List of Maverick episodes
Fourth season (1960-1961)

List of Maverick episodes

Section Title: Fourth season (1960-1961)
Table Section Text: None

Episode Title	Starring

Bret	Bart	Beau	Brent	Doc Holliday

The Bundle From Britain	Bart	Beau

Roger Moore's first appearance as Cousin Beau, met at the dock by Bart after arriving back from England. (Bart, incidentally, gives and spells out his full first name as "Bartrum" in this episode, and the ship the "Cynthia B" makes a return appearance.) An evenly balanced two-cousin episode according more or less equal time to each Maverick, as the two inadvertently get caught up in a kidnapping attempt on a spoiled British heir.

Hadley's Hunters	Bart

Bart runs afoul of a local sheriff who gives him five days to capture a criminal ... or else Bart will be hanged for his crimes.

The Town That Wasn't There	Beau

How could a whole town disappear without a trace? With Merry Anders, John Astin, Lane Chandler, and Steve Pendleton as Marshal McCoy.

Arizona Black Maria	Bart

Lost in the desert with no water and having barely averted being scalped by a Native American, Bart winds up a passenger on a prison wagon.

Last Wire From Stop Gap	Bart	Beau

Bart and Beau discover a secret telegraph station hidden in a cave in this two-cousin episode. Notice that when the Maverick cousins enter a room, Kelly goes in front, just as Garner normally used to, and when they're standing or sitting together in scenes, Kelly is usually on the viewer's left, just as Garner most frequently was in two-brother episodes.

Mano Nera	Bart

With Gerald Mohr in an episode set in New Orleans.

A Bullet For the Teacher	Beau

With Kathleen Crowley, Max Baer, Jr., child actor Ronnie Dapo, Joan Tompkins as Mary Burch, and Brad Johnson as Jim Reardon.

The Witch of Hound Dog	Bart

With Wayde Preston in an episode featuring a beautiful witch who appears to have magical powers.

Thunder From the North	Beau

Beau finds himself embroiled with a nest of unscrupulous shopkeepers who've been methodically swindling the local Native American tribe. With Andra Martin as Indian princess Pale Moon.

The Maverick Line	Bret	Bart

Bret's last appearance for almost twenty years (until the 1978 TV-movie The New Maverick), in a memorable two-brother episode filmed the previous season with Buddy Ebsen as comical highwayman Rumsey Plum; Charles Fredericks, wielding a sawed-off shotgun, as loathsomely despicable murderer Shotgun Sparks; Peggy McCay (who'd appeared with Garner and Kelly in the previous season's "The Sheriff of Duck'n'Shoot") as the brothers' attractive partner in a business venture; and Chubby Johnson as a cantankerous stagecoach driver.

Bolt From the Blue	Beau

Written and directed by Robert Altman, with Sugarfoot's Will Hutchins playing a frontier lawyer.

Kiz	Bart	Beau

With Kathleen Crowley as millionairess Kiz, who tells Beau that a killer is after her, convincing him that she's crazy. The episode also features Whit Bissell as "Clement Samuels," Tristram Coffin, Max Baer, Jr.

Dodge City or Bust	Bart	Beau

With Howard McNear ("Floyd the Barber" on The Andy Griffith Show as well as "Doc Adams" in the original radio Gunsmoke).

The Bold Fenian Men	Beau

An Army colonel (Arch Johnson) forces Beau to infiltrate Irish revolutionaries known as Fenians. Beautiful Irish lass Deidre Fogarty (Sharon Hugueny) is Beau's love interest.

Destination Devil's Flat	Bart

With Peter Breck (playing Sheriff Dan Trevor), just prior to his five appearances as Doc Holliday, Merry Anders, Chubby Johnson, and an alcohol-loving dog with eerily humanoid responses to the notion of visiting the bar across the street.

A State of Siege	Bart

In New Mexico, Bart saves the life of a fellow gambler. As a gesture of thanks, the gambler offers Bart hospitality in his elaborate hacienda—which turns out to be practically deserted and under siege.

Family Pride	Beau

With Karl Swenson as a genial general, Denver Pyle as a blackthorn stick-wielding Irishman, and Stacy Keach, Sr. as a sheriff.

The Cactus Switch	Bart	Beau

With Fay Spain as Lana Cain, Lane Chandler as the sheriff, Edgar Buchanan (later "Uncle Joe" on Petticoat Junction) as a ruthless villain, and Chubby Johnson.

Dutchman's Gold	Beau

With Mala Powers. Beau (Roger Moore) won a saloon in a poker game co-owned by a fetching woman.

The Ice Man	Bart

With Andrew Duggan, Shirley Knight, and a frozen corpse.

Diamond Flush	Beau

With Belgian gamine Roxane Berard; Berard was leading lady to Garner, Kelly, and Moore during the course of the series in four episodes, playing a different role each time.

Last Stop: Oblivion	Bart

With a vicious Don 'Red' Barry and a murderous Buddy Ebsen.

Flood's Folly	Beau

Trapped in a snowstorm in the Rockies, Beau (Roger Moore) takes shelter in an enormous closed hotel. With Jeanne Cooper as the attractive but unwelcoming hotel owner and Marlene Willis as her stunningly beautiful daughter.

Maverick At Law	Bart

With Tol Avery and Gage Clarke. Bank robbers stuck the money into Bart's saddlebags during their getaway.

Red Dog	Beau

With Lee Van Cleef, John Carradine, Sherry Jackson, and Mike Road, who later appeared in two more episodes as con man Pearly Gates.

The Deadly Image	Bart

This is the episode in which the lead character (Bart) has an evil exact double played by the same actor, with the same voice.

Triple Indemnity	Bart	Doc

With Peter Breck as Doc Holliday. This is the initial appearance of Breck in a recurring role as Holliday, whose interpretation is starkly different from the seriously realistic, darker portrayal by Gerald Mohr, who played the gunman in earlier episodes “The Quick and the Dead” and briefly in “Seed of Deception." Breck's Holliday is depicted as a marginally friendly acquaintance of Bart’s, who initially helps set up a scheme.

The Forbidden City	Bart	Brent

Strapping Garner lookalike Robert Colbert's debut as Brent Maverick, a character dressed exactly like Bret Maverick. Bart only appears rather briefly in the episode.

Substitute Gun	Bart

With Coleen Gray, the actress who played John Wayne's character's fiancée at the beginning of the 1948 movie Red River.

Benefit of the Doubt	Brent

The second and last appearance of Brent Maverick, and his only solo episode. With Slim Pickens in a brief supporting role as a stagecoach driver.

The Devil's Necklace (Parts I & II)	Bart

The only two-part episode in the series, a flashback story involving a fort in which everyone but Bart had been killed by Indians.

Sentence(s)

"Hadley's Hunters" is the episode of Maverick starring Bart.

final_sentence: "Hadley's Hunters" is the episode of Maverick starring Bart.