1. Paul Brinegar
2. Robert Cabal
3. Clint Eastwood
4. Steve Raines

Clint Eastwood's acting break came with "Rawhide."

1. Robert Cabal
2. Clint Eastwood
3. James Murdoch
4. Steve Raines

Clint Eastwood never appeard in another TV role.

1. 29
2. 28
3. 19
4. 18

Clint Eastwood was 28 when he began playing the character of Rowdy Yates.

1. 29
2. 28
3. 19
4. 18

Although Clint Eastwood was 28, the character he played was supposed to be 19 years old.

1. cattle drive
2. enforcing law and order in the American West
3. keeping the peace in Dodge City
4. life on the ranch

"Rawhide" is about a cattle drive, set in the 1860s.

1. Ben Cartwright
2. Joseph "Little Joe" Cartwright
3. Gil Favor
4. Rance

Gil Favor is the trail boss.

1. Clint Eastwood
2. Eric Fleming
3. John Houston
4. Chuck Connors

Eric Fleming was cast as the trail boss, Gil Favor.

1. with a monologue by the trail boss
2. with a montage of gold mining photos
3. with a montage of cattle photos
4. with a map of Texas

Most episodes began with a monologue from the trail boss, Gil Favor.

1. Hey Soos
2. Mushy
3. Toothless
4. Wishbone

The cook's name was Wishbone.

1. George Washington Wishbone
2. George Patton Wishbone
3. George Carver Wishbone
4. George Bernard Shaw Wishbone

Wishbone's actually his last name. His full name was George Washington Wishbone.

1. book
2. TV series
3. they came out at the same time
4. there is no book

The TV show "Rawhide" aired in January 1959, but the book wasn't published until 1961 -- with Clint Eastwood and Eric Fleming on its cover.

1. Paul Brinegar
2. James Murdock
3. Steve Raines
4. Sheb Wooley

Sheb Wooley, who played scout Pete Nolan, cut a novelty single in 1958 called "Purple People Eater."

1. Johnny Cash
2. Frankie Laine
3. The Ventures
4. Sheb Wooley

American singer and composer Frankie Laine originally recorded the "Rawhide" theme song.

1. Robert Cabal
2. Clint Eastwood
3. William R. Thompkins
4. Sheb Wooley

Sheb Wooley is the voice actor credited with recording the Wilhelm scream, a sound effect that's made its way into more than 300 movies and counting.

1. Harkness Mushgrove III
2. Harkness Mushgrove Jr.
3. Harkness Mushgrove
4. James Mush

Wishbone's assistant, Mushy, is legally, Harkness Mushgrove III.

1. 12-15
2. 3
3. 2
4. 1

One, and that was Jesús "Hey Soos" Patines.

1. John Amos
2. Morgan Freeman
3. Nat Love
4. Raymond St. Jacques

Raymond St. Jacques played Simon Blake, making him the first black cowboy on a TV Western.

1. Kirk Douglas
2. Charlton Heston
3. John Ireland
4. Burt Lancaster

John Ireland joined the cast after Eric Fleming left.

1. 0
2. 1
3. 2
4. the entire final season

Although Clint Eastwood's first directing attempts were for "Rawhide" trailers, he never directed an episode.

1. Gil
2. Quince
3. Mushy
4. Rowdy

Early in the first season, we learn Rowdy, who joined the war at 16, spent time as a prisoner of war in a Union prison camp.

1. Gil
2. Hey Soos
3. Pete
4. Rowdy

Gil had been a captain in the Confederate army during the Civil War.

1. cowhand
2. "dust-eater" (who rides in back)
3. rider on the side of the herd
4. the foreman, second in charge

The ramrod is the foreman and usually the next-in-line for being in charge.

1. Burgess Meredith
2. Leslie Nielson
3. Marion Ross
4. all of these actors were guest stars

Burgess Meredith guest starred as a hangman. Marion Ross played a character named Flora. And Leslie Nielson guest starred on the same episode as Martin Landau.

1. Season 1
2. Season 2
3. Season 3
4. Season 8

The initial cattle drive starts with Season 1 and reaches its destination during Season 3.

1. Robert Culp
2. Buddy Ebsen
3. Peter Lorre
4. Leonard Nimoy

Robert Culp, who later stars in "I Spy" with Bill Cosby, played Civil War veteran and morphine addict Craig Kern.

1. 1
2. 3
3. 5
4. 8

"Rawhide" lasted eight seasons, airing 217 episodes.

1. Sabrina Spellman ("Sabrina, The Teenage Witch")
2. Samantha Stephens ("Bewitched")
3. Tabitha Stephens ("Tabitha")
4. Witch Hazel ("Looney Toons")

Before her well-known role of witch Samantha Stephens on "Bewitched," Elizabeth Montgomery guest starred on an episode of "Rawhide."

1. "Gunslinger"
2. "Gunsmoke"
3. "The Virginian"
4. all of these

Charles Marquis Warren, producer of "Rawhide," also produced episodes of the Western-themed TV shows "Gunslinger," "Gunsmoke" and "The Virginian."

1. American Cowboy Culture Award
2. Bronze Wrangler
3. Maverick Movie Award
4. Spur Award

"Rawhide" was awarded a Bronze Wrangler for Best Fictional Television Drama from the Western Heritage Awards -- which celebrates the music, film, television and literature of the American West -- in 1961, 1962, 1964 and 1965.

1. Best New Program
2. Best Western Series
3. Program of the Year
4. never won an Emmy

"Rawhide" never won an Emmy award.

1. Paul Brinegar
2. Robert Cabal
3. Eric Fleming
4. Rocky Shahan

Clint Eastwood's "Rawhide" co-star, Eric Fleming ("Gil Favor"), passed on Sergio Leone's Western "A Fistful of Dollars."

1. cattle drover George C. Duffield
2. George C. Duffield's parter, Harvey Ray
3. trailblazer Jesse Chisholm
4. former Condererate officer David Morrill Poor

Producer Charles Marquis Warren based the character of Gil Favor on a diary written by a trail boss named George C. Duffield, written in 1866 during a drive from San Antonio, Texas, to Sedalia, Missouri.

1. Clint Eastwood (as Rowdy) and Paul Brinegar (as Wishbone)
2. Clint Eastwood (as Rowdy) and James Murdock (as Mushy)
3. Clint Eastwood (as Rowdy) and John Pickard (as Sheriff)
4. Clint Eastwood (as Rowdy) and Steve Raines (as Jim Quince)

Clint Eastwood (as Rowdy) and Paul Brinegar (as Wishbone) were the only two actros to appear in all eight seasons.

1. Season 4
2. Season 7
3. Season 8
4. it was never shot in color

"Rawhide" was always shot in black and white, never in color.

1. "Branded"
2. "The Virginian"
3. "The Wild Wild West"
4. there was no spinoff

There was no spinoff from the TV show.