Alias Smith and Jones

Alias Smith and Jones (1971)

6 mistakes in Never Trust an Honest Man

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Never Trust an Honest Man - S1-E14

Factual error: For a man of the cloth, the Preacher is remarkably ignorant of one of the best-known passages of the Bible. He says that the 6th Commandment is "thou shalt not steal" and the 8th "thou shalt not kill." It's the other way around.

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Never Trust an Honest Man - S1-E14

Character mistake: When Heyes and Curry join the poker game with Harlenjen near the start of the episode, Harlenjen says, "Heyes bets," even though it looks like the other guy is betting first, plus he doesn't know Heyes' real name.

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Suggested correction: He said "Ace bets", meaning the high card showing on the table places the first bet. The guy replied "Ace bets a hundred."

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Hannibal Heyes: Look, Wheat, I agree, we gotta bust him out. But it's gonna take finesse.
Kyle Murtry: Wheat didn't bring any of that.

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The Long Chase - S3-E1

Trivia: The stiff-necked, humorless Sheriff Tankersley was a nose-thumbing parody of a real (and really unpopular) person. William Tankersley was a notoriously prissy network censor who was infamous at the time for trying (unsuccessfully) to stifle the naughty bits on All in the Family.

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Don't Get Mad, Get Even - S2-E21

Question: Where did they get the additional $15,000 (total $30,000) to cheat Wainwright? They borrowed $15,000 from Silky but lost $15,000 in the stage holdup.

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