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Thu 29
Nash Bridges: Jackpot 100 — James Gammon
Part 1 of two. Nash investigates the murder of his friend, the chief of police, and gets caught up in a Federal sting operation involving a money laundering scheme. Also, Jake Cage returns to help in the case.
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Fri 30
Nash Bridges: Jackpot 100 — James Gammon
Conclusion. In the Season 5 finale, Nash and Joe track their chief's murderer, who's involved in a billion-dollar money laundering scheme, and a turncoat federal agent to Las Vegas.
Air Time & Details for James Gammon, Fri 30, 4:00 am -
Fri 30
Wyatt Earp — James Gammon
Character study of the legendary lawman details the future marshal's childhood and his father's attempts to instill a love of family and the law in his son. As an adult, a tragedy triggers a drunken downward spiral that leads to exploits as a gunslinger. Ultimately, Earp finds redemption as a lawman.
Air Time & Details for James Gammon, Fri 30, 6:00 am -
Sat 31
The Waltons: The Ghost Story — James Gammon
A boy's dead mother seems determined to communicate with her son through the Walton Ouija board.
Air Time & Details for James Gammon, Sat 31, 12:00 pm -
Sun 1
Conagher — James Gammon
Tenderhearted tale with Sam Elliott as a grizzled, restless cowboy and Katharine Ross as the lonely, widowed mother he fancies. McCloud: Barry Corbin. Jacob: Billy Green Bush. Tay: Ken Curtis. Mahler: Gavan O'Herlihy. Laban: Cody Braun. Ruthie: Anndi McAfee. Directed by Reynaldo Villalobos.
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Tue 3
Nash Bridges: Rock and a Hard Place — James Gammon
In the Season 6 opener, Nash faces a difficult choice posed by a revengeful madman: kill Joe or a bomb will explode somewhere in the city. Elsewhere, Cassidy, now an officer, starts working for her dad; Nash hires a new investigator with a checkered past; and Joe buys a house after he's forced to move.
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Wed 4
Nash Bridges: Jump Start — James Gammon
Cassidy's life is in danger after she comes face to face with a hired assassin who gunned down two men involved in creating and marketing synthetic diamonds; Joe takes a private case involving a stolen wine collection that is being held for ransom.
Air Time & Details for James Gammon, Wed 4, 4:00 am -
Wed 4
Gunsmoke: My Father, My Son — James Gammon
After killing a young man out to gain a reputation, gunslinger Jim Barrett faces the wrath of the dead man's family. Matt: James Arness. Jeffords: Lee Van Cleef. David: Teno Pollick. Joey: Zalman King. Bernie: Charles Kuenstle. Will: Del Monroe. Arnie: James Gammon.
Air Time & Details for James Gammon, Wed 4, 6:00 pm -
Thu 5
Nash Bridges: Lap Dance — James Gammon
Nash pursues an old flame who is involved with an arms dealer; Joe takes a private domestic case to discover if a symphony conductor is having an affair; Cassidy struggles to let go of Evan's memory when she is asked out on a date.
Air Time & Details for James Gammon, Thu 5, 4:00 am
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Biography
About James Gammon
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Gravel-voiced, American character actor James Gammon was first seen on screen as Sleepy in Cool Hand Luke (1967). Looking like a Frederic Remington painting come to life, Gammon has been a welcome presence in many a western feature, notably Silverado (1985), Wyatt Earp (1994) and Wild Bill (1995). His earthy screen persona is flexible enough to accommodate both avuncularity (team manager Lou Brown in the two Major League films) and menace (Horsethief Shorty in 1988's Milagro Beanfield War).
Gammon has been a regular on two TV series, playing roadside diner habitue Rudy in Bagdad Café (1990) and divorced, laid-off paterfamilias Dave Nelson in Middle Ages (1992). When not appearing before the cameras, James Gammon has kept busy as a California community-theatre director.