Tate (TV-1960) HOME TOWN (PILOT) JAMES COLBURN🍕TV WESTERN

[@GarethColquhoun]

Razorfist brought me here

[@PizzaFLIX]

I have no idea what that is

[@GarethColquhoun]

@@PizzaFLIX He's a Utuber. He made a list of his favorite Westerns from movies and TV. This series was on the list. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2WnoWN_j7uJjJY

[@davidlewis492]

Razorfist told me to come here.

[@B3nKen0bi]

Razorfist brought me here

[@ricosalvaje5802]

Same here.

[@normhardy]

I am caught in a rabbit hole of Westerns on KZbin, here from The Texan, before that Restless Gun, before that, Tombstone Territory, etc. Thanks for uploading these and helping my retired days in the AZ desert go smoother.

[@chazjanousek9795]

some of my favorites you just named. love watching Johnny Yuma, Rifleman, and Forsaken Westerns on You Tube until I stumbled across this gem also

[@Robert-mn8gc]

James Coburn , don't understand Why he was never offered a series TV western of his own .

[@ZENO357]

David McClean must have been somewhat relieved that this show only went for 13 episodes considering that he had to wear that leather sling.

[@terrybell912]

Royal Dano. One of the most talented character actors in movies and TV. He played everything from preachers to evil gunmen, drunks to sheriffs. As he aged he became adept at playing fathers and grandfathers. Some good, some not-so-much. He also did a great version of mentally unstable people. Far different than most actors. Didn't know David McLean until I saw an episode here a couple of years ago. Being in Canada I guess I wasn't treated to the Marlboro Man spots. Thanks for posting.

[@vawlkee51]

Dano as his magnum opus played the character "Mr Death" - as I called him, in the film "The Right Stuff". The preacher that showed up every time a test pilot died. He was also the model and voice for Dismal's "Great Moments With Mr Lincoln". Look it up if you don't believe me.

[@davidkeen4635]

Tp

[@SherryTaylorReynolds]

I think he played a mentally unstable Abraham Lincoln on an episode of the Rifleman. Could that be?

[@terrybell912]

@@SherryTaylorReynolds Can't say I've seen the episode but I wouldn't put it past him. He did "unstable" very well.

[@jimlaguardia8185]

During the 50s, watching westerns every day, somehow I missed this series. Good show, adult western.

[@martom111]

This is a series I have never seen on TV. Thank you very much for posting

[@sharonjohnson1702]

Never seen this before Loving it

[@SherryTaylorReynolds]

Ditto

[@fromthesidelines]

Originally telecast on June 8, 1960. This was half of the 1960 summer replacement for "PERRY COMO'S KRAFT MUSIC HALL" on NBC [the other half-hour before it was "HAPPY", at 9pm(et)]. Perry's company produced this series. 24:44- ED HERLIHY: "For a copy of tonight's recipes, write 'KRAFT TV RECIPES', Box 1718, Chicago, 77, Illinois."

[@tommysfather]

Don't know why Tate wasn't picked for a continued series. I believe it was a summer replacement for the Perry Come show but unfortunately that was as far as it went. David McLean was a decent actor and would have liked him at least being in another Western series. Thanks for the upload PizzaFlix.

[@7colliemac]

Royal Dano great character actor.. modern actors don’t seem to have the presence of the earlier actors.. James Coburn was good too.

[@TrustJesusToday]

The Westerner. The Rebel, Tate, The Loner. The best westerns. One man against the odds.

[@SherryTaylorReynolds]

Going to find The Loner now. I love the mentioned ones.

[@normhardy]

James Colburn had the best smirk in the business.

[@terrybell912]

His name is Coburn. No ''l'.

[@harleykingman]

I REMEMBER WATCHING TATE AS A KID , GREAT WESTERN WITH SAME AS GUEST STARS !!

[@x-mobius0ne]

Get ready for a bunch of viewers sent by Razorfist

[@BETTERWORLDSGT]

A Hundred Dollars a Month is a good piece of change back then!

[@terrybell912]

Interesting to note the Army issue handgun McLean draws in the opening sequence. Most TV shows of the day employed a Colt .44 or .45. Nothing like being accurate when you're recording period pieces.

[@heroesytumbas]

Was looking for this one, thanks a lot for sharing.

[@EqualOpportunityDestoroya]

Razörfist sent me here,

[@julesxavier2705]

That opening reminded me of a lot of the westerns at that time with the gun drawn, and fired, coming up to the face of the star of the cowboy B&W from that era.

[@maisalgunuangkayo9011]

love to see Mc Lean's western movie, thank for posting

[@BETTERWORLDSGT]

Good one! Going to start watching this! Gunsmoke and Bonanza were on when I was a kid, but there were a lot of good ones before!

[@davidlewis492]

That was very good.

[@WhtWlzrd]

My favorites were always High Chaparral, Cheyenne, Death Valley Days and Have Gun Will Travel. Though i still remember David McLean as the Marlboro Man. I Still have my Marlboro Man coat !! LOL

[@exliontamer1960]

Thanks, I'm really enjoying this series.

[@KNT.63]

Talk about a true classic I'm probably going to watch them all in a row thank-you! deep down, PIZZA FLIX

[@curbhopper66]

thank you

[@terrybell912]

I should also have pointed out that the guy in the jail cell was James Coburn NOT Colburn. He was one of the original Magnificent Seven. (The 'slinger with the quick draw knife).

[@JohnPJones-yv1sj]

pretty Sandra Knight was married to Jack Nicholson.

[@KNT.63]

I gave you the thumbs up I never knew that about nicolson, really like that part, music playing an them talking about looking like somebody, kind of get you deep down. Especially knowing there was killing in the air over a hang-n

[@noneofyourbusiness1114]

Shout out Raz0rfist!

[@vawlkee51]

And well known character actor Hank Patterson as Charlie. Patterson was never without a paycheck in the 50's and 60's. Think Green Acres.

[@grizzlycountry1030]

Tate is an American Western television seriesstarring David McLean that aired on NBCfrom June 8 until September 14, 1960. It was created by Harry Julian Fink, who wrote most of the scripts, and produced by Perry Como's Roncom Video Films, Inc., as a summer replacement for The Perry Como Show.

[@donniehodge2548]

Another good show 👏 👌

[@julianmarsh1378]

Excellent and thank you for posting.

[@grigorirasputin2276]

I appreciate your posting these great old Westerns! For some reason, the audio on this one is painfully weak.

[@TearDownThisWall]

Royal Dano, one of my favorite actors from the 20th century.

[@Menschenfreund535]

Can't believe I missed this series as a kid! Great cast!

[@sissytacsiat548]

Great Show😄 Thank You PizzaFlix For Sharing 😀

[@paulackley2882]

Wow! No mustard for his 6 ham sandwiches. Kinda dry, eh?

[@Xaxp]

When watching in 144p only adds to the experience:

[@Truth379]

Thanks for the great Classic Westerns :))

[@aubreywallace7918]

Good to come,,again😎

[@BETTERWORLDSGT]

If I was a Western Guy back in them days and got sentenced to hang, I'd save them the trouble and go some other way,. I'd never Hang! A bottle of Laudanum would probably do the trick back! then!

[@doctorartphd6463]

Heck Ramsey was good too.

[@johnmailes9779]

Me too . I love them all

[@dr.greggrove4413]

I wonder how authentic these westerns are relative to the rough life of the late 1880's in America. Aside from guns and rifles, lots of fists flew, bar fights, vicious verbal confrontations--all in a day's work. I don't recall this series. Judging from its brief spell (just 13 episodes), was this aired in the afternoon or evening? Which channel?

[@challanger275]

Good ending

[@PurpleSwan]

They probably stopped filming episodes when corduroy went out of style.

[@mzeewatk846]

Please, anyone know what's the first broadcast date is?

[@PizzaFLIX]

[@deniscarr3617]

😅

[@kim356]

N to

[@imaana3864]

tate

[@angelboychanman]

Which one's James Colburn?

[@harleykingman]

+Chan dler UR KIDDING OR UR 6 !!

[@harleykingman]

HA , I GREW UP ON WESTERNS TURNING 71 ON 8/2 , CHEYENNE , GUNSMOKE , WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE , HAVE GUN WILL TRAVEL , THE RIFLEMAN , NEED I CONTINUE ? WHAT WOULD U LIKE 2 KNOW ABOUT THEM ??

[@vawlkee51]

Who's real name was Carlo Pedersoli, BTW.

[@harleykingman]

< COBURN > THE CORRECT SPELLING , APPEARS AT 6:24 SECONDS IN THE FILM WHERE HE'S LAYING ON A COT IN JAIL !! ROYAL DANO 1 OF THE GREATS ALSO HAS A NICE PART .

[@millardpadgett1085]

Carlo Pedersoli is the real name of Bud Spencer who plays along side Terence Hill ( Mario Girotti) in all the Spaghetti westerns.

[@davidcouch6514]

Thanks for posting. I remember seeing this as reruns when I was about 7 when I came home for lunch from school. Didn't remember the name; just that I liked that western with the guy with one arm burned crisp black.

[@ibrahimsilmi]

I saw the 13th Episodes which were the beast -----

[@huskyjerk]

Tate, uh? Well, not bad.