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emblem centered in a black background is seen, before the view widens to show the emblem affixed to
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in 1954), and CBS has claimed this was the specific inspiration for the writer Herb Meadow. The television show popularized the phrase in the 1950s and 1960s, and many variations have been used as titles for other works, including the 1958 science-fiction novel
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1363:List of Have Gun – Will Travel episodes
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498:Cavalry Model revolver with an unusual
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1001:. Other major contributors included
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3755:"Ballad of Paladin" (closing theme)
2719:Eric Partridge, Paul Beale (1986),
2274:In the two-part 1991 TV miniseries
460:at West Point and a veteran of the
3895:Television series set in the 1870s
3770:Behind-the-scenes production photo
3720:Museum of Broadcast Communications
1944:production, which was scripted by
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3356:from the original on 14 June 2007
2512:(New York: Prentice Hall), 1976;
2386:Τrademark infringement litigation
785:as Nancy Warren / Helen Abajinian
3805:Television series by CBS Studios
3305:. University Press of Kentucky.
2284:three decades later, along with
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1386:Average viewership (in millions)
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1073:went on to gain fame elsewhere.
3326:Michael Fleming (15 May 1997).
2316:In the 2013 fan-created series
2063:needs additional citations for
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548:between scenes in the program.
3629:. The Old Barx. Archived from
3511:"About Trademark Infringement"
3401:Tucker, Ken (22 August 2012).
3375:Rose, Lacey (21 August 2012).
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2188:Three Kings
2177:Stand by Me
1983:David Mamet
1961:In 2006, a
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1820:Emmy Awards
1391:First aired
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236:of episodes
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2705:6 November
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2470:References
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2183:Family Guy
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454:fisticuffs
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251:Production
225:of seasons
114:Ida Lupino
71:Created by
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