Recap
Jim and Artie are aboard the
Wanderer as it passes through Kansas. The train stops at the town of Kirby Gap with two hours until sunset and the agents decide to take in the town while they wait. The townspeople are celebrating the shipment of the last herd of cattle from the Rawlins ranch. Jim and Artie approach as rancher Amos Rawlins congratulates everyone and offers a celebratory feast on behalf of himself and his wife Eugenia. Eugenia comes up to join her husband and thanks the townspeople...
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Episode Notes
Corner slides:
Lower Left: The table with the sound-making machine and the speaker pipe, surrounded by flames.
Upper Right: Jim cowers as poison gas fills the room.
Lower Right: The candle burns through the lamp twine.
Upper Left: Jim and Artie look at the daguerreotype of Abigail.
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Episode Quotes
Artemus: No, it isn't that, it's hay-fever. All I have to do is go through Kansas, I become a handkerchief case.
James: How'd you get in the Secret Service with hay-fever?
Artemus: I kept it a secret.
Artemus: You know, around here, a hundred miles from nowhere, the women, they don't know the difference between fine jewelry and Indian beads. They think a caret is to feed a horse.
Franklin Poore: I assume the Secret Service has a substantial insurance plan to comfort your loved ones.
James: Double indemnity if I'm barbequed in the line of duty.
Artemus: Whoa, my pleasure. Hey, she's lovely.
James: Just say the word and I'll arrange an introduction.
Artemus: Consider the word said. What's her name?
James: Jennifer Colton. Alias Prudence Mallory. And if you lighten the hair just a little, you'll know her as Abigail Moss, wanted in four states.
Artemus: Why do you always have to spoil everything?
James: Artie, I didn't spoil a thing. If you want to see her, you can on the first Sunday of every month.
Episode Goofs
When Jim sits in the chair and is "ejected" up into the ceiling, the pull wires are plainly visible.
When the stagecoach driver tells Abigail when the stage is going back to Kirby Gap, his lips don't move and the dubbing is clearly of a different sound quality then the rest of the dialogue.
In the final fight, Ross Martin's stunt double is clearly visible and looks very little like him.