Shanks (to Blount): You sure talk funny.
Jericho (to Daniel about Israel): You're raisin' a fiend here.
Shanks: What about our own cabin? Rebecca: If Dan doesn't get those rifles back you won't be needing one. None of us will.
Blount: The way you distrust me, Daniel, and to think we were friends. Comrades.
Blount (to Daniel about Mingo and Jericho): My but your friends are bloodthirsty.
Blount (about Jericho): That young man will be my hostage or as Lloyd's of London would put it, my insurance.
Jericho: I know, I know. Fire brings Shawnee. Mingo: Like bees to honey.
Daniel: There's Blount's main camp. Jericho: Whadda we do now--throw rocks at 'em?
Blount: Scraps, hold your nose. Our friends the Shawnee are here.
Mingo: We expected a fight, didn't we? Jericho: A fight yes, not a massacre.
Blount (to the Shawnee): Pleasure first, business second.
Blount: So you stampeded the horses? Daniel: That I did.
Blount: I don't do rough work. Jericho: Move!
Blount (to Daniel): In spite of everything I still consider you my friend.
Daniel: A man never knows how many good friends he has.
Except for the names of the characters, the script for this episode is exactly the same as the one used in Season One's Lac Duquesne.
This episode marked the final appearance by Robert Logan as Jericho Jones on the series.
Henry Wilcoxon was a veteran British actor who enjoyed a long career in film and TV beginning in the 1930's. Cecil B. DeMille quite often employed Wilcoxon and he appeared in such DeMille films as Samson and Delilah and The Greatest Show on Earth.
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