F Troop

When a former F Troop member, now an officer in charge of closing down unnecessary forts, comes to Fort Courage to get married, everyone believes he actually came to close it down.

Wild Eagle has a toothache, so O'Rourke has him pretend to be a trooper to see the fort dentist. But when a visiting general begins promoting Wild Eagle up the ranks, he enjoys army life too much to go back to the tribe.

When Parmenter catches a cold the day before his examination for promotion to major, everyone rushes in with home remedies -- all of which include some kind of alcohol and combine to make him drunk.

When Big Jim Parker comes to town, buying it as well as the land beneath Fort Courage and the Hekawi camp, F Troop faces eviction unless they can prove they're still needed to keep the Indians at bay.

A marriage broker comes to Fort Courage, giving Agarn bad dreams of married life and terrifying Captain Parmenter when Jane hires her to get them married.

Parmenter goes undercover to find out who is selling guns to the Apaches after a colonel lets him know that someone in F Troop is a traitor.

Agarn's look-a-like Russian Cossack cousin, Dmitri Agarnoff, comes to town and falls for Wrangler Jane, making Wilton jealous.

Agarn faces a firing squad after a prisoner he allows to escape seems to kill O'Rourke and military regulations say he has to serve the sentence for the crime.

Agarn leaves to manage a rock group called the Bedbugs, which is somewhat ahead of its time.

A Transylvanian Count that everyone thinks is a vampire is believed responsible for the disappearance of Wrangler Jane.

Wilton wants to capture a wild stallion to impress Wrangler Jane, but O'Rourke wants to sell it to the circus..

Flaming Arrow, the 147-year old chief of the Hekawi, comes down from a mountain to try to reclaim their land, starting by laying siege to Fort Courage.

O'Rourke must talk a runaway 10-year-old boy out of joining the cavalry.

A samurai seeks a Japanese girl who is fleeing from an arranged marriage and has taken refuge in Fort Courage.

Two renegade Indians trap Parmenter and hold him hostage, but just want some company.

O'Rourke tries to get even with a blackmailer who took over the saloon.

When Parmenter and Agarn go on a wilderness survival test, O'Rourke arranges to have food sneaked to them.

Wrongo returns to the fort on an assignment with a shipment of dynamite.

Kid Vicious, a notorious bank robber who's a dead ringer for Captain Parmenter, comes to town, creating mixups and problems for the captain.

An Italian man and his daughter come to Fort Courage, pursued by her jealous suitor, a member of an Italian secret society.

Wilton's husband-hunting sister goes after Dobbs, and also assists in Wild Eagle's appendectomy.

O'Rourke needs to distract a visiting colonel who enjoys bugle calls, but the trouble is that Dobbs is the army's worst bugler.

O'Rourke's visiting father turns the town into Little Ireland while the Sergeant is on vacation.

The mayoral candidates from Agarn's hometown come to Fort Courage to shower him with offers when it's learned that his absentee ballot will break their tied vote.

The daughter of a mining tycoon, kidnapped and raised by Indians, takes a liking to Wilton.

O'Rourke, Agarn, Dobbs and Vanderbilt resign to take over a haunted ghost town, expecting to get rich when the railroad comes through.

A phony medicine man tries to blame his thefts on Agarn when Agarn suffers a temporary memory loss.

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.

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

Everyone except Agarn is transferred, and he must train G Troop whose recruits turn out to be worse than F Troop.

A mountie arrives at Fort Courage, looking for Agarn's look-a-like French-Canadian cousin, Lucky Pierre Agarniere.