This CBSRMT episode was so close to being perfect! James Agate Jr. did a terrific job on writing a story about William Rudolph a.k.a. The Missouri Kid and his partner in crime George Collins. When you hear the sound effects of them robbing the Union Bank in Union, Missouri on December 27th 1902, it makes you feel like you're there. And the sounds of the gunshots at the 18-minute 35-second mark, epic! The acting I loved the most. Lloyd Battista did an amazing job for playing the roles of Charles J & Dan Schumacher. That goes the same for Russell Horton as Sheriff Tom Burch & George Collins. Ian Martin knew how to play an old Western figure when he took on the role of William Pinkerton. Robert Maxwell as The Missouri Kid was a good role for him, but what was greater was Evie Juster for playing Nellie Rudolph with a sweet & innocent voice. But here's the downside in this episode: the music. Sure there was music of a piano, but they used atmospheric/out of this world tunes from THE TWILIGHT ZONE during E.G. Marshall's parts. It needed music of the Old West, like Ep. #1085-ON THE SIDE OF ANGELS. And speaking of E.G. Marshall, he was magnificent for giving us historic details about the Missouri Kid, his crimes, and his death.