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Journey Into Violence

Episode aired Dec 18, 1967
TV-PG
1h

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7.5/10

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Lee Majors, Quentin Dean, and Tom Pittman in Journey Into Violence (1967)

Drama Western

Heath is kidnapped by a sect who accuse him of murdering a member. Acting as their own judge and jury, Heath is convicted and sentenced to being a slave to atone for his crime.Heath is kidnapped by a sect who accuse him of murdering a member. Acting as their own judge and jury, Heath is convicted and sentenced to being a slave to atone for his crime.Heath is kidnapped by a sect who accuse him of murdering a member. Acting as their own judge and jury, Heath is convicted and sentenced to being a slave to atone for his crime.

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Richard Long

Jarrod Barkley

Peter Breck

Nick Barkley

Lee Majors

Heath Barkley

Linda Evans

Audra Barkley
(credit only)

Barbara Stanwyck

Victoria Barkley

Quentin Dean

Bettina

Dick Peabody

Cyrus
(as Richard Peabody)

Charles Tyner

Hemit

Timothy Scott

Benjamin

Tom Pittman

David

Wallace Earl Laven

Saleslady
(as Amanda Harley)

Douglas Kennedy

Sheriff Fred Madden

Danny Borzage

Colony Member
(uncredited)

Lovyss Bradley

Colony Member
(uncredited)

Director
- Arnold Laven
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Trivia
Wallace Earl Laven (Saleslady) was married to series producer Arnold Laven.

Goofs
The lake scenes were filmed at Franklin Canyon Park outside of Santa Monica, CA. In at least one shot, the public restrooms for the park are visible in the distance.

Quotes
Hemit: [after supervising Heath Barkley's flogging] I hope by now that you have learned the hopelessness of trying to escape, for the next time your punishment will not be so simple.

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4/10

Something of a let down

Another story from the murky past of Lee Majors before he claimed his Barkley birthright is what this episode contains. It seems like Heath might have killed this religious cult member a few years back.

Well the group headed by Charles Tyner has been hunting him and they kidnap while he's riding fence. Tried by their own kangaroo court, Lee Majors is sentenced to be a slave. But the widow of the man Majors is supposed to have killed, Quentin Dean is burning for vengeance. She's also burning for something else too.

This story built up to a climax and in the end was something of a let down.