Paul Brinegar TV Schedule
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Coming up this week
Paul Brinegar on TV This Week
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Mon 26
Rawhide: Incident at Farragut Pass — Paul Brinegar
Elizabeth Farragut will allow the herd to cross her land only if Favor hires---and tames---her rebellious grandson.
Air Time & Details for Paul Brinegar, Mon 26, 10:00 pm -
Tue 27
Rawhide: Incident at Two Graves — Paul Brinegar
Former boxer Jeremiah O'Neal is accused of throwing a fight when he loses a match to Rowdy.
Air Time & Details for Paul Brinegar, Tue 27, 10:00 pm -
Thu 29
Alfred Hitchcock Presents: The Night the World Ended — Paul Brinegar
When a group of newspapermen convince him the end of the world is near, an old man makes one last stab at boosting his self-respect.
Air Time & Details for Paul Brinegar, Thu 29, 1:05 am -
Fri 30
How to Make a Monster — Paul Brinegar
A brilliant monster movie make-up artist is fired by the new higher-ups at his production company. He exacts his revenge using his creations, the teenage werewolf and Frankenstein, and hypnosis.
Air Time & Details for Paul Brinegar, Fri 30, 7:40 am -
Fri 30
Rawhide: Incident at Confidence Creek — Paul Brinegar
Magician Elwood Gilroy pulls a neat trick: he poses as Favor---and sells the herd.
Air Time & Details for Paul Brinegar, Fri 30, 10:00 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About Paul Brinegar
Character actor of films and television, Paul Brinegar specialized in playing feisty, grizzled cowboy sidekicks. Fans of the Western series Rawhide may remember Brinegar for playing Wishbone, the grumbly old cook. He was also known for playing Lamar Pettybone on the early-'80s television series Matt Houston.
Born and raised in New Mexico, he headed to California as a young man and made his feature film debut in Larceny (1948). From there, he launched a steady film career that slowed down considerably in the late '50s, after he began appearing on television but did not end until 1994, when Brinegar made his final screen appearance, as a stagecoach driver, in the 1994 film version of Maverick.