"Rawhide" Incident of the Wanderer (TV Episode 1964) - Eric Fleming as Gil Favor

Les Hunt : That's 50 miles from here.

Michob : Correction, sir, it's 3 days, a dozen mountains, and one good pair of boots from here.

Gil Favor : You walked the ways?

Michob : Only since that great beady-eyed monster I called good friend horse decided to part company with me and my wagon and there on the open side of a cliff. Phew, aside from my neck, this was all I could salvage.
Michob : It's true that I've lost my stock, but, you see, to a man of commerce, adversity is where to gain fortune. Turn of the wheel, so to speak. Today disaster, tomorrow the end of the rainbow.

Gil Favor : Maybe in St Louis or even in Homeville, but not Sloan's Crossing. That's an open grave. Both you and I know the only commerce a town like that understands begins and ends with a pack of cards and a stock of six-bit reservation fire water.
Wishbone : Michob certainly is a weird name.

Gil Favor : Not as queer as some I've come across, for instance, George Washington Wishbone.
Gil Favor : I'm running this drive, not superstition.
Gil Favor : Two coincidences don't make a legend, any more than old wives' tales, and ghosts, and goblins come true.
Gil Favor : I understand a cynic is a man who knows the price of everything, and the value of nothing. Unfortunately, at the moment, I happen to know both.
Michob : I let another man's fury take the place of my reason. And that is the cardinal act of idiocy.

Gil Favor : So you're running away?

Michob : Not running, walking.

Eric Fleming: Gil Favor