Are these names of '50s TV cowboys or '80s action heroes?

Maverick meant different things to these two generations.

 The Everett Collection

How much do 1950s TV cowboys and 1980s action movie heroes have in common?

Enough that audiences of both decades were obsessed with characters named Maverick.

Still think you can separate the heroes of the Old West from the tough guys who threw punches on the big screen? Well yippie-ki-yay, give it a try!
  1. LUCAS MCCAIN
  2. JOHN MCCLANE
  3. SNAKE PLISSKEN
  4. JOSH RANDALL
  5. PALADIN
  6. TOM BREWSTER
  7. MARTIN RIGGS
  8. KYLE REESE
  9. VINT BONNER
  10. DUTCH
  11. AXEL FOLEY
  12. JACK CATES
  13. JIM HARDIE
  14. JOHN MATRIX
  15. BAT MASTERSON

Are these names of '50s TV cowboys or '80s action heroes?

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33 Comments

EllisClevenger 66 months ago
You got 14 out of 15
It's clear you're the real hero of keeping track of onscreen heroes!
Missed #12.
MrBill 66 months ago
14/15; tough quiz - had to guess on most.
Dale 66 months ago
Got 11 out 15. "I'm getting too old for this" crap.
Tresix 66 months ago
15/15. There was an Eighties movie based off of "Wanted: Dead or Alive" that starred Rutger Hauer as Nick Randall, a descendant of Josh's.
There's also a song with that same title by Bon Jovi {as long as we're "mentioning" spin-offs" from the tv show title. I'm not sure, but maybe the show/title is what inspired whomever wrote the song, to write it.}
WILD 66 months ago
You got 13 out of 15
It's clear you're the real hero of keeping track of onscreen heroes!
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