Craft introduction for our script with the following Title: "How the last person that JOHN WAYNE 'DID AWAY WITH' in the movies was actually WYATT EARP!" .Take our current text and change it a little bit: Introduction : In September of 1955, ABC introduced a new show called The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp. This show, along with Gunsmoke, helped launch a great era of the TV Western. Westerns became so popular on TV that by the end of the 1950s, there would be as many as 40 Westerns that were on during primetime. Wyatt Error was filmed and broadcast in black and white, and it aired for six seasons, a total of 229 episodes, and it ran from 1955 to 1961. It starred Hugo Bryan in the title role of Wyatt Error. It also starred Mason Dinehart and Douglas Fowley in supporting roles. The first season of the show tells the story of Wyatt's experiences as a town marshal in Ellsworth, Kansas. This was the first four episodes of the show, and then he went on to be the town marshal in Wichita. In the second episode of the second season, he was hired as the assistant city marshal of Dodge City. He remained there for three seasons. The last episode that was set in Dodge City was season five episode one, and it was called Dodge City, Hale and Farewell, and that aired September 1, 1959. During the very next week, September 8, 1959, the locale shifted to Tombstone, Arizona, for the remainder of the series. Now think about this in 1956 until 1959, the show was actually set in Dodge City, which is also the setting for gunsmoat. Marshal Matt Dillon is never mentioned in the show, but many of the episodes take place in or around or actually make some passing reference to the lawn branch saloon. This was a setting that was used a lot during the action scenes of gunsmoat, although this show is highly fictionalized. The series itself actually followed and chronological order the lifeline of Wyatt Er with his moves through various Kansas towns and on to Tombstone eventually. This is pretty unique among Westerns at the time in following this timeline throughout the entire series.

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