Barry Corbin TV Schedule
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Wed 28
Walker, Texas Ranger: Widow Maker — Barry Corbin
Trivette is targeted for revenge after a suspect's accidental death by his own knife in a fight with the Ranger.
Air Time & Details for Barry Corbin, Wed 28, 2:00 pm -
Fri 30
Murphy Brown: Bad Company — Barry Corbin
Andrew Lansing provides Frank with some research into the dark side of a respected CEO.
Air Time & Details for Barry Corbin, Fri 30, 1:00 am -
Sun 1
Conagher — Barry Corbin
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.
Air Time & Details for Barry Corbin, Sun 1, 12:30 pm -
Sun 1
Crossfire Trail — Barry Corbin
A wandering sharpshooter tries to protect his dead friend's wife and lucrative ranch.
Air Time & Details for Barry Corbin, Sun 1, 3:00 pm -
Mon 2
The Closer: Last Rites — Barry Corbin
The squad investigates the slaying of a priest, stirring up friction with the Catholic Church and causing Brenda and Pope to clash. Elsewhere, Brenda's parents arrive as her father continues his cancer treatments.
Air Time & Details for Barry Corbin, Mon 2, 3:00 pm -
Mon 2
The Closer: Split Ends — Barry Corbin
It gets hairy in Hollywood when a TV-show hairstylist is found slain, as the case involves a deep history of domestic violence. Brenda must also meet the demands of her visiting parents.
Air Time & Details for Barry Corbin, Mon 2, 7:00 pm -
Tue 3
Psych: There Might Be Blood — Barry Corbin
Vick butts heads with her sister in the Coast Guard over a murder on an offshore oil rig, and Shawn does not ease the situation with his unconventional investigative methods. Jane Lynch and Barry Corbin guest star.
Air Time & Details for Barry Corbin, Tue 3, 9:00 am -
Tue 3
The Closer: Good Faith — Barry Corbin
The fate of Det. Sanchez, who was shot three times and airlifted to a hospital, is revealed. In addition, the team investigates whether a suicide was actually murder. And Brenda's parents pay a visit while on their way to a Hawaiian cruise.
Air Time & Details for Barry Corbin, Tue 3, 7:00 pm -
Wed 4
The Closer: Junk in the Trunk — Barry Corbin
Brenda and her squad investigate the death of a plus-size man, whose body has so badly deteriorated that it's nearly impossible to determine how he died. Frances Sternhagen and Barry Corbin guest star as Brenda's parents.
Air Time & Details for Barry Corbin, Wed 4, 7:00 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About Barry Corbin
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Actor Barry Corbin may be best remembered for portraying Maurice Minnifield, the blustery but good-hearted ex-astronaut and entrepreneurial owner of Cicely, Alaska, in the popular TV show Northern Exposure (1990-95). Prior to that, he worked steadily on stage, screen and television since the mid '70s. With his stocky build and big voice, the Texas native is noted for his portrayals of policemen, soldiers, and father figures.
He received formal training in theater at Texas Tech, and, after spending two years in the Marines, Corbin returned home and began acting in regional theater. He later went to New York where he worked on and off Broadway. He moved to L.A. in 1977 where he began writing radio plays for National Public Radio.
In 1980 Corbin began his feature-film career, appearing in three popular films: Any Which Way You Can, Stir Crazy, and Urban Cowboy. Among his other early career highlights are Six Pack, Honkytonk Man, and playing General Beringer in John Badham's nuclear thriller WarGames. He continued to work steadily in TV and film in projects such as LBJ: The Early Years, Nothing In Common, Critters 2, and Who's Harry Crumb before landing his iconic part on Northern Exposure.
After the quirky CBS series ended, he could be seen in Curdled, The Drew Carey Show, and in a recurring role on the drama series One Tree Hill. In 2007 he was in the Best Picture winning No Country For Old Men. His most recent credits include Feed he Fish, and Valley of the Sun.