Rawhide (TV Series)

Incident of the Married Widow (1963)

Eric Fleming: Gil Favor

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Quotes 

• Gil Favor : By the time you finish explaining how you was using my name without benefit of clergy, I got a hunch you gonna feel a lot fainter.

• Gil Favor : All right, let's take it from the beginning. You got the supplies and nobody got shot. Good. Nobody's in jail and nobody got drunk. Mmm? Right?

  Rowdy Yates : Right.

  Gil Favor : No trouble.

  Rowdy Yates : No trouble, no.

  Gil Favor : What's the matter? Come on! You're squirming around like you're ready to hatch a keg of gun powder!

• Gil Favor : Smile, honey, this is your honeymoon, not an execution.

• Gil Favor : To everything there is a season. And to every purpose a time. I'm quite sure that when the right time comes for me to do the thinking for the both of us, we'll know.

• Rowdy Yates : [singing sweetly at the piano in the Salon]  The sun is peeking out over the mountains, it's shining in a special way on this our wedding day. The mission bells will ring down in the valley to tell the world that you are mine, my love. Padre, Padre, as we say I dos, bless us, Padre, for our whole life through. And as the sun goes down over that mountain, the stars will light I tell tonight as we ride home tonight. In all the West, I'll be the happiest trail boss

  [Rowdy laughs] 

  Rowdy Yates : on this day you gave me

  [Rowdy is interrupted again with the Salon in an uproar as Abigail in a white gown is accompanied by Gil in his Captain's uniform standing together at the top of the stairs] 

  Rowdy Yates : all my love. Mr Favor?

  Gil Favor : Later, sonny. I'm busy.

  Rowdy Yates : Sonny?

• Gil Favor : My widow? Of the peevering, simple-minded stories I ever heard! Mmph! Mmph!

• Rowdy Yates : Well, shall I form the cattle into platoons, Captain? Or should we just charge them right into Denver?

  Gil Favor : At ease, Private, at ease.

  Rowdy Yates : Private?

• Abigail Fletcher : I have a feeling I'm gonna need a clear head more than I'm gonna need that.

  Gil Favor : I'll settle for a clear memory.

• Gil Favor : As old wood is best for burning, an old horse to ride, old books to read. So too old friends are best to have.

• Gil Favor : [Gil reads the epitaph attached to his picture captioned Capt Gil Favor CSA. In Memorium]  When I am dead, my dearest, sing no sad songs for me.