Mr. Taggart is pissed off that he rode up to the railroad to see Lyle and a b...
Mr. Taggart rides in on his horse to Lyle and the guys dancing around and sin...
Lamarr and Taggart have come up with a plan to scare the people off their lan...
Taggart plans on scaring away the people of Rock Ridge so that Lamarr will be...
Taggart is talking to Mongo who they have chained up around his neck.
Taggart gives Lamarr a compliment about how eloquent he speaks.
Taggart is talking to Bart and Charlie who are trapped in quicksand and tryin...
Lamarr wants to take the land away from the rightful owners of the land at Ro...
Taggart has come up with a plan to scare the people away from their land on R...
Taggart is talking about the time earlier when Bart hit Taggart over the head...
Taggart gets pissed off at Lyle for wanting to risk horses instead of Niggers...
Taggart is upset that Bart hit him over the head with a shovel and now he wan...
Lamarr comes up with his plan for taking down the people of Rock Ridge but Ta...
Taggart can't believe that there is black sheriff running the town of Rock Ri...
Taggart is pissed off because the track runs straight into quick sand and the...
Taggart was pissed that the hand car went into the quicksand but he got it ou...
Taggart gets hit over the head with a shovel and Lyle doesn't realize Bart ju...
Taggart beats up the director of another movie on the set.
Lamarr is scheming up a new plan and he is annoyed at Taggart kissing his ass.
The thugs that are following Taggart have just finished a big dinner of beans...
Lamarr is doing job interviews to round up a crew of thugs to kick the people...
Lamarr is annoyed with Taggart so he shots him in the foot.
Taggart is washing Lamarr's back talking about how Bart outsmarted Mongo.
Taggart and his men are riding through the desert when they come to a toll bo...
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