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From 1956 to 1961, he appeared five times as Tom McLowery in ABC's ''The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp'' starring Hugh O'Brian in the title role: "So Long, Dora, So Long,"  "Doc Holliday Faces Death, "The Law Must Be Fair,'' ''Just Before the Battle,'' and "The Gunfight at the O.K. Corral].'' He appeared as Cowlin in the 1961 episode "The Dead Ringer" of the syndicated series ''Two Faces West'' starring Charles Bateman. From 1957 to 1961, Palmer appeared in three episodes of Dale Robertson's NBC series ''Tales of Wells Fargo'':  "Chips," "The Warrior's Return,'' and "Death Raffle.<ref name=imdb/>​

From 1956 to 1961, he appeared five times as Tom McLowery in ABC's ''The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp'' starring Hugh O'Brian in the title role: "So Long, Dora, So Long,"  "Doc Holliday Faces Death, "The Law Must Be Fair,'' ''Just Before the Battle,'' and "The Gunfight at the O.K. Corral].'' He appeared as Cowlin in the 1961 episode "The Dead Ringer" of the syndicated series ''Two Faces West'' starring Charles Bateman. From 1957 to 1961, Palmer appeared in three episodes of Dale Robertson's NBC series ''Tales of Wells Fargo'':  "Chips," "The Warrior's Return,'' and "Death Raffle.<ref name=imdb/>​

==Westerns, 1962-1978==​

==Westerns, 1962-1978===​

In 1962, Palmer appeared as Colton in the episode "Destinies West" of Ty Hardin's ABC/WB series, ''Bronco'' series, a spin-off of ''Cheyenne.'' Through 1962, he appeared in four segments of CBS's ''Have Gun - Will Travel,'' starring Richard Boone: "Fragile," "The Misguided Father," "Fight at Adobe Wells," and "Trial at Tablerock" as a [[sheriff]]. In the 1962-1963 season, Palmer appeared twice on NBC's ''Laramie'': as Duke in "The Long Road Back" and as Chuck Logan in "Badge of Honor".<ref name=imdb/>

In 1962, Palmer appeared as Colton in the episode "Destinies West" of Ty Hardin's ABC/WB series, ''Bronco'' series, a spin-off of ''Cheyenne.'' Through 1962, he appeared in four segments of CBS's ''Have Gun - Will Travel,'' starring Richard Boone: "Fragile," "The Misguided Father," "Fight at Adobe Wells," and "Trial at Tablerock" as a [[sheriff]]. In the 1962-1963 season, Palmer appeared twice on NBC's ''Laramie'': as Duke in "The Long Road Back" and as Chuck Logan in "Badge of Honor".<ref name=imdb/>

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In 1977, Palmer appeared as mountain man Jim Bridger in the two-part  anthology series, ''Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color.'' In the  

In 1977, Palmer appeared as mountain man Jim Bridger in the two-part  anthology series, ''Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color.'' In the  

Disney episode, "Kit Carson and the Mountain Man," Christopher Connelly portrayed frontier scout Kit Carson, and Robert Reed portrayed [[John C. Frémont]]. Gary Lockwood also appeared as Brett Haskell. In 1978, Palmer appeared as Loman in James Arness's second western, ''How the West Was Won.''<ref name=imdb/>​

Disney episode, "Kit Carson and the Mountain Man," Christopher Connelly portrayed frontier scout Kit Carson, and Robert Reed portrayed [[John C. Frémont]]. Gary Lockwood also appeared as Brett Haskell. In 1978, Palmer appeared as Loman in James Arness's second western, ''How the West Was Won.''<ref name=imdb/>

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==Other roles==​

​==Other roles==​

In 1955, Palmer portrayed Lieutenant Manning in the autobiographical Audie Murphy World War II film ''To Hell and Back.'' Palmer played an unemployed actor in the 1959 film, ''The Rebel Set.'' Thereafter, he appeared in numerous drama roles over the years, including the ABC/WB detective]shows: ''Surfside 6'' and ''77 Sunset Strip.'' Palmer played Lou Montell in "High Tide", the second episode of ''Surfside 6.'' From 1960 to 1963, he appeared in the ''77 Sunset Strip'' episodes "The Parallel Caper," "Framework for a Badge," and "To Catch a Mink." He also guest starred in the ABC/WB crime drama, ''The Roaring 20s,'' starring Dorothy Provine.<ref>{{cite web​

In 1955, Palmer portrayed Lieutenant Manning in the autobiographical Audie Murphy World War II film ''To Hell and Back.'' Palmer played an unemployed actor in the 1959 film, ''The Rebel Set.'' Thereafter, he appeared in numerous drama roles over the years, including the ABC/WB detective]shows: ''Surfside 6'' and ''77 Sunset Strip.'' Palmer played Lou Montell in "High Tide", the second episode of ''Surfside 6.'' From 1960 to 1963, he appeared in the ''77 Sunset Strip'' episodes "The Parallel Caper," "Framework for a Badge," and "To Catch a Mink." He also guest starred in the ABC/WB crime drama, ''The Roaring 20s,'' starring Dorothy Provine.<ref>{{cite web​

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*''[[Gunsmoke]]'' - episode - How to Kill a Friend - Jim (1958) ​

*''[[Gunsmoke]]'' - episode - How to Kill a Friend - Jim (1958) ​

*''[[Jefferson Drum]]'' - episode - Band of Iron - Grant (1958) ​

*''[[Jefferson Drum]]'' - episode - Band of Iron - Grant (1958) ​

*''[[Make Room for Daddy]]'' - episode - The Reunion - The Colonel (1958)​

*''Make Room for Daddy'' - episode - The Reunion - The Colonel (1958)​

*''Death Valley Days'' - episode - Perilous Cargo - Tom Horn (1958)​

*''Death Valley Days'' - episode - Perilous Cargo - Tom Horn (1958)​

*''Buckskin'' - episode - A Man from the Mountains - Jackel (1958)​

*''Buckskin'' - episode - A Man from the Mountains - Jackel (1958)​