"Bat Masterson" Incident in Leadville (TV Episode 1959) - Gene Barry as Bat Masterson

Jess Santala : Are you gonna be around here long, stranger?

Bat Masterson : Long enough.

Jess Santala : That's all I'm askin' - just long enough.
[Bat shows Jennie an unflattering newspaper article about himself]

Bat Masterson : Do you know anything about this?

Jennie : I had an idea that paper might catch up with you. You don't miss much when it comes to your reputation.

Bat Masterson : It's my stock in trade, Jennie. It's all I've got.
Bat Masterson : Do you know anything about me, Miss Hart?

Jo Hart : Enough to know what you stand for: violence, Mr. Masterson - the law unto yourself.

Bat Masterson : The law is only a word unless it's backed up by the truth.
Jo Hart : Bat, you know you don't have to go on. There's a job here for you, on the paper.

Bat Masterson : No, I couldn't stay fixed yet - not for a while. Got more places to go to, things to do and see - but don't you think for a moment that I'm liable to forget what I learned here. Look, I've got printers ink in my blood, too. I may even begin to look at things differently from now on; sort of like a reporter. Someday, I may even have enough to write about.
[last lines]

[Jo gives Bat a pencil]

Jo Hart : Bat, take this along with you.

[Bat puts the pencil in his holster with his gun]

Bat Masterson : Both pack a lot of lead - go well together.

[They shake hands, and Bat departs on his horse]

Gene Barry: Bat Masterson