Who's your favorite tv cowboy of all time?

roy rogers, because he was always honest and forthright. but all cowboys were. think about it, until the scoundrel maverick came along, all cowboys were the same. just rode a different horse and had a different side kick.

John Wayne

"Duke" Wayne began his career as a prop boy, stuntman and extra in the mid-1920s before making his feature film debut in MEN WITHOUT WOMEN (1930). Quickly working his way up from bit player to leading man in Raoul Walsh's THE BIG TRAIL (1930), Wayne would go on to star in almost 180 films over the course of his career and win a Best Actor Oscar in 1969. Though he played everything from football coaches to sailors, his roles in westerns and war films came to define his screen persona, and it is for his contributions to these all-American genres that he is best remembered today.

Roy Rogers

John Wayne

Gene Autry

All 3 were All-American men with values

The Lone Ranger

Matt Dillon, Gunsmoke

Roy Rogers

Gene Autry

Bud from Urban Cowboy

Paladin, Paladin Where do you roam?

Paladin, Paladin, Far, far from home.

Have Gun Will Travel reads the card of a man.

A knight without armor in a savage land.

His fast gun for hire heeds the calling wind.

A soldier of fortune is the man called Paladin.

Paladin, Paladin Where do you roam?

Paladin, Paladin, Far, far from home.

He travels on to wherever he must

A chess knight of silver is his badge of trust

There are campfire legends that the trailmen spin

Of the man with the gun

Of the man called Paladin

Paladin Paladin Where do you roam?

Paladin Paladin Far, far from home

Far from home. Far from home.

Do space cowboys count?

Captain Malcolm Reynolds.

If space cowboys don't count I'll have to go with Brisco County Jr.