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* AwesomeMcCoolname: Major Hazard (Creator/NehemiahPersoff), leader of the gang who wants to kill Mosely.
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* EvilVersusEvil: Mosely vs. his gang of sadists, with Jim and Artie trying to stop them all.

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* EvilVersusEvil: Mosely vs. Hazard and his gang of sadists, with Jim and Artie trying to stop them all.
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* AwesomeMcCoolname: Major Hazard (Nehemiah Persoff), leader of the gang who wants to kill Mosely.

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* AwesomeMcCoolname: Major Hazard (Nehemiah Persoff), (Creator/NehemiahPersoff), leader of the gang who wants to kill Mosely.
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Disguises used by Artie: [[http://photobucket.com/gallery/user/l8dreamr/media/bWVkaWFJZDoxODcwMDI5NQ==/?ref=1 Colonel Moseley]] ; [[http://photobucket.com/gallery/user/l8dreamr/media/bWVkaWFJZDoxODcwMDIwMw==/?ref=1 Fabian, English Geobiologist]]

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Disguises used by Artie: [[http://photobucket.com/gallery/user/l8dreamr/media/bWVkaWFJZDoxODcwMDI5NQ==/?ref=1 Colonel Moseley]] Moseley]][[https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3klul3 (26:45)]] ; [[http://photobucket.com/gallery/user/l8dreamr/media/bWVkaWFJZDoxODcwMDIwMw==/?ref=1 Fabian, English Geobiologist]]
Geobiologist]][[https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3klul3 (43:00)]]
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Disguises used by Artie: [[http://photobucket.com/gallery/user/l8dreamr/media/bWVkaWFJZDoxODcwMDI5NQ==/?ref=1 Colonel Moseley]] ; [[http://photobucket.com/gallery/user/l8dreamr/media/bWVkaWFJZDoxODcwMDIwMw==/?ref=1 Fabian, English Geobiologist]]
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West and Gordon are in UsefulNotes/NewOrleans (during Mardi Gras, of course), where mysterious women set up meetings with each of them. At Gordon's rendezvous he is ambushed by a group whose leader turns out to be Colonel Tacitus Mosely (Jeff Corey), a former Confederate officer in charge of the notorious Susquehanna prison of war camp; West is also attacked, but escapes to meet a group of crippled ex-Union Army soldiers who are seeking revenge on Mosely for his crimes against them. The agents resolve to help bring Mosely to justice and manage to abduct him from his home for that purpose. Then things ''really'' get interesting...

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West and Gordon are in UsefulNotes/NewOrleans (during Mardi Gras, of course), where mysterious women set up meetings with each of them. At Gordon's rendezvous he is ambushed by a group whose leader turns out to be Colonel Tacitus Mosely (Jeff Corey), a former Confederate officer in charge of the notorious Susquehanna prison prisoner of war camp; West is also attacked, but escapes to meet a group of crippled ex-Union Army soldiers who are seeking revenge on Mosely for his crimes against them. The agents resolve to help bring Mosely to justice and manage to abduct him from his home for that purpose. Then things ''really'' get interesting...
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* PublicSecretMessage: Jim, in full sight of the villains, begins punching holes in a newspaper with a pencil. Artie picks it up later and figures out that the holes represent a message in Morse Code.

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* PublicSecretMessage: Jim, in full sight of the villains, begins punching holes in a newspaper with a pencil. Artie picks it up later and figures out that the holes represent a message in [[EveryoneKnowsMorse Morse Code.Code]].
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* DeathTrap: Mosely puts Jim in one that will culminate with Mosely's mansion burning down while he [[FakingTheDead fakes his death]] and assumes yet another fake identity. Once he leaves, Jim escapes the trap easily.

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* DeathTrap: Mosely puts Jim in one that will culminate with Mosely's mansion burning down while he [[FakingTheDead fakes his death]] and assumes yet another fake false identity. Once he leaves, Jim escapes the trap easily.
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* OnlyICanKillHim: This is Major Hazard's attitude toward Mosely at first, but he agrees to give Jim and Artie [[RaceAgainstTheClock two days]] to find him themselves. And when Jim shows the captured Mosely to Hazard and his "Brotherhood", they kidnap him to put him on trial. At least, that's their story until Jim figures out the truth...

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* OnlyICanKillHim: This is Major Hazard's attitude toward Mosely at first, but he agrees to give Jim and Artie [[RaceAgainstTheClock two days]] to find him themselves. And when Jim shows the captured Mosely to Hazard and his "Brotherhood", they kidnap him both men to put him Mosely on trial. At least, that's their story until Jim figures out the truth...
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* SpottingTheThread: How does Jim know that the Brotherhood of Hell are actually Mosely's former partners? Well, when Mosely disappeared, his seven lieutenants vanished at the same time. Then he notieces that all the settings at Susquehanna have eight chairs. And since the Brotherhood had seven members until one of them was killed in the ColdOpen...

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* SpottingTheThread: How does Jim know that the Brotherhood of Hell are actually Mosely's former partners? Well, he knows that when Mosely disappeared, his seven lieutenants vanished at the same time. Then he notieces notices that all the settings at Susquehanna have eight chairs. And since the Brotherhood had seven members until one of them was killed in the ColdOpen...
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* SpottingTheThread: How does Jim know that the Brotherhood of Hell are actually Mosely's former partners? Well, when Mosely disappeared, his seven lieutenants vanished at the same time. Then he notieces that all the settings at Susquehanna have weight chairs. And since the Brotherhood had seven members until one of them was killed in the ColdOpen...

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* SpottingTheThread: How does Jim know that the Brotherhood of Hell are actually Mosely's former partners? Well, when Mosely disappeared, his seven lieutenants vanished at the same time. Then he notieces that all the settings at Susquehanna have weight eight chairs. And since the Brotherhood had seven members until one of them was killed in the ColdOpen...
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* SpottingTheThread: How does Jim know that the Brotherhood of Hell are actually Mosely's former partners? Well, when Mosely disappeared, his seven lieutenants vanished at the same time. Then he notieces that all the settings at Susquehanna have weight chairs. And since the Brotherhood had seven members until one of them was killed in the ColdOpen...
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* KangarooCourt: Hazard intends to put Mosely on "trial" at the ruins of Susquehanna, with himself as the HangingJudge and his men as the JokerJury. Jim, who insists on serving as Mosely's defense, disrupts the procedure by charging Hazard's gang with perjury, since he's figured out that they're actually Mosely's erstwhile torturers.

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* CowboyCop: Colonel Richmond warns Jim and Artie not to go after Mosely until they can verify his identity. They ignore him and pursue Mosely anyway.

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* CowboyCop: Literally ''and'' figuratively. Colonel Richmond warns Jim and Artie not to go after Mosely until they can verify his identity. They ignore him and pursue Mosely anyway.anyway.
** ArsonMurderAndLifesaving: When Richmond calls Artie out for this after Jim and Mosely vanish, he has to admit that the agents did "a first-rate job" of capturing Mosely in the first place.

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West and Gordon are in UsefulNotes/NewOrleans (during Mardi Gras, of course), where mysterious women set up meetings with each of them. At Gordon's rendezvous he is ambushed by a group whose leader turns out to be Colonel Tacitus Mosely, former Confederate officer in charge of the notorious Susquehanna prison of war camp; West is also attacked, but escapes to meet a group of crippled ex-Union Army soldiers who are seeking revenge on Mosely for his crimes against them. The agents resolve to help bring Mosely to justice and manage to abduct him from his home for that purpose. Then things ''really'' get interesting...

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West and Gordon are in UsefulNotes/NewOrleans (during Mardi Gras, of course), where mysterious women set up meetings with each of them. At Gordon's rendezvous he is ambushed by a group whose leader turns out to be Colonel Tacitus Mosely, Mosely (Jeff Corey), a former Confederate officer in charge of the notorious Susquehanna prison of war camp; West is also attacked, but escapes to meet a group of crippled ex-Union Army soldiers who are seeking revenge on Mosely for his crimes against them. The agents resolve to help bring Mosely to justice and manage to abduct him from his home for that purpose. Then things ''really'' get interesting...



* AwesomeMcCoolname: Major Hazard.

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* AwesomeMcCoolname: Major Hazard.Hazard (Nehemiah Persoff), leader of the gang who wants to kill Mosely.



* DramaticIrony: At the climax, Hazard finally gets the gold he's been looking for, which was hidden in Susquehanna's water tower--as it spills over his corpse.[[note]]The fourth season episode "[[Recap/TheWildWildWestS4E8TheNightOfTheEgyptianQueen The Night of the Egyptian Queen]]" gives its main villain a similar fate.[[/note]]



* NaziGold[=/=]NaziGrandpa: Civil War-era analogues to both tropes turn up. Mosely hid one million dollars worth of the Confederacy's gold somewhere on his old P.O.W. camp's grounds and Hazard is after it. Hazard and his gang pretend to be former Union soldiers when they were actually Mosely's assistants at the camp; Hazard's daughter is completely unaware of their true identities. Mosely himself has acquired a new face and a new name and become a respectable member of the community.

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* NaziGold[=/=]NaziGrandpa: Civil War-era analogues to both tropes turn up. Mosely hid one million dollars worth of the Confederacy's gold somewhere on his old P.O.W. camp's grounds and Hazard is after it. Hazard and his gang pretend to be former Union soldiers when they were actually Mosely's assistants at the camp; Hazard's daughter China is completely unaware of their true identities. Mosely himself has acquired a new face and a new name and become a respectable member of the community.
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West and Gordon are in UsefulNotes/NewOrleans (during Mardi Gras, of course), where mysterious women set up meetings with each of them. At Gordon's rendezvous he is ambushed by a group whose leader turns out to be Colonel Tacitus Mosely, former Confederate officer in charge of the notorious Susquehanna prison of war camp; West is also attacked, but escapes to meet a group of crippled ex-Union Army soldiers who are seeking revenge on Mosely. The agents resolve to help bring Mosely to justice and manage to abduct him from his home for that purpose. Then things ''really'' get interesting...

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West and Gordon are in UsefulNotes/NewOrleans (during Mardi Gras, of course), where mysterious women set up meetings with each of them. At Gordon's rendezvous he is ambushed by a group whose leader turns out to be Colonel Tacitus Mosely, former Confederate officer in charge of the notorious Susquehanna prison of war camp; West is also attacked, but escapes to meet a group of crippled ex-Union Army soldiers who are seeking revenge on Mosely.Mosely for his crimes against them. The agents resolve to help bring Mosely to justice and manage to abduct him from his home for that purpose. Then things ''really'' get interesting...



* ObfuscatingDisability: Major Hazard's entire gang, who initially pose as crippled war veterans in order to play on the agents' sympathies.

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* ObfuscatingDisability: Major Hazard's entire gang, who initially pose as crippled war veterans veterans vicitimized by Mosely in order to play on the agents' sympathies.
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* EvilVersusEvil: Mosely vs. his gang of sadists, whit Jim and Artie caught in the middle.

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* EvilVersusEvil: Mosely vs. his gang of sadists, whit with Jim and Artie caught in the middle.trying to stop them all.

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* CowboyCop: Colonel Richmond warns Jim and Artie not to go after Mosely until they can verify his identity. They ignore him and pursue Mosely anyway.



* {{Sadist}}: Mosely is notorious for inflicting horrific tortures on his prisoners. Hazard's gang claim to be his victim, but turn out to be his fellow victimizers.

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* {{Sadist}}: Mosely is notorious for inflicting horrific tortures on his prisoners. Hazard's gang claim to be his victim, victims, but turn out to be his fellow victimizers.

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* BigDamnHeroes: Alow key variation; the disguised Artie shows up juast in time to save Jim and Mosely from their torture at the whipping post.

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* BigDamnHeroes: Alow A low key variation; the disguised Artie shows up juast just in time to save Jim and Mosely from their torture at the whipping post.


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* EvilVersusEvil: Mosely vs. his gang of sadists, whit Jim and Artie caught in the middle.


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* {{Sadist}}: Mosely is notorious for inflicting horrific tortures on his prisoners. Hazard's gang claim to be his victim, but turn out to be his fellow victimizers.

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* BigDamnHeroes: Alow key variation; the disguised Artie shows up juast in time to save Jim and Mosely from their torture at the whipping post.
* DeathTrap: Mosely puts Jim in one that will culminate with Mosely's mansion burning down while he [[FakingTheDead fakes his death]] and assumes yet another fake identity. Once he leaves, Jim escapes the trap easily.



* ItsAlwaysMardiGrasInNewOrleans: Even in the mid-to-late 1800's. At least the crowds, costumes and festive atmosphere are used for dramatic effect, plus Artie takes advantage of them to slip away unnoticed after disabling his attackers.
* MalevolentMaskedMen: Tow of Hazard's men wear masks, presumably because Mosely inflicted FacialHorror on them. When Jim figures out they're faking it like the rest of the gang, they remove their masks to reveal perfectly normal appearances.

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* ItsAlwaysMardiGrasInNewOrleans: Even in the mid-to-late 1800's.1870's. At least the crowds, costumes and festive atmosphere are used for dramatic effect, plus Artie takes advantage of them to slip away unnoticed after disabling his attackers.
* MalevolentMaskedMen: Tow Two of Hazard's men wear masks, presumably because Mosely inflicted FacialHorror on them. When Jim figures out they're faking it like the rest of the gang, they remove their masks to reveal perfectly normal appearances.


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* ShirtlessScene: Jim and Mosely are trussed up at the Susquehanna whipping post, where Hazard's man Quint will torture them; all three are stripped to the waist.

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* ICallHerVera: At Mosely's plantation, one of his {{Mooks}} has a gun with not only a name, but a literal HairTriggerTemper.
-->'''West:''' Emil is hot-tempered, huh?
-->'''Mook:''' You would not believe! He do things like ''(shoots at Jim's feet)'' and ''(shoots over Jim's shoulder)''!

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* {{Greed}}: Hazard's gang is so desperate to find the treasure that they not only tolerate Artie's dowsing antics, but put their weapons aside so the iron ore won't interfere with his search for the gold.
* ICallHerVera: At Mosely's plantation, one of his {{Mooks}} is a Cajun whose gun has a gun with not only a name, but a literal HairTriggerTemper.
-->'''West:''' -->'''Jim:''' Emil is hot-tempered, huh?
-->'''Mook:''' -->'''Cajun:''' You would not believe! He do things like ''(shoots at Jim's feet)'' and ''(shoots over Jim's shoulder)''!



* MalevolentMaskedMen: Tow of Hazard's men wear masks, presumably because Mosel

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* MalevolentMaskedMen: Tow of Hazard's men wear masks, presumably because MoselMosely inflicted FacialHorror on them. When Jim figures out they're faking it like the rest of the gang, they remove their masks to reveal perfectly normal appearances.



* RetiredMonster: Mosely is living as a plantation owner under an assumed name.

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* RetiredMonster: Mosely is living as a plantation owner under an altered appearance and assumed name.

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* MalevolentMaskedMen: Tow of Hazard's men wear masks, presumably because Mosel



* NaziGold[=/=]NaziGrandpa: Civil War-era analogues to both tropes turn up. Mosely hid one million dollars worth of the Confederacy's gold somewhere on his old P.O.W. camp's grounds and Hazard is after it. Hazard and his gang pretend to be former Union soldiers when they were actually Mosely's assistants at the camp; Hazard's daughter is completely unaware of their true identities. Mosely himself has acquired a new face and a new name and become a respectable member of the community.]]

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* NaziGold[=/=]NaziGrandpa: Civil War-era analogues to both tropes turn up. Mosely hid one million dollars worth of the Confederacy's gold somewhere on his old P.O.W. camp's grounds and Hazard is after it. Hazard and his gang pretend to be former Union soldiers when they were actually Mosely's assistants at the camp; Hazard's daughter is completely unaware of their true identities. Mosely himself has acquired a new face and a new name and become a respectable member of the community.]]



* ObfuscatingDisability: [[spoiler:Major Hazard's entire gang, who initially pose as crippled war veterans in order to play on the agents' sympathies.]]
* OnlyICanKillHim: This is Major Hazard's attitude toward Mosely at first, but he agrees to give Jim and Artie [[RaceAgainstTheClock two days]] to find him themselves.

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* ObfuscatingDisability: [[spoiler:Major Major Hazard's entire gang, who initially pose as crippled war veterans in order to play on the agents' sympathies.]]
sympathies.
* OnlyICanKillHim: This is Major Hazard's attitude toward Mosely at first, but he agrees to give Jim and Artie [[RaceAgainstTheClock two days]] to find him themselves. And when Jim shows the captured Mosely to Hazard and his "Brotherhood", they kidnap him to put him on trial. At least, that's their story until Jim figures out the truth...



* ShoutOut: Jim brielfy quotes from Creator/LewisCarroll's "The Walrus and the Carpenter" when he first meets Mosely.

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* ShoutOut: Jim brielfy briefly quotes from Creator/LewisCarroll's "The Walrus and the Carpenter" when he first meets Mosely.

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* ICallHerVera: At Mosely's plantation, one of his {{Mooks}} has a gun with not only a name, but a literal HairTriggerTemper.
-->'''West:''' Emil is hot-tempered, huh?
-->'''Mook:''' You would not believe! He do things like ''(shoots at Jim's feet)'' and ''(shoots over Jim's shoulder)''!



* MasqueradeBall: Jim and Artie infiltrate one (dressed as Literature/DonJuan and {{Theatre/Hamlet}}, respectively).
* NaziGold[=/=]NaziGrandpa: Civil War-era analogues to both tropes turn up. [[spoiler:Mosely hid one million dollar's worth of the Confederacy's gold somewhere on his old P.O.W. camp's grounds and Hazard is after it. Hazard and his gang pretend to be former Union soldiers when they were actually Mosely's assistants at the camp; Hazard's daughter is completely unaware of their true identities. Mosely himself has acquired a new face and a new name and become a respectable member of the community.]]

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* MasqueradeBall: Jim and Artie infiltrate one (dressed as Literature/DonJuan and {{Theatre/Hamlet}}, Theatre/{{Hamlet}}, respectively).
* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: Major Hazard's gang calls itself the Brotherhood of {{Hell}}.
* NaziGold[=/=]NaziGrandpa: Civil War-era analogues to both tropes turn up. [[spoiler:Mosely Mosely hid one million dollar's dollars worth of the Confederacy's gold somewhere on his old P.O.W. camp's grounds and Hazard is after it. Hazard and his gang pretend to be former Union soldiers when they were actually Mosely's assistants at the camp; Hazard's daughter is completely unaware of their true identities. Mosely himself has acquired a new face and a new name and become a respectable member of the community.]]



* OnlyICanKillHim: This is Major Hazard's attitude toward Mosely at first, but he agrees to give Jim and Artie [[RaceAgainstTheClock two days]] to find him themselves.



* [[ShoutOut/ToShakespeare Shout Out To Shakespeare]]: Artie and the villain-of-the-week engage in a brief verbal duel using Shakespearian quotations.

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* RetiredMonster: Mosely is living as a plantation owner under an assumed name.
* ShoutOut: Jim brielfy quotes from Creator/LewisCarroll's "The Walrus and the Carpenter" when he first meets Mosely.
* [[ShoutOut/ToShakespeare Shout Out To Shakespeare]]: Artie and the villain-of-the-week Mosely engage in a brief verbal duel using Shakespearian quotations.
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West and Gordon are in New Orleans (during Mardi Gras, of course), where mysterious women set up meetings with each of them. At Gordon's rendezvous he is ambushed by a group whose leader turns out to be Colonel Tacitus Mosely, former Confederate officer in charge of the notorious Susquehanna prison of war camp; West is also attacked, but escapes to meet a group of crippled ex-Union Army soldiers who are seeking revenge on Mosely. The agents resolve to help bring Mosely to justice and manage to abduct him from his home for that purpose. Then things ''really'' get interesting...

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West and Gordon are in New Orleans UsefulNotes/NewOrleans (during Mardi Gras, of course), where mysterious women set up meetings with each of them. At Gordon's rendezvous he is ambushed by a group whose leader turns out to be Colonel Tacitus Mosely, former Confederate officer in charge of the notorious Susquehanna prison of war camp; West is also attacked, but escapes to meet a group of crippled ex-Union Army soldiers who are seeking revenge on Mosely. The agents resolve to help bring Mosely to justice and manage to abduct him from his home for that purpose. Then things ''really'' get interesting...
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* NaziGold[=/=]NaziGrandpa: Civil War-era analogues to both tropes turn up. [[spoiler:Mosely hid one million dollar's worth of the Confederacy's gold somewhere on the camp grounds and Hazard is after it. Hazard and his gang pretend to be former Union soldiers when they were actually Mosely's assistants at the camp; Hazard's daughter is completely unaware of their true identities. Mosely himself has acquired a new face and a new name and become a respectable member of the community.]]

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* NaziGold[=/=]NaziGrandpa: Civil War-era analogues to both tropes turn up. [[spoiler:Mosely hid one million dollar's worth of the Confederacy's gold somewhere on the camp his old P.O.W. camp's grounds and Hazard is after it. Hazard and his gang pretend to be former Union soldiers when they were actually Mosely's assistants at the camp; Hazard's daughter is completely unaware of their true identities. Mosely himself has acquired a new face and a new name and become a respectable member of the community.]]
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* ItsAlwaysMardiGrasInNewOrleans: Even in the mid-to-late 1800's. At least the crowds, costumes and festive atmosphere are played with for dramatic effect, plus Artie takes advantage of them to slip away unnoticed after disabling his attackers.

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* ItsAlwaysMardiGrasInNewOrleans: Even in the mid-to-late 1800's. At least the crowds, costumes and festive atmosphere are played with used for dramatic effect, plus Artie takes advantage of them to slip away unnoticed after disabling his attackers.
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* AcquiredPoisonImmunity: Colonel Moseley has spent years acquiring one to belladonna. He takes advantage of this to incapacitate Jim.

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* AcquiredPoisonImmunity: Colonel Moseley Mosely has spent years acquiring one to belladonna. He takes advantage of this to incapacitate Jim.



* NaziGold[=/=]NaziGrandpa: Civil War-era analogues to both tropes turn up.

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* NaziGold[=/=]NaziGrandpa: Civil War-era analogues to both tropes turn up. [[spoiler:Mosely hid one million dollar's worth of the Confederacy's gold somewhere on the camp grounds and Hazard is after it. Hazard and his gang pretend to be former Union soldiers when they were actually Mosely's assistants at the camp; Hazard's daughter is completely unaware of their true identities. Mosely himself has acquired a new face and a new name and become a respectable member of the community.]]



* [[ShoutOut/ToShakespeare Shout Out To Shakespeare]]: Artie and the villain-of-the-week actually engage in a brief verbal duel using Shakespearian quotations.

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* [[ShoutOut/ToShakespeare Shout Out To Shakespeare]]: Artie and the villain-of-the-week actually engage in a brief verbal duel using Shakespearian quotations.
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West and Gordon are in New Orleans (during Mardi Gras, of course), where mysterious women set up meetings with each them. At Gordon's rendezvous he is ambushed by a group whose leader turns out to be Colonel Tacitus Mosely, former Confederate officer in charge of the notorious Susquehanna prison of war camp; West is also attacked, but escapes to meet a group of crippled ex-Union Army soldiers who are seeking revenge on Mosely. The agents resolve to help bring Mosely to justice and manage to abduct him from his home for that purpose. Then things ''really'' get interesting...

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West and Gordon are in New Orleans (during Mardi Gras, of course), where mysterious women set up meetings with each of them. At Gordon's rendezvous he is ambushed by a group whose leader turns out to be Colonel Tacitus Mosely, former Confederate officer in charge of the notorious Susquehanna prison of war camp; West is also attacked, but escapes to meet a group of crippled ex-Union Army soldiers who are seeking revenge on Mosely. The agents resolve to help bring Mosely to justice and manage to abduct him from his home for that purpose. Then things ''really'' get interesting...



* AcquiredPoisonImmunity: Colonel Moseley has one to belladonna.

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* AcquiredPoisonImmunity: Colonel Moseley has spent years acquiring one to belladonna.belladonna. He takes advantage of this to incapacitate Jim.



* DowsingDevice: Artie's weapon of choice when he comes to the rescue.
* ItsAlwaysMardiGrasInNewOrleans

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* DowsingDevice: Artie's weapon of choice when he comes to the rescue.
rescue. He pretends to be an Englishman who can use the device to find gold and proceeds to lead the villains on a series of wild goose chases.
* ItsAlwaysMardiGrasInNewOrleansItsAlwaysMardiGrasInNewOrleans: Even in the mid-to-late 1800's. At least the crowds, costumes and festive atmosphere are played with for dramatic effect, plus Artie takes advantage of them to slip away unnoticed after disabling his attackers.



* ObfuscatingDisability: [[spoiler:Major Hazard's entire gang.]]

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* ObfuscatingDisability: [[spoiler:Major Hazard's entire gang.gang, who initially pose as crippled war veterans in order to play on the agents' sympathies.]]



* PublicSecretMessage

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* PublicSecretMessagePublicSecretMessage: Jim, in full sight of the villains, begins punching holes in a newspaper with a pencil. Artie picks it up later and figures out that the holes represent a message in Morse Code.
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During Mardi Gras in New Orleans, West is grabbed by a Major Hazard, the leader of a gang of crippled Civil War prisoners-of-war who are seeking revenge on Mosely, the camp's commandant.

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During Mardi Gras West and Gordon are in New Orleans, Orleans (during Mardi Gras, of course), where mysterious women set up meetings with each them. At Gordon's rendezvous he is ambushed by a group whose leader turns out to be Colonel Tacitus Mosely, former Confederate officer in charge of the notorious Susquehanna prison of war camp; West is grabbed by also attacked, but escapes to meet a Major Hazard, the leader of a gang group of crippled Civil War prisoners-of-war ex-Union Army soldiers who are seeking revenge on Mosely, the camp's commandant.
Mosely. The agents resolve to help bring Mosely to justice and manage to abduct him from his home for that purpose. Then things ''really'' get interesting...



* ShoutOut/ToShakespeare: Artie and the villain-of-the-week actually engage in a brief verbal duel using Shakespearian quotations.

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* ShoutOut/ToShakespeare: [[ShoutOut/ToShakespeare Shout Out To Shakespeare]]: Artie and the villain-of-the-week actually engage in a brief verbal duel using Shakespearian quotations.
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During Mardi Gras in New Orleans, West is grabbed by a Major Hazard, the leader of a gang of crippled Civil War prisoners-of-war who are seeking revenge on Mosely, the camp's commandant.

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!!Tropes present in this episode:
* AcquiredPoisonImmunity: Colonel Moseley has one to belladonna.
* AwesomeMcCoolname: Major Hazard.
* DowsingDevice: Artie's weapon of choice when he comes to the rescue.
* ItsAlwaysMardiGrasInNewOrleans
* MasqueradeBall: Jim and Artie infiltrate one (dressed as Literature/DonJuan and {{Theatre/Hamlet}}, respectively).
* NaziGold[=/=]NaziGrandpa: Civil War-era analogues to both tropes turn up.
* NoPeripheralVision: Why Artie apparently doesn't notice the three men - wearing elaborate ancient Roman costumes no less - waiting in what must be plain sight to ambush him.
* ObfuscatingDisability: [[spoiler:Major Hazard's entire gang.]]
* PoisonedChaliceSwitcheroo: Hilariously, the outcome is ''exactly'' like that in ''Film/ThePrincessBride'', except this time it's the villain who has the AcquiredPoisonImmunity.
* PublicSecretMessage
* ShoutOut/ToShakespeare: Artie and the villain-of-the-week actually engage in a brief verbal duel using Shakespearian quotations.
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