Writer:	Arthur Julian
Director:	David Alexander
Star:	Ken Berry (Captain Wilton Parmenter),  Melody Patterson (Wrangler Jane Angelica Thrift),  Frank DeKova (Chief Wild Eagle),  Forrest Tucker (Sergeant Morgan O'Rourke),  Larry Storch (Corporal Randolph Agarn)
Recurring Role:	James Hampton (Trooper Hannibal Dobbs),  Bob Steele (Trooper Duffy),  Joe Brooks (Trooper Vanderbilt),  Don Diamond (Crazy Cat)
Guest Star:	George Tyne (Major Bradley),  Les Brown, Jr. (Lieutenant Mark Harrison)

When it's pointed out to Wild Eagle that he smoked a peace pipe, he says, "I didn't inhale." The same line was used by presidential candidate Bill Clinton in 1992 when asked whether he ever smoked marijuana. (edit)

Agarn: I'm tired of you treating me like I'm wet behind the ears!
O'Rourke: Not wet behind the ears. The water has seeped into your brain! (edit) Wild Eagle: Hekawi Indians always willing to agree with anything. If you don't see it in the treaty, just ask for it! (edit) O'Rourke: I'll tell the IG that he'd better have a meeting with your bloodthirsty warriors tonight.
Wild Eagle: Tonight? Better make that tomorrow afternoon.
Agarn: Why?
Wild Eagle: "Bloodthirsty warriors" afraid of dark. (edit) O'Rourke: Agarn and I are the only ones that know that all your brave-hearted warriors are chicken-hearted braves. (edit) Wild Eagle: Me sign so many peace treaties, only Indian chief with writers cramp. (edit)

This episode does not have any trivia. Add some now!

The episode title is a take-off on "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying," a humorous 1952 book by Shepherd Mead, which later became a Broadway musical in 1961 and a movie in 1967. (edit)