Bullen tells some thug soldiers that Samuel stole their brother's goodies from home, because Samuel had threatened Bullen to permanently stay away from Aurelia. The thugs have prepared a bloody, beaten Samuel for a rope noose, but along comes Dr. Foster to save the day. (Mighty Mouse is on his way?).
Anyway, it's like Superman! Foster shows up with a long revolver pointed toward the idiots, and Samuel is released. Foster tells Diggs to go away, far, far away, maybe even to some other galaxy -- anywhere but here. That Bullen is one mean dude, maybe the baddest baddie on this show.
The dead room: the name of this episode . . . The young man who offed himself in the mouth is brought back by the soldiers. The chaplain carries him downstairs to said room in question. You can see smoke stains all around his mouth (the young guy, not the preacher). It is gross to look at. But I digress.
The fake dentist guy tells the Southern belle that those bad yankee soldiers did the offing, and she wide-eyes believes him. Bullen tells some thug soldiers that Samuel stole their brother's goodies from home, because Samuel had threatened Bullen to permanently stay away from Aurelia. The thugs have prepared a bloody, beaten Samuel for a rope noose, but along comes Dr. Foster to save the day. (Mighty Mouse is on his way?).
Anyway, it's like Superman! Foster shows up with a long revolver pointed toward the idiots, and Samuel is released. Foster tells Diggs to go away, far, far away, maybe even to some other galaxy -- anywhere but here. That Bullen is one mean dude, maybe the baddest baddie on this show.
The dead room: the name of this episode . . . The young man who offed himself in the mouth is brought back by the soldiers. The chaplain carries him downstairs to said room in question. You can see smoke stains all around his mouth (the young guy, not the preacher). It is gross to look at. But I digress.
The fake dentist guy tells the Southern belle that those bad yankee soldiers did the offing, and she wide-eyes believes him. The suicide was covered up by the well-meaning friend.
Meanwhile, the Green family wants to bury the young man in his Southern family plot, but the occupying blue coats say that that is no longer allowed. Mr. Green says he will do it anyway, knowing that he will be arrested. He gets hauled to the clink. If only he would sign the loyalty oath, maybe the invading northerners might be a little less harsh.
The fake dentist has a meetup with a well-known actor who I know in real life (not on this show) soon gets unemployed before he starts group-planning a high-up assassination attempt. Meanwhile, in his representation here, this thespian is plotting with the fake dentist to blow up one of those higher-ups. Names are not mentioned here. You understand. Since this fake dentist appears to have a screw loose, he could later be a prime candidate for the group of goons who plan to help this actor in his ultimate 1865 assassination plot.
10/10
Anyway, it's like Superman! Foster shows up with a long revolver pointed toward the idiots, and Samuel is released. Foster tells Diggs to go away, far, far away, maybe even to some other galaxy -- anywhere but here. That Bullen is one mean dude, maybe the baddest baddie on this show.
The dead room: the name of this episode . . . The young man who offed himself in the mouth is brought back by the soldiers. The chaplain carries him downstairs to said room in question. You can see smoke stains all around his mouth (the young guy, not the preacher). It is gross to look at. But I digress.
The fake dentist guy tells the Southern belle that those bad yankee soldiers did the offing, and she wide-eyes believes him. Bullen tells some thug soldiers that Samuel stole their brother's goodies from home, because Samuel had threatened Bullen to permanently stay away from Aurelia. The thugs have prepared a bloody, beaten Samuel for a rope noose, but along comes Dr. Foster to save the day. (Mighty Mouse is on his way?).
Anyway, it's like Superman! Foster shows up with a long revolver pointed toward the idiots, and Samuel is released. Foster tells Diggs to go away, far, far away, maybe even to some other galaxy -- anywhere but here. That Bullen is one mean dude, maybe the baddest baddie on this show.
The dead room: the name of this episode . . . The young man who offed himself in the mouth is brought back by the soldiers. The chaplain carries him downstairs to said room in question. You can see smoke stains all around his mouth (the young guy, not the preacher). It is gross to look at. But I digress.
The fake dentist guy tells the Southern belle that those bad yankee soldiers did the offing, and she wide-eyes believes him. The suicide was covered up by the well-meaning friend.
Meanwhile, the Green family wants to bury the young man in his Southern family plot, but the occupying blue coats say that that is no longer allowed. Mr. Green says he will do it anyway, knowing that he will be arrested. He gets hauled to the clink. If only he would sign the loyalty oath, maybe the invading northerners might be a little less harsh.
The fake dentist has a meetup with a well-known actor who I know in real life (not on this show) soon gets unemployed before he starts group-planning a high-up assassination attempt. Meanwhile, in his representation here, this thespian is plotting with the fake dentist to blow up one of those higher-ups. Names are not mentioned here. You understand. Since this fake dentist appears to have a screw loose, he could later be a prime candidate for the group of goons who plan to help this actor in his ultimate 1865 assassination plot.
10/10
