showdown with rance mcgrew造句

• Longtime " TV Guide " critic Cleveland Amory wrote that Serling " obviously intended " The Loner " to be a realistic, adult Western, " but the show's ratings indicated it was " either too real for a public grown used to the unreal Western or too adult for juvenile Easterners . " Serling had expressed an open distaste for some of the television Westerns of the time in an editorial that set up the premise for " Showdown with Rance McGrew, " an episode of " The Twilight Zone " in which a primadonna Western actor encounters the ghost of Jesse James; in that editorial, he is quoted as saying : " it seems a reasonable conjecture that if there are any television sets up in cowboy heaven and any of these rough-and-wooly nail-eaters could see with what careless abandon their names and exploits are being bandied about, they're very likely turning over in their graves-or worse, getting out of them ."