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When an Argentine stranger becomes too aggressive with the tavern waitress, Zorro arrives to discipline him.
When an Argentine stranger becomes too aggressive with the tavern waitress, Zorro arrives to discipline him.
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Zorro
S1, EP36 "The Sergeant Regrets"The Eagle threatens to torture Don Alfredo to obtain the names of those sworn to fight the king's enemies.
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S1, EP37 "The Eagle Leaves the Nest"Diego and Bernardo must prevent the Eagle from becoming a permanent resident in the de la Vega house.
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S1, EP38 "Bernardo Faces Death"When Diego and Bernardo discover that the Eagle is smuggling cannonballs inside art treasures, they attempt to destroy his cannon.
Zorro
S1, EP39 "The Eagle's Flight"Imprisoned with his friends in the Eagle's cellar, Diego makes false promises to convince the Eagle's men to set him free.
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