Pistol Pete (1996)
TV pilot created by Simpsons writer John Swartzwelder set in the Old West.
Top billed cast
- Stephen KearneyPistol Pete
Mark DerwinDeputy Langley
Brian Doyle-MurrayMayor- Jane AbbottCrowdperson #2
Gregg BinkleyTownperson #2
Clement BlakeCrowdperson #3- Rick BlanchardBlacksmith
Roy BrocksmithPawnee Bob- Aaron BrownsteinKid #2
David CarpenterLuke McCandles
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