ep Audition

At a war, Sir Sir, Jeremy Jeremy, starring John Dana as Captain Lee Quince Hales of the dark and tragic ground of the wild frontier

The saga of fighting men who rode the rim of empire And the dramatic story of Lee Quince, Captain of Cavalry Sergeant, of course, yes sir? Pass the word to dismount and unsaddle Alright, Captain, I'm going up on that little mole Maybe I can see Mr. Cyber party from there. I'll be right back.

Yes, sir. I learned that. I don't think I'm crazy this time. You're a sergeant. I was just going. Well, you do it, then. We can make camp here, boat, right there. Boy, yeah.

Yeah, I'm not going to. We could go hunting and fishing too. Maybe bigs and bread. If you don't like the army, why didn't you stay in Louisville? I was starving there too. But at least in Louisville, I never had no Indians after my scout.

Are you afraid of engines, Bullrod? Sure. But I'm gonna get me one. I gotta get me an engine. Why? And I won't be scared no more. Well, at least you're not in a stockade. And that's just cause Captain Quince needs me.

The truth is both to have 83 private school strengths. I swear we're down to 60. Yeah, he needs me worth 90 here. What's the matter, Bullrod? Oh. Nothing, Captain. Everything's fine. I like it out here.

You better like it. Oh, sure beats it around stock cakes, sir. Last time you were in the stockade, did you just sit around? Well, no. No, but at least I didn't write no horse out after Indians with none of strength true.