Television Work
- Lux Video Theatre (1954)
- Jane Wyman Presents (1958)
- Climax! (1958)
- Zane Grey Theatre]' (1960)
- Shirley Temple's Storybook (1960)
- Burke's Law (1965)
- The Virginian (1965)
- Laredo (1966)
- Combat! (1966)
- The Girl from U.N.C.L.E. (1966)
- Valley of Mystery (1967)
- Run For Your Life - Ramon De Vega (1965-1968)
- The Red Skelton Show - Harry Sneak (ep. A Spy Is a Peeping Tom on Salary) (1971)
- Hondo - Rodrigo (ep. Hondo and the Comancheros) (1967)
- The High Chaparral - El Caudillo (ep. The Firing Wall) (1967)
- Tarzan - Velasquez (ep. Jungle Ransom) (1968)
- Then Came Bronson - Miguel Cordova (ep. Where Will the Trumpetts Be?) (1969)
- The Lonely Profession - Dominic Savarona (1969)
- It Takes a Thief - (1968), (1969), (1970)
- Mission Impossible - (1968), (1970)
- The Name of the Game -
- Dan August -
- Alias Smith and Jones -
- Bearcats -
- The Mod Squad -
- Night Gallery -
- McCloud -
- Murder on Flight 502 (1975)
- Bronk -
- Switch -
- Charlie's Angels - Jericho
- Police Woman - Carlos Rubenez
- The Love Boat
- How the West Was Won - Fierro
- House Calls -Doctor Langston (ep. Defeat of Clay) (1980)
- The Dream Merchants - Conrad Stillman (1980)
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