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A businessman, furious after Bat outsmarts him in acquiring half of a gold mine's profits, takes revenge by buying up needed resources and rigging an explosion to kill Bat and his partners.
A businessman, furious after Bat outsmarts him in acquiring half of a gold mine's profits, takes revenge by buying up needed resources and rigging an explosion to kill Bat and his partners.
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S2, EP16 "Flume to the Mother Lode"A businessman, furious after Bat outsmarts him in acquiring half of a gold mine's profits, takes revenge by buying up needed resources and rigging an explosion to kill Bat and his partners.
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S2, EP17 "Death by the Half Dozen"A gang of bandits kidnaps Claire, a sheriff's fiancée, during a stagecoach robbery, and Bat goes after the outlaws in place of the injured sheriff.
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