The Loner The Kingdom of McComb (Season 1, Episode 4)
TV Episode | 30 min | Western

The Loner

The Kingdom of McComb (Season 1, Episode 4)

TV Episode | 30 min | Western

One day William Colton rode into a town where a young Quaker boy was being led into the saloon. It seems he had set one of McComb's barns on fire. Some time earlier, the Townsend's had found some virgin soil outside of town and offered to ...See moreOne day William Colton rode into a town where a young Quaker boy was being led into the saloon. It seems he had set one of McComb's barns on fire. Some time earlier, the Townsend's had found some virgin soil outside of town and offered to pay McComb for it. McComb refused, and the Quakers settled the land and began homesteading. McComb demanded they get off their land. He had threatened all sorts of things against them if they didn't. This particular day, he made his threats again. Townsend Sr. went to Colton's hotel room and asked him to kill McComb for them since it was against their religion to perform the act of violence themselves; but they soon came back to their senses. Townsend decided it would be best to leave. Written by Michelle See less

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10 cast members

Name	Known for
Lloyd Bridges William Colton William Colton See fewer	Hot Shots! Part Deux (1993)
Leslie Nielsen McComb McComb See fewer	Airplane! (1980)
Tom Lowell Simon Townsend Jr. Simon Townsend Jr. See fewer	That Darn Cat! (1965)
Ken Drake Simon Townsend Simon Townsend See fewer	The Twilight Zone (1959)
Ed Peck Lowden Lowden See fewer	Bullitt (1968)
Robert Phillips Sloan Sloan See fewer	The Dirty Dozen (1967)
Ken DuMain Barfly (uncredited) Barfly (uncredited) See fewer	Billy Jack Goes to Washington (1977)
Herman Hack Barfly (uncredited) Barfly (uncredited) See fewer	Arizona Trails (1935)
John Rice Barfly (uncredited) Barfly (uncredited) See fewer
Phil Schumacher Bartender (uncredited) Bartender (uncredited) See fewer	Coroner Creek (1948)