Well played, well written and thoughtful drama. Pushed to the limit by the bank's conditions for granting the Garret Ranch a loan, Jim Redigo is forced to admit he's got a lot of dead weight on his payroll. The mess he gets into with his frightened, aging workers and the opportunistic attorney who takes on their case, is handled with suspense and imagination. Richard Egan, Charles Bronson, and William Windom are excellent in this one.

A former Hungarian freedom fighter enters the U.S. illegally to seek his young son. Guest star: Telly Savalas. . Though the familiar sweep of the Garet ranch takes a back seat tonight, guest star Telly Savalas manages to hold your interest as a bitter, broken Hungarian refugee, galvanized into action when he thinks he's found his long lost son. There's a particularly suspenseful scene in a barber shop run by former Hungarian freedom fighters.

Good suspenseful episode, well played by Richard Egan and Charles Bronson. as well as guest star Don Gordon. Don't be misled by the opening prison scenes. We're still involved with the Garret Ranch as escaped con killer Quinn (Gordon) goes gunning for Redigo who helped to put him in the clink.