paladin ? ? paladin, paladin ? ? where do you roam? ? adin, paladin ? ?? (xxxxs gun) now, would you like to do some explaining? - it's nothing personal. my name is roderick jefferson. i gamble, among other things. i'm not much good to my family, or the humananace. - that's very interesting and not very satisfactory. - well, i said gamble. i signed ious for $10,000 which i knew i couldn't make good. i was desperatat - so you were offered the choice of jail, disgrace for you and your family, or performing this... little favor. . - about ten years ago, one morning, in a mirror. at that time, i was receiving a small monthly remittance not to go home. oh, i had tried the high life. i'd tried it often. but young as i was, i finally came to enjoy none of it. - but why drag this out? call the police and let's have done with it. - mr. jefferson, i am trying to tell you something, look at that. fused silica, lime. treated with mercury, polished, and in it, a man can see what he is... i was playing cards with a man named norge. norge was a man who hated people, hated

paladin. you are a gentleman, an epicure. the help i need would be a regiment of carbinieri. i'm gonna have to go and judge the horsemanship trials. if you should change your mind, if you should find there's some way i can help you, will you leave word at the judge's stand, please? thank you. excuse me. ?? two things at this stage of my life that ruined what i have been. a madman, and a well. from a well, there should come life, refreshment, water. from this well, comes evil, - stink, blackness and ruin. - oil... - this black slime drains onto my land. ruins my vines. the smoke from the boilers coats my grapes, and the wine's bitterness will crack the very bottles. - well, that should just about cover the well. and will not change his ways. - what did you say the fellow's name was? - gorman. tim gorman. irish. - oh, are the irish so bad? - what kind of savages would drink whiskey made from potatoes? (laughing) ?? come in, come in. - renato! i miss you! - basta, basta, we have a guest. this is

paladin, paladin ? >> thought i would have a look around. >> sir, flanagan says tillie ain't ready to move out. >> apache without being held up by a camel? >> i don't think he wants to get rid of -- >> i don't care what he thinks. tell them to shoe tillie as soon as possible. >> does the captain mean that? >> of course i mean that. it better be done before i come back. >> [singing] >> all right, stinky, on your feet. >> how's tillie now? >> that most grievously. captain wants you to shoot her. ? the desert. >> she saved your life. now you got to shoot her. ? [indiscernible] >> you made me life miserable since i first met you. you smell bad and you make me smell bad. i drink. [inaudible] why did you have to save me life that time? [gunshot] >> run, you great beast! run for your life! don't never come back! ? >> phoenix isn't that far. i will be back before you have a chance to miss me. >> i miss you already. >> gone, pa? >> three or four days. you are the boss while i am gone. good luck. >> yes, sir. >>

paladin? if you are right, fancy clothes - work. - well, try the blue eagle about a mile back down the road. i hear they're putting on men. - well, what's wrong with the grail, as long as i'm here? - that makes you a newcomer. well, there's a line a mile long waiting to get on at the grail. signed up all the way back to last april. well, thanks. - sure. ?? - what did he want? - what do they all want? tom, in front of the blacksmith's shop. ed, around by the store, and pete, you better go with him. and remember, whatever you do, don't let him draw. (paladin) - i beg your pardon. did i interrupt something? - that's a good way to get yourself killed, mister. - you know i've been offered a dozen good ways to get myself killed since i came to this town? - what are you doing here? - i'm looking for a man named casey bryan. he's the foreman of the grail. - well, if i were, i'd probably know where to find bryan, wouldn't i? (gun clicking) - try all the saloons. he's got money enough for drinking. ain'

paladin ? ? paladin, paladin ? ? where do you roam? ? ?? (gun xxxxing) no matter how noble your cause, gavin, i can't let you condemn a boy to death. so we'll wait until one of us makes a false move. (gun unxxxxing) ?? - excuse me. - mr. paladin. i'm sorry, mr. paladin. i wouldn't if it wasn't urgent. i'm from the state department, and it's top secret. you ever hear of an irishman called gavin o'shea? - dublin underground? brave man, silver tongue? money for the fenian brotherhood. we want you to find him. unofficially, mr. paladin, he has to be told certain facts. the irish situation is a political hot potato. and this being an election year, we can't afford to mess in and lose votes. but these boys have to be stopped. - from what? - invading canada. - this way, please. - it cannot be tonight. - vouloir, c'est pouvoir. - you can believe there's a will, and i already know the way. (kisses) to the top of the mountain, and i looked down into the valley, and it was green, and i thought of home. but it was as though that god had reached out

whenever you're ready, paladin. paladin! paladin... - you old fool! can't you see he's trying to save your life? why do you think i was hugging and kissing you? did you really think i wanted to hold a stupid old man like you?! (paladin) - tom... - i never killed a man before. - mm-mm. i could always beat him. i let him think he was faster because it pleased him. you can go ahead, driver. miss ellis won't be leaving after all, friend of min and i'll be staying on to make some arrangements - ? have gun-will travel reads the card of a man ? ? a knight without armor in a savage land ? ? his fast gun for hire heeds the calling wind ? ? paladin, paladin ? ?? ?? - be a good boy, now. one for you. one for you. for you. and two for mother. - essentially, you haven't changed. a a ttle older. - well, age, doctor, is the price of living. it doesn't erase the memories, but it does blur their image a little. - she must have been quite a woman. - not a woman, paladin. the woman. you didn't know aurora, did you? - no. - hmm. would you believe it? a few days ago, i ha

paladin... you can't afford to kill me. i know the location of the treasure. - you're right in the maricopa's backyard, wilson. - what good is gold to a dead man? - paladin, will you--? look, just let me ride out of here. what are you doing, man? - this is an advance payment to get us out of here. wilson, gold is only worth one thing to me, and that's to buy what i need most-- in this case, it's my life. - paladin, listen. - wilson, i can kill you or i can do this. i risked my life for that stuff! - you risked my life for it! - no. that's mine! paladin, that's mine! that's mine! that's-- that's-- - wilson. - it's mine! - wilson. - it's mine! - let the gold go, wilson! - no, it's mine! - it's heavy! i can't hold you! no, i won't let it go. it's my gold! it's my gold! - i can't hold you, wilson! - it's my gold! it's my gold! has no use for the yellow metal? - all white men have great need for gold, gerada, but i have returned this to the mountain. it was not mine to take. - you speak straight when you say this? - i speak stra

won't you come in, mister... - paladin. - paladin. how could you possibly know anything about the brattle theatre? ?? - i come from a very large family. my relatives and their friends seem to control the social life in every city in the east. - they regarded me as something slightly leses than a case of typhoid. anyway, we decided to come out west, - would you like some coffee? - please. - we can't find any friends, we can't even hire help. i have 500 head of young cattle arriving soon, and i don't know how i'm going to look after them. - do you have any crew at all? - i have one mexican hand. guillermo, he's out mending the fence for me. would you like to take the job as my foreman? you can name your own price. - well, i'm sosoy, henry, that's not exactly in my line. i'm not a rancher, i'm a businessman. we may have our troubles, but we don't sanction killing. - well, i don't care much for it either. i try to avoid it whenever possible, but there's s ways that risk. - we'd have to be pushed awfully hard to take that risk. (loud groan

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paladin, paladin ? >> oh, no, it's impossible. >> is, es verdad. >> come, we should help. >> oh, no that would not be seemly. >> it would also not be seemly to arrive late at the montoya hacienda. >> i see you have a small probm. >> yes, perhaps you can help us. >> we could not refuse a request from such a beautiful woman. >> no, capitan. >> gracias, amigo. >> and now, senorita, where might i come to pay my respects? rancho montoya. >> did you hear, teniente? the se?orita offers us money for si, capitan. >> gracias, but i think we will take our reward another way. >> drop them. >> se?orita good enough for the montoyas should be good enough for me. >> you go away immediately! si, se?or. >> what do you say, teniente? if it is our right to take the >> why not? >> you like traveling -- >> no, no, no! >> mr. sanchez. what are you doing, amigo? >> manolito! >> drop your weapons to the ground. what were you doing? >> we only stopped to help repair the se?orita's carriage -- >> that's not true. he was going to

paladin, paladin ? >> are we on the high cap role happaral yet, mom? >> do you have to ask so many questions? >> your face gets sad and lonely. i wonder what it's like to live on a big ranch. >> i don't know. who are they? >> get in the back. >> why? [gunshot] [gunshot] [gunshot] >> ma'am? may i ask you a question? what are you two doing alone out here in the desert? >> we are visiting. we are coming to see mr. buck cannon. >> dhe to see him? >> no, but he's an old friend. >> old fr -- i'll take you. ? >> you mind telling me what's happening? >> victoria? >> you sound so silly. mrs. simmons and her little girl? >> what does that have to with do with me? she got a first name? >> she didn't say she had come out all this way to see you. your little game. i'd be grateful if you took care of my horse. >> ? come out tonight ? >> are you mr. buck cannon? >> yes, ma'am. who are you? >> is jennifer simmons. my mother and i came a long way to see you. you can call me jenny. >> that's better. i'm glad you done that -- you have the upper hand. >> ma'am? >> by goll

or paladin? - "tis not so deep as a well "nor so wide as a church door, but 'tis enough, 'twill serve." - it's the same with my wound. not so deep as a well, nor so wide as a church door but it is enough. - don... - do not be surprised. been wrong before. - not this time. i can feel it. that's why i sent for you after i read your card. - you want revenge? - no. the vendetta is between my family and another ancient line. we do not invite interference. my task for you is much more personal. - name it. to my home in san tomasino and deliver it there to my wife, maria. - isn't your wife here with you? - no, i sent her off this morning. i wanted her safely out of the way. i wish to die unobserved. i will pay whatever price you ask. gainst my family includes the threat of mutilation or destruction of the body. - do you believe in those traditions? - i'd rather not but it's a part of my heritage i cannot ignore. will you take the job? for $1,000 and expenses? - don miguel, that's fair enough but it's my

paladin? - mrs. lathrop. - would you excuse me, please? little pablo is very ill, and i must hurry. - the eternal nurse. my wife's always ministering to the sick, or the lame, or the lazy. - colonel, what is it you wish of me? - i noticed that you were admiring that portrait, sir. - oh, was i? - that's jonathan lathrop. general george washington's. - well, the military seems to run in your family. - yes. all the mares of my family have been in the military, or lawmakers, then i plead guilty, sir. i am proud of my ancestors. - well, i'm certain you have every reason to be proud, colonel. now, as to your business with me? - well, why don't we let that wait until after you've refreshed yourself? your bag's in your room. there's a hot bath waiting. and we dine at 8:00. tuolumne, will you s sw mister paladin to his room? - thank you. - as my wife mentioned, mr. paladin, i've spoken of you often, but i'm not sure that she'll approve my reasons for asking you here. - colonel, why am i here? - i want

paladin, paladin ? ?? (gun cocking) (gun uncocking) (knife thudding) (gasping through teeth) - here. blood starts circulating, these are going to hurt. ker. i'm obliged to you. you, uh... you after the old man? - i'm after ahab tyson, with a warrant. - i-i got stronger reasons. that was my only brother he killed at benedict pass. - the old man do this to you? - yeah. trapped me like a coyote 'cause i was too anxious. but he made a mistake when he left me alive. you know that weapon, paladin? - buffalo gun, sharps. - powerful enoh knock down a bull with one shot. yes, mister, this one kills big. you know, paladin, i got more old testament in me than new. i believe in an eye for an eye. 'll bring some help along with me. - don't use up all your luck. - paladin, my brother was all i had. that old man strung me up like a butchered animal. now i owe you something. and i hope i'm not gonna have to kill you over a thing like him. - he dig that grave for you? - yeah. in case i was found too late, he said. - stryke

paladin, paladin ? ?? - the answer is no. - but, sahib, that was your answer last week. - you still choose to ignore the fact that my rajah, kasimundra of kwarlal, once saved your life? - the rajah once refrained from executing me. - but you accepted his gift... the tooth of the killer whale.e. - it's true. and the acceptance in some areas implies that i must grant the donor any wish he desires... not excluding matricide. - you still choose to ignore the custom? - then your heart is cold and your ears deaf to the tears of a poor, lonely pilgrim in a far-off land. - my friend, as i have explained to y y, - it would take a good deal more than the tooth of a whale... any kind of a whale... to get me to guide a person 150 miles across desert country. - i have received permission to offer you more. - is it enough? - enough to cool a magnum or two of champagne. will you be making the journey with us? - if you are to be our guide and protector. - protector? i should think koro would be about the right size r kill

paladin ? ? paladin, paladin where do you roam? ? [whistles] -- >> [whistles] [speaking spanish] complex that little stallion can -- >> that little stallion can sure get up and go, canteen? -- can't he? >> you know, sam, i used to be like him. , a man cannot play all the time. -- >> you know, a man cannot play all the time. audios, amigo. >>adios, hombre! >> i answer the way i choose. you should have seen this morning, a dutiful animal, free like the air. but you will not tell me what to do. i do what i want, when i want. and that goes for you, too. is this all about? -- >> what is this all about? >> with this is all about, i am the saddest creature of all. i have become like you, a creature of habit, a slave to this land. next -- >> [speaking spanish] arguing in spanish] beck's you are the image of your father. only, he had the good sense when he grew up to put his roots down. >> roots? eight tree has roots. a man has legs. i will use my legs. to do what i want to do and when i want to do it. stagnation, my friend. stagnation. >> se

- paladin. con mucho gusto. - se?or paladin. - did you get my wire? i received your answer. - i got your card, but i sent no answer, se?or. - pedro, i sent the answer. - you should not have done so. i'm sorry to have inconvenienced you, se?or, have. - pedro, we do not seek trouble. it is already upon us. - ay, pobrecito. you heard firing from the martin ranch a few moments ago. - we did. - i shot two of martin's men on that set-to, and... i brought these for you. - you see? this is how a professional does things. - i see. what do you ask for the rifles? - you tell me after you've used them. i would indeed be fearless. - what were you doing at the martin ranch, se?or? - choosing my side. - and you choose this one? - i'm here. - perhaps you have not chosen too wisely, se?or. we are greatly outnumbered. - well, with just a few men, jackson held new orleans. and with fewer men, washington took trenton. - you speak knowingly of the art of war, se?or. - i've had some training. i'd like to look over the disputed territory. - this is no dispute. the land belo

paladin? - well, hey boy, i suspect that when the colonel wakes up, skull that will require your skills. (knocking) - uh, good evening. i wonder if you folks could afford me a night's shelter. my horse has gone lame. - sorry, mister, but having a stranger around at night would be upsetting to the lady of the house. - oh, i understand that, but you do have a barn and some straw, don't you? - get your foot out of that door. - well, now, sir, i told you that my horse has gone lame. i have no intention of ruining a good animal. - look, mister, you get going now. your horse is no business of ours. - well, perhaps if you ask your wife, she might have a little more human understanding about it. - i don't have to ask my wife. i give the orders around here. - andrews, put that shotgun down. - yes, ma'am. - do it now. - i ain't hardly begun my dinner yet. - you eat enough for three men, you don't hardly do the work of one. now get going. - oh, and, uh, be careful with that horse. - andrews may lack mann

i want paladin to take her. find a place for her that she'll-- - this child is not a piece of merchandise for bargaining! - i agree! she's the only human thing in this whole affair. but i want her away from you, away f fm your hate. - even you ought to be able to tell her head's too empty for hate, or anything else. - if there is a person here without understanding, - yes, to that i must agree. - well, i am forced to disagree with both of you. (gina humming) now, i'm gonna ask you people one time not to go through with this. august, you're an intelligent man, an educated man. give credence to the i ia that he may be telling the truth. no? well, then, have the charity to f fgive him for what you believe happened. he was a v vy young man, and you say yourself that your wife was a rarely beautiful woman. - you waste time, sir. - spencer. this is exactly the kind of a thing that drove you out here. you were a man sick, revolted, - somewhere a poet must have said, "to truly love beauty is to be willing to die for it

paladin... i don't suppose you can stop it. - monica, the shadow a man stands on at noon seems to rise up and meet him at evening. i don't know whether i can stop that. - well, don't judge him by what he appears to be now. he's a good man. - more strangers? - no. but they might wait outside town. - where's your gun? - it's inside. - what does that mean, buhl? - that i ain't begging to die. - oh, you did pick a good time to decide that. - reagan, i've got three kids! - you took pay for wearing that badge! - well, this is different! this is between you and turner! and your wife. i mean crawl! you like to wear this badge, paladin? - no. - you're right! no man would like wearing this badge. ther friends. his shotgun might've kept us alive. - hey, mister. son, what'ss ben tu? is he a relative? - yeah, you might call him that. i never had a last name till i met him. just dink. then, one e ght, ben turner picked me off a saloon floor and patched up some bullet holes in me, and... i just sort of took hi

paladin. good day, sir. - uh, mr. paladin-- he's, uh, wealthy? - here. always i bring mr. paladin newspaper from every place. him big tipper. - oh. - quite all right, sir. this is his permanent residence. - his, uh, credit? - you must be new to san francisco. no one questions mr. paladin's credit. - uh, he's engaged in business here? - he must have investments all over the west. he's always going away on business trips. - oh. (thinking) - "bartholomew holgate wanted for murder "by the town of bender in wyoming territory "was captured in the foothills "south of sacramento this morning. "holgate pleaded with the local authorities ender. "the prisoner stated that he would be turned over to a mob which would lynch him." - everything taken care of, mr. paladin. it's a pleasure to do business with a gentleman of taste. - "bartholomew holgate... (whistle blowing) - get out of my way! - you seem to have gotten tangled up n half. i ought to pull the trigger and finish it right here. thanks, mister. give me them irons. - you can't blame me. he was taking me back to be lynched. - uh,

paladin ? ? paladin, paladin where do you roam? ? ? paladin, paladin far ? ? far from home ?? >> m horsesy have to. click shall never make it across the border. >> you the posse will be here soon. >> you can take my horse. the posse wants you, not me. >> wait until dark and go to tucson. i will meet you as soon as i can. >> on the a darker you safe -- >> what are you doing here? >> can i have some honor -- w ater? >> yes, come with me. are you all right? don't drink anymore now. what are you doing? >> it's not important. jump. >> stop it. stop it. stop, stop! whoa. >> it's my family. nothing to be afraid of. >> who is he? that was very brave thing you did trying to save her. come on, tell us what your name is. >> [speaking spanish language] >> come on over and sit with me, bo no one will hurt you. y. carlos. all we want you to do is tell us. >> [speaking spanish language] >> dead. >> tu padre? obviously, the boy is an orphan. we will set up -- have to send him to the sisters of mercy. >> why can he stay right here with us? >> you can't make me. >> where will you go? >> we will

paladin ? ? paladin, paladin ? ? where do you roam? ? ?? (gun xxxxs) (paladin) - you coululsay you love me, sandy, and i might believe it. and someday, when my back made an inviting target, you might forget it. ?? ?? "shot and killed the driver th a payroll worth over $50,000." - very un-ladylike behavior. - - re like an animal, i'd say. how does a woman become so brutalized? - there's only one way to find out. - hey boy, pack the gear. - (grunts) (gasping) - let me have the gun belt. come on! ah! where's your horse? - i'm afoot. all right. come on. put 'em on. ah! come here! now, i am gonna tell you just one more time. put 'em on! - how come you don't shoot me? - for one thing, the stage company wants its money back. and for another, there's more reward for you alive than dead. - that didn't stop that headhunter who shot my horse out from under me. he was so all-eager afire to kill me, he didn't set long enough to draw a bead. - well, he was probably worried about your reputation, didn't wanna take a chance. - and you ain't worried? - l

paladin ? ? paladin, paladin, where do you roam? ? ? paladin, paladin far ? ?? - we can't last eight more miles, minoru, so we're going over the cliff. the last ten feet won't be pleasant, but neither is the alternative. ?? in defeat, i shall comfort myself with the conceit that the game of go should remain exclusively japanese. the western mind is far too devious for our simple talents. - (laughs) well, the east yielded chess to us. perhaps you should go back to japan and tell them to send us teachers of go. the teachers they send us will not be of go. - i have heard of the new leadership in japan. - the sleeping tiger of wa is never far from us. it waits only to be awakened. two men have been smuggled into mexico from japan. they are to slip across the american border to seek the converts i have refused them. - just two? - two. - a cross and a sword. historically, very effective. but there are people to deal with those who would cross - that i cannot doally. i can come to you, but no further. yet, they must be stopped. i will understand. - my son minoru. he wi

paladin, paladin ? ?? ? hello. >> ?, and welcome to the show, from murphy to manteo, smart start kids ? counties near and far, and everyone's a star, smart start kids ?? >> we're at barton college in wilson, north carolina. we're taking pictures. smile! when you take a picture, what

paladin, paladin ? ? ? trying to make it back before midnight. >> ready? >> i am driving. >> i will drive back. >> what is it? >> a turkey, a great big one. >> what on earth to you want