plans to maroon them. Marooned on Cannibal Island – The Colonel’s plan to maroon the Gophers on an exotic island backfires. He and the Sergeant end up marooned instead – and the island is inhabited by cannibals! The Indian Giver – The Colonel acquires an electronic device called an Indian Giver, which detects Indians and Gives their location. The Big Pow-Wow – Running Board calls for a pow-wow of all area tribes, figuring that a full-scale attack on Fort Gopher can succeed, despite the Colonel’s Indian Giver detection device. During the attack, the Gophers steal the Indian Giver. Back to the Indians – The Gophers alter the stolen Indian Giver detection device so that it detects everything EXCEPT Indians. Then they make sure that the Colonel finds it. California Here We Come – Colonel Kit Coyote and Sergeant Okey Homa race the Gopher Indians to California for a contest. Blankety-Blank Blanket – The Gopher Indians get a new blanket by robbing a stagecoach. The Great White Stallion – The Colonel wants to capture a wild horse known as the Great White Stallion. Kitchen Capers – Colonel Coyote gives the Gopher recruits one last chance to make it as Army men – he puts them to work in the Fort Gopher kitchen. Unfortunately for Colonel Coyote, the Gophers make a super-spicy soup and gunpowder biscuits; a furious Colonel Coyote is last seen chasing the two laughing Gophers while throwing "exploding" biscuits at them! References External links 1960s American animated television series 1968 American television series debuts 1969 American television series endings 1960s Western (genre) television series Western (genre) animated television series American children's animated comedy television series Animated characters CBS original programming Total Television Fictional gophers Animated television series about mammals Television series set in the 19th century Television series set in the 20th century Fiction about the United States Army Coyotes in popular culture Television shows about Native Americans