"The Virginian" The Legacy of Spencer Flats (TV Episode 1971) Poster

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7/10
What a way to go out Trampas!
jswbiki13 May 2022
This would be the last appearance of Doug McClure's character 'Trampas' in the series. He shows up in a deserted town during a sand storm where only 3 people live, although the town sign lists the population of over 2000. Then a weird thing begins to happen.
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7/10
Mistaken Identity
hans-amstel-67-13748518 June 2011
Warning: Spoilers
Trampas loses his saddlebags in a storm and stumbles over a sign for Spencer Flats showing the population as 2103. However, upon arriving there, Trampas hears a Dutch Organ which draws him to the saloon and seeing nobody around helps himself to a beer plus a meal.

Little does Trampas realize he is being watched by two of the town's three people, two sisters one named Della, who believes him to be a wanted outlaw and who is intent on killing him at the first opportunity.

After much conjecture with each other, and Teddy the third person in the town, Trampas is allowed to live until the Sheriff arrives. More trouble comes when the next man arrives in town and he is assumed to be the Sheriff and this causes Trampas more concern.
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2/10
writers lapse
sandcrab2772 May 2020
This episode is what is commonly called a farce ... made up of 5 cast members .. and carried along for 90 minutes as a supreme waste of time and utterly stupid
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8/10
A good episode reminding everyone of the real Virginian series!
chpayne-1228324 October 2019
It was good to see Bradford Dillman & Doug McClure in an episode again (s1e26). Ann Sothern, Carolyn Jones, Ed Buchanan made the episode fun and with Glen Larson directing sure made this a real Virginian episode. Thank you for that!
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1/10
Poor Morticia.
swojtak4 April 2021
Sad. Carolyn Jones is grossly overweight. I paid more attention to how she looked than the story. The story has been done a million times before.
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