Have Questions - Will Quiz

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Jump into the saddle and challenge yourself with this quiz about the classic television series Have Gun - Will Travel.

The show captivated millions, and now we'd like to see what details you can recall! So put your knowledge to the test and see if you're a true aficionado of this legendary Western series!

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  1. Who starred as the main character, Paladin?
  2. What is Paladin's first name in the series?
  3. In what year did the show premiere?
  4. What job did Paladin have before becoming a gunslinger-for-hire?
  5. What image is featured on Paladin's signature business card?
  6. What city is listed on the card?
  7. What's the name of the semiregular character portrayed by Kam Tong?
  8. Who created "Have Gun - Will Travel"?
  9. What's Paladin's primary gun?
  10. How many season did the show run?

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79 Comments

morticia77 29 days ago
5/10 Been watching this lately, forgot how good it was. I wish they'd bring back Hec Ramsey
LynCarrigan 30 days ago
7/10. Should have done better. Paladin a real favorite. Richard Boone a great actor. Happy there is MeTV where all the old westerns live. About all I watch. Paladin and Matt Dillon - they could run things and take care of us!!!
ClassicTVRocks 1 month ago
7/10 I need to shine up My .45 Caliber Colt more often!!! Lol 😆🤣
LmerFudd 1 month ago
I'm a big Richard Boone fan, Sam Houston in The Alamo.
ncadams27 1 month ago
Have Gun - Will Travel was one of several westerns to also be on radio, such as Gunsmoke. The radio version starred John Dehner, but unlike Gunsmoke, Have Gun - Will Travel aired on TV before being adapted for radio.
IndianaRockz 1 month ago
5/10
I like this show, he's so cool.

I remember my Mom saying he is cousins with Pat Boone in real life. Wonder if Paladin carried a pair of white shoes in his saddle bag for special occasions...😁
sjbang88 1 month ago
5/10 Whatever happened to westerns?
MichaelPowers sjbang88 1 month ago
It became oversaturated on TV. The public became weary of the genre. Even Roy Rogers said in an interview "Just how many stories are left to tell in westerns after all of the films and TV shows?"
LmerFudd sjbang88 1 month ago
I'm loving Tales of Wells Fargo right now, it's new to me
texasluva 1 month ago
8/10 Love me some Have Gun Will Travel. Also many of Richard Boone movies were one's to watch.

cperrynaples texasluva 1 month ago
Re question 2: A lot of people thought his name was Wire because of that card...LOL!
texasluva cperrynaples 1 month ago
IC too funny. The first wire in the USA (telegraph) was in 1844 and said "What hath God wrought," A $1 telegram in 1880 (short one) is around $26.00 in todays money. One thing it did though is made the Pony Express obsolete. During the Civil war a private usually made $13 a month. They could hardly afford a telegram. Now you can catch live a war battle anywhere in the world with a cell phone. Now we get data from Voyager 1 from like 15 billion miles away in 22 hours. Back in 1800 you might find out what happened in San Francisco in a week from New York. I am not sure there is anything FTL as we know it.
LmerFudd texasluva 1 month ago
The Pony Express only existed for less than 2 years but it's a big part of Western mythology.
cperrynaples LmerFudd 1 month ago
Yes, it even inspired a show called The Young Riders! It may have lasted longer than the Pony Express...LOL!
trogg888 texasluva 15 days ago
He played a good nasty guy too
texasluva trogg888 14 days ago
Yes he did. Kidnaped John Wayne's character grandson in Big Jake. He was a mean cuss but got it in the end. Also the bad guy in Hombre. Oddest one was I Bury the Living (1958). As a Cemetery director. When he changed the plots board to the living they all of a sudden died every time he moved them. He thought he was causing it. Liked him both good and not so good characters. I have maybe 5 of his movies.
Runeshaper 1 month ago
5/10 GREAT show with a GREAT actor!
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