Scourge of the West

Season 1, Episode 1, Aired
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Private Wilton Parmenter gets promoted after leading a charge against the Confederates and receives an assignment as Fort Courage's new commanding officer. '
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      • Goof: In the show, the American flag is a modern day flag with all fifty stars on it. But back then, the flag didn't have fifty stars. Edit
      • The General injures Captain Parmenter by gabbing him with The Medal of Honor while pinning it on him. Therefore, he also received The Purple Heart. The narrator notes that Wilton Palmenter is the only soldier in history to get a medal for getting a medal. Edit
      • O'Rourke wears suspenders in this pilot, like Agarn does throughout the series. Edit
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      • General: Well, Parmenter, we've got to find an assignment befitting the scourge of Appomattox. Wormsbecker: Sir, they've gone through three commanding officers at Fort Courage. Two desertions and a nervous breakdown. General: Fort Courage, eh? Ah, good thinking, Wormsbecker. At a frontier post like that, he might be just the inspirational leader they need. Captain Parmenter, as of this moment, you are the commanding officer of F Troop. Edit
      • Wild Eagle: You ever see war dance? Roaring Chicken: Oh, I see war dance many moons ago. Many, many, many moons. Wild Eagle: You and your moons! When?! Roaring Chicken: 42 years ago last August. Edit
      • Agarn: Indians ain't supposed to drink alcohol. Wild Eagle: Who says so? Agarn: Everybody. Wild Eagle: Eh, that just nasty rumor spread by sister-in-law, Sparkling Water. She want big bluenose redskin. "Bluenose redskin." (guffaws heartily) Wild Eagle make funny joke! Edit
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      • Captain Parmenter's relatives were all named after significant figures in various mythologies. First cousin - Major Achilles Parmenter, named after the mythic warrior written about in Homer's Iliad. Second cousin - Lieutenant Colonel Hercules Parmenter, named after the demi-god, son of Jupiter. Uncle - Colonel Jupiter Parmenter, named after the the king of the Roman Olympian gods Father - General Thor X. Parmenter, named after the Norse god of thunder Edit
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