TV Series1960 · NBC · Ended · 25 min
"Tate" was an unconventional western television drama. This monochrome program featured David McLean in the role of Tate, a rude, lonely Civil War veteran whose left arm was left paralyzed, blasted by an explosion in the war, and he wears his crippled limb in black leather sheath with strap around his neck. He travels around looking for jobs where he can employ his skills as a fast gun.
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David McLean
Tate
13 episodes
Martin Landau
1 episode
Henry Corden
1 episode
Crahan Denton
1 episode
Jack Hogan
1 episode
Mort Mills
1 episode
Paul Richards
1 episode
James Coburn
1 episode
Leonard Nimoy
1 episode
Marianna Hill
1 episode
Cathy O'Donnell
1 episode
Warren Oates
1 episode
Peggy Ann Garner
1 episode
Frank Overton
1 episode
Chris Alcaide
1 episode
Peter Whitney
1 episode
Robert Warwick
1 episode
Robert Redford
Tad Dundee / Torsett
2 episodes
Vaughn Taylor
1 episode
Hampton Fancher
1 episode
Royal Dano
1 episode
Bing Russell
1 episode
George Mitchell
1 episode
Julie Adams
1 episode
Rusty Lane
1 episode
Louise Fletcher
1 episode
Sandra Knight
1 episode
Jon Lormer
1 episode
Lane Bradford
1 episode
Robert Culp
1 episode
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