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September 24, 1982
HOOKING UP WITH ARMED POACHERS,
ON "SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS," OCT. 13
Guthrie discovers gold in a nearby stream, but puts his life in danger when he reveals his secret find to two poachers, and Ford is signed by a talent scout to be a back-up singer, on "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers," Wednesday, Oct. 13 (8:00-9:00 PM, PT) on the CBS Television Network. Burt Kennedy directed from a script by Josef Anderson.
Guthrie, anxious to contribute something as the McFaddens try to scrape up the money for a new roof, hits upon panning for gold. When he chances on two armed men seeming to be prospecting downstream, he goes along with their idea that he team up with them, not knowing they are poachers, shooting bears out of season, and are wanted by the authorities.
October 8, 1982
TO HOLD HER FROM FOLLOWING HER STAR,
ON "SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS," OCT. 20
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Daryl Anderson and Lisa Blount and Special Guest Stars
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Daniel falls in love with a beautiful and talented band singer (guest star Lisa Blount), though he knows she is singleminded about becoming a star and is planning to leave for Hollywood, on "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers," Wednesday, Oct. 20 (8:00-9:00 PM, PT) on the CBS Television Network. Bernie Kowalski directed from a script by Leah Appet.
Two original songs by Jimmy Webb are featured in this episode, "Saturday Night" and "If I Ever," the latter performed by Roger Wilson.
Daniel considers himself lucky when his is asked to fill in for High Sierra's injured guitar player (guest star Daryl Anderson). But soon after he and singer Tally Dean fall in love, he learns that Tally is determined to make her mark in big-time music, no matter what, then feels betrayed when Brian tells him he and Tally once had a short-lived but intense romance.
October 8, 1982
DIVIDES McFADDENS BETWEEN THEMSELVES,
ON "SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS," OCT. 27
Brian's behavior creates a rift in the family when he goes on a bender and ends up in jail after arguing with Adam, and especially disturbs young Guthrie, who idolizes both of them, on "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers," Wednesday, Oct. 27 (8:00-9:00 PM, PT) on the CBS Television Network. Vincent McEveety directed from a script by Sue Grafton and Steven Humphrey.
In this episode, Tim Topper, Bryan Utman and Drake Hogestyn sing "Stomp and Holler," an original song (music and lyrics) by Jimmy Webb.
Just before a big game, Adam, as eldest brother, takes the responsibility for removing Brian from the family's mountain polo team because of Brian's reckless showing-off on horseback. This angers Brian and some of the other brothers as well, who regard him as the best athlete in the family and crucial to the game.
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