Peter Leviticus Hutter was an American outlaw who lived in the latter-half of the 19th century. Considered by some to be the fastest draw west of the Colorado, he was never without his trusted gun, which he lovingly referred to as his piece.
Originally a recurring thorn in Brisco County, Jr.'s side, he later becomes a reluctant ally.
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Personality[]
A stickler for gun safety.
Biography[]
Early life[]
Kind of shy and only wanted to be liked. He was mocked as a child by his classmates for forgetting to wear his pants to school.
Quotes[]
- "You touched my piece. NOBODY touches my piece!"
- "I was only gut shot. I healed. I'm stronger now with less appetite."
- "That's the thing about your Chinese death stars... an hour later you're alive again."
- "I'm exercising my constitutional right to make the best possible living in a free market economy."
- "Why rob a train and not a bank? Robbing a train is like robbing a moving bank. It's hard enough to rob a bank without it speeding by 100 miles per hour."
- "I've been perforated!"
Behind the scenes[]
- Pete was portrayed by John Pyper-Ferguson.
- A running gag with Pete is that he often suffers mortal wounds but miraculously returns fully healed with little or no explanation later on.
Appearances[]
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| "Pilot" "The Orb Scholar" "No Man's Land" "Brisco in Jalisco" "Socrates' Sister" "Riverboat" "Pirates!" "Senior Spirit" "Brisco for the Defense" "Showdown" "Deep in the Heart of Dixie" "Crystal Hawks" "Steel Horses" "Mail Order Brides" "A.K.A. Kansas" "Bounty Hunters' Convention" "Fountain of Youth" "Hard Rock" "The Brooklyn Dodgers" "Bye Bly" "Ned Zed" "Stagecoach" "Wild Card" "And Baby Makes Three" "Bad Luck Betty" "High Treason - Part I" "High Treason - Part II" |
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