Can you guess the TV Western from just one character?
You only get one shot to know these Westerns or not.

Because the settings so often stay the same (and some shows even used the same sets!), TV Westerns are all about character development, but how much were you paying attention while watching the best Western shows?
Scroll through the names below and see if you can match all these recurring characters to the correct Western series every time.
This one's not for beginners, so we recommend only the straightest shooters move on ahead. You only get one shot to get it right. Good luck!
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This character was a master of disguise on which show: ARTEMUS GORDON
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This character briefly joined his brothers on which Western: BEAUREGARDE
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This Western's star was also known by this name: DON DIEGO DE LA VEGA
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This assistant to a wagon cook had one of TV Western's best nicknames: HARKNESS "MUSHY" MUSHGROVE III
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On this Western, he was the highest ranking of the household staff: SILAS
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She was known as the local town gossip on which Western: HARRIET OLESON
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This troublemaker tried to reform his life working on which TV Western: GRIFF KING
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This kid shows up with a tall tale that is father is a famous frontiersman on which Western: BARNABY WEST
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She was a smart businesswoman and owner of the General Store on which Western: LOU MALLORY
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You deserve an easy one to finish. He was a gunsmith who rose up to become deputy on which Western: NEWLY O'BRIEN

Can you guess the TV Western from just one character?
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31 Comments

10/10, but I love Westerns. As others have pointed out, Lou owned a hotel and Beau was a cousin to the Mavericks, not their brother. And it's a bit odd to describe Silas as the "highest ranking" of the Barkley household staff since we never saw any other household staff, except perhaps waiters passing drinks at a large party. But it's nice to give Napoleon Whiting some recognition.