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The Kill at Koorlea Raid

Hans Dietrich leaving his Kübelsitzwagen to report to General König.

**"The Kill at Koorlea Raid"** is the twenty-sixth and final episode of the second season of *The Rat Patrol*, and the final episode of the series. It originally aired on 18 March 1968.

## Synopsis

An Arab serves General König (Philip Bruns) lunch. Captain Dietrich reports to the general, and is suspicious of the Arab. Dietrich sneaks into the Arab's hut. The Arab pulls his gun out, but Dietrich is too fast.

The Rat Patrol report to Captain Boggs (Morgan Jones), who orders them to take Corporal Freebairn (William Watson) to Koorlea, where General König, "the Butcher," is taking a vacaction.

On the way to Koorlea, they run into heavy German fire, and Private Pettigrew even fires a bazooka. Troy decides to move on rather than continue the pointless firefight.

During a moment of respite, Freebairn explains that if it weren't for the war, he'd be hunting "in the Bush."

Looking through binoculars, Moffitt discovers that König has his family with him on the vacation. This changes things for Troy and Moffitt, but not for Freebairn, who's perfectly willing to murder a family man with his children watching. Troy will not allow it: he decides he will go capture König while Moffitt and Freebairn stand by.

Dietrich is nearby as Troy gets to König and tells the general he must go so that his children can be spared having to see him die. König is unperturbed by any of this, but then there's a commotion and König's children go inside. Moffitt orders Freebairn to move out, but Freebairn has to do one thing first: shoot König's chair and confirm that Moffitt saw it. The shot would probably have went right through König's heart if he had been sitting there when Freebairn fired.

Afterwards Freebairn makes sure to tell Troy, but Troy just says Moffitt already told him.

## Main cast

* Christopher George as Sergeant Sam Troy
* Gary Raymond as Sergeant Jack Moffitt
* Hans Gudegast as Hauptmann Hans Dietrich
* Lawrence Casey as Private Mark T. Hitchcock
* Justin Tarr as Private Tully Pettigrew

### Supporting cast

* Morgan Jones as Captain Boggs
* Philip Bruns as General König
* Manfred Lating as Lt. Sturm
* William Watson as Corporal Freebairn
Deceased

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## Introduction

*The following is an index of all those, in the far flung realms, whom have died -- whether in battle or in bed -- we hope they have found peace in the Realms-Eternal.*

### Badagan Oath

**Badagan** was a warrior in the company of Electroglide and Isacoa whom met his fate in a battle with rabid lycanthropes; his body was burned to ensure he would not return infected. It was not within the company's power to raise **Badagan** at the time. His ashes were secured by Isacoa, when Godshome was re-established, she interned them in the Crypt of the Fallen.

### Glimmer

   **Glimmer** was a member of the vanguard of the Ranger Lord Electroglide, and the sister of Gossamere, High Cleric of Isacoa. She was a fierce warrior, who rode into battle on a dire bear; unfortunately the last battle into which she rode was her last. **Glimmer** died protecting Godshome from invasion of an infernal nation, she took many before she fell, so too, as she fell.

### Silverheart

**Silverheart** was a moon dragon, one of the dragon residents of Godshome, she literally died at the Gate of Hades trying to assist a paladin on his holy mission to retrieve and redeem a fallen soul. Her soul remained trapped in Haides chthonic realm until Tutankhmaat interceded and took her soul to the Dragon's Graveyard.

### Starre Nightfall

**Starre** was one of the elite members of Godshome; a witch of impressive power; and a farm girl at heart. She met her demise during an eldritch ritual to discover the secrets surrounding her grandmother -- unfortunately her efforts lead to her death at the hands of an eldritch death naga, her soul shattered beyond mending or resurrection. Her familiar, Gonk (a diminutive wyvern) still haunts her tower in mourning.
The Fire and Brimstone Raid

**"The Fire and Brimstone Raid"** is the thirty-first episode of the first season of *The Rat Patrol*. It first aired on April 26, 1967.

## Synopsis

The Rat Patrol have rigged up a German ammo dump to explode. But the Germans have caught on to their plan and are standing ready to capture them outside. It's a stand-off: the Germans can't fire without causing the ammo dump to explode, and the Rat Patrol can't escape.

A sheik (Michael Pate) reluctantly provides Dietrich with bows and arrows. It's not that he's taken sides, he hates both the Germans and the Americans.

Moffitt is captured and taken to the sheik's residence. The sheik helps Moffitt escape.

## Main cast

* Christopher George as Sergeant Sam Troy
* Gary Raymond as Sergeant Jack Moffitt
* Hans Gudegast as Hauptmann Hans Dietrich
* Lawrence Casey as Private Mark T. Hitchcock
* Justin Tarr as Private Tully Pettigrew

### Supporting cast

* Nick Dimitri asa German soldier (uncredited)
* Michael Pate as a sheik
Peter Allan Fields

**Peter Allan Fields** (12 May 1935 – 19 June 2019; age 84) , writer and producer best known for writing three crucial episodes of *Star Trek: The Next Generation* and ten episodes of *Star Trek: Deep Space Nine*; he was a producer on the latter show. His earliest credits are for eleven episodes of *The Man from U.N.C.L.E.*.

Fields wrote ¿four? episodes of *The Rat Patrol*: "The Two Against Time Raid", "The Trial by Fire Raid", "The Touch and Go Raid" and "The Double Jeopardy Raid".
The Two Against Time Raid

**"The Two Against Time Raid"** is the twenty-fourth episode of the first season of *The Rat Patrol*. It first aired on February 20, 1967.

## Synopsis

Sergeant Troy and Sergeant Moffitt sneak aboard a German installation in an Arab town and shoot some men in Captain Dietrich's office, but Dietrich is not hurt.

The mission was to obtain the location of an ammunition depot. The next mission is to go to that depot and blow it up. Troy goes in and wires it up. But he finds Dietrich is already there. The two of them are trapped. A beam falls on Dietrich. Troy helps Dietrich get it off him.

Sergeant Moffitt waits for Troy to come out, but he has strict orders to complete the mission. Once unable to hold off any longer, Moffitt detonates the bomb.

Troy and Dietrich were able to escape just in time. When he rejoins his men, Troy admits to Moffitt that he had the chance to kill Dietrich.

## Main cast

* Christopher George as Sergeant Sam Troy
* Gary Raymond as Sergeant Jack Moffitt
* Hans Gudegast as Hauptmann Hans Dietrich
* Lawrence Casey as Private Mark T. Hitchcock
* Justin Tarr as Private Tully Pettigrew

### Supporting cast

* Nick Dimitri as a German soldier (uncredited)
The Do or Die Raid

Sgt. Frank Griffin telling Sam Troy and Jack Moffitt how they are going to infiltrate the German facility.

### Episode no.

Season 1
Episode 6

## Production information

### Written by

Anthony Lawrence (teleplay)
Alan Caillou

### Produced by

Richard Landau
Stan Shpetner

## Episode chronology

### Next episode

*The Blind Man's Bluff Raid*

**The Do or Die Raid** is the sixth episode of the first season of *The Rat Patrol*. It first aired on 17 October 1966.

## Synopsis

A covert operation to plant false intelligence data in enemy headquarters is severely jeopardized when the special operative the Rat Patrol is escorting has a heart attack at a critical stage in the mission. With time running out and failure not an option, Troy must somehow ensure the success of the mission and still manage to get away before the Germans even know they were there, lest the deception be discovered.

Some men rowing inflatables at night. They come ashore. Then a machine gun emplacement starts shooting at the water. "Sergeant Troy, you're dead," declares Sergeant Frank Griffin (Warren Stevens).

It was just a simulation. The Germans won't be shooting over their heads, like Sergeant Griffin did in the simulation. The Rat Patrol are to smuggle Griffin onto an OSS base, so that he can break into a safe and replace an important map with a near duplicate, different only in that it gives a false location for an oasis.

Time for the real thing. The Rat Patrol, along with Griffin, successfully make it in, but there's a problem: Griffin has a heart condition, and the pressure of the situation gives him an anxiety attack so bad it threatens to derail the whole mission. Troy's angry Griffin did not disclose this sooner, when he could have refused to endanger his men on this particular mission.

And another problem: the new OSS commander has decided to show up to his new command ahead of schedule, and he has a woman with him. We hear some dance music playing, presumably from a phonograph.

With Troy and Moffitt's help, Griffin makes it back to the room with the cabinet and gets it open. They hear a new waltz start up. Griffin opens the safe, finds the pertinent map, and makes the swap.

The phone rings. The OSS commander says there was "kein Problem" at his new command. "Ja, ja, gute Nacht." Griffin and the Rat Patrol escape with the new OSS commander none the wiser.

## Main cast

* Christopher George as Sergeant Sam Troy
* Gary Raymond as Sergeant Jack Moffitt
* Hans Gudegast as Hauptmann Hans Dietrich
* Lawrence Casey as Private Mark Hitchcock
* Justin Tarr as Private Tully Pettigrew

### Supporting cast

* Warren Stevens as Sergeant Frank Griffin
* Larry Ward as Colonel Quint (uncredited)
* Katia Losser as Helga Braun (uncredited)
Herschel Daugherty

**Herschel Daugherty** (27 October 1910 — 5 March 1993), director best known for directing two episodes of *Star Trek* (the original series) and one episode of *Mission: Impossible*. He was much more prolific on *The Rat Patrol*, directing at least seven episodes:

* The B Negative Raid
* The Bring 'Em Back Alive Raid
* The Hour Glass Raid
* The David and Goliath Raid
* The Love Thine Enemy Raid
* The Touch and Go Raid
* The Field of Death Raid

He was also an actor, but he never got an onscreen credit for acting.
The Double Jeopardy Raid

French partisans coming over a hill to meet the Rat Patrol.

**"The Double Jeopardy Raid"** is the twenty-second episode of the second season of *The Rat Patrol*. It originally aired on 19 February 1968.

## Synopsis

The Rat Patrol spot a German convoy and attack. They find some "young partisans," French teenagers. Moffitt calls them "kids." The Rat Patrol follow the young partisans to their cave, where they discuss an upcoming Allied offensive

Sergeant Troy decides the kids can't run the operation. But Jean-Claude (Clive Clerk) goes ahead and is captured ? and given a truth serum ?

The Rat Patrol and the young partisans go to the Schutzstaffel Spez. Div. Einh. 45 base and rescue Jean-Claude.

Jean-Claude acknowledges he made a mistake and announces he's stepping down as leader of the young partisans so he can be replaced by someone better. However, Troy says a good leader admits his mistakes. Jean-Claude's convinced.

## Main cast

* Christopher George as Sergeant Sam Troy
* Gary Raymond as Sergeant Jack Moffitt
* Hans Gudegast as Hauptmann Hans Dietrich (credit only)
* Lawrence Casey as Private Mark T. Hitchcock

No Justin Tarr as Private Tully Pettigrew in this episode, he doesn't even his spot on the opening credits.

### Supporting cast

* Catlin Adams (credited as Nira Barab)
* Clive Clerk as Jean-Claude
* Todd Martin as a Schutzstaffel major
* Mac McLaughlin as Andy
* Alain Patrick as François
* Paul Prokop as Lt. Hoffman
* Diane Roter as Monique
Sam Troy

Sergeant **Samuel Troy** is a primary character featured in *The Rat Patrol*. He was portrayed by Christopher George.

## Injuries

Throughout the series, Troy is seriously wounded or injured during a number the Rat Patrol's operations. Notable examples include:

* Tortured in *Mask-a-Raid*.
* Shot in the leg in *The Trial by Fire Raid*.
* Tortured by the Afrika Korps in *The Darkest Raid*.
* Wounded in the side in *The Death Do Us Part Raid*.
* Badly beaten by the Gestapo in *The Street Urchin Raid*.
The Fifth Wheel Raid

**"The Fifth Wheel Raid"** is the thirteenth episode of the second season of *The Rat Patrol*. It first aired on December 11, 1967.

## Production information

### Guest appearances

Michael Tolan as Sergeant Kabir and Ben Wright as Colonel Jameson

## Synopsis

Sergeant Kabir (Michael Tolan) drives Colonel Jameson (Ben Wright) of the Royal Army around the desert. They're ambushed by the Germans and the colonel is kidnapped. Kabir is said to be very loyal to Jameson, having known him since the colonel commanded a squadron of Sikhs in India.

Worried that Jameson might reveal the details of Operation Quora to the Germans, U. S. Army Captain Boggs (Morgan Jones) assigns the Rat Patrol to recover Jameson, and eliminate him if necessary.

Kabir begs the Rat Patrol to take him along. Sergeant Troy refuses, until Kabir convinces him at gunpoint. Kabir's arm is in a sling because he was shot in the back of the arm. Sergeant Troy finds this very odd.

The Rat Patrol, with Kabir, reach the place where they think Jameson is being held captive. Kabir splits off and finds Jameson, who's apparently quite comfortable in captivity. The colonel is in fact not a prisoner at all. With Troy as his witness, Kabir kills Jameson.

## Main cast

* Christopher George as Sergeant Sam Troy
* Gary Raymond as Sergeant Jack Moffitt
* Hans Gudegast as Hauptmann Hans Dietrich
* Lawrence Casey as Private Mark T. Hitchcock
* Justin Tarr as Private Tully Pettigrew

### Supporting cast

* Morgan Jones as Captain Boggs
* Michael Tolan as Sergeant Kabir
* Ben Wright as Colonel Jameson
Anna Mizrahi

**Anna Mizrahi**, known as **Anna Strasberg** after marrying Lee Strasberg, is an actress who was born in Venezuela in 1939. She is best known for *Riot on Sunset Strip* and *The Girl from U.N.C.L.E.* She appeared on one episode of *The Rat Patrol*, "The Truce at Aburah Raid," as Marisha, the mother of a child who fell down a well during a battle between the Germans and the Rat Patrol.
The Violent Truce Raid

**"The Violent Truce Raid"** is the eleventh episode of the second season of *The Rat Patrol*. It first aired on November 27, 1967.

## Production information

### Guest appearances

Howard Caine as Major Bracken, Bruce Glover as Lt. West

## Synopsis

Sergeant Moffitt and Private Pettigrew come across Lt. West (Bruce Glover), who is trying to intercept a convoy carrying contaminated plasma. But then West gets shot, so Moffitt takes it upon himself to intercept the convoy and inform them of the contamination. But he's captured by Captain Dietrich, who also wants to intercept the convoy because his men also need the medical supplies.

Dietrich plants a white flag in front of the convoy, and makes a deal with Major Bracken (Howard Caine). Moffitt tells both Dietrich and Bracken that the plasma is contaminated. Of course Bracken wants to know how he knows this. "From Leftenant West," Moffitt replies.

Dietrich decides to take the plasma anyway, thinking that Moffitt is lying so as to discourage him from taking the plasma. Moffitt shoots up one case of plasma to ensure it's unusable. Dietrich is able to take the rest of the plasma and all the medical supplies. Bracken decides to court-martial Moffitt.

With Lt. West dead, there is only one man who can testify that the plasma's contaminated: Dietrich. Some of his men have already died because of the bad plasma. Sergeant Troy asks Dietrich to testify for Moffitt in exchange for some good plasma. Dietrich agrees.

Dietrich tells Bracken that the plasma is indeed no good. Bracken accepts this, but refuses to honor Troy's agreement, so Dietrich runs to one of the jeeps and points the machine gun at them. Then Dietrich drives off with Bracken as a hostage. Bracken is able to knock Dietrich off the truck.

Bracken realizes he should honor the agreement Troy made with Dietrich. The Rat Patrol drop Dietrich off a short distance from the German camp with a case of plasma. "Tomorrow we'll be killing each other," Moffitt says.

## Main cast

* Christopher George as Sergeant Sam Troy
* Gary Raymond as Sergeant Jack Moffitt
* Hans Gudegast as Hauptmann Hans Dietrich
* Lawrence Casey as Private Mark T. Hitchcock
* Justin Tarr as Private Tully Pettigrew

### Supporting cast

* Howard Caine as Major Bracken
* Michael Freeman as Captain Johnson
* Bruce Glover as Lt. West
Mark Hitchcock

Private **Mark T. Hitchcock** is a primary character featured in *The Rat Patrol*. He was portrayed by Lawrence Casey.

## Injuries

Throughout the series, Hitch is seriously wounded or injured during a number the Rat Patrol's operations. Notable examples include:

* Wounded in the stomach by an exploding grenade in *The Life Against Death Raid*.
* Shot in shoulder in *The Exhibit A Raid*.
* Shot in the knee in *The Darers Go First Raid*.
* Badly shot in the head in *The Kingdom Come Raid*, and left for dead.
* Struck by an arrow in shoulder in *The Fire and Brimstone Raid*.
* Shot in the shoulder in *The Pipeline to Disaster Raid*.

## Notes

* On his right forearm is a tattoo stating "FORT BENNING G.A. 1942" along with a small American flag.
* He frequently wears a red French kepi with gold trim similar to those worn by Zouave and artillery troops during the American Civil War.
Prosperity Inducement

To live in a state of prosperity; good fortune. Countered by Poverty Inducement.
Not to be confused with Golden Luck.

## Also Called

* Blessed Life
* Easy Living
* The Rich Life

## Capabilities

Unlike Golden Luck, **Prosperity Inducement** is not only the potential to attract monetary wealth, it is the certainty of plenteousness in all aspects of one's life. Opportunities will be abundant, continuously presenting themselves, for happiness, health, wisdom and wealth; all the user need do is take them. Although **Prosperity Inducement** will not completely abolish sadness or obstacles from one's life, these, and other, "trials of life" will be mitigated to the lowest threshold with a positive outcome assured.

Whether or not the user takes all or any of the opportunities that this inducement provides; there is a minimum threshold of prosperity that is conveyed; happiness , serenity  and contentment with oneself, optimal health, longevity, enhanced intellect and wisdom, a sense of compassion  and charity, and comfortable wealth. Many so blessed with **Prosperity Inducement** may never need more than these simple elements; never needing to win the lottery or be a great captain of industry or celebrity; others will use the opportunities granted to rise to epic levels of prosperity, of both fame and fortune.

## Applications / Techniques

*(Advanced Active Participation)*

* Food Alteration / Generation
* Happiness Alteration
* Health Alteration
* Golden Luck
* Intelligence Alteration
* Intelligence Infinitum
* Lifespan Alteration
* Monetary Alteration
* Supernatural Wisdom

## Limitations

* May never engage in more advanced abilities, remaining content with the comforts of their own life.
* Susceptable to Poverty Inducement.

## Known Users

Goddesses of Prosperity

* Abundantia , Roman Goddess
* Anuket , Egyptian Goddess
* Habondia , Germanic Goddess
* Inari , Japanese Goddess
* Lakshmi , Hindu Goddess
Dweamorhome

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   **Dweamorhome** (a translation of "*where the magic dwells*") is the capital city of the Cirtceles, the independent domain of the S'iege; as well as the largest and most populous of all the realm's cities. At the city's heart is the Parliament and City Center (pictured) wherein the magistrates of the entire Cirtceles convene to manage and administer to the needs of the realm; as well as the main headquarters of the realm guilds and society offices. As the hub for the Cirtceles, the ports and merchant centers of **Dweamorhome** are continuously thrumming with activity 26 hours a day. Commerce and banking are also centered within **Dweamorhome**, with the largest deposits of currency (paper, coin, precious metals and gems) outside of Nornskeep are secured and circulated. Portal stations are common, with as constant a flow of traffic as the ports.

Notable citizens: Marquis du Corbeau

 Notable guests and visitors: Aries, Prince Selenebourne of Cysgod Dyffryn y Lleuad; Prince Strawnbeau of Königreich der Hohen Sonne; Tap.
The Field of Death Raid

One of the Rat Patrols jeeps stuck after Private Peterson crashes it.

**"The Field of Death Raid"** is the twenty-first episode of the second season of *The Rat Patrol*. It originally aired on 12 February 1968.

## Synopsis

One of the Rat Patrol's jeeps is stuck on a rock close to a cliff when some Arabs come by. Moffitt asks for help from some Arab passersby. But instead of helping, the Arabs attack the Rat Patrol, who then have no choice but to kill the Arabs. In the Arabs' wallets, they find several Reichsmark, and a picture of Sergeant Troy with his younger brother Captain David Troy (Nick George).

The Nazis capture Captain Troy. The Rat Patrol find Lt. Hardt (Horst Ebersberg) with Captain Troy's stenciled bag. The Nazi lieutenant was left behind on purpose.

Captain Troy is tied up and placed on top of a land mine in the middle of an open field. With Hardt's help, the Rat Patrol find Captain Troy. Sergeant Troy is ready to go rescue his brother, but Hitchcock holds him back, saying the place is ready-made for an ambush. Hardt reveals the field is full of land mines. Moffitt shoots up a swath to detonate several mines and give Sergeant Troy a more or less safe path.

Sergeant Troy walks Hardt at gunpoint to Captain Troy's location. Meanwhile, Moffitt orders Hitchcock to take the gun as he and Peters take the other Jeep. Hardt punches Sergeant Troy and knocks him down, causing Hitchcock to shoot Hardt.

Sergeant Troy realizes that his brother is in a very precarious position, and carefully lifts the trip wire off him. Captain Troy tells his brother about the land mine behind him. Sergeant Troy dusts the sand off the mine.

Just then Moffitt and Peters show up behind the German position, distracting them and giving Sergeant Troy time to disarm the mine and untie his brother.

Sergeant Troy asks his brother to stay for a while, but he's overdue and he's gotta go.

## Main cast

* Christopher George as Sergeant Sam Troy
* Gary Raymond as Sergeant Jack Moffitt
* Hans Gudegast as Hauptmann Hans Dietrich (credit only)
* Lawrence Casey as Private Mark T. Hitchcock

No Justin Tarr as Private Tully Pettigrew in this episode, he doesn't even

### Supporting cast

* Jack Bannon as Lt. Koenig
* Horst Ebersberg as Lt. Hardt
* Nick George as Captain David Troy
* Darwin Joston as Private Peterson
* Albert Paulsen as Major von Brugge
Salome Jens

**Salome Jens** is an actress best known for her rôle as one of the Founders on *Star Trek: Deep Space Nine*. She started her acting career on Broadway in 1956. From early on, she had connections to Star Trek.

Her one appearance on *The Rat Patrol* was as Patricia Bauer, an intelligence agent pretending to be a nurse, in the episode "The Blind Man's Bluff Raid," which first aired in 1966. That same year she also appeared in the film *Seconds* and the TV movie *Barefoot in Athens*.

## External links

* IMDb page
* Memory Alpha page
The Exhibit A Raid

**"The Exhibit A Raid"** is the twenty-second episode of the first season of *The Rat Patrol*. It first aired on February 6, 1967.

## Main cast

* Christopher George as Sergeant Sam Troy
* Gary Raymond as Sergeant Jack Moffitt
* Hans Gudegast as Hauptmann Hans Dietrich (credit only)
* Lawrence Casey as Private Mark T. Hitchcock
* Justin Tarr as Private Tully Pettigrew
The Blow Sky High Raid

PLACEHOLDER FOR CAPTION

**"The Blow Sky High Raid"** is the ninth episode of the first season of *The Rat Patrol*. It first aired on November 7, 1966.

## Synopsis

The Rat Patrol transport a volatile explosive across the desert. Dietrich knows the Rat Patrol are on their way to the Nazi radar complex.

An Arab guide brings a blind woman, Selhim (Toian Matchinga), to help Dietrich find something.

## Main cast

* Christopher George as Sergeant Sam Troy
* Gary Raymond as Sergeant Jack Moffitt
* Hans Gudegast as Hauptmann Hans Dietrich (credit only)
* Lawrence Casey as Private Mark T. Hitchcock
* Justin Tarr as Private Tully Pettigrew

### Supporting cast

* Hamilton Camp as Lt. Winters
* Toian Matchinga as Selhim
* Socrates Ballis as Arab guide (uncredited)
The Moment of Truce Raid

**"The Moment of Truce Raid"** is the tenth episode of the first season of *The Rat Patrol*. It first aired on November 14, 1966.

## Synopsis

Dietrich and Troy are forced to work together when a renegade Arab chieftain threatens them all.

Dietrich hopes to convince Faisal to help the Germans, and he's hoping Abu Hassan (Marc Lawrence) will convince them. But before they can reach Faisal, they are attacked by Arab warriors who advance seemingly without concern for their own safety. The Rat Patrol happen to be there, and Dietrich and Troy agree to a temporary truce.

## Main cast

* Christopher George as Sergeant Sam Troy
* Gary Raymond as Sergeant Jack Moffitt
* Hans Gudegast as Hauptmann Hans Dietrich (credit only)
* Lawrence Casey as Private Mark T. Hitchcock
* Justin Tarr as Private Tully Pettigrew

### Supporting cast

* Gerhard Jersch as Heine (uncredited)
* Marc Lawrence as Abu Hassan
* Norbert Meisel as truck driver (uncredited)
The Dare-Devil Rescue Raid

**"The Dare-Devil Rescue Raid"** is the fourteenth episode of the first season of *The Rat Patrol*. It first aired on December 12, 1966.

## Synopsis

The Rat Patrol watch the horrific crash of a plane with Sergeant Moffitt's father as a passenger. Mr. Moffitt (Norman Wooland), Sergeant Moffitt's father, couldn't possibly have survived, and surely the Germans saw the crash. It would be foolish to attempt a rescue for a man who is certainly dead. Sergeant Troy orders Sergeant Moffitt not to take a jeep in an ill-advised rescue attempt. Sergeant Moffitt obeys: he takes off on foot. It turns out his father is alive.

## Main cast

* Christopher George as Sergeant Sam Troy
* Gary Raymond as Sergeant Jack Moffitt
* Hans Gudegast as Hauptmann Hans Dietrich (credit only)
* Lawrence Casey as Private Mark T. Hitchcock
* Justin Tarr as Private Tully Pettigrew

### Supporting cast

* Maya Martin as an Arab girl (uncredited)
* Norbert Meisel as a German guard (uncredited)
* Norman Wooland as Mr. Moffitt
Manfred Lating

**Manfred Lating** is an actor who appeared in several episodes of *The Rat Patrol*, in a different rôle each time, usually not given a name:

* As a "nervous soldier" in "The Wildest Raid of All"
* As a German sergeant in "The Chain of Death Raid"
* As a soldier in "The One That Got Away Raid"
* As a mounted soldier in "The B Negative Raid"
* As an aide in "The Exhibit A Raid" (uncredited)
* As a guard in "The Bring 'Em Back Alive Raid" (uncredited)
* As Peter in "Take Me to Your Leader Raid"
* As a driver in "The Double or Nothing Raid"
* As a medic in "The David and Goliath Raid"
* As a German tank commander in "The Darers Go First Raid" (uncredited)
* As an orderly in "The Darkest Raid" and "The Fifth Wheel Raid" (uncredited in the latter)
* As Lt. Sturm in "The Kill at Koorlea Raid"
Gary Raymond

Gary Raymond in 2012.

**Gary Barrymore Raymond** is an English actor. He portrayed the character of Sergeant Jack Moffitt throughout the duration of *The Rat Patrol* series.

## Early life and career

Raymond was born in Brixton, London. After training at RADA, he worked with the Royal Shakespeare Company, and made his film debut as Cliff Lewis in Tony Richardson's film adaptation of John Osborne's *Look Back in Anger* (1958), opposite Richard Burton and Claire Bloom. Subsequent films included: *The Moonraker* (1958), *Suddenly, Last Summer* (1959), *El Cid* (1961), *The Playboy of the Western World* (1962), *Jason and the Argonauts* (1963), and *The Greatest Story Ever Told* (1965), as the apostle Simon bar Jonah who became Peter the Rock.

He was also well known for his role in the popular late-1960s American television show, The Rat Patrol (1966–68). He continued acting on film and TV, and has been married since 1961 to actress Delena Kidd, with whom he has three children, the youngest being actress Emily Raymond, wife of the British actor Ben Miles.

## Filmography

* *Look Back in Anger* (1958)
* *The Moonraker* (1958)
* *Suddenly, Last Summer* (1959)
* *El Cid* (1961)
* *The Playboy of the Western World* (1962)
* *Jason and the Argonauts* (1963)
* *Traitor's Gate* (1964)
* *The Greatest Story Ever Told* (1965)
The Chain of Death Raid

The reluctant allies, Hauptmann Hans Dietrich (left) and Sergeant Sam Troy.

**The Chain of Death Raid** is the fifth episode of the first season of *The Rat Patrol*. It first aired on 10 October 1966.

## Synopsis

The aftermath of a raid on a German column headed for a vital oasis results in both Sergeant Sam Troy and Hauptmann Hans Dietrich being captured by Arab slave-traders. Joined at the wrist by a length of heavy chain, they soon escape, only to find themselves lost in the desert and miles from help. Without food, water or shelter, the two bitter enemies have no choice but to rely on each other or face certain death under a blazing sun.

Seemingly endless desert. Dietrich and Troy go up a sandy hill, to find dusty rather than sandy terrain. Dietrich spots his column in the distance. Troy's done for. Except Troy falls down the dusty side of the hill, taking Dietrich along. Once they have rolled all the way down, Dietrich is unconscious.

Troy finds a little tank of water and drinks some, and cleans his face. Troy risks getting his arm cut off by placing the chain in the path of oncoming German tank: it works, the chain is broken and the still unconscious Dietrich is dragged along. From a mountain top, Moffitt spots Troy and sends Hitchcock to retrieve him.

With their shirts off, Troy and Hitchcock prepare to place a special bomb in an oasis the Germans are drawing water from. Once Troy places the bomb, he'll have only ninety seconds to get away. The bomb goes off soon after Troy gets away, and there's nothing for Dietrich to do but accept the loss of the oasis. By the time the oasis can be used again, the war might be over.

## Main cast

* Christopher George as Sergeant Sam Troy
* Gary Raymond as Sergeant Jack Moffitt
* Hans Gudegast as Hauptmann Hans Dietrich
* Lawrence Casey as Private Mark Hitchcock
* Justin Tarr as Private Tully Pettigrew

### Supporting cast

* Frank Silvera as the Arab leader
* Manfred Lating as the German sergeant
* Socrates Ballis as an Arab
* Jo Van Gestel as an Arab
The Two If By Sea Raid

**"The Two If By Sea Raid"** is the fourteenth episode of the second season of *The Rat Patrol*. It first aired on December 18, 1967.

## Synopsis

Moffitt poses as an electrician in order to steal an important document.

## Main cast

* Christopher George as Sergeant Sam Troy
* Gary Raymond as Sergeant Jack Moffitt
* Hans Gudegast as Hauptmann Hans Dietrich
* Lawrence Casey as Private Mark T. Hitchcock
* Justin Tarr as Private Tully Pettigrew

### Supporting cast

* Walter Brooke as Captain Vulcan
* Michael Vandever as Lt. Reiner
* Paul Verdier as Benet
* Than Wyenn as Rouche
* Norbert Meisel as Seaman Urban
Paul Stanley

**Paul Stanley** (1922 — 2002) Director. Like so many other directors on *The Rat Patrol*, he also worked on *Mission: Impossible* and that show is what he's best known for. Also directed episodes of *Combat!*, *Gunsmoke*, *Hawaii Five-O*, *Lost in Space*, *The Outer Limits*, *The Time Tunnel* and *The Wild Wild West*. He directed one episode of *The Rat Patrol*, "The Darers Go First Raid".

Not to be confused with Paul Stanley, lead vocalist of the band Kiss.
The Kill or Be Killed Raid

Sergeant Jack Moffitt in disguise.

**The Kill or Be Killed Raid** is the fourth episode of the first season of *The Rat Patrol*. It first aired on 3 October 1966.

## Synopsis

Posing as a German archaeologist, Sergeant Jack Moffitt infiltrates enemy headquarters to translate and destroy an ancient Coptic scroll which details the location of a coveted source of water deep in the desert. But when his cover is blown and he is captured with little chance of rescue, Sergeant Sam Troy is faced with carrying out a difficult order to kill him before he falls into the brutal hands of the Gestapo.

Moffitt dresses up as a Nazi archaeologist, Prof. Ulrich, so that he can read an ancient parchment about an untapped source of water. Moffitt reports to Colonel Schweiger (Milton Selzer) one day early. Schweiger tries not to let on that he suspects something is amiss, saying that the bureaucrats often don't know what they're doing.

When Schweiger says Moffitt's too young to be an archaeologist, Moffitt claims that his father is an emeritus professor of the subject in Leipzig. Schweiger allows Moffitt to look at the parchment. Moffitt says the script is "Coptic, Old Form," and that he's better at Sanskrit, so it'll take him a while to translate. Moffitt will work in a room under guard, his meals will be brought there.

Schweiger gets a phone call, letting him know that Prof. Ulrich is dead. Obviously Moffitt must be an impostor. Moffitt regretfully burns the parchment. Schweiger tortures Moffitt, demanding to know what the parchment said. Then Schweiger offers Moffitt tea. Moffitt hesitates, but tries it, and says "it could stand a spot more milk." Schweiger claims he doesn't want to send Moffitt to the Gestapo. Moffitt sees Schweiger's concern is not genuine, and refuses to say what was on the parchment.

Troy and Hitchcock are ready to help spring Moffitt at the right moment, but they must also accept the possibility that they might have to kill their friend and colleague if they can't free him. They have to change their plan on the spot when a German soldier tries to have a romantic interlude with an Arab girl on the same roof from where Troy and Moffitt are looking out from. They're still able to rescue Moffitt and escape.

The Rat Patrol find the water the parchment described. Before they drive to headquarters, Moffitt asks quite seriously Troy if he would have killed him. Troy doesn't know how to answer that. Moffitt lightens up and says Troy missed his chance.

## Main cast

* Christopher George as Sergeant Sam Troy
* Gary Raymond as Sergeant Jack Moffitt
* Hans Gudegast as Hauptmann Hans Dietrich
* Lawrence Casey as Private Mark Hitchcock
* Justin Tarr as Private Tully Pettigrew

### Supporting cast

* Milton Selzer as Colonel Martin Schweiger
* Susan Dierderich as the Arab girl (uncredited)
The B Negative Raid

**"The B Negative Raid"** is the twenty-first episode of the first season of *The Rat Patrol*. It first aired on January 30, 1967.

## Synopsis

During an attack against a German convoy, Sergeant Moffitt is critically injured, loses lots of blood and loses consciousness. Once retreated to safety, Moffitt falls off the jeep and Sergeant Troy's able to stop the bleeding. But without a blood transfusion, Moffitt will almost certainly die.

Both Hitchcock and Pettigrew have type O+ blood, Troy's A+ and Moffitt's B−. The nearest Allied hospital is too far away for the Rat Patrol to get there in time. Troy decides to get the blood from an unlikely source: a German soldier. With gun pointed, Troy sneaks into Captain Dietrich's tent and demands to see his personnel records in order to find someone to donate blood to Moffitt.

Dietrich helpfully explains that "Blutgruppe" means "blood type." Unfortunately, B− is as rare among Germans as it is among the Americans and the British. But Troy's in luck: Corporal Pennell (Fabian), a cowardly American deserter "who ran like a rabbit" rather than fight (according to Dietrich), happens to have B− blood. It's more convenient for Dietrich, too: he gets to give the needed blood without risking any of his own men.

But Pennell doesn't want to go: as a wartime deserter, he might face the death penalty. He has no choice in the matter, Troy leaves with Pennell. But Dietrich gives chase, this might be his opportunity to capture the Rat Patrol. Pennell suddenly finds the courage to lob a grenade at Dietrich and his men.

The Rat Patrol are able to escape. With Pennell's blood, Moffitt is on the mend. As for Pennell, Troy's willing to say that the corporal was just unfortunate to be accidentally separated from his platoon, and leave out the stuff about the earlier cowardice before the enemy. After all, in war everyone is afraid, even men who don't show it, like Troy.

## Main cast

* Christopher George as Sergeant Sam Troy
* Gary Raymond as Sergeant Jack Moffitt
* Hans Gudegast as Hauptmann Hans Dietrich
* Lawrence Casey as Private Mark T. Hitchcock
* Justin Tarr as Private Tully Pettigrew

### Supporting cast

* Fabian as Corporal Pennell
* Nicholas Koppe as a German officer
* Manfred Lating as a mounted soldier
* Peter Morgenstern as a German officer
The Truce at Aburah Raid

**"The Truce at Aburah Raid"** is the first episode of the second season of *The Rat Patrol*. It first aired on September 11, 1967.

## Episode chronology

### Next episode

*The David and Goliath Raid*

This episode introduced a few important changes to the opening credits sequence, making it longer, replacing the actors' still photos with moving clips, a more cowboy-like arrangement of the theme music, several bullet and explosion sound effects, etc.

## Synopsis

As the Germans fight the Rat Patrol, a little Arab girl falls down a well. The distraught mother, Marisha (Anna Mizrahi) pleads for help. Sergeant Moffitt translates. Sergeant Troy asks Captain Dietrich if he's willing to help. "Come on, you bloody idiot," Moffitt mutters under his breath.

Troy and Dietrich put down their weapons. Private Hitchcock is lowered into the well with a flashlight. Meanwhile, a German tank that had gotten stuck in the sand is now unstuck. The tank, commanded by Captain Brüner (Joseph Turkel), now proceeds to the well but the soldiers aboard that tank don't know what's going on.

Brüner's ignorance of the truce threatens the rescue operation. Private Pettigrew goes to the jeep for another flashlight, he gets shot very close to the heart. Once the little girl is safe, the fighting resumes as if the truce had never even happened at all.

## Main cast

* Christopher George as Sergeant Sam Troy
* Gary Raymond as Sergeant Jack Moffitt
* Hans Gudegast as Hauptmann Hans Dietrich
* Lawrence Casey as Private Mark T. Hitchcock
* Justin Tarr as Private Tully Pettigrew

### Supporting cast

* Margot Jane as Kiri
* Anna Mizrahi as Marisha
* Joseph Turkel as Captain Brüner

### See also

This is one of three episodes with the word "Truce" in the title. The other two are "The Moment of Truce Raid" and "The Violent Truce Raid."
Two For One Raid

**"Two for One Raid"** is the nineteenth episode of the first season of *The Rat Patrol*. It first aired on January 16, 1967.

## Synopsis

After attacking a decoy ammo depot, the Rat Patrol find a seemingly mute teenage boy (Mark de Vries). Sergeant Moffitt assumes the boy's an Arab, and tries talking to him in various Arab dialects. They place the boy on one of the jeeps. The boy sabotages the jeep by pouring sand into the fuel intake. They haven't gone very far when the jeep stalls out. As the Rat Patrol try to diagnose the problem, the boy steals the other jeep and almost gets away.

When the Rat Patrol finally wrestle the boy down, he shouts something in German, and Moffitt realizes his mistake trying to talk to the boy in Arabic. Moffitt then interviews the boy in German, learns the boy is 16-years-old and his name is Peter Seidner.

Sergeant Troy recognizes the surname Seidner as that of Colonel Seidner (Karl Swenson). And Peter reveals he also speaks pretty good English, too. The Rat Patrol's current mission might require the death of Colonel Seidner.

As we know, Troy can kill a random Nazi, but he can't kill a boy's father. Troy decides to remove Colonel Seidner from his post, even though such an ill-advised rescue could jeopardize the mission. But of course the Rat Patrol are able to complete the mission all the same.

## Main cast

* Christopher George as Sergeant Sam Troy
* Gary Raymond as Sergeant Jack Moffitt
* Hans Gudegast as Hauptmann Hans Dietrich (credit only)
* Lawrence Casey as Private Mark T. Hitchcock
* Justin Tarr as Private Tully Pettigrew

### Supporting cast

* Karl Swenson as Colonel Seidner
* Mark de Vries as Peter Seidner
Mofu

**Mofu** is a tiny white alien in the shape of a Nikuman dumpling (or Japanese pork bun in English)

## Mofu

Mofu in animation version (left) and in manga/magazine version (right)

## Trivia

* He is sometimes shown eating Bocchan Dango, a sweet Japanese desert has three colors. One is colored by red beans (pink), the second by eggs (white) , and the third by green tea (light green).
Tully Pettigrew

Private **Tully Pettigrew** is a primary character featured in *The Rat Patrol*. He was portrayed by Justin Tarr.

## Injuries

Throughout the series, Tully is seriously wounded or injured during a number the Rat Patrol's operations. Notable examples include:

* Shot in the leg in *The Hickory Dickory Raid*.
* Shot in the arm in *The Moment of Truce Raid*.
* Blown up in *The David and Goliath Raid*, delirious with heat later on.
* Badly injured in *The Fatal Reunion Raid*, briefly replaced by Private Peterson.

Quotes:

"Your halo's crooked, Sarge."

Notes: He is the only member of the Rat Patrol to wear an army regulation steel helmet. And is also the only member to carry a Bowie knife.
モフ☆モフ The Tiny Alien, Mofu Mofu

**モフ☆モフ The tiny alien,mofu mofu** is the first volume of the Tiny Alien Mofu Mofu.

## Summary

Miru and Meru find a lost alien named Mofu in a corrugated cardboard box and both decide to keep the alien, but Mofu misses his family, and wants to return home.When he finally reunites with his family, the girls both recieved a Mofunose...

## Lyrics

だいすき モフモフ
君がいないと さみしすぎる
どこにいるの モフモフ
ゆうぐれ の 町 ダンボール箱
拾った へんないきもの
つれてかえうた うちはマンション
だから ペットはかえない
すててきなさい ママがおこった
だけど どうすればいいの
おめめうるませ せつない声で
なく君 おもわずだきしめた
Daisuki mofumofu
Kimigainai to
samishi sugiru
Doko ni iru no mofumofu
Yū gure no machi danbōru-bako
hirotta e n nai kimono.
tsurete kae uta uchi wa manshon
Dakara petto wa kaenai.
Sutete ki nasai mama ga okotta
Dakedo dōsureba ī no
O-me-me uruma se setsunai koe de
naku kimi omowazu dakishimeta
I love Mofu Mofu
I feel lonely unless you are there
Where are you now Mofu Mofu
In the twilight, there was a cardboard box
and I picked up a strange and funny creature.
We were moving and we
bought the little creature here
But it does not allow pets inside this place.
"Please just go throw it away" said our mother who was mad
But we don't know whatever should we do.
So we to try and to say goodbye
so we hugged him without actually thinking.
The One That Got Away Raid

**"The One That Got Away Raid"** is the eighteenth episode of the first season of *The Rat Patrol*. It first aired on January 9, 1967.

## Synopsis

The Rat Patrol are assigned to rescue First Lieutenant Luden (Jack Colvin), code-named "Buttercup," a German officer who has been feeding Allies information. Lt. Luden intends to provide the Allies with a German codebook. Of course Captain Dietrich questions Luden's loyalty, and brings in Schutzstaffel officers to question him. The Rat Patrol, sans Moffitt, proceed to the German base, while Moffitt stays at the gate booth.

The rescue's going well, until Troy feels a gun on his neck. Dietrich has captured most of the Rat Patrol. Meanwhile, the Schutzstaffel are taking Luden to be questioned by the Gestapo. Moffitt, still dressed as a German corporal, stops the Schutzstaffel's car at the gate.

Recognizing Luden in the car, Moffitt realizes the rescue has not gone as planned. So he improvises a way to distract the Nazis and incapacitate them, Luden helps.

Dietrich won't shoot the Americans if they'll just give him some information. Hitchcock gives Dietrich information alright: name, rank and service number, per the Geneva Convention. Soon there's an opportunity for escape and Hitchcock seizes it. Troy, Hitchcock and Pettigrew get out of the base, outrunning their pursuers, and meet up with Moffitt and Luden.

Once safely away, Troy starts drafting the after-action report: the Rat Patrol have rescued Luden, but they failed to get the codebook. On hearing this, Luden unbuttons his shirt and reveals that he has had the codebook all along. The Rat Patrol with Luden ride off into the sunset.

## Main cast

* Christopher George as Sergeant Sam Troy
* Gary Raymond as Sergeant Jack Moffitt
* Hans Gudegast as Hauptmann Hans Dietrich
* Lawrence Casey as Private Mark T. Hitchcock
* Justin Tarr as Private Tully Pettigrew

### Supporting cast

* Walter Alzmann as Coppel
* Chris Anders as Stumpf
* Alan Bergmann as Krieg
* Jack Colvin as Lt. "Buttercup" Luden
* Walter Friedel as Durst
* Manfred Lating as a soldier
* Charles Maxwell as Prochek
Tenebrous Marsh

***This character is not public domain & is privately held under copyright laws; presented for reference purposes only.***

The private realm of Grimlore, the **Tenebrous Marsh** is an eldritch plane wherein arcanic energy hangs in the air as mist and fog, static energy igniting in flares as will-o-wisps or arcs of lightning, the ground and waters are saturated, the flora charged. There is no fauna, no native living creatures, no minions or servants, Grimlore is the sole resident of the Tenebrous Marsh -- exactly as he desires. The sole structure is Castle Athrawiaeth Ddwfn (*Arcane Doctrine*), the personal residence of the lord and master of the realm, constructed out of netherite, the physical materialization of nether, the chthonic element.

Castle Athrawiaeth Ddwfn houses Grimlore's extensive arcane library, laboratories, magical sanctums and ritual chambers. As Grimlore is a divine-demon progeny, he neither needs to sleep or eat; therefore, there are no bedrooms, baths or kitchens. Grimlore is perpetually immersed in his pursuit of arcana -- performing rites, research, authoring grimoires and tomes, creating feats of magic; and, only leaves the **Tenebrous Marsh** in order to pursue these arcane matters. Having traveled throughout the omniverse, to all manner of worlds and dimensions, Grimlore is not easily swayed by idle chatter or rumor; his pursuits are purposeful and rarely come up short. The only other realm he will visit, recreationally speaking, is the Cirtceles to haunt the vaults of knowledge of Templekeep -- and perhaps visit with his "*brother-of-the-arts*", the S'iege.

**Tenebrous Marsh** has been purposefully engineered to be a living power battery for Grimlore's arcanic endeavors; there are direct links to the esoteric-and-existential planes of power that act as veins wherein energy flows and cycles through the **Marsh**. These deliberate arcana-ducts do not "steal" power, on the contrary, they are as rivers drawing down water from the mountains and returning it to the sea, to be returned to the mountains once more as rain. Energy comes in, saturates the **Marsh** and then flows back to its home plane, a constant, rhythmic circuit. As an extension of himself, Grimlore is able to tap into his realm even when not within its confines; exceptions being when he is within another private realm, wherein he has no sway, as long as he travels within "neutral territory" his realm and it's power are at his disposal.

   Rumors, legends, abound that speak of entities that Grimlore has imprisoned within the bowels of the **Tenebrous Marsh**, either as punishment for transgressions or as a means to gain knowledge from a disagreeable and uncooperative contemporary. None of the rumors or legends have been confirmed or denied.
The Kingdom Come Raid

**"The Kingdom Come Raid"** is the ninth episode of the second season of *The Rat Patrol*. It first aired on November 13, 1967.

## Synopsis

Corporal Meekin (Matt Clark) cowardly gives up new equipment that facilitates precision bombing, shooting Hitchcock so that he can leave in the jeep. That's not good because if the Germans get their hands on that equipment, they could actually win the war.

## Main cast

* Christopher George as Sergeant Sam Troy
* Gary Raymond as Sergeant Jack Moffitt
* Hans Gudegast as Hauptmann Hans Dietrich
* Lawrence Casey as Private Mark T. Hitchcock
* Justin Tarr as Private Tully Pettigrew

### Supporting cast

* Matt Clark as Corporal Meekin
* Nick Dimitri as a German soldier (uncredited)
* Mark Tapscott as Major Burroughs