Bodyguard Betrayal: In "The Countess Baranof Story," when the Countess decides she doesn't care about the land in Alaska she may have a claim to, Colonel Vasily tells her she'll claim it whether she wants to or not, because he's a revolutionary and his side needs the money that can be gotten for the land.Bittersweet Ending: "The Sakae Ito Story." Ito loses his master's ashes and commits seppuku, but he unexpectedly earns the respect of the Comanche chief Sharp Knife, who declines to further harass the wagon train and lets Adams, Charlie, and Bill go unharmed.Brutus opposed Caesar just as Bruto spoke out against Emperor Maximilian of Mexico, for which his tongue was cut out. Berserk Button: Bruto in "The Alexander Portlass Story" hates being called a "brute" because of the word's association with Brutus.At the end of the episode, they argue even more, but then kiss before going their separate ways. She and Adams spend the whole episode arguing, though it's clear to Charlie and C.L.'s assistant, Arletta, that they secretly care for each other. He reluctantly allows her to come anyway, but then she gets the wives on the train to participate in a suffragette movement. Harding Story." He had given permission for a reporter to accompany the wagon train, but was astonished when it turned out to be a woman. Belligerent Sexual Tension: Adams and the title character of "The C.L.She catches it, too, and though both recover, it is revealed at the end of the episode that her face has been badly pockmarked by the disease. Beauty Is Never Tarnished: In "The Kitty Angel Story," the title character (played by Anne Baxter) takes cares of an orphaned Native infant who turns out to have smallpox.The Beastmaster: The title character of "The Ruth Marshall Story" has four wolves that follow her everywhere and protect her.Bandito: Dan Romero in "The Luke O'Malley Story", an outlaw who threatens to kill the title character, forcing him to flee in disguise.As the Good Book Says.: The title character in "The Sam Garland Story" says, "'Wherever you go, I shall be with you.' That's what the Good Book says, Mr.All Animals Are Dogs: Caesar Augustus, a lion owned by the title character of "The Shadrack Bennington Story," plays fetch.Adams warns him not to drink on the train, but it's hard for him to stop. The Alcoholic: The title character of the very first episode, "The Willy Moran Story," is an old Army buddy of Adams's who has been a drunk for a long time.Coon, Budd Arthur, Turnley Walker, Jack Curtis, Kermit Shelby, A.O. Marcus, Halsted Welles, Lester Dent, Alford Van Ronkel, Earl Hamner Jr., Lee Karson, Leo Lieberman, Palmer Thompson, Halsey Melone, Doris Hursley, Frank Hursley, Paul David, Walter Wagner, Theodore Ferro, Mathilde Ferro, Pat Fielder, Howard R. Moss, Dale Eunson, Ken Trevey, Meyer Dolinsky, Burt Arthur, Charles Dickens, Adrian Spies, Donald S.
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