Ned Romero TV Schedule
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Ned Romero on TV This Week
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Fri 16
Bonanza: In Defense of Honor — Ned Romero
Negotiations with the Indians are threatened when an outcast decides to re-join the tribe he rejected for years.
Air Time & Details for Ned Romero, Fri 16, 2:00 pm -
Sat 17
Walker, Texas Ranger: Way of the Warrior — Ned Romero
Walker has visions of a shaman prior to meeting a holed-up Native American murder framee---and being transported to a similar situation in the 1860s.
Air Time & Details for Ned Romero, Sat 17, 10:00 pm -
Sun 18
Walker, Texas Ranger: White Buffalo — Ned Romero
Walker investigates the mystery of a statue that appears to cry real tears; Gage goes undercover to bust the dealers of a designer drug called "white buffalo".
Air Time & Details for Ned Romero, Sun 18, 3:00 pm -
Tue 20
Walker, Texas Ranger: War Cry — Ned Romero
Two Cherokee brothers take a vigilante stand against a factory owner they suspect of polluting a river, making several children sick and killing another.
Air Time & Details for Ned Romero, Tue 20, 5:00 pm
Filmography
Ned Romero Movies and TV Shows
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Biography
About Ned Romero
Of Latin-Native American heritage, Ned Romero began his show-business career as an opera singer in 1943. From his first film, 1966's Talisman, to his most recent, Children of the Corn 2 (1993), Romero has been typecast as an Indian, usually a chief or medicine man. He played Chingachgook in two made-for-TV James Fenimore Cooper adaptations, Deerslayer and Last of the Mohicans (both 1977).
Ned Romero's other TV roles include Sgt. Joe Rivera in the 1970 Burt Reynolds cop series Dan August and assistant district attorney Bob Ramirez in the Jack Webb-produced The DA (1970-71).