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22: 362:, Tate's arm is covered in black leather and a glove and supported by a sling. Tate is a widower, but the cause of the death of his wife, Mary, is not specified in the series, although a gunfight seems likely. Tate had left his hometown as a teenager because of such a fight. At the urging of Marshal Morty Taw, whom viewers meet in the pilot episode, "Home Town", Tate arrives to help Taw hang an old childhood friend, played by 133: 385:, in his words, "to help even the odds." His reputation precedes him, and other men often seek him out in a gunfight...often to their regret. The fact that Tate is physically disabled made him the first handicapped lead character in television history, and paved the way for future programs 381:. True to the nature of most hired guns on television Western series, Tate was discriminating as to for whom he worked, and would change sides if he found himself misled by his employers. As a gunman, he is wickedly fast on the draw. He also carries a 865:
Tate is shot in the leg while transporting a killer, John Chess (played by Martin Landau), through a cattle town. A powerful cattle baron's brother is killed, and he hunts Tate and Chess in retaliation.
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copies of episodes. The misconception seems to come from the name of Como's production company; in this case, the "Video" in Roncom Video Films, Inc. meant they made films for television.
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was cast in two episodes some six weeks apart, as John Torsett in "The Bounty Hunter" and as Tad Dundee in "Comanche Scalps", the latter segment with
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On October 30, 2007, the entire run of 13 episodes was released in a Region One, three-DVD set by Timeless Media Group. Most of the series is in the
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In the midst of trying to capture a criminal, Tate is forced to shoot the criminal's wife, which results in the couple's neighbors seeking revenge.
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was recorded on videotape; at the time, most nonlive programs were shot on film. In fact, the series was filmed, as evidenced by quality of
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Hired to serve justice on a killer, Tate finds a rejected suitor has set off a chain reaction of death and bitterness.
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After Tate wins a gunfight with a man considered to be the fastest around, a braggart challenges Tate to a duel.
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Tate attempts to convince a man not to kill his brother, but is thwarted by an Indian raiding party.
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A widow engages Tate's services to protect her son and herself from a pair of greedy land grabbers.
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did not develop the popularity in its short run to be extended thereafter as a regular series.
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Tate is hired by farmers to collect their back pay, and is at the mercy of a hired gunslinger.
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Tate returns to his hometown to help the local sheriff out of difficulty. Guest stars were
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Tate is hired by a Mexican national to avenge an assault on his daughter, (played by
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In the midst of bringing a killer to justice, Tate must fend off an angry lynch mob.
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While trying to protect a man, Tate finds himself involved in a blazing gunfight.
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Tate helps rescue a woman who has been held by Indians for the past eight years.
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guest-starred once on the series and directed the majority of the episodes.
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David McLean starred as Tate, who lost the use of his left arm during the
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was a summer replacement show, filling in for the second half-hour of
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from June 8 until September 14, 1960. It was created by
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