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Robert Conrad and Ross Martin in Les mystères de l'Ouest (1965)

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The Night of the Sudden Plague

Les mystères de l'Ouest

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The Fort used in this episode was also the Star Fleet installation that had been attacked by the Gorn in the Star Trek episode - 'Arena !'
The fort where much of the episode takes place was located near Vasquez Rocks, a geological formation north of Los Angeles; its distinctive 45-degree angle spire can be seen in the distance of a number of shots. Screen Gems Productions built the fort for Tales of the 77th Bengal Lancers (1956). The fort (and Vasquez Rocks) also showed up in other television productions during the 1960s, including Bonanza (1959), Mission impossible (1966), and Star Trek (1966). When Vasquez Rocks was purchased by Los Angeles County for a park, the fort was demolished; the parking lot occupies the area where the fort once stood.
This was the last episode of Les mystères de l'Ouest (1965) broadcast in black and white, before the series moved to color.
Anna says that her father worked under Joseph Lister and mentions the germ theory of disease. Lister began publishing his papers on antiseptic practice of medicine in 1867 and achieved fame for his practices within a couple more years, lecturing to large audiences. In 1879, Listerine mouthwash was named after him. His name also was given to the bacteria genus Listeria.
In the opening shot, as West and Gordon are riding forward, there appear to be modern tire tracks in the dirt road.

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