Jefferson Drum
7.5
1958
Western
Jefferson Drum, also known as The Pen and the Quill, is an American Western television series starring Jeff Richards that aired on the NBC network from April 25 to December 11, 1958.
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- Cast：
- Cyril Delevanti , Jeff Richards
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EP1 - Showdown
September. 26,1958
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EP2 - The Keeney Gang
October. 03,1958
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EP3 - Stagecoach Episode
October. 10,1958
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EP4 - Obituary
October. 16,1958
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EP5 - Band Of Iron
October. 23,1958
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EP6 - Return
October. 30,1958
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EP7 - The Captive
November. 06,1958
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EP8 - $50 For A Dead Man
November. 13,1958
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EP9 - Pete Henke
November. 20,1958
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EP10 - Thicker Than Water
November. 27,1958
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EP11 - Prison Hill
December. 04,1958
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EP12 - Simon Pitt
December. 11,1958
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