hicks
Guard (uncredited)
1 episode
Kevin McCarthy
Carter Gladstone
1 episode
Jane Merrow
Samantha Burke
1 episode
Rod Cameron
Warden Price
1 episode
H.M. Wynant
Ben Shamrock
1 episode
Leslie Parrish
Liz Blake
1 episode
C. Lindsay Workman
Mayor Cobb
1 episode
X Brands
Mantano
1 episode
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