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Centennial/Characters


The story of Centennial spans from the mid-1700's to 1978. As such, many characters are introduced, developed and killed off during this generational saga. This page will be discussing the characters as seen in the miniseries.

Lame Beaver
Played by Michael Ansara
A great warrior of the Arapaho Indian tribe, gaining fame after many successful coups and single-handedly obtaining a herd of horses. He is the father of Clay Basket.[1]
Pasquinel
Played by Robert Conrad
A fur trader from Quebec, Pasquinel would come face to face with many of the Indian tribes in the-then unexplored area of the Rocky Mountains, and later would befriend Lame Beaver.[2]
Alexander McKeag
Played by Richard Chamberlain
This Scottish-born man is also a fur trader and trapper, and he would become fast friends with Pasquinel after he is saved from captivity by the Pawnee.[3]
  1. Lame Beaver, in his old age, would die in an attack against the Pawnee, one of the other Indian tribes.
  2. Pasquinel is later killed by Pawnee while searching for Gold along the South Platte River.
  3. McKeag would later die of a heart attack.
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