While trapped in a storm, Bret and Bart tell Dandy Jim why they can't go to Texas.While trapped in a storm, Bret and Bart tell Dandy Jim why they can't go to Texas.While trapped in a storm, Bret and Bart tell Dandy Jim why they can't go to Texas.
Emile Avery
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George Barrows
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Duke Green
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John Hudkins
- Brawler
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Danny Sands
- Johnny Reb
- (uncredited)
Fred Stromsoe
- Johnny Reb
- (uncredited)
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Did you know
- GoofsIn subsequent episodes the Mavericks will return to Texas several times. But in this episode they say they can't return to Texas because of the murder charge against them.
- Quotes
Jesse Hayden: You're hanging yourself, Bret.
Bret Maverick: Beats letting strangers do it.
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Maverick: Trail West To Fury
In "Trail West To Fury," the Maverick brothers and Dandy Jim Buckley wait out a flood. We learn why the brothers cannot return to their home town in Texas. They were framed for murders they did not commit. Bret and Bart became Indian fighters after the Civil War to stay out of prison. They are trail bosses on a cattle drive in this episode. I think the nature of the brothers' characters precluded the series from running longer than five seasons when Gunsmoke ran 20 and Bonanza 14. Bret and Bart were gamblers and while they were more interesting and more human than Matt Dillon, the Puritan TV audience would tolerate them only to a point. Roy Huggins' situational ethics ran its course.
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- May 21, 2015
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- Runtime49 minutes
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- 1.33 : 1
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