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The Fall Guy/King of the Cowboys
| King of the Cowboys | |
| Season 3, Episode 19 | |
| Airdate | February 29, 1984 |
| Written by | Lou Shaw, Bill Taub |
| Directed by | Daniel Haller |
| ← 3x18 Always Say Always |
3x20 → Boom |
| The Fall Guy — Season Three | |
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King of the Cowboys is the nineteenth episode of the third season of The Fall Guy, and the sixty-fifth episode overall.
Guest Stars: Michael Pataki (Braden), Jock Mahoney (Himself), Roy "Dusty" Rogers Jr., Robert Tessier (Garvey), Gary Lockwood (LaRue), Lewis Van Bergen, Joe E. Tata, Dwier Brown, The Sons of the Pioneers (Themselves), Peter Breck (Himself), John Russell (Himself), Roy Rogers (Himself)
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Plot Overview
Once again, Colt is filming a special with Roy Rogers and a host of other famous TV cowboys, and once again, Roy and his friends must come to Colt's rescue, this time from a gang of car thieves.
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Arc Advancement
Happenings
Characters
Referbacks
Trivia
The Show
Here's the second tribute episode to old TV cowboys, featuring Roy and Dusty Rogers as themselves, but joined this time by Jock Mahoney (The Range Rider,Yancy Derringer), Peter Breck (Black Saddle, The Big Valley) and John Russell (The Lawman), as well as the cowboy singing group, the Sons of the Pioneers.
Behind the Scenes
Allusions and References
Memorable Moments
The upshot in both episodes with Rogers and the cowboys is that they get to fight the bad guys in the climactic fight scene, while Colt sits back and watches. Another character asks Colt what he's doing, and he naturally responds, 'Watchin' my old heroes in action!'
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