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Shane (1966)/The Bitter, the Lonely
From The TV IV
| The Bitter, the Lonely | |
| Season 1, Episode 5 | |
| Airdate | October 8, 1966 |
| Written by | John Tanner |
| Directed by | Gerd Oswald |
| Produced by | Denne Bart Petitclerc |
| ← 1x04 An Echo of Anger |
1x06 → Killer in the Valley |
| Shane (1966) — Season One | |
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The Bitter, the Lonely is the fifth episode of the first season of Shane.
Starring: David Carradine (Shane), Jill Ireland (Marian), Tom Tully (Tom Starett)
Introducing: Chris Shea (Joey)
Guest Star: Steve Ihnat (R.G. Posey)
Owen Bush (Ben), Lawrence Mann (Hanes), Ned Romero (Chips)
with Sam Gilman (Grafton)
and Bert Freed (Ryker)
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Plot Overview
A stranger, not happy with the changing times and unwilling to accept the fact that "sod busters" are moving into the land, resorts to taking a job with the Starrett's when things get rough. He doesn't last long because Ryker invites him to work at his ranch. But even Ryker's ways are too tame for this cowboy, and he's out for revenge.
