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The Virginian/Gentle Tamers
From The TV IV
| Gentle Tamers | |
| Season 6, Episode 19 | |
| Airdate | January 24, 1968 |
| Teleplay by | Don Tait |
| Story by | Abe Polsky & Gil Lasky |
| Directed by | Tony Leader |
| Produced by | Joel Rogosin |
| ← 6x18 With Help from Ulysses |
6x20 → The Good-Hearted Badman |
| The Virginian — Season Six | |
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Gentle Tamers is the nineteenth episode of the sixth season of The Virginian, and the one hundred sixty-eighth episode overall.
Starring: John McIntire (Clay Grainger), Doug McClure (Trampas), Clu Gulager (Deputy Sheriff Emmett Ryker), Don Quine (Stacey Grainger) (credit only), Sara Lane (Elizabeth Grainger)
and James Drury (The Virginian)
with Anthony Call (Val Tussey), Darwin Joston (Dan Moss), Don Pedro Colley (Ira Diller)
Introducing: Jean Peloquin (Singing "Mr. Painter")
Co-Starring: Wesley Lau (Hoyt), James Griffith (Kyle Spanner)
with William Fawcett (Telegrapher), Gail Bonney (Lady), Burt Mustin (Pops), Dick Shane (Dick), Harper Flaherty (Harper)
and Paul Comi (Warden Keane)
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