| "The Gun | |
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| Series The New Outer Limits Season 6, Episode 3 | |
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| Air date | January 28th, 2000 |
| Writers | Sam Egan |
| Director | Jeff Woolnough |
| Producers | Grant Rosenberg; Ron McLeod |
| Starring | Kevin Conway |
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"The Gun" is the the third episode of season six of the 1995 iteration of the science fiction anthology series The Outer Limits. It is the 112th episode in the series overall. The episode was directed by Jeff Woolnough with a script written by Sam Egan. It first aired on Showtime on Friday, January 28th, 2000. This episode features guest appearances by Stacy Keach as Cord van Owen, Nancy Sorel as Dana van Owen, Christian Bocher as Matthew Logan, Eric Schneider as Stanley Miller, Devin Douglas Drewitz as Ty Logan, Stephen Dimopoulos as Horace Vaughn, and John de Lancie as Donald Finley.
Cast[]
Principal Cast[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Kevin Conway | Control voice |
Guest Stars[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Stacy Keach | Cord van Owen |
| Nancy Sorel | Dana van Owen |
| Christian Bocher | Matthew Logan |
| Eric Schneider | Doctor Stanley Miller |
| Devin Douglas Drewitz | Ty Logan |
| Stephen Dimopoulos | Horace Vaughn |
| John de Lancie | Donald Finley |
| Bob Dawson | Sheriff Clay |
| Linnea Sharples | Sandra Logan |
| Brock Johnson | Nate Jackson |
| Greg Anderson | Dealer |
| Christina Jastrzembska | Karen Miller |
| Nels Lennarson | Deputy |
| Marcel Maillard | Pastor Wickham |
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