Gunsmoke - Friends Payoff

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What is the opening advertisement and how does it lead into the Gunsmoke story?

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Offer ends 24th December.
Jack Kruschen 1:04
Around Dodge City and in the Territory on West, there's just one way to handle the killers and the spoilers, and that's with a U.S. Marshal and the smell of gun smoke.
Jack Kruschen 1:25
Gunsmoke, starring William Conrad. The story of the violence that moved west with young America. And the story of a man who moved with it. I'm that man.
William Conrad 1:44
Matt Dillon, United States Marshal. The first man they look for and the last they want to meet. It's a chancy job, and it makes a man watchful. and a little
Lenny Hayes 1:56
lonely. Come on,
William Conrad 2:18
let's break it next. I'm like a man to work this ain't never done.
Unknown 2:22
Uh, mister?
William Conrad 2:25
You'd think somebody else in this town might take a hand in keeping up their own boardwalk, but no, sir, I gotta do it. Mister! Don't bother me now, boy! Gotta get these nails in solid.
Unknown 2:37
I come looking for the
William Conrad 2:38
Marshal. Well, that's his office right
Unknown 2:40
there. He ain't in there.
William Conrad 2:42
Well, you'll just have to wait then.
Unknown 2:43
I got a message for the Marshal.
William Conrad 2:45
Look, I already told
Unknown 2:46
you. It's on his papers.
William Conrad 2:48
Let's see it.
Unknown 2:49
I'm supposed to give it to the marshal personally.
William Conrad 2:51
Well, you ain't gonna give it to him if he ain't there.
Unknown 2:54
When he be back, mister?
William Conrad 2:55
My land, boy, I got enough to tend to without fretting about where Mr. Dillon is every minute. You want me to give the paper to him?
Unknown 3:02
I ain't to let loose of it to nobody else.
William Conrad 3:04
Well, it'd be all right to let me see it. I'm the marshal's assistant, his right-hand man, you might
Unknown 3:09
say. I ain't to let it loose.
William Conrad 3:11
Ah, forevermore. Just quit bothering me about it, then. I got enough to do. Quite a handyman, aren't you, Chester? Well, Mr. Dillon, this board just had to be fixed before somebody broke
his...
William Conrad 3:26
Oh, this boy's been looking for you.
Unknown 3:29
I got this paper. It's for the marshal.
William Conrad 3:30
He wouldn't let me so much as look at it. I can't make nothing out of it. Never mind, Chester. You can give it to me, son. I'm the marshal.
Unknown 3:36
Oh, here.
William Conrad 3:39
Thank you. Hey, boy. Hey, wait a minute.

How does Marshal Matt Dillon first appear and what is his initial mission?

Unknown 3:43
I'm just supposed to give it to the marshal, that's all. Just give it to the
William Conrad 3:44
marshal. Look at him go, Mr. Dillon. You want me to go after him? No, never mind, Chester. Let him go. All right. What's it say? Chester, I'm going to ride out of town a ways. Well, kindly sudden, ain't it? Does that note say something I should know about Mr. Dillon? No. I'll be back as soon as I can. All right, then. It don't matter to me none that folks won't tell me nothing about nothing. Seems like there's only one thing
Lenny Hayes 4:20
around here I'm fit for and that's using a hammer. Doc!
Doc! Matt?
Lenny Hayes 4:49
Mitchell?
Unknown 4:51
Yeah, Ab. Yeah,
William Conrad 5:01
I knowed you'd come. The boy brought me the message. You hurt bad? Bad enough. In the back. Here, let me take a look at it.
Lenny Hayes 5:13
All right. All right.
William Conrad 5:18
Yeah, that's bad enough. How long you been lying here, Rabbit? Just since yesterday, Matt. I figured to make it to Dodge, but I couldn't sit my horse no longer. Lucky for me, that boy come by hunting rabbits. How'd this happen? On the trail up from Texas.

What clues do the townspeople give about the mysterious Ab Butler?

William Conrad 5:40
Two, three days. Ambush, Matt. Stinking ambush. You know who did it? And a hard seeing who shoots you in the back. Yeah. Matt? Yeah, Ab? I ain't gonna make it without help. You got help. You'll make it. I'm gonna get you to Doc.
William Conrad 6:16
Pour some water into that basin for me, will you, man? I want to wash my hands. Yeah, sure, Doc. Thank you. How about Ab, Doc? Is he going to make it? Well, I don't know, man. He's badly hurt. There's no question about that. Well, getting the bullet out will help, won't it?

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