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No, Gunsmoke's first six seasons were not called "Marshall Dillon." The show aired under the title "Gunsmoke," featuring the character Marshall Matt Dillon, portrayed by James Arness. The series debuted on CBS in 1955 and became one of the longest-running prime-time dramas in television history. The title "Marshall Dillon" is often associated with the character but not as an official title for the show.

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What was Marshall Dillon's horse's name?

Marshall Matt Dillon, star of TV's popular Western, Gunsmoke, rode a horse named Buck. Strangely, the horse's name was only mentioned once during Gunsmoke's twenty-season run. Dillon's friend Festus had a mule called Ruth. Evidently there were TWO horses named Buck because some of the Gunsmoke episodes have Marshall Dillon riding a buckskin horse with white stockings and some of the Gunsmoke episodes have Marshall Dillon riding a buckskin horse without any white stockings.


Is Matt Dillon tall?

Marshall Matt Dillon was 6 feet 7 inches.


What is the name of Marshall Dillon's sidekick?

Chester


What was Marshall Dillon's first name in gunsmoke?

Matthew .


Did Chester ever call Marshall Matt Dillon by any other name than Mr Dillon?

Matthew


Was marshall dillon's horse buck male or female?

Male


How many people did Marshall Dillon kill?

61


What kind of horse did marshall dillon ride?

a Buckskin Quarter Horse


What has the author Jane Marshall Dillon written?

Jane Marshall Dillon has written: 'Form over fences' -- subject(s): Jumping (Horsemanship) 'School for young riders' -- subject(s): Horse-shows, Horsemanship


Who was the man marshall dillon was having the shootout with when Gunsmoke comes on?

Arvo Ojala .


Who were marshall dillon's deputies?

Marshal Dillon's deputies on the television show "Gunsmoke" were Chester Goode, Quint Asper, Festus Haggen, and Newly O'Brien.


Where is Marshall Dillons horse today?

Gunsmoke was made in the early 1950s and into the 1960's the horse that Marshall Dillon rode is no longer alive.