Tate E2: Stopover
30min | Western | TV Series (1960– )
Tate rides into town with the body of a wanted outlaw he's just killed, and presents it to the sheriff to collect the bounty. The sheriff sends Tate to the saloon to wait while he fills out the paperwork--and, since he doesn't like bounty hunters, decides to take his time about it. Meanwhile, at the saloon Tate runs into a young hothead who's itching to put a notch on his gun and decides that Tate's going to be it.
Creator: Harry Julian Fink
Stars: David McLean, Don Wilbanks, Robert Redford
30min | Western | TV Series (1960– )
Tate rides into town with the body of a wanted outlaw he's just killed, and presents it to the sheriff to collect the bounty. The sheriff sends Tate to the saloon to wait while he fills out the paperwork--and, since he doesn't like bounty hunters, decides to take his time about it. Meanwhile, at the saloon Tate runs into a young hothead who's itching to put a notch on his gun and decides that Tate's going to be it.
Creator: Harry Julian Fink
Stars: David McLean, Don Wilbanks, Robert Redford
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01:50Tracy.
01:51So you're the one that's been following me.
01:53I'm the one.
01:54And no mistake.
01:56No mistake.
01:57I figure there's $2,080 on your head, mister.
02:00I want it for the wife and son of a man you killed.
02:02Who?
02:03Jim Rainier.
02:04Rainier?
02:05Oh, a boy in Montana territory about 25 years old?
02:09That's right.
02:10I remember his wife.
02:12Real pretty.
02:14The boy had a reputation I wanted to find out.
02:17You want to go back on the saddle or over it, mister?
02:20I don't care which.
02:21I thought I'd sleep the night in a bed.
02:28They say you're very fast.
02:31Well, we'll see.
02:36Been waiting for you for a long time.
02:40You got a big reputation.
02:44I've been wanting to find out if you earned it honestly.
02:50You should have done that three or four years ago, Tracy.
02:58I'm sorry.
03:23Good night, boy.
03:27It's your fight?
03:29No.
03:30You could have lost me in the mountains.
03:33What pushes a man like that?
03:36You don't know?
03:38No.
03:40You wanted your scuff, mister.
03:43Why?
03:45To prove his finger could twitch faster than mine?
03:57Good night.
04:21Good afternoon, Sheriff.
04:23Good morning.
04:27You.
04:29They say it was a fair fight, but I don't like killings in my town.
04:33Now, you get on your horse and get out.
04:35There's a Wells Fargo bounty on that man.
04:37How much?
04:38$2,080.
04:40Well, he was worth the killing, wasn't he, bounty hunter?
04:42I'm going to give that money to an orphan, mister.
04:45Man, a pig's eye you are.
04:47I told you I don't like killings and I don't like killers.
04:50Now, you leave your name and where you can be found, we'll let you know about the bounty.
04:53Now, get out.
04:56There's a Wells Fargo office here.
04:58As soon as they verify that bounty and pay me, I'll get out.
05:01And you can get that verification in a half hour.
05:04Don't push me.
05:06I just had to kill a man. I don't want to be pushed.
05:08I'll remember that.
05:10If I have to push you, I'll use a shotgun to do it with.
05:22Room?
05:23No.
05:26Can I wash up?
05:27Back there.
05:28Julie, get him some hot water.
05:50Can I get something for you?
05:52Huh?
05:53What do you have?
05:54Water.
06:16Thanks.
06:25You don't wash up easy, does it, mister?
06:28Are you a lady preacher?
06:30I'm a saloon girl.
06:33Could you get me some hot coffee?
06:36Sure.
06:49Bartender, the bottle.
06:51Sure.
07:17Mister?
07:20Do you mind?
07:21Keep your hands on the table.
07:23Look, I knew him out there, huh?
07:24Are you going to eat?
07:25Yeah.
07:26Well, then you won't mind keeping your hands on the table.
07:33The same and some pie.
07:35Did anyone ever tell you you're pretty?
07:37Yeah, lots of times.
07:39I guess they have at that.
07:43You sure I can't get you anything to eat?
07:47You ain't pretty.
07:49But you got something she wants.
07:52Well, what have I got that you want, son?
07:55My life?
08:00How many men have you killed, mister?
08:02Twelve.
08:03Now, how do you want to answer my question?
08:06I didn't catch your name.
08:08What is it?
08:10Do you like the smell of death?
08:12Do you like being around people?
08:14Death?
08:15Do you like being around it?
08:18I've met some like that.
08:21Twelve men.
08:24I guess you have.
08:28What's your name, mister?
08:45Could I sit down?
08:46Of course.
08:48Drink?
08:51You bought the bottle. I don't have to.
08:54How old are you, girl?
08:58I guess I look older.
09:00A little.
09:02Is it a hard life?
09:03A little.
09:05I guess I look older.
09:07A little.
09:09I guess I look older.
09:11A little.
09:13It's a hard life.
09:14You work for the place?
09:16No, for myself.
09:19Have a family?
09:22You're not going to ask me the story of my life, are you?
09:26I guess I better not.
09:28You do, and I'll charge you for it.
09:30That's extra.
09:32That's right.
09:34Hey, honey!
09:43Julie, didn't you hear?
09:47I guess I gotta go.
09:49Do you know him?
09:51No.
09:53How long have you worked here?
09:55A couple months.
09:57I'm trying to get to San Francisco.
10:00Hey, you! Come here!
10:02I don't like being alone.
10:04Just a minute. I'll be right there.
10:07You from around here?
10:09I've never seen him before in my life.
10:12You just call me if you want anything.
10:42It's a quiet town. We don't have much excitement.
10:46I saw that Tracy killer man in Kansas once.
10:49Oh, five years ago.
10:51He was the fastest man in the world then.
10:53Quicker than the eye could follow.
10:56Now he's dead in a two-bit town nobody ever heard of.
11:00Did you know him?
11:01No. I'd heard of him.
11:03He must have heard of you, too.
11:05Or he wouldn't have wanted to add you to his list.
11:08I'm nobody to know.
11:10I'd have sworn I'd seen you somewhere before.
11:13No.
11:16I'm 54 years old and got to die in a town like this.
11:19So you've got to excuse me if I'm a little nosy and run off at the mouth.
11:25You know, when I was a little younger, I looked something like you.
11:33You going to spend the night?
11:35Maybe.
11:37Mr. Kirby, is the room at the end vacant?
11:39Mm-hmm.
11:42You'll need an extra blanket.
12:04What's your name, mister?
12:07Do you know who you killed today?
12:10Five years ago, you couldn't have done that.
12:12Five years ago, he was the fastest man alive.
12:15Did you know that?
12:18I saw you, mister. You're not that good.
12:22Five years ago, Ben Tracy would have beaten you.
12:25Yeah, five years ago, he would have killed you.
12:27Was he something to you, son?
12:29Kim?
12:31He was a magical person.
12:33The fastest man alive.
12:36It's a shame you killed him.
12:38You're not that good.
12:42What's your name, mister?
12:44Huh?
12:47You really that ashamed of your name?
12:50Maybe before you go, you'll tell me.
12:54If I have to, son.
13:07What does he want with you?
13:09My scalp.
13:12Give me some more coffee.
13:14Julie, more coffee.
13:17You're right.
13:19This would be a bad place to die.
13:23How much did you leave him?
13:26Who?
13:27Tracy.
13:28I saw you drop some money out there.
13:30It was for the burial.
13:31I don't know where it went.
13:32Tracy, I saw you drop some money out there.
13:35It was for the burial, wasn't it?
13:37Twenty dollars.
13:39It was for the burial.
13:45Here's your coffee.
13:51Julie.
13:54Would you like to talk?
13:57Aren't you going to pay me?
13:58For what?
14:00Talk, drink.
14:03I'm a saloon girl, didn't you notice?
14:06I like your company.
14:09Five dollars.
14:11I must be worth five dollars.
14:15You're worth a lot more than that, Julie.
14:33Five dollars.
14:52How much of that five dollars would have been yours?
14:56Look.
14:58She come to me, I didn't bring her.
15:00You've got no right to talk to me that way.
15:03I like her.
15:04She's a nice girl.
15:06Can't change human beings.
15:07Why?
15:09Was she born to a saloon?
15:11No.
15:13Maybe she was born for it.
15:16You may be right.
15:19It's a thing I don't want to believe.
15:26Julie.
15:29He hit me.
15:30He told me to tell you what he'd done.
15:57It wasn't worth the price of a bullet.
15:58You're wrong, he was worth that.
16:00No, not him, nor you, nor any of your kind.
16:03There you are, two thousand dollars.
16:05You're shy eighty.
16:07Yeah, for the burying.
16:09I left twenty dollars on the body for the burying.
16:11I wouldn't buy a pine box for your friend.
16:13It'll buy a hole in Boot Hill, mister.
16:15That's what you people are going to give him.
16:17And besides, I told you that money is mine.
16:22That's right.
16:23You told me.
16:25Gotta give it to some poor friend.
16:26Gotta give it to some poor family.
16:28And I just hope when your time comes
16:30you'll make some poor family happy.
16:33Come back here and die.
16:35We'll save a hole for you.
16:57Mister, can I talk to you?
17:00Will it cost me five dollars?
17:03No.
17:05Start talking.
17:08Look, I think you better go.
17:10I think that boy upstairs means to kill you.
17:13Did he say so?
17:15I don't know.
17:17I don't know.
17:19I don't know.
17:21I don't know.
17:23I don't know.
17:24Did he say so?
17:26No.
17:28He meant for you to do something
17:30about him beating me that way.
17:34I know you killed that man out there,
17:36but that boy might just be fast enough to kill you.
17:40Why don't you go?
17:42I'm not ready yet, Julie.
17:45Do you want to kill him?
17:47No.
17:49He wants to kill you?
17:51Yes, he does.
17:52But why?
17:55I don't know.
17:57Fifteen years ago I might have known.
18:00If he wants to prove he's faster,
18:02I wouldn't know why.
18:04I never killed a man in my life that way.
18:09Julie,
18:12when I leave I'll give you an address.
18:15If you ever need help, you write.
18:19I can't read.
18:20I can't read nor write.
18:22Have someone do it for you.
18:25Is there anything I can do for you now?
18:28Like what?
18:30Take me away from here?
18:33Like home, maybe.
18:35Yours?
18:38No, I'm afraid that post office box
18:40in Kansas City is a little small.
18:43That's the only home I have.
18:45I thought perhaps your home
18:47would be better than this.
18:48Look, Mr. Unlucky,
18:52don't you feel sorry for me.
18:55I never had it so good in my life.
18:59I was born in a shack to a family of 15.
19:03I spent over half my life there.
19:07Do you know what happened to me there?
19:11No, you can't even think on it.
19:15I was born in a shack
19:16to a family of 15.
19:18You can't even think on it.
19:21Well, I'm happy now.
19:24I meet lots of nice folks.
19:27Most times they're polite.
19:30Sometimes they're generous.
19:35You want to hear more about the poor lost girl
19:37in the saloon, you pay $5.
19:40Some people like to hear it
19:42and they pay for $5.
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23:00Do you know his name?
23:03No.
23:12In case I learn to read and write,
23:15maybe I'll write you a letter to Kansas City, Mo.
23:18I'd like that.
23:20If I put my mind to it, I could do it.
23:23Sure of it.
23:25I'll write you from San Francisco.
23:28What's in San Francisco for you, Julie?
23:31Nothing.
23:33Fancier place to miss, fancier dress.
23:36Would you like to take me there, mister?
23:39No.
23:41If you were four or five years older, lady,
23:45I'd go to the devil with you.
24:07Ben! Ben!
24:09Watch out!
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