Am Fuß der Blauen Berge The Killer Legend (1959–1963) Online
- Original Title :
- The Killer Legend
- Genre :
- TV Episode / Western
- Year :
- 1959–1963
- Directror :
- Hollingsworth Morse
- Cast :
- John Smith,Robert Fuller,Spring Byington
- Writer :
- Robert Hamner,Rod Peterson
- Type :
- TV Episode
- Time :
- 1h
- Rating :
- 8.1/10
Jess Harper is acting deputy in Laramie while Mort Cory is in Denver when he catches Tom Wade searching files in the sheriff's office. Wade is an ex-con, sent to prison for a crime he claims he didn't commit and he appears to be down and out on his luck. Jess and Tom know of each other by reputation but they have never met. Jess loans Tom some money which he uses to win big against the Bartell brothers who are known trouble makers. Julie Wade, Tom's wife, arrives in Laramie looking for Mort Cory, since they've been working trying to clear her husband. She tells Jess that Wade is out to kill Mort Cory, the man he believes framed him and sent him to prison. Meanwhile Milt Lane, Wade's former employer and the man who really framed him for robbery, has come to town to help his 'friend' Tom. Lane really wants Wade dead and he doesn't care who gets in the way, including Jess and Mort Cory.
| Episode cast overview: | |||
 | John Smith | - | Slim Sherman (credit only) |
 | Robert Fuller | - | Jess Harper |
 | Spring Byington | - | Daisy Cooper |
 | Dennis Holmes | - | Mike Williams |
 | Pat Conway | - | Tom Wade |
 | Joan Evans | - | Julie Wade |
 | Dick Foran | - | Milt Lane |
 | Kevin Hagen | - | Roy Bartell (as Keven Hagen) |
 | Stuart Randall | - | Sheriff Mort Cory |
 | Harry Lauter | - | Joe Bartell |
 | Hal Smith | - | George |
 | Norman Leavitt | - | Freddie |
 | Chuck Roberson | - | Marker |
 | Eddie Baker | - | Elderly Gentleman |
At the end of the episode Jess says "...if I ever get to be 83" July 2016, which at this writing is this year, Robert Fuller will be 83.
The previous episode featured Myron Healy, this one Harry Lauter. These two character actors were frequent "faces" in the 1950s and 1960s, and often confused for each other.
At end, when they are going for the shoot out. Ehen they enter the stable. The shadows are behind them. When they get to the back of stable, the shadows are in front of them.
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