“Working Girls”
“Working Girls”
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Season: 1 episode 2
Series Episode: 3
Air Date: January 17, 1998
Teaser
“There’s more to those ladies than meets the eye. Hell if I can figure it out.” – John “J. D.” Dunne
Exploit
A group of prostitutes want protection and a safe place to stay.
Remuneration
Offered and turned down.
Euphemisms / Quotes / Literary References
(Don’t go) “bustin’ in like some bucking bronco” – Buck tells J.D.
Cast & Crew Lists
Cast
Character Role Actor Actor Age Status
Chris Larabee
Gunfighter
Michael Biehn
41 Credited
Vin Tanner
Gunfighter Eric Close
30 Credited
John “J.D." Dunne
Gunfighter Andrew Kavovit
26 Credited
Bucklin "Buck" Wilmington
Gunfighter Dale Midkiff
38 Credited
Josiah Sanchez
Gunfighter/ Theologian Ron Perlman
47 Credited
Ezra Standish
Gambler/ Conman/ Gunfighter
Anthony Starke
34 Credited
Nathan Jackson
Gunfighter / Healer Rick Worthy
30 Credited
Mary Travis
Owner and editor of The Clarion News
Laurie Holden
28 Credited
Wickes Pimp Barry Corbin
57 Credited
Emily Prostitute Boti Ann Bliss
22 Credited
Lydia
Prostitute
Katy Boyer
Credited
Nora
Prostitute
Marisa Coughlan
23 Credited
Quint
Wickes' enforcer
Mark Burnham
Credited
Bartender in Wickes Town
William Bassett
62 Credited
Potential Husband
David Underwood
Credited
Prostitute
Kendis Chase
Credited
john
Uncredited
Prostitute Tasha Tacosa
22 Uncredited
Crew
Director Christopher Cain
First Assistant Director Bruce Carter
Second Assistant Director
Gwyneth Horder-Payton
Developed by
John Watson / Pen Desham
Original Screenplay
William Roberts / Walter Bernstein (uncredited) / Walter Newman (uncredited)
Written by
Melissa Rosenberg
Story Consultant
Robert Franke
Script Supervisor
Sally J. Roddy
Script Coordinator Margo Katz
Executive Producers
Josef Anderson / Pen Densham
/ Richard Barton Lewis
/ Walter Mirisch
/ Mark Stern
/ John Watson
Producers
Steve Beers / Lynne Symons
Co-producer Melissa Rosenberg
Producer's Associate Amy Hayes
Composer: Original Theme Elmer Bernstein
Music Don Harper / John Van Tongeren
Composer: Additional Music
Steve Wilkinson (uncredited) / Craig Marks (incredited)
Music Editor Dino A. Moriana
Director of Photography
Gordon C. Lonsdale
Camera Operator(s)
Gregory Paul Collier
Second Assistant Camera: "a" camera Jacqueline J. Nivens (uncredited)
Key Grip
Jason (D.) Hodges
Grip Alex Cruz (uncredited)
Chief Lighting Technician
Jack Todd
Set Lighting John Stewart (uncredited)
Best Boy Electric
J. B. Richner (uncredited)
Film Editor
William B. Stich, A. C. E.
Assistant Editor
David Hill
Boon Operator Kevin Hyde (uncredited)
Supervising Sound Editor(s)
Doug Kent
Sound Editor Miles O'Fun / Allan Bromberg (uncredited)
Sound Mixer
Richard Schexnayder (uncredited)
Production Sound Mixer
Thomas E. Allen, Sr., C.A.S.
Re-recording Mixer(s)
Pete Elia (uncredited) / Craig (M.) Otte (uncredited) / Elmo Ponsdomenech (uncredited)
Art Director
John Bucklin
Set Decorator
John (F.) Brown
Construction Coordinator
Dean (R.) Brown
Property Master
Curtis Akin
Propmaker Foreman
Steven Fidler (uncredited)
Location Manager
Larry Luttrell
Location Liaison
Daniel Veluzatd (uncredited)
Transportation Coordinator
Rocky Reed
Production Designer
Jerry Wanek
Unit Production Manager
R. John Slosser
Production Coordinator
Brian Tanke
Post-Production Executive
Hudson Hickman (uncredited)
Production Accountant
Jeff Gafin
Original casting
Janet Hirshenson, C.S.A. / Jane Jenkins, C.S.A.
Casting
Holly Powell, C.S.A.
Extras Casting Assistant
Jeffery J. Boggs (uncredited)
Costume Design
Dan Moore
Costumer
Kelly Everett (uncredited)
Makeup Artist/ Makeup Department Head
Phyllis Temple
Makeup Artist
Hair Stylist(s)
Gary Walker
Special Effect Coordinator
Dan (Danny) Lester
Stunt Coordinator
Walter Scott
Assistant Stunt Coordinator
Tony Lee Boggs (uncredited)
Stunt Double
Stuntmen Brian Brown (uncredited) / / Richard Burch (uncredited)
Sword Master
Boss Wrangler
Clay M. Lilley (uncredited)
Main Title
Frankfurt Balkind
Film Laboratory Services
FotoKem (Film lab)
Audio Post Production
Westwind Media
Post Production Services
The Post Group (Production Suites)
Production Companies
Trilogy Entertainment Group / The Mirisch Corporation / Metro Goldwyn Mayer (MGM) (Television)
Distribution Company
Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS)
Annals of Time
Hot on the Trail
Ridge City
San Francisco, California, United States of America
Whitley Pass
Wickes Town
Pleasurable Pursuits
Card game
Dulcet Refrains
“Red River Valley” (1890)
by Jules Verne Allen
From this valley they say you are going,
We will miss your bright eyes and sweet smile,
For they say you are taking the sunshine
Which has brightened our pathways a while.
Chorus: Come and sit by my side if you love me;
Do not hasten to bid me adieu,
But remember the Red River Valley,
And the girl that has loved you so true.
I’ve been thinking a long time, my darling,
Of the sweet words you never would say,
Now, alas, must my fond hopes all vanish?
For they say you are going away.
Chorus
Won’t you think of the valley you’re leaving,
Oh, how lonely and sad it will be,
Just think of the fond heart you’re breaking,
And the grief you are causing to me.
Chorus
From this valley they say you are going,
When you go, may your darling go too?
Would you leave her behind unprotected,
When she loves no one other than you.
Chorus
As you go to your home by the ocean,
May you never forget those sweet hours,
That we spent in the Red River Valley,
And the love we exchanged ‘mid the flowers.
Chorus
I have promised you, darling, that never
Will a word from my lips cause you pain,
And my life, it will be yours forever,
If you only will love me again.
Chorus
They will bury me where you have wandered,
Near the hills where the daffodils grow,
When you’re gone from the Red River valley,
For I can’t live without you I know.
Chorus: Come and sit by my side if you love me
Do not hasten to bid me adieu
But remember the Red River Valley
And the one that has loved you so true.
Refreshments & Libations
Whiskey
Sources
The Magnificent Seven television series episodes (written, spoken and credits). Internet Movie Database (IMDb), Wikipedia, authors (cited), philosophers (cited), poets (cited), The Bible (cited), YouTube, (cited), https://www.scoutsongs.com/lyrics/red-river-valley.html, individual observation. and others as indicated by the links.
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