Roosevelt turning up at the game to assist in memorializing Paladin. In the 1985 Star Trek novel Ishmael by Barbara Hambly, in which the Enterprise travels back in time, Spock plays chess against Paladin during a visit to San Francisco. In the 2013 fan-created series Star Trek Continues episode "Pilgrim of Eternity", visual effects artist Doug Drexler played the part of Paladin in a Holodeck creation. Drexler cited the special specifications of Paladin's revolver to an impressed Captain Kirk (Vic Mignogna). As a homage to Boone's character, in the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, the Paladin features an archetype named "Holy Gun", whose abilities are succinctly described as "Have Gun". The 2019 video game The Outer Worlds has a side quest titled "Makes Space Suits, Won't Travel" about a fashion designer in a space colony who sends the protagonist out on errands for her. Desmond Bagley's 1968 novel The Vivero Letter has a moment when the protagonist/narrator, thinking about what he is getting into, ironically describes himself as an "adventurer at large – 'have gun, will travel'." Then he notes that he does not have a gun and said, "I doubted whether I could use one effectively, anyway." See also List of Have Gun – Will Travel episodes References Bibliography Have Gun – Will Travel Companion'' by Martin Grams, Jr. and Les Rayburn. OTR Publishing, 2001. . External links Have Gun – Will Travel at CVTA Have Gun – Will Travel at the Museum of Broadcast Communications Have Gun – Will Travel Tribute Site The Entire Radio Series for download Web-site for the Have Gun – Will Travel paperback book Have Gun – Will Travel: The Radio Series by author Martin Grams, Jr. "Ballad of Paladin" (closing theme) – written by Johnny Western, Richard Boone, and Sam Rolfe and performed by Johnny Western Zoot Radio, free old time radio show downloads of Have Gun – Will Travel. Behind-the-scenes production photo Collection of Stephen Lodge. 1950s Western (genre) television series CBS original programming American radio dramas Television series by CBS Studios Television shows set in San Francisco 1957 American television series debuts 1963 American television series endings Television shows adapted into comics Television shows adapted into novels Snowclones 1950s American radio programs 1960s American radio programs 1958 radio programme debuts 1960 radio programme endings Black-and-white American television shows CBS Radio programs 1960s Western (genre) television series 1950s neologisms Quotations from radio Quotations from