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Mrs. McLain: "I think we'd best get to town and find a hotel room. That is, if I can find John." Clay Grainger: "Now, he's probably out with Trampas settling the problems of the world." Mrs. McLain: "The problems of horse breaking, you mean." |
(BITTER AUTUMN, teleplay by David & Andy Lewis, story by Ken Finley, 6.08 [157] / Directed by Don McDougall) |
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Trampas: "Chico, that I had to do--for me. For Bill? I tried. I tried to stir things up, get people mad. But I didn't accomplish a thing. Now I'm at the end of my rope. There just isn't anything else I can do. I'm sorry."
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(AN ECHO OF THUNDER, by Don Ingalls, 5.04 [124] / Directed by Abner Biberman) |
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Trampas: "I was just thinking about those Indians. I don't think much of stealing their land to fix up this town." Denny: "You just watch it, Trampas, with all that 'poor, needy Indian' talk."
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(THE POWER SEEKERS, by Robert van Scoyk, 8.04 [205] / Directed by Seymour Robbie) |
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Trampas: "Oh, Ohhh. Well, looks like the party's over. And you did a pretty good job of keeping me here while your sister and her boyfriend pulled off another robbery." Geraldine: "Where are you going?" Trampas: "To complain about the champagne. It was flat." |
(CRIME WAVE IN BUFFALO SPRINGS by Robert Van Scoyk, 7.17 [192] / Directed by Charles S. Dubin) |
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Lee Knight: "Come on Trampas. I remember a time when you would have done something, law or no law." Trampas: "That day is long gone, Lee. Ten years gone." Lee Knight: "You sure there's nothing else long gone--like maybe your stomach, is that gone? What happened to you, Trampas?" Trampas: "I got smart." |
(EXECUTION AT TRISTE, by John Dunkel and David Levinson, 6.13 [162] / Directed by Robert L. Friend) |
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Trampas: "Look, Mr. Keller, I'd like to help you but--" Joe Keller: "You've got to find her, Son. . . A fella's gotta have some kin to say good bye to. . . You can do it, Son, smart fella like you, I know you can. Anyways, you'll try, won't you? Please tell me you'll try." Trampas: "All right, Joe, I'll try." |
(WITH HELP FROM ULYSSES, by True Boardman, 6.18 [167] / Directed by Don McDougall) |
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Hobie Simpson: ". . . All the while I thought I wasn't good enough for you. I must admit, this one is younger and better looking, but I thought you liked older men. . . " Angela Van Owen: "I don't know what all this is supposed to mean, but I suggest you change your tone." Hobie Simpson: "Oh, you do. Well, I don't think it's going to work out that way." Trampas: "You're talking to a lady, Mr. Simpson." (Trampas, upon first seeing "Angela" at the cabin, had been angry with her for formerly cheating him at gambling. But now he is assured that she has changed her ways.) |
(THE HELL WIND, by Barbara Merlin and Leonard Praskins, 6.21 [170] / Directed by Don McDougall) |
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John Wood: "And then they'll hang me." Trampas: "Not if you didn't kill Cochran they won't." John Wood: "This is his gun." Trampas: "Was he coming at you? Can you swear it was self defense?" Kgoy-Ma: "I can swear it. I saw it happen." Trampas: "You see. You've got an eye witness. Now they're not going to hang you." John Wood: "Who would believe an Indian woman in a place like this?" Trampas: "Well, we'll make 'em listen." |
(NO WAR FOR THE WARRIOR, teleplay by Alvin Sapinsley and Robert Earll, story by Robert Earll, 8.20 [221] / Directed by Don McDougall) |
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Jason Crowder: "Great jumping jack rabbits . . . if we don't have here big as life . . . my childhood partner in perfidy T-R-ampas!" |
(THE STORM GATE, teleplay by Jerry McNeely and Alvin Sapinsley, story by Jerry McNeely, 7.09 [184] / Directed by Richard A. Colla) |
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Trampas: "I guess you said it yourself. I'm just a dumb cowboy. Well, maybe I'm dumb enough to believe that people should be honest and dumb enough to try to stop them when they're not." Jason Crowder: "Dumb! That doesn't say it! You - are - nothing." Trampas: "You've been my friend, Jason, but you're a thief. And I'm not gonna ride out of here and turn my back on your stealing. I can't."
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(THE STORM GATE, teleplay by Jerry McNeely & Alvin Sapinsley, story by Jerry McNeely, 7.09 [184] / Directed by Richard A. Colla) |
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Virginian: "And Trampas, this IS a BUSINESS trip." |
(BIG TINY, teleplay by Joy Dexter and Norman Katkov, story by Joy Dexter, 7.13 [188] / Directed by James Sheldon) |
page update, director credits only, 9-29-2008
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