The Rebel: 7 End Credits

[@itiswhatitaintanditaintwha1427]

He was panther quick and leather tough, and he figured that he'd been pushed enough!

[@jalowe1957]

Goodson/Todman also produced the Chuck Connors western series "Branded" and the short-lived anthology series "The Richard Boone Show"

[@kingbee1500]

The first line of the "Branded" theme gives the whole backstory: "All but one man died/down at Bitter Creek/and they say he ran away..."

[@markjeffries3684]

The Harris Katelman listed in one of the sequences as an actor was Goodson and Todman's man in Hollywood who represented them on set. By the time G-T moved a lot of their operations to LA in the early 70s, they were out of scripted TV and not going back to it.

[@recordman64]

He went on to become a producer. He and Harve Bennett co-produced the Andy Griffith series Salvage One.

[@bmasters1981]

@@recordman64 And quite a few other shows w/Columbia Pictures Television (Salvage 1 w/Andy Griffith being one of them), like The American Girls (flash-in-the-pan from 1978 w/Debra Clinger and Priscilla Barnes).

[@Sheri451]

THey used to show The Rebel on MeTV network. I used to see the products sometimes. I was watching one morning and they had a symbol blurred out. I thought it was a cigarette ad. I guess I was right.

[@robertmcintire9776]

I liked two episodes of The Rebel, Dark Secret, teleplay by Simon Wincelberg, story by David Victor,and The Executioner, teleplay by Peggy and Lou Shaw and Archie L. Tegland, story by Peggy and Lou Shaw..

[@richellebrittain2127]

Did Johnny Cash sing the theme song for any other TV series?

[@michaela.mccracken4461]

This has been A Mark Goodson - Bill Todman Production.

[@kingbee1500]

Is this the only non-game show Goodson & Todman produced? Pretty good western...

[@fromthesidelines]

They also produced the live mystery anthology "THE WEB" {CBS, 1950-'54}, which appeared just before "WHAT'S MY LINE?".

[@recordman64]

They had a hand in another Western, Jefferson Drum, and also the first TV adaptation of Philip Marlowe, starring Philip Carey, from 1959. There's an episode of Philip Marlowe here on YT.

[@mikesmemoriesfromthepast89]

No.

[@sexymama1966]

The Richard Boone Show (the one after he finished "Have Gun, Will Travel)

[@spwash1000]

They also produced One Happy Family

[@dannygaines1352]

Yes...they made some good TV shows back then. How many shows have held up as long as the "original "Twilight Zone?

[@recordman64]

Any idea who the announcer is? It doesn't sound like one of their game show guys.

[@mikesmemoriesfromthepast89]

Nope. Sorry.