Reach for the Sky, Pardner

Season 2, Episode 4, Aired
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When the troop's payroll train is robbed, O'Rourke faces foreclosure on his saloon, so Agarn and O'Rourke volunteer to guard replacement funds from Washington.
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      • Agarn: You're pointing that gun at my heart! O'Rourke: Oh, he's just trying to scare us. Agarn: And what a swell job he's doing! Edit
      • O'Rourke: If they get that paybox, it'll be over our dead bodies. Agarn: "Our" dead bodies? O'Rourke: Yeah, we may have to shoot it out with them, Agarn. Agarn: You shoot it out with them, Sarge. I'd rather reach for the sky than be there. Edit
      • O'Rourke: Never mind, Agarn. I guess it's true what the Apaches have been saying behind his back. Wild Eagle: What Apaches say behind my back? O'Rourke: Oh, nothing except that you're a cheap, miserly skinflint who wouldn't give his mother a piece of dried buffalo. Wild Eagle: Apaches say Wild Eagle a cheap, miserly skinflint who wouldn't loan his mother a piece of dried buffalo?!? Agarn: That's right. Wild Eagle: (under his breath to Crazy Cat) Never knew Apaches such good judge of character. Edit
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      • When Agarn sarcastically asks the grumpy Mr. McGuire if he would play Santa, McGuire replies, "Bah, humbug," Ebenezer Scrooge's standard response from Charles Dickens' novel, A Christmas Carol. Despite his grumpy on-screen demeanor, actor Charles Lane never played Scrooge in any screen version of the story. Edit
      • The title is a common phrase from western movies, used by robbers as a colorful alternative to "Hold up your hands." Edit
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