Tom Skerritt TV Schedule
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Fri 11
Mannix: Warning: Live Blueberries — Tom Skerritt
Buffalo Springfield performs. Mannix takes off for a hippie retreat to search for a missing girl. Mannix: Mike Connors. Jill: Brooke Bundy. Morgan: Tom Skerritt. Warden: Robert Emhardt. Tony: Sherwood Price. Wilson: Phil Leeds.
Air Time & Details for Tom Skerritt, Fri 11, 2:05 am -
Fri 11
Gunsmoke: Jubilee — Tom Skerritt
Horse fever strikes Dodge...an affliction that makes a poor sodbuster desert his farm to race his prized quarter horse. Frye: Tom Skerritt. Festus: Ken Curtis. Bess Frye: Collin Wilcox-Horne. Matt: James Arness. Ed Wells: Scott Brady. Kitty: Amanda Blake. Doc: Milburn Stone.
Air Time & Details for Tom Skerritt, Fri 11, 1:00 pm -
Sun 13
Gunsmoke: The Pretender — Tom Skerritt
Frank and Edmund Dano return from prison to find their mother dying and their father bitter. Dano: Nehemiah Persoff. Frank: Tom Simcox. Edmund: Tom Skerritt. Doc: Milburn Stone. Matt: James Arness. Elsie: Julie Sommars. Kitty: Amanda Blake. Festus: Ken Curtis.
Air Time & Details for Tom Skerritt, Sun 13, 9:00 pm -
Wed 16
The Virginian: The Secret of Brynmar Hall — Tom Skerritt
A nightmare unfolds for Betsy in a sprawling mansion where one of her friends was murdered.
Air Time & Details for Tom Skerritt, Wed 16, 1:45 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About Tom Skerritt
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Tom Skerritt is probably the best-known actor whose name is never remembered. A rugged "outdoors" type, Skerritt briefly attended Wayne State University and UCLA before making his film bow in War Hunt (1962). His subsequent film and TV roles were sizeable, but so adept was Skerritt at immersing himself in his character that he seemed to have no tangible, recurrent personality of his own.
Billed second as "Duke" in the original M*A*S*H* (1970), Skerritt did his usual finely-honed job, but audiences of the time preferred the demonstrative, mannered acting technique of Elliott Gould, Donald Sutherland and Robert Duvall; significantly, Skerritt's character was not carried over into the even more unsubtle M*A*S*H TV series. Finally, in 1980, Skerritt began to attain a following with his authoritative performance in Alien. Since that time, there's been no stopping him.
He posed in a popular series of "Guess?" Jeans ads, appeared as a 1987-88 regular on "Cheers," starred in 1992's A River Runs Through It (directed by his long-ago War Hunt costar Robert Redford), and won a 1994 Emmy for his work on the TV series "Picket Fences.
"Skerritt would continue to work at a remarkable pace, usually appearing in several projects a year. From 1999's family drama The Other Sister to 2003's war thriller Tears of the Sun, the actor could be spotted by fans of seemingly every area of film throughout the 90's and 2000's. In 2006, he took a recurring role in the hit primetime drama Brothers and Sisters, and in 2008 he signed on for the redneck comedy Beer for my Horses.
He went on to appear in Whiteout, Multiple Sarcasms, and he made a cameo as himself in the R rated talking teddy bear movie Ted.