This is probably the most cliche and nonsensical episode I've seen so far -I've just started watching the show in the last couple of months - which is saying something as this series is always based on fantasy and sci fi. What makes it nonsense so many coincidences. Like the outlaw deciding to not kill the elephant and then a gypsy circus just there to buy an elephant. Still this episode, despite all the stereotypes and wrongly historical references, is still fun and enjoyable. But much lazier writing than a lot of the episodes.

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Jim and Arte infiltrate a gypsy camp and join their circus to unravel an extortion plot against the US involving a stolen elephant.

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