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* CorruptPolitiican: What Avery was in his Washington days. He was such a savvy manipulator that even President Grant is worried about his own reputation in connection with Avery.
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* CorruptPolitiican: CorruptPolitician: What Avery was in his Washington days. He was such a savvy manipulator that even President Grant is worried about his own reputation in connection with Avery.
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* CorruptPolitiican: What Avery was in his Washington days. He was such a savvy manipulator that even President Grant is worried about his own reputation in connection with Avery.
* DirtyCop: [[spoiler: Marshall Kirby is on Avery's payroll, and he's the one who blows Jim and Artie's cover]].
* DirtyCop: [[spoiler: Marshall Kirby is on Avery's payroll, and he's the one who blows Jim and Artie's cover]].
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Disguises used by Artie: [[http://photobucket.com/gallery/http://s385.photobucket.com/user/l8dreamr/media/Artemus%20Gordon%20Disguises/hamCasualKiller.jpg.html?sort=6&o=53&ref=1 Himself as a Hammy Actor]]
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Disguises used by Artie: [[http://photobucket.com/gallery/http://s385.photobucket.com/user/l8dreamr/media/Artemus%20Gordon%20Disguises/hamCasualKiller.jpg.html?sort=6&o=53&ref=1 Himself as a Hammy Actor]]
Actor]] [[https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3kro0z (27:05)]]
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Disguises used by Artie: [[http://photobucket.com/gallery/http://s385.photobucket.com/user/l8dreamr/media/Artemus%20Gordon%20Disguises/hamCasualKiller.jpg.html?sort=6&o=53&ref=1 Himself as a Hammy Actor]]
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* LosingHorns: Type B. Artie plays it when, for the first time (but not the last), Jim does ''not'' end up with the GirlOfTheWeek.
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* LosingHorns: Type B. Artie plays it when, for the first time time[[note]]in production, if not airdate, order[[/note]] (but not the last), Jim does ''not'' end up with the GirlOfTheWeek.
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* LargeHam: Artemus Gordon, as played by... Artemus Gordon. Rarely have Theatre/{{Hamlet}}'s soliloquies been done more porkulently. Avery is distinctly unimpressed. His men, on the other hand, seem to love it!
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* LargeHam: Artemus Gordon, as played by... Artemus Gordon. Rarely have Theatre/{{Hamlet}}'s ''Theatre/{{Hamlet}}'''s soliloquies been done more porkulently. Avery is distinctly unimpressed. His men, on the other hand, seem to love it!
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* PlayingDrunk: Artie distracts the man on guard duty with a "drunken" rendition of the "Too, too solid flesh" soliloquy from ''Hamlet''.
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* LargeHam: Artemus Gordon, as played by... Artemus Gordon. Rarely have Theatre/{{Hamlet}}'s soliloquies been done more porkulently.
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* LargeHam: Artemus Gordon, as played by... Artemus Gordon. Rarely have Theatre/{{Hamlet}}'s soliloquies been done more porkulently. Avery is distinctly unimpressed. His men, on the other hand, seem to love it!
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* LargeHam: Artemus Gordon, as played by... Artemus Gordon. Rarely have Theatre/{{Hamlet}}'s soliloquies been done more porkulently.
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* WickedCultured: In deliberate contrast to his men, Avery is intelligent, suave, well-dressed, well-educated and fond of the finer things in life. He's also a very, very dangerous man.
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* TrojanHorse: Jim invokes this trope by name when explaining his plan to get to Avery.
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* CheshireCatGrin:
--> '''Artie''': "James, my boy, you're grinning like an undertaker ready to dress a corpse. ''Mine.''"\\
'''Jim''': "Artemus, have you ever considered returning to the stage?"\\
'''Artie''': "Yes, many times, and never more seriously than right now."
--> '''Artie''': "James, my boy, you're grinning like an undertaker ready to dress a corpse. ''Mine.''"\\
'''Jim''': "Artemus, have you ever considered returning to the stage?"\\
'''Artie''': "Yes, many times, and never more seriously than right now."
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* SuicideMission: Attempting to bring Avery back alive is regarded as this by the local authorities. Artie doesn't entirely disagree.
--> '''Artie''': "I say let's wire Washington and ask for another assignment. Something simple. Like, uh, cutting our throats."
--> '''Artie''': "I say let's wire Washington and ask for another assignment. Something simple. Like, uh, cutting our throats."
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West and Gordon are tasked with infiltrating the stronghold of corrupt political boss John Maxwell Avery and returning him to Washington, D. C. for trial. They pose as a pair of traveling players who "accidentally" wander into Avery's domain; not surprisingly, getting in is much easier than getting ''out'', especially since they have to get a very unwilling Avery out too...
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West and Gordon are tasked with infiltrating the stronghold of corrupt political boss John Maxwell Avery and returning him to Washington, D. C. for trial. They pose as a pair of traveling players who "accidentally" wander into Avery's domain; not surprisingly, getting in is much easier than getting ''out'', especially since they have to get a very unwilling Avery out too...
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* RememberTheNewGuy: Jim suddenly acquires a valet named Tennyson. Apparently he was always around, just... hiding. Or something.
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--> '''Artie''': And beautifully executed, wouldn't you say?
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--> '''Artie''': And "And beautifully executed, wouldn't you say?say?"
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--> '''Artie''': And beautifully executed, wouldn't you say?
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* TheCastShowoff: Ross Martin gets a chance to demonstrate his skill on the violin.
* LosingHorns: Type B. Artemus plays it on the violin when, for the first time (but not the last), Jim does ''not'' end up with the GirlOfTheWeek.
* OddNameOut: This is the only episode of the series whose title does not start with "''The'' Night."
* LosingHorns: Type B. Artemus plays it on the violin when, for the first time (but not the last), Jim does ''not'' end up with the GirlOfTheWeek.
* OddNameOut: This is the only episode of the series whose title does not start with "''The'' Night."
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* TheCastShowoff: Ross Martin gets is given a chance to demonstrate his skill on the violin.
violin, including a passage from Chopin's Nocturne in E-flat major.
* LosingHorns: Type B.Artemus Artie plays it on the violin when, for the first time (but not the last), Jim does ''not'' end up with the GirlOfTheWeek.
* OddNameOut: This is the only episode of the series whose title does not start with"''The'' Night."The."
* LosingHorns: Type B.
* OddNameOut: This is the only episode of the series whose title does not start with
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Jim and Artie head out west to find the stronghold of a corrupt political boss and return him to Washington for trial.
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Jim and Artie head out west to find are tasked with infiltrating the stronghold of a corrupt political boss John Maxwell Avery and return returning him to Washington Washington, D. C. for trial.
trial. They pose as a pair of traveling players who "accidentally" wander into Avery's domain; not surprisingly, getting in is much easier than getting ''out'', especially since they have to get a very unwilling Avery out too...
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Jim and Artie head out west to find the stronghold of a corrupt political boss and return him to Washington for trial.
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!!Tropes present in this episode:
* TheCastShowoff: Ross Martin gets a chance to demonstrate his skill on the violin.
* LosingHorns: Type B. Artemus plays it on the violin when, for the first time (but not the last), Jim does ''not'' end up with the GirlOfTheWeek.
* OddNameOut: This is the only episode of the series whose title does not start with "''The'' Night."
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Jim and Artie head out west to find the stronghold of a corrupt political boss and return him to Washington for trial.
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!!Tropes present in this episode:
* TheCastShowoff: Ross Martin gets a chance to demonstrate his skill on the violin.
* LosingHorns: Type B. Artemus plays it on the violin when, for the first time (but not the last), Jim does ''not'' end up with the GirlOfTheWeek.
* OddNameOut: This is the only episode of the series whose title does not start with "''The'' Night."
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