Wagon Train (TV Series)

The Captain Sam Story (1965)

Robert Santon: Johnny Stewart

Quotes 

• Charlie Wooster : Well, I'll be doggone. Did Captain Sam ever write to you about the time she fought her way upstream with the river in full flood, taking medicine and doctoring to the people stranded up there.

  Johnny Stewart : No.

  Charlie Wooster : Or about the time she evacuated all those women and children from a settlement surrounded by a whole Sioux nation? Shooting fire arrows at the Sea Witch from both sides of the bank

  Captain Samantha Stewart : I'm not much for writing, Charlie.

• Bill Hawks : I'm warning you, Charlie, you better not let Charlie teach your new bride how to cook. This could lead to the lifetime of the bellache.

  Johnny Stewart : Well, I'll tell you, Bill. Aman that survive on a raft on biscuits soaked in salt water and raw fish can survive anything.

  Barnaby West : Were you really shipwrecked, John?

  Charlie Wooster : Sure he was, but he found his own island, though. And what an island. Palm trees, flowers, and a most beautiful.

  Johnny Stewart : Blue lagoon.

  Bill Hawks : And a native who taught.

  Johnny Stewart : Who taught me how to drive for pearls.

• Johnny Stewart : [sings]  Blow ye winds in the morning. Blow ye winds, hi ho. Bear away your running gear and blow the winds, hi ho. It's now we're off to sea, my boys. The wind is about to blow while half the watch is sick on deck, and the other half below.

• Captain Samantha Stewart : A new life, that's what you've given me.

  Johnny Stewart : Ma.

  Captain Samantha Stewart : Let me say it. For all my life I've had a dream. And it was always out of reach. Like those crazy mirage things. And now, everyday the dream is coming closer. Because of you, Johnny. How do you say it? How do you say it when your heart is bursting with pride, love, and gratitude.