Cincinnatus: You plannin' on a long visit, Mister? Colonel: That depends.
Colonel: I wonder if you might spare me a moment in private. Daniel: I can hear you pretty good from here.
Hubbard: You're playin' mighty fast and loose with my boy's life, Dan'l.
Cincinnatus: You got any better ideas, Andrew? Hubbard: No, but I will.
Chapin: Every soldier has to be ready to die from the day he takes the King's shilling. Don't you ever sell your pretty life that cheap, love. Hubbard: You could be wrong. Chapin: Nobody hopes so more than me, mate.
Colonel (to Hubbard): I must say that your poise in enviable.
Daniel (to Hubbard): You can't settle the question of rebellion all by yourself.
Hubbard: Are you hurt? David: Who, me? I'm the healthiest boy that's bein' strung up in this whole territory.
Cincinnatus: You reckon you could follow Andrew's trail? Daniel: Yeah, I've hunted with him. He leaves tracks a blind man could follow.
Dinah: My brother, he says the King is a tyrant. Chapin: Well of course he is. He'd be a poor lot of a King if he wasn't.
Daniel (to Chapin): Do me a favor, will you? Forget my name.
Dallas McKennon would only appear in six episodes of Season Four as tavern owner Cincinnatus.
Peter Bromilow would return in The Printing Press and The Allies.
Mort Mills should be familiar to fans of Psycho. He played the highway patrolman who was suspicious of Janet Leigh. Mills would return in Flag of Truce.
This was the only episode to be directed by a woman, Ida Lupino. Ms. Lupino was one of the few female directors working in Hollywood at the time.
Barbara Hershey has just finished appearing on The Monroes when she appeared in this episode. Hershey would later star in the 70's cult classic film Boxcar Bertha and appear on Chicago Hope in the 90's.
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