Tate western TV show full length BEFORE SUNUP complete episode
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- čas přidán 31. 03. 2016
- Bob Terry of www.westernsontheweb.com hosts this episode of the Tate western TV show a full length episode titled BEFORE SUNUP this is the complete series episode. This show stars David McLean and has special guest stars Warren Oats and Peter Whitney.
- Krátké a kreslené filmy
What a script and phenomenal acting for that era.
Hearing you talk about these old black and white western tv series that I love . Well mr. Terry it's kind of like chills and goosebumps, I think God for them and people like you,
Beautiful episode .
Thanks Bob Terry.
Nice little series 👌 thx 4 sharing 😀 👍
Well Mr. Terry *-another fine episode, you are so right" about Whitney- and his domineering presence; I have seen him and all the other character actors you mentioned, they are a very important part' of what makes the show" bring on so many emotions, it shows how talented they were_ too play all the different parts, again thank you" so much ! for what you do; all the- work ,time(must be a passion and I can relate to that)+ to keep the shows & a time they represent alive.
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Good character 😂actors,,,,,Good dialoque 🎉 , and definitely nice ending storyline ❤...
My favourite black and white series. : )
"John Qualen another great
film and television character actor."🤠🐴☕🍺🌐..
Still love the old black and white westerns the best. 🙏
@Rick Hinojosa , first of all Rick, really nice looking family you have, second I wouldn't know where to begin to pronounce your name, -(had to point out" a little curious 🤔as to the origin) I COULD NOT! Agree"* more with you on your statement of these black and white westerns,(surpass the test of time 'classic, (if anything the absence of color (goes right along with the time frame of that time period of those Dusty trails of trials with leather , gunpowder steel ,dirt , Wagons full of dreams yet also, fear of the unknown and the knowing of what was waiting, in the black and white shadows.
@@KNT.63 Hi😃! My last name is pronounced "EEN-OH-HO-SUH" . The "h" is silent and the "j" sounds like an "h". But I pronounce it with the anglo half of me so I start it out as "IN" instead of "EEN". The origin is spanish. There is even a city in Spain with the name, tho I can't take claim to it!! There is something about black and white movies that always add something special to them for me. Perhaps it's because it's old, or doesn't show so much detail of a person that it spoils their look. And then it also may mean I don't have to worry about the language. I can usually watch them with my kids or mother!! Thanks for your comment. Have a blessed night. It's nighttime here in Fresno, california as I write this. ☺️🙏
@@rickhinojosa5455 thank you for replying back , taking the time and explaining it like that ,have you seen Law of the plains men, it's a Very good western series and the sheriff is an Indian, the account name it is under is- mateusy1991 . The show stars Michael Ansara, if you haven't seen it please check it out , there are at least 30 episodes ,let me know
@@rickhinojosa5455 I forgot one thing if you don't want to say that's fine, all I can do is guess is that American Indian ,Hawaiian? If I'm way off I don't mean to insult. I ask in the first place , cause it's a cool name.
@@KNT.63 Hi. Haha, no worries there! I'm about as politically incorrect as can be. Really, I'm just honest and straightforward with noalice in my questions or answers...unless I specifically say so. My new is spanish, from Spain. But I have all kinds of things in my heritage. Irish, german, Spanish, and a couple others that I don't remember what. But, like my father used to say, "I'm an American". He was a world war two frontline soldier. Infantry,, and he was a field surgical technician. Considered a Mexican, and because of his religion, non-combatant, he was very much ridiculed and chastised in bootcamp. He VOLUNTEERED for service, didn't wait to be drafted. And he served in an infantry division which was a principal player in the Battle of the bulge. He froze along with the other soldiers in the Ardennes forest and other places, including germany, while al the while in battle. By the end of a few battles, the disrespect was gone. He was put there tending the wounded under heavy enemy fire and I went to one of his infantry's annual reunion back around 1991 and his comrades told me he was no joke. They went through hell and was greatly respected by them. They were quite a breed of guys. Why am I saying this? I guess because the three year anniversary of my father's death is four days away. One month shy of age 95, October 22,2017, he died. So, it's fitting that I tell someone about him, I guess. He was a mexico patriot because his mother was mexican. But he was first with the USA! Anyway, so, yeah, Spain, spanish last name. God bless you. 🙏
God bless Bob Terry!
At 7.52 the doctor says, "I can't touch that slug: too close to the heart", as he examines the wound down around the victim's stomach.
I can't believe a man with just one good arm could pull on such tight trousers
Every time I see the end credits on this show I want some Kraft cheese.
The guy in black also tried to back shoot Tate in the gunfighters episode but was killed by a farmer
"Warren Oates and Peter Whitney also appeared in
the film In the Heat of the Night as small town police officers."-🤠🐴🍺☕🌐..
"also in the guest cast is William Challee another
great character actor in
many films and television shows."-🤠🐴🍺☕🌐..
Any chance u could upload The Oklahoman with Joel McCrea. ........ please . Western ❤'er Australia
I think that one of the reasons this series was rather abbreviated (13 episodes) lies with the title, "Tate". It says nothing about the kind of entertainment it provided, compared to Gunsmoke, Cheyenne, Wagon Train, Wanted; Dead or Alive, The Lawman, Wyatt Earp, Have Gun Will Travel, Bat Masterson etc. The lead actor, David McLean was already well known as the Marlboro Man, one of the more famous spots in advertising history. McLean died in 1995 of lung cancer, brought on by many years of smoking.
John Qualen , The Searchers.
"By golly"!!!
2 close 2 the ❤ & he is fishing around the stomach area . Haha . Was this mini western a season & a 1/2 . Its a tough series & this is my 2nd veiwing. Notions about u , he had the right idea
Warren Oates and Peter Whitney bad guys !
William Loose composed the theme music.
How did tate tie down his gun with only one arm?
Very true
That lady had some PRETTY EYES!!😃🙏
17:50 Dr. Phil ?
I love WO and PW such powerful character actors ever.
great movie, truly American
Stoney Burk
Starts off taking lunch money in school...No one puts him in the ground.... He starts bossin the whole town around. All bullies should be put in the ground, just to let them think about it,