The Storm

El episodio se emitió el 14 ene 1979
TV-PG
1h 34min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaThe circus comes to town and briefly reunites members of the Skimmerhorn cattle drive; Levi Zendt returns to Lancaster, PA for a visit; an accountant uncovers discrepancies in Venneford Ranc... Leer todoThe circus comes to town and briefly reunites members of the Skimmerhorn cattle drive; Levi Zendt returns to Lancaster, PA for a visit; an accountant uncovers discrepancies in Venneford Ranch's books; a family of actors arrives under the watchful eye of Sheriff Dumire; and Centen... Leer todoThe circus comes to town and briefly reunites members of the Skimmerhorn cattle drive; Levi Zendt returns to Lancaster, PA for a visit; an accountant uncovers discrepancies in Venneford Ranch's books; a family of actors arrives under the watchful eye of Sheriff Dumire; and Centennial faces a harsh winter.

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Curiosidades
Timothy Dalton and Anthony Zerbe appear in this episode. They worked together again ten years later on 007: Licencia para matar (1989) which features Dalton as James Bond and Zerbe as the villain Milton Krest.

Pifias
The white dinnerware on the table at 01:25:11 is from the Heritage collection sold by the Pfaltzgraff company beginning in 1963 and still in production. It didn't exist during the time period of this episode.

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[last lines]
Levi Zendt: We can't choose the times we live in. We can only try to change the way they are a little while we're here. Think how it was, Lucinda. Before Pasquinel came. And McKeag. And think about Clay Basket; what she saw in her life time. Even what we've seen in ours. Men come and go; they talk about "my this, my that". "My land, my part of the river. My range, my crops, my town." But the truth is, it never belongs to any of us. It can't. Man can never claim the land; but the land always claims man in the end. And if a man has to die, this is a wonderful place, Lucinda. This is a wonderful place.