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The Wild Wild West
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| Title: | The Night of the Ready-Made Corpse |
| Episode Number: | 39 |
| Season: | 2 |
| Season Episode #.: | 11 |
| Production Number: | 66/11 |
| Original Airdate: | Friday November 25th, 1966 |
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A greedy mortuary owner provides a unique service on the side: plastic surgery to disguise wanted criminals, complete with a corpse provided to account for their "deaths."
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| Corner Slides
Upper Right: Antille laughing at the fact they’ve fooled Jim.
Lower Left: Gas pumping into the tomb through a gargoyle’s head.
Lower Right: Artie on the mortuary table surrounded by Lavender and his men.
Upper Left: Jim and Artie drink to Rose’s fiancée
| It was during the filming of this episode that creator and executive producer Michael Garrison died on August 17, 1966, falling down his staircase at home. After Garrison's death was announced, most of the cast and crew were uncomfortable with the fact they were filming scenes in a mock mortuary.
| Jim utters the phrase, "Because, Artie, things aren’t always what they seem to be." This was Garrison's approach to the show in general, and he had the phrase inscribed on a plaque and hung up in his office.
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| James: I want to check the missing person file.
Artemus: All right, Jim, it’s my turn to ask. Why?
James: Because, Artie, things aren’t always what they seem to be.
| Antille: My arm is hurting.
Fabian Lavender: Yes, well I can see you have a wound and I’ll take care of it. The blood, don’t drop it on the carpet. it gives the mourners a very bad impression.
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