"Have Gun - Will Travel" The Long Night (TV Episode 1957) - William Schallert as Clyde Broderick

Clyde Broderick : Now, there's been some mistake, sir. My name is Broderick, Clyde Broderick, of the Sharps Rifle Company. I'm the territorial representative, salesman, "drummer" if you will.
Clyde Broderick : I never carry a weapon. I never fired one. When your two gentlemen accosted me on the road...

Louis Strome : She's DEAD.

Clyde Broderick : Who's dead?

Paladin : Shock tactics, Clyde. You're supposed to give yourself away when Mr Strome says those three words.
Paladin : Strome, you told us this man rode off without looking back. Now, I think if he had any feeling for this girl, he would've looked back when you shot her. He'd have ridden back to see if she was hurt.

Clyde Broderick : Are you saying this girl is not dead?

Paladin : No, I think she's dead. But, Strome, how much time passed after that man got away? How much time before you shot your wife?

Andy Fisher : Why don't you answer that, Strome?

Paladin : How much time Strome?
Andy Fisher : You win.

Clyde Broderick : That's not funny.

Paladin : Clyde, you have my word. As long as I live, you live.
Clyde Broderick : Three fools that's what we are.

Paladin : Well, I find good comradeship comforting at a time like this.
Clyde Broderick : Could have been a lonely man, Strome. A man who wandered every place because he had no place. He could draw strength from someone like her loving him. He'd take more than he could give. But he could make her feel needed because he'd see her loneliness.

William Schallert: Clyde Broderick