Agarn: Sarge! A great idea! O'Rourke: What is it? You got one? Agarn: No, that's what we need -- a great idea.
Wild Eagle: Captain marry Silver Dove or we have big fight! O'Rourke: Fight, ha, you? The tribe that invented the peace pipe? Wild Eagle: We fight! Tradition only thing Hekawi fight for. O'Rourke: You would? Wild Eagle: Even if we have to hire Apache to do it.
Capt. Parmenter: (after spying Silver Dove and War Cloud kissing) I didn't know Indians kissed. In "The Last of the Mohicans," they rubbed noses. O'Rourke: Yeah, well, that's why they were the last of the Mohicans.
Capt. Parmenter: Men, you're forgetting the old cavalry saying: "There are two sides to every rock and it takes all kinds of Indians to make the West." Agarn: What does that mean? Capt. Parmenter: I don't know. Nobody ever asked me before.
Wrangler Jane: I was hopin' you'd get so took with my cooking, you'd want to eat it the rest of your life. Capt. Parmenter: Well, that's very kind of you, Janie. But what if I got transferred? How would you ship it to me?
O'Rourke: Look, what are you standing around for? Why don't you get your boys and go after 'em? Wild Eagle: Peace-loving Hekawi fight Indian? That your job! O'Rourke & Agarn: Our job?!? Wild Eagle: Why you think we make paleface brother? US Cavalry always come to rescue!
Wild Eagle: War Cloud there, son of Shug chief. He want to marry my little girl but I say no! Shugs not good enough to lace mocassin of Hekawi maiden. Agarn: Sarge, just like Romeo and Juliet! Wild Eagle: What tribe they with?
Wild Eagle: We have old Hekawi saying: "When field mouse see shadow, time to string beets!" Agarn: What's that mean? Wild Eagle: Not know. Nobody ever ask before.
Agarn: You call this whiskey? Wild Eagle: You call it whiskey. Hekawi call it "masuma hashimuma." O'Rourke: What? Wild Eagle: Paleface translation: rotgut.
Laurie Sibbald previously played Capt. Parmenter's fake wife, Flying Sparrow, in episode "The Girl from Philadelphia."
Agarn remarks at Silver Dove, "Hiyo, Silver!" This is the phrase used by the Lone Ranger to goad his horse in the radio & television series and movie.
The episode title is a pun on the wedding song "Here Comes the Bride."
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