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Alias Smith and Jones

- Episode 01x01

Episode: 01x01 (pilot)
Title: Alias Smith and Jones
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: N/A
First Aired: Jan. 05, 1971

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Alias Smith and Jones - 01x01 Alias Smith and Jones

Summary: Hannibal Heyes and Kid Curry are members of the Devil's Hole Gang, but it is the 1880s and they are finding that technology is making it very difficult to be a successful robber of banks and trains.When Sheriff Lom Trevors finds that the Governor is happy to extend amnesty to Heyes and Curry, the boys jump at the chance. However, there is a catch - the amnesty must remain a secret for twelve months, and the boys must prove that they have earned it before it can be granted to them.Thus - Mr. Joshua Smith and Mr. Thaddeus Jones are born.

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01x01 Alias Smith and Jones - Pilot (01:14:07) (Full Episode)

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Hannibal Hayes	played by Pete Duel
Young Girl	played by Julie Cobb
Outlaw	played by Jon Shank
Marshall	played by John Russell
Lobo	played by Bill McKinney
Wheat Carlson	played by Earl Holliman
Bartender	played by Harry Hickox
Outlaw	played by Jerry Harper
Outlaw	played by Sid Haig

Season 1 / Episode 1: - Alias Smith and Jones

Narrator: Nobody can really pinpoint just when that period called the West ended. Maybe it was when the last outlaws were captured or put out of business. If so, this story is about the end of the West. This was American's frontier at the turn of the century... indoor plumbing and telephones, automobiles and nickelodeons. The West was getting to be downright comfortable for everyone. Well, everyone but the outlaws.

Season 1 / Episode 1: - Alias Smith and Jones

Narrator: So for the following year, the West's most wanted men would lead model lives - lives of temperance, moderation and tranquility. Hannibal Heyes and Kid Curry would cease to exist. In their places would ride two men of peace... alias Smith and Jones.

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