Jack of All Trades: Up the Creek
Episode score
8.9
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Up the Creek
- 12.
- Season: 1
- Episode: 12
- First Aired: 5/8/2000
- Prod Code: 1318
The explorers Lewis and Clark land on Palau Palau. But can Emilia and Jack convince them that the Revolutionary War is actually over, before they launch their own little insurrection on the island. Read full recap »
- Writers:
- Kevin Maynard
- Director:
- Chris Graves
- Stars:
- Bruce Campbell (Jack Stiles)
- Angela Dotchin (Emilia Rothschild)
- Stuart Devenie O.N.Z.M. (Gov. Croque)
- Stephen Papps (Captain Brogard)
- Recurring Role:
- Shemp Wooley (Voice of Jean Claude)
- Guest Star:
- Patrick Wilson (VI) (Lewis)
- Peter Rowley (Clark)
- Vanessa Rare (Sacajawea)
- John McKee (Husband)
- Katrina Misa-Downey (Baroness Hollandaise)
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- Governor Croque: (to Mr Nipples, his security cow puppet when he feared of an assassination) Who's a brave Moo Cow? You are. edit »
- Emilia: (to Jack) It's your mission in life to offend me, isn't it? edit »
- Lewis: (to Emilia) Hands up, you stuffy English muffin! edit »
- Clark: Did you say these were just nettle bushes?
Lewis: Yeah.
Clark: Then why is my minuteman starting to look like a diamondback rattlesnake? edit » - Sacajawea: (ordering Lewis and Clark) Get in boat! Get in boat now! (in an undertone to Emilia) As I have just elucidated, Miss Rothschild, I find that by ungrammatically dropping my articles, it inspires more fear into the hearts of men. (addressing Lewis and Clark) We head west! Go west! edit »
- Jack: Uh, fellas, I'd really love to join your quest for fire, but you've got the wrong ape.
This is a reference to the critically acclaimed movie Quest For Fire, in which two Neanderthals search for fire and acquire some from a tribe of Cro Magnons. edit » - Croque: You are not in Kansas anymore.
A reference to the movie The Wizard of Oz. edit » - Lewis: I spit on your grave, you lily-livered Benedict Arnold!
Benedict Arnold was one of Washington's best Generals, but when he was robbed of his glory for winning the Battle of Saratoga he went over to the British, and was later hanged by the Americans as a traitor. edit » - Lewis: I quote Nathan Hale when I say, "I regret that I have but one life to give for my country.
Nathan Hale was a Revolutionary War hero who was hung by the British as a spy. edit » - Lewis and Clark's expedition took place long after the Revolutionary War was over. But they were racing various other Canadian expeditions to reach the coast first from Canada, which was still a part of the British Empire. The American expedition included a number of French Canadiens, as well as the Shoshone woman Sacagawea and her infant son Jean Baptiste, also called Pompey. edit »
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