As we learned in an episode in an earlier season Flint McCullough was an orphan kid who was raised by legendary mountain man Jim Bridger. In one of the few episodes of the series where a real frontier figure was used, it befalls Jim Bridger to ask Flint McCullough for help to rescue some trapped soldiers.
What Bridger asks for General John Doucette demands as he commandeers the Train and drafts the settlers into the army. Naturally that does not sit well with Robert Horton.
This was one of the most far out episodes of the series and can't get a truly good rating from me. Karl Swenson plays Bridger and does well in the part. But I don't think any martinet general would try something like this.
What Bridger asks for General John Doucette demands as he commandeers the Train and drafts the settlers into the army. Naturally that does not sit well with Robert Horton.
This was one of the most far out episodes of the series and can't get a truly good rating from me. Karl Swenson plays Bridger and does well in the part. But I don't think any martinet general would try something like this.
