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'''''The Magnificent Seven''''' was a short-lived [[The Western|Western]] [[Action
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* [[Accidental Aiming Skills]]: After Ezra shoots a man from a mirror's reflection.
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'''Ezra:''' Dreadful. I was aiming to kill him but the mirror was cracked. }}
** And later:
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'''Ezra:''' Dreadful. I was trying to hit Anderson. }}
* [[Badass Longcoat]]: Chris Larabee Winked at in the Pilot where our first scene of Larabee frames him coming out of the swinging bat-wing doors in afternoon sunlight, wind kicking up his black duster. Oh, and he's also smoking. Almost qualifies as a small Crowning Moment of Awesome.
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* [[Boxed Crook]]: How Ezra gets roped into staying.
* [[Calling the Old Man Out]]: Ezra to his mother Maude pretty much every time they meet.
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* [[Chivalrous Pervert]]: Buck Wilmington
* [[Circuit Judge]]: Orin Travis
* [[City
* [[Clear My Name]]: Vin is wanted in Texas for a murder he didn't commit, a problem which comes up periodically but is never actually resolved.
* [[Combat Medic]]: Nathan Jackson
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* [[Guns Akimbo]]: Let's face it, with the exception of possibly Nathan, everyone of the seven is armed to the teeth with not just a signature character gun, but a backup one too. JD is notable for having matching pistols which he frequently fires simultaneously. (Sometimes while flying through the air ala "Hot Fuzz")
* [[Gun Twirling]] Frequent throughout the series- as it ''is'' a Western. JD displays some fancy gun work in the Pilot to show he's good enough to join the seven. Totally backfires when he falls off his horse as a result.
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** This later turns into a wink at [[Juggling Loaded Guns]] when JD takes the position of Sheriff:
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'''Buck''': Don't do that, okay? It can come loose and then it could come out. Put the gun down. You're going to be sheriff?
Buck ends up being right when the gun falls to pieces just when JD needs it. }}
* [[I Just Want My Beloved to Be Happy]]: Ezra gives Li Pong enough money to go back to her family in San Fransisco, even though he wants her to stay with him.
* [[In the Back]]: Chris to JD, "You don't shoot nobody in the back."
* [[It Works Better
* [[Jerk
* [[Knife Nut]]: Nathan
* [[The Magnificent Seven Samurai]]
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* [[Professional Gambler]]: Ezra and Maude Standish
* [[Ragtag Bunch of Misfits]]: The entire premise of the pilot rests on said misfits becoming the The Magnificent Seven Samurai. Hence the name of the show.
* [[Recycled: the Series]]
* [[Recruiting the Criminal]]: Chris offers Ezra a spot after seeing him run a scam.
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'''Chris''': Might need one. }}
* [[The Remnant]]: The antagonists for "Ghosts of the Confederacy"
* [[Romancing the Widow]]: Buck and Ezra make a bet on which one of them can get close to a widowed woman on a wagon train, by making nice with the woman's bratty son. Josiah ends up winning.
* [[Sesquipedalian Loquaciousness]]: Ezra
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'''JD:''' Huh?
'''Ezra:''' Let me out. }}
* [[She Cleans Up Nicely]]: Casey Wells (JD's crush) with a little help from some of the guys. Due to her [[Tomboy]] nature, JD has thought of her more in terms of competition until she shows up in a dress. Backfires when she loses the skirt while tripping in public.
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* [[Take Up My Sword]]
* [[Tar and Feathers]]: Ezra narrowly escapes this in "The New Law" after gambling with an entire clan. Possibly lampshaded earlier in the episode by Vin:
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'''Vin:''' There's always tar and feathers. }}
** And then later that week:
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'''Ezra:''' Look, we really need to leave this municipality now.
'''Vin:''' Make some new friends Back there, Ezra?
'''Ezra:''' Uh, I neglected to abide by a fundamental tenet in my line of work. Never gamble with an entire clan. Hyah! }}
* [[What Could Have Been]]: Originally, the plan was for Buck to die of the injury he receives near the end of the pilot and be replaced by a member of the Confederates who'd sided with the heroes, but the creators liked Dale Midkiff's chemistry with the rest of the cast so much that they rewrote the script to keep him.
* [[Where the Hell Is Springfield?]]: It's never specified what state the Seven's town is in.
* [[Yandere]]: {{spoiler|Ella Gaines: Chris's ex-girlfriend, who offs his pregnant wife, Sarah and young son Adam and burns down his ranch because they were impeding her future happiness with him.}}
* [[Young Gun]]: JD Dunne
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