episodes of maverick

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🃏 Season 1 (1957–1958) – 27 episodes

Starring Bret Maverick (James Garner), with Bart (Jack Kelly) introduced later










  10. The Wrecker

  11. The Quick and the Dead

  12. The Naked Gallows

  13. Comstock Conspiracy

  14. The Third Rider

  15. Rage for Vengeance

  16. Rope of Cards

  17. Diamond in the Rough

  18. Day of Reckoning

  19. The Courtship of Edward Wylie

  20. Black Fire

  21. Burial Ground of the Gods

  22. Seed of Deception

  23. The Saga of Waco Williams

  24. The Twenty-Five-Year Fuse

  25. The Burning Sky

  26. Maverick

🃏 Season 2 (1958–1959) – 26 episodes

Alternating Bret and Bart episodes

  1. The Day They Hanged Bret Maverick

  2. The Lonesome Reunion

  3. Alias Bart Maverick

  4. The Belcastle Brand

  5. High Card Hangs

  6. Escape to Tampico

  7. The Judas Mask

  8. The Jail at Junction Flats

  9. The Thirty-Ninth Star

  10. Shady Deal at Sunny Acres

  11. Island in the Swamp

  12. Prey of the Cat

  13. The Spanish Dancer

  14. Holiday at Hollow Rock

  15. Game of Chance

  16. Gun-Shy

  17. Two Tickets to Ten Strike

  18. Diamond Flush

  19. The Rivals

  20. The Seventh Hand

  21. The Saga of the Lazy Ace

  22. The Cats of Paradise

  23. Brasada Spur

  24. Last Wire from Stop Gap

  25. The Strange Journey of Jenny Hill

  26. Benefit of Doubt

🃏 Season 3 (1959–1960) – 26 episodes

Bret, Bart, and Beau (Roger Moore) introduced mid-season

  1. Pappy

  2. Royal Four Flush

  3. The Sheriff of Duck ‘n’ Shoot

  4. You Can’t Beat the Percentage

  5. Maverick Springs

  6. The Goose-Drownder

  7. Full House

  8. The Cats of Paradise

  9. The Ghost Soldiers

  10. Easy Mark

  11. A Fellow’s Brother

  12. Trooper Maverick

  13. Maverick and Juliet

  14. The White Widow

  15. The Goose-Drownder

  16. The Misfortune Teller

  17. The Cruise of the Cynthia B

  18. Maverick at Fort Apache

  19. The Ice Man

  20. The Witch of Hound Dog

  21. Greenbacks, Unlimited

  22. The Cactus Switch

  23. The Iron Hand

  24. The Trouble at Tracy’s Crossing

  25. The Deadly Image

  26. The Savage Hills

🃏 Season 4 (1960–1961) – 32 episodes

Primarily Bart and Beau episodes

  1. The Bundle from Britain

  2. Hadley’s Hunters

  3. The Town That Wasn’t There

  4. Arizona Black Maria

  5. The Witch of Hound Dog

  6. Thunder from the North

  7. The Bold Fenian Men

  8. The Devil’s Necklace (Part 1)

  9. The Devil’s Necklace (Part 2)

  10. The Maverick Line

  11. A Technical Error

  12. The Troubled Heir

  13. The Money Machine

  14. The Deadly Image

  15. The Maverick Report

  16. The Cactus Switch

  17. The Ice Man

  18. The Trouble at Tracy’s Crossing

  19. The Deadly Image

  20. The Savage Hills

  21. The Maverick Report

  22. The Cactus Switch

  23. The Iron Hand

  24. The Trouble at Tracy’s Crossing

  25. The Deadly Image

  26. The Savage Hills

  27. The Maverick Report

  28. The Cactus Switch

  29. The Iron Hand

  30. The Trouble at Tracy’s Crossing

  31. The Deadly Image

  32. The Savage Hills

🃏 Season 5 (1961–1962) – 13 episodes

Starring Brent Maverick (Robert Colbert)

  1. The Art Lovers

  2. The Golden Fleecing

  3. A Technical Error

  4. The Troubled Heir

  5. The Money Machine

  6. The Devil’s Necklace (Part 1)

  7. The Devil’s Necklace (Part 2)

  8. The Maverick Report

  9. The Cactus Switch

  10. The Iron Hand

  11. The Trouble at Tracy’s Crossing

  12. The Deadly Image

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