Sheriff Matt Dillon: Human or Lawman? :: Television TV

Sheriff compressed Dillon Hu reality or Law gay? Gunsmoke, starring William Conrad as Sheriff Matt Dillon, was the longest running western radio program ever so to air. It is the story of a country that moved west, and the man who moved with it. Matt Dillons fairness, caring, and stern emplacement epitomize the stereotypical old-west lawman. Matt Dillons fairness comes finished clearly when he deals with a would-be gunman and a man posing as a gunman in The Lamb (12-05-53). When the last menti unmatchedd was shot by the would-be gunman, Dillon threw the gunman in jail and send the other man to the doctor. When he found issue that the injured man had only been mistaken for a well-known gunman, he sounds very discomfited for both men. He doesnt let the gunman have the reward specie that he would have received if the other man had been the pop outlaw he had mistaken him for and when that man dies, he faces being hanged. Matt Dillons caring attitude enables a young woman named N ina Peters to stay in Dodge slice her husband has to leave for a while (Nina 12-5-53). When her husband returns, he finds out that a couple of ruffians have caused her to have a miscarriage. Dillon allows Mr. Peters to fight one of the men who hurt Nina. Dillon seems almost pleased that Peters was able to beat up the bully and offers to buy him a drink afterward. Dillon uses a stern expressive style deal with a couple of ruffians in Kick Me (11-26-53). The men had scripted a false letter of recommendation, telling an old Indian that it would add him a job with the trail herd. In return for getting him kicked out of the camp, the old Kiowa made Indian medicine against him. When one of the men stop up deceased, Dillon jumped to the conclusion that the Indian had killed him. He was adamant about his innocence, and the dead mans partner ended up confessing to the killing. Dillon dealt with him accordingly.