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  Episode Information  
Title: The Ghost Soldiers
Episode Number: 62
Season: 3
Season Episode #.: 9
Original Airdate: Sunday November 08th, 1959
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Episode Crew
Director: Leslie H. Martinson
Writer: Robert L. Jacks
Richard Carr
  Episode Summary  
Bret is roped into helping the Army recover a fort that was captured and taken over by Native Americans.
 
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  Guest Stars  
Guest Stars
James WesterfieldplayedSgt. BainesRecurring (first appearance)
Chuck WessilplayedLt. Jennings 
Paul Clarke (2)playedRunning Horse 
Stuart RandallplayedRed Wing 
Ted OtisplayedCorporal Daggott 
  Main Cast  
James GarnerplayedBret Maverick
  Episode Notes  
James Westerfield would return in The Art Lovers.
 
  Episode Quotes  
Daggett: I'm not worried about myself. I just wouldn't want anything to happen to our prisoner.
Bret: I'm not your prisoner, Willie. You're just escorting me.
 
Bret: On second thought, Sergeant, I decided to put off facing that board of inquiry.
 
Baines: Don't you worry, Willie. There's nothin' in this world I'd do to keep you in this Army one day longer than need be.
 
Baines: Why don't you stick around, Mr. Maverick, and be my prisoner?
 
Daggett: Hey, what happened? Who shot the Indians?
Bret: Ghosts, Corporal. Ghosts and evil spirits.
 
Bret: This whitewash is hard on my delicate complexion.
 
Bret: Whadda you think?
Baines: I think one of then Indians caught himself a ghost. Now Halloween's almost over, Maverick.
 
Bret: (to Baines) Another day, another dollar.
 
Baines: (about Lt. Jennings) He's kinda young.
Bret: Yeah.
 
Bret: (about Lt. Jennings) He doesn't understand English.
Baines: He's an Army officer.
 
Bret: (to Lt. Jennings) I don't have to threaten you, sonny. Those hills are full of Indians. They're threatening you and me and everybody else in this fort.
 
Running Horse: Let us now make sport with these men who pretend to be ghosts.
 
Bret: I was glad that the lieutenant was gonna let it go at a mere handshake. I mean, if I was gonna get a medal out of this entire ruckus, my pappy would never speak to me again.
 
  Cultural References  
The Fort Burnside in this episode is named after Union Civil War general Ambrose Burnside.
 
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