Tate 1960
What is Tate?
Tate is a television series first released in 1960. Catalogued under Western, Drama.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 1960
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 13
- Runtime
- 30 minutes
- First aired
- Jun 8, 1960
- Networks
- NBC
- Genres
- Western, Drama
- Updated
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Tate is a television series first released in 1960. Catalogued under Western, Drama. Produced and broadcast by NBC. Current status: Ended. Spans 1 seasons and 13 tracked episodes.
Should you watch it?
“A brief summer Western series showcasing Harry Julian Fink's early storytelling.”
- Directed largely by seasoned TV director Richard Whorf
- Features early work of creator Harry Julian Fink
- Includes a segment directed by pioneering filmmaker Ida Lupino
- Ran only a few months, limiting episode count
- May feel dated to modern viewers
Watch it if you enjoy concise 1960s Westerns with early contributions from notable directors.
The series presents classic Western drama suitable for general audiences, with minimal graphic intensity.
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When did Tate originally air?
It aired on NBC from June 8 to September 14, 1960.
Who created the series?
Harry Julian Fink created Tate and wrote most of its scripts.
Which production company produced Tate?
It was produced by Roncom Video Films, Inc., linked to Perry Como.
Who directed the majority of episodes?
Richard Whorf directed most episodes and also guest‑starred once.
Did any notable female directors work on the series?
Ida Lupino directed one segment of the show.
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