Slim Pickens TV Schedule
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Slim Pickens on TV This Week
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Sat 10
The Sheepman — Slim Pickens
A sheep-farmer battles a cattle baron as they each fall in love with the same woman.
Air Time & Details for Slim Pickens, Sat 10, 7:00 pm -
Sun 11
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Sun 11
The Sheepman — Slim Pickens
A sheep-farmer battles a cattle baron as they each fall in love with the same woman.
Air Time & Details for Slim Pickens, Sun 11, 9:00 am -
Sun 11
The Sacketts — Slim Pickens
Based on Louis L'Amour's novels about three brothers in the New Mexico Territory. Tye: Jeff Osterhage. Orrin: Tom Selleck. Tell: Sam Elliott. Tom: Glenn Ford. Cap: Ben Johnson. Ma: Mercedes McCambridge. Don Luis: Gilbert Roland. Laura: Marcy Hanson. Pritts: John Vernon. Robert Totten directed.
Air Time & Details for Slim Pickens, Sun 11, 1:30 pm -
Sun 11
The Sacketts — Slim Pickens
Based on Louis L'Amour's novels about three brothers in the New Mexico Territory. Tye: Jeff Osterhage. Orrin: Tom Selleck. Tell: Sam Elliott. Tom: Glenn Ford. Cap: Ben Johnson. Ma: Mercedes McCambridge. Don Luis: Gilbert Roland. Laura: Marcy Hanson. Pritts: John Vernon. Robert Totten directed.
Air Time & Details for Slim Pickens, Sun 11, 4:00 pm -
Sun 11
The Boy From Oklahoma — Slim Pickens
A mild-mannered (and unarmed) lawyer in the Wild West becomes sheriff to clean up a corrupt town full of desperadoes, with the help of a sharpshooting cowgirl by his side.
Air Time & Details for Slim Pickens, Sun 11, 5:00 pm -
Mon 12
Route 66: A Long Piece of Mischief — Slim Pickens
No one takes good-natured rodeo clown Ollie Crump (Albert Salmi) seriously, especially Babe Hunter---the object of his unrequited love. Babe: Audrey Totter. Jud: Slim Pickens. Wiley: Denver Pyle. Buz: George Maharis.
Air Time & Details for Slim Pickens, Mon 12, 3:00 am -
Mon 12
The Sheepman — Slim Pickens
A sheep-farmer battles a cattle baron as they each fall in love with the same woman.
Air Time & Details for Slim Pickens, Mon 12, 10:00 am -
Tue 13
Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid — Slim Pickens
Director Sam Peckinpah's violent account of William H. Bonney and the ex-saddle pal who shot him down.
Air Time & Details for Slim Pickens, Tue 13, 4:00 pm -
Tue 13
The Howling — Slim Pickens
A traumatised TV news anchor encounters werewolves at a secluded new age resort, and begins to suspect that her husband is hiding dark secret as her colleagues in the city make a shocking discovery about the psychopath she once pursued for an interview.
Air Time & Details for Slim Pickens, Tue 13, 11:45 pm -
Thu 15
The Ballad of Cable Hogue — Slim Pickens
A prospector who becomes the proprietor of a stagecoach watering stop.
Air Time & Details for Slim Pickens, Thu 15, 6:00 am -
Thu 15
Bonanza: Half a Rogue — Slim Pickens
Believing murder suspect Jim Leyton to be innocent, Hoss goes in pursuit of the real killer.
Air Time & Details for Slim Pickens, Thu 15, 7:00 pm -
Thu 15
A Thunder of Drums — Slim Pickens
Cavalry vs. Apaches in 1870 Arizona, with attention to history and character.
Air Time & Details for Slim Pickens, Thu 15, 10:00 pm
Filmography
Slim Pickens Movies and TV Shows
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Biography
About Slim Pickens
Though he spoke most of his movie dialogue in a slow Western drawl, actor Slim Pickens was a pure-bred California boy. An expert rider from the age of four, Pickens was performing in rodeos at 12. Three years later, he quit school to become a full-time equestrian and bull wrangler, eventually becoming the highest-paid rodeo clown in show business.
In films since 1950's Rocky Mountain, Pickens specialized in Westerns (what a surprise), appearing as the comic sidekick of Republic cowboy star Rex Allen. By the end of the 1950s, Pickens had gained so much extra poundage that he practically grew out of his nickname. Generally cast in boisterous comedy roles, Pickens was also an effectively odious villain in 1966's An Eye for an Eye, starting the film off with a jolt by shooting a baby in its crib.
In 1963, director Stanley Kubrick handed Pickens his greatest role: honcho bomber pilot "King" Kong in Dr. Strangelove. One of the most unforgettable of all cinematic images is the sight of Pickens straddling a nuclear bomb and "riding" it to its target, whooping and hollering all the way down. Almost as good was Pickens' performance as Harvey Korman's henchman in Mel Brooks' bawdy Western spoof Blazing Saddles (1974).
Slim Pickens was also kept busy on television, with numerous guest shots and regular roles in the TV series The Legend of Custer, B.J. and the Bear, and Filthy Rich.