The Blane Wessels Story - Wagon Train, a statement on passive suicide 7/10⭐
The Blane Wessels Story - Wagon Train A statement on passive suicide, one of the best episodes (if not the best) in the whole series, written by John McGreevey, directed by Virgil W. Vogel Time to read: 5min Plot: Duke Shannon (Denny Miller) is transporting 5 wagons to join the main wagon train. In route, the mini train is attacked by Indians. Duke, Essie and Laura are waiting for the next wave of attacks Four of the wagons scatter, and are massacred. The final wagon has Duke at the helm, and they are fighting for their lives, without much success. But just when it seems the end is near, a lone rider approaches, and takes out the remaining attackers. Robert Colbert as Blane Wessels It appeared he had no thought for his own safety, and simply rode into the fray to save the remaining wagon train passengers. But things are not always as they seem, and it becomes clear that Blane Wessels (Robert Colbert) may not be as fearless as he first appears. ...
