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Cpl. Randolph Agarn

Larry Storch

Larry Storch's Cpl. Randolph Agarn ran F Troop's grift from the corporal's chair — Fort Courage as a black-market boutique, O'Rourke as partner, Captain Parmenter cheerfully lost, Hekawi partnership as the joke's engine. Western myth slapped with vaudeville. TV Flash files him as 1960s craft: the second banana who was the banana.

Larry Storch plays Cpl. Randolph Agarn on F Troop, the corporal half of a cavalry sitcom that treats a fort like a boutique. O'Rourke runs the scheme; Parmenter stays lost; the Hekawi partnership is the joke's engine. Storch sells vaudeville as a military rank. Western myth gets slapped, and Agarn is the slapstick's mouth.

Second bananas make the post run. On TV Flash he is 1960s catalog voltage. We file Agarn with the hours that treated a grift as a buddy act and a corporal as the reason a western sitcom still sounded like a nightclub with horses.

Larry is Cpl. Randolph Agarn inside F Troop, an ABC hour (1965–1967). Agarn is the slapstick's mouth: vaudeville as a rank, the second banana who was the banana. s01e01 is Larry's door on F Troop — Cpl. Randolph Agarn already in the weather, not a walk-on.

s01e02 is the later stance for Larry Storch. s01e22 still has to hold Larry Storch. The desk files Cpl. Randolph Agarn as inhabited television, ABC weather included. Larry Storch keeps F Troop specific so the ABC run still has a pulse. ABC (1965–1967) remains the assignment; Larry Storch is the human checkpoint. Start for the contract, stay for Cpl. Randolph Agarn underneath it. The 1960s hour still works if you watch Larry as labor. Agarn is the slapstick's mouth: vaudeville as a rank, the second banana who was the banana. Larry Storch keeps F Troop specific so the ABC run still has a pulse. ABC (1965–1967) remains the assignment; Larry Storch is the human checkpoint.

FAQ

What's the first hour that actually shows Cpl. Randolph Agarn?

s01e01 is the door. Scourge of the West is the pilot grift: Tucker's O'Rourke, Storch's Agarn, Ken Berry's Parmenter lost, Fort Courage as a boutique.

Lead, supporting, or ensemble — where does Larry Storch sit?

Ensemble craft. Cpl. Randolph Agarn is a face the hour still needs — not a cameo, a checkpoint. Cpl. Randolph Agarn is structural — the hour thins without him.

Which later F Troop hour still shows Larry's stance?

s01e02. Don't Look Now but One of Our Cannons is Missing — week-two title as the joke's engine, Hekawi partnership already the inventory system. Stance, not homework: Cpl. Randolph Agarn is still doing the job the desk hired.

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