3x06 Coulter City Wildcat - The Rockford Files Episode Guide

The Rockford Files

- Episode 03x06

Episode: 03x06
Title: Coulter City Wildcat
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 45009
First Aired: Nov. 12, 1976

Season 3 » Episode #06 - Coulter City Wildcat

The Rockford Files - 03x06 Coulter City Wildcat

Summary: Rocky returns home to an unpleasant greeting: two goons who force him to sign away oil and mineral rights to a parcel of land! Jim later discovers his father has been speculating in an oil parcel lottery run by the government. To learn why goons left his father for dead, Jim goes to Coulter City to meet Claude Orzeck, Rocky’s broker. There he discovers a new parcel Rocky just won on which rests a well that produces a great deal of oil. He also discovers Rocky signed his land over to an old man named Anderson who is a staunch opponent of oil drilling! Nobody in town knows anything about that well, and some men who might be a drilling crew seem to have vanished. Jim returns to Orzeck’s office and finds the man dead. Then the sheriff arrests him on suspicion of Orzeck’s murder. Once again, Jim finds himself required to ferret out the real culprit or face prison.

Watch Episode Videos

03x06 Coulter City Wildcat (48:46) (Full Episode)

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Joseph 'Rocky' Rockford #2	played by Noah Beery Jr.
Gerald A. O'Malley	played by John Anderson
Howard	played by Dennis Burkley
Phyliss	played by Patricia Stich
Claude Orzeck	played by Noble Willingham
Walter Link	played by Jerry Hardin
Beehive	played by Sharon Compton
2nd Bidder	played by Hal Bokar
1st Bidder	played by John Clavin

	Season 3 / Episode 6: - Coulter City Wildcat Jim Rockford: This is Jim Rockford. At the tone leave your name and message, I'll get back to you. Shirley: [Beeep] It's Shirley at the Plant and Pot. There's no easy way to tell you this Jim. We did everything we could... Your fern died...
	Season 3 / Episode 6: - Coulter City Wildcat Jim Rockford: Dad, who turned you on to this scheme? Joseph 'Rocky' Rockford #2: Harry Schreau down at the Gear Tavern. He's the one always buying drinks for the house. Jim Rockford: Dad, isn't Harry also the one who lost five hundred bucks on an astrology chain letter?