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Was this actor in Wagon Master or Wagon Train?
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Time to hitch your wagon to this quiz! We'll give you an actor, and you've got to tell us whether they appeared in John Ford's 1950 film Wagon Master, or the hit series Wagon Train!
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Ben Johnson
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Ward Bond
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Russell Simpson
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Michael Burns
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Eddie Albert
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Charles Kemper
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Lon Chaney Jr.
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Joanne Dru
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Bette Davis
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Robert Horton
Was this actor in Wagon Master or Wagon Train?
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At this moment, I am scoring 3 out of 10.
8 /10. Good movie and good show.
4/10
"You got 8 out of 10. Way to go!"
I loved Abbott & Costello since I was 5, saw every movie and the TV series, waited 45 years
to finally see Lou's appearance on Wagon Train and at that point thought I had seen everything they
had done(plus Lou's solo in "The 50 Foot Bride of Candy Rock").
Then I recently started seeing The Colgate Comedy Hour which alternated Abbott & Costello
with Martin & Lewis. Basically both teams did their nightclubs act and they were great, the boys
filled with energy playing in front of a live audience, obviously making up stuff on the spot.
I often read that both teams nightclub acts were legend, in my opinion Martin & Lewis's
act on this series blew away any of their movies, people who don't care for Lewis can see
he was a comedy genius when going live, Dean shone as well.
MeTV, please consider getting this series, there is a point of diminishing returns with the
marginal series like Barnaby Jones which isn't exactly a classic.
Try something "new", you might strike gold, a variety show like the Smothers Brothers
filled with the top guest stars would be a nice change from the cookie cutter episodes
of Barnaby Jones.
Whoa, went off on a serious tangent here.
I loved Abbott & Costello since I was 5, saw every movie and the TV series, waited 45 years
to finally see Lou's appearance on Wagon Train and at that point thought I had seen everything they
had done(plus Lou's solo in "The 50 Foot Bride of Candy Rock").
Then I recently started seeing The Colgate Comedy Hour which alternated Abbott & Costello
with Martin & Lewis. Basically both teams did their nightclubs act and they were great, the boys
filled with energy playing in front of a live audience, obviously making up stuff on the spot.
I often read that both teams nightclub acts were legend, in my opinion Martin & Lewis's
act on this series blew away any of their movies, people who don't care for Lewis can see
he was a comedy genius when going live, Dean shone as well.
MeTV, please consider getting this series, there is a point of diminishing returns with the
marginal series like Barnaby Jones which isn't exactly a classic.
Try something "new", you might strike gold, a variety show like the Smothers Brothers
filled with the top guest stars would be a nice change from the cookie cutter episodes
of Barnaby Jones.
Whoa, went off on a serious tangent here.
8 of 10
4 of 10
5/10
6/10
5/10 ☹️☹️
3/10
5/10.
7/10. Missed 4,8, & 10.
3️⃣ Shoulda stayed in Missouri.
4/10
Nah...I'll pass on this one. Could have at least supplied a picture of the actor/actress from a scene of whichever episode. Then again, the "both" would have gotten many of us. Most are more familiar with "Wagon Train"...not Wagon...what was it again?
Wagon Master is a great Western, well worth seeking out.
I just may do that. I'll see who's carrying it.
4/10 getta long little doggie
4/10 Never even heard of Wagon Master let alone seen it.
No idea so bailed
6/10. The boths got me.
5/10…fell off the wagon