West and Gordon escort President Grant to San Francisco to dedicate a statue of the late Colonel Wayne Gibson in Gibsonville. West rides ahead to check out the town and finds that it is plagued by a series of broken neck murders and arguments over lost gold.
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Robert Conrad |
James T. West |
Ross Martin |
Artemus Gordon |
Kathie Browne |
Jennifer Caine |
Guest Star |
Lee Bergere |
Colonel Wayne Gibson |
Guest Star |
Alan Hewitt |
Vincent Pernell |
Guest Star |
Roy Engel |
President Ulysses S. Grant |
Recurring Role |
Disguises: English hunter Sir Ian-Jellicoe Cooper-Fenstone, President Grant
In the episode, Grant is traveling by train to San Fransisco. In reality, Grant never traveled further west than Colorado during his time in office.
Grant says that Colonel Gibson commanded a company. In the Civil War, colonels commanded regiments, not companies.
Jim tells Jennifer to gather everyone in the lobby at 4 p.m. However, when they all arrive, he first says, "Morning, citizens."
Gadgets: exploding cigar
Artie: It looks like a lot of nothing.
Jim: All the better. No people, no danger.
Artie: Whoops. Talked a little too soon. A crowd gathering out there. Two gophers and a jackrabbit.
President Grant: Mr. West, your entire method of procedure leads me to believe I must be the most unpopular leader since Genghis Khan.
President Grant: So what do you suggest?
Jim: That you stay here while I ride ahead to Gibsonville to look over the situation
President Grant: Aren't you afraid that I might be bitten by some enraged sand flea while you're gone?
Jim: Uh, Mr. Gordon will stay here with you, sir. He's an expert marksman with small targets.
Doc Gavin: Chris Davidson died of an overdose of ignorance. Complicated by two busted neck vertebrae and an occluded windpipe.
Pernell: No need to be so brutal about it, was there? After all, I'm not a common thief.
Jim: No? What's uncommon about you?
Artie: Why, Mr. President, I seem to recall General Lee paying a tribute to your patience when you took Petersburg after a 10-month long siege.
President Grant: It was that event that exhausted my supply. I've had no patience since then.
President Grant: (as Artie shows him a model tank) You know, Mr. Gordon, it's men like you who'll eventually take all the fun out of war.
Jim: Whenever there's a broken neck, there's always--there's always music.
Artie: You know, I once played the organ on a showboat. You know what made me give it up?
Jim: No, what?
Artie: People kept offering to break my neck.
Commercial breaks: ll: Jim at the window, ur: the parrot, lr: Colonel Gibson at the organ, ul: Jim, Artie & Jennifer
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