Bye, Bye, Balloon

Season 2, Episode 3, Aired

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A Prussian balloonist comes to the Fort to inspect prospective personnel.

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    • TRIVIA (2)

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      • Despite Colonel von Zeppel's Prussian background, F Troop's resident German, Trooper Hoffenmueller, does not appear in this episode.

      • The opening scene in this episode showcases Ken Berry's talent for physical comedy with an extended sequence where he reads a letter while obliviously going around, through and over hazards in his path.

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      • Col. von Zeppel: This fort lacks dicipline. In Prussia, things are different. If I order my men to march off a cliff, they march off a cliff! Parmenter: Isn't that hard on them? Col. von Zeppel: It's harder on me. I have to keep training new men.

      • O'Rourke: I'm glad they settled their differences like men -- in a poker game. Agarn: Yeah, but I still say the Colonel cheated. I don't see how three kaisers can beat a royal flush.

      • Col. von Zeppel: (at duel) Vat is your choice of veapons? Capt. Parmenter: How are you at arm wrestling?

      • Wild Eagle: Once we have brave who say he fly in air. He sew feathers on arms and he jump off mountain. Crazy Cat: He fly real good! Wild Eagle: But he land real bad.

      • O'Rourke: We don't want to go on the warpath! Wild Eagle: And me no want to go on warpath! (Whining) War paint make skin break out.

      • O'Rourke: What is that you're putting on the boots? Agarn: Well, I ran out of boot black, so I'm using what I put on my hair. O'Rourke: Hair oil on boots? Agarn: No. Bacon grease. O'Rourke: Ah, no wonder you smell like breakfast.

      • Wrangler Jane: I got a letter for ya. It's marked "Special, Rush, Urgent." Capt. Parmenter: I wonder if it's important.

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      • The colonel's name, von Zeppel, is a reference to German airships, Zeppelins, made by the Zeppelin Company and pioneered by Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin. The most famous of the Zeppelins was the ill-fated Hindenburg, which burned up while landing in Lakehurst, New Jersey in 1937.

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