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He appeared three time on CBS's  ''Gunsmoke,'' starring James Arness, between 1961 and 1962 in episodes "Potshot", "Nina's Revenge," and "Catawomper". He appeared four times between 1966 and 1968 on Robert Conrad's CBS western, ''[[The Wild Wild West]]'' in episodes "The Night of the Skulls," "The Night of the Surreal McCoy," "The Night of the Cut-Throats," and "The Night of the Headless Woman." From 1966 to 1968, he also appeared seven times on NBC's ''The Virginian''' in episodes "The Outcast," "Yesterday's Timepiece," "The Girl on the Pinto," "A Small Taste of Justice," "The Decision," "Image of an Outlaw," and "The Heritae." He also appeared as Hank in the 1960 western film ''Five Guns to Tombstone'' with co-star Robert Karnes in the role of Matt Wade. His first acting role was as "Rambo" (not to be confused the later film character)  in the 1951 western picture ''Badman's Gold,'' with a cast of lesser-known names.<ref name=imdb/>​

He appeared three time on CBS's  ''Gunsmoke,'' starring James Arness, between 1961 and 1962 in episodes "Potshot", "Nina's Revenge," and "Catawomper". He appeared four times between 1966 and 1968 on Robert Conrad's CBS western, ''[[The Wild Wild West]]'' in episodes "The Night of the Skulls," "The Night of the Surreal McCoy," "The Night of the Cut-Throats," and "The Night of the Headless Woman." From 1966 to 1968, he also appeared seven times on NBC's ''The Virginian''' in episodes "The Outcast," "Yesterday's Timepiece," "The Girl on the Pinto," "A Small Taste of Justice," "The Decision," "Image of an Outlaw," and "The Heritae." He also appeared as Hank in the 1960 western film ''Five Guns to Tombstone'' with co-star Robert Karnes in the role of Matt Wade. His first acting role was as "Rambo" (not to be confused the later film character)  in the 1951 western picture ''Badman's Gold,'' with a cast of lesser-known names.<ref name=imdb/>​

Sondergaards's dramatic roles were confined to ABC's ''The Untouchables'' and '[Ben Casey'', NBC's ''Dragnet,'' and the syndicated ''Highway Patrol,'' starring Broderick Crawford, and ''Rescue 8,'', starring Jim Davis (1909-1981) and [[Lang Jeffries]]. He appeared as a police officer on Fred MacMurray's ''My Three Sons'' situation comedy. Sondergaard's last television appearances were in 1968 and 1970 on NBC's Jack Webb-produced crime series, ''Adam-12.''<ref name=imdb/> ​

Sondergaards's dramatic roles were confined to ABC's ''The Untouchables'' and '[Ben Casey'', NBC's ''Dragnet,'' and the syndicated ''Highway Patrol,'' starring Broderick Crawford, and ''Rescue 8,'', starring Jim Davis (1909-1981) and [[Lang Jeffries]]. He appeared as a police officer on Fred MacMurray's ''My Three Sons'' situation comedy. Sondergaard's last television appearances were in 1968 and 1970 on NBC's Jack Webb-produced crime series, ''Adam-12.''<ref name=imdb/>  

 

At the time of his death, Sondergaard resided in Newhall, Santa Clarita in [[Los Angeles]] County, [[California]].<ref name=imdb/>​

At the time of his death at the age of fifty-nine, Sondergaard resided in Newhall, Santa Clarita in [[Los Angeles]] County, [[California]].<ref name=imdb/>​

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