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Here Come the Brides

Absalom (Season 2, Episode 24)
TV Episode | 60 min | Adventure, Western

A man comes to Seattle with a young boy who chose not to speak. He treats the boy as a circus act in a cage. Jeremy comes to the boy's defense. When the boy is left in Jason's care, Jeremy decides to help the boy learn to speak.
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Director
Writers
N. Richard Nash (television developer) | Alan Marcus (based on a story by) | Michael Fisher (written by)
Composer
Cinematographer
Fred Jackman Jr. (as Fred H. Jackman)
Editor
Asa Boyd Clark (as Asa Clark)
Casting Director
Status
Edit Released
Updated Mar 20, 1970

Release date
Mar 20, 1970 (United States)

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16 cast members
Name Known for
Robert Brown
Jason Bolt Jason Bolt   See fewer
Bobby Sherman
Jeremy Bolt Jeremy Bolt   See fewer
David Soul
Joshua Bolt Joshua Bolt   See fewer
Bridget Hanley
Candy Pruitt Candy Pruitt   See fewer
Mark Lenard
Aaron Stempel Aaron Stempel   See fewer
Joan Blondell
Lottie Hatfield Lottie Hatfield   See fewer
Steve Ihnat
Oliver Tray / Howard Tray Oliver Tray / Howard Tray   See fewer
Mitch Vogel
Absalom Absalom   See fewer
Mitzi Hoag
Sister Agnes Sister Agnes   See fewer
Mills Watson
Phineas Beef Phineas Beef   See fewer
Patti Cohoon-Friedman
Molly (as Patti Cohoon) Molly (as Patti Cohoon)   See fewer
Eric Chase
Christopher Christopher   See fewer
Don Steele
1st Logger 1st Logger   See fewer
Henry Beckman
Capt. Roland Frances Clancey (uncredited) Capt. Roland Frances Clancey (uncredited)   See fewer
Lars Hensen
Townsman (uncredited) Townsman (uncredited)   See fewer
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