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Young Maverick: The Complete Series

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Genre	Television, Westerns/Television
Format	NTSC
Contributor	Charles Frank
Number Of Discs	3
Runtime	8 hours and 4 minutes

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Meet Ben Maverick (Charles Frank), the crown prince of cardsharps. Son of Beau (played by Roger Moore on the original series), Ben may be Harvard educated, but he's still cut from the same cloth as his cousins (once removed). So it's a good thing Bret (James Garner) and Bart (Jack Kelly) are on hand to introduce Ben to the ways of the Wild West in The New Maverick TV movie (included in this collection), which successfully paved the way for this Maverick sequel series. Unlike his lighter traveling relations, Ben carries some extra baggage on his wanderings -- his lovely grifting gal pal Nell (Susan Blanchard). While the pair may always bluff their way to high stakes, their real ace-in-the-hole is Marshal Edge Troy (John Dehner), who shows up just in time to get the pair out of a jam. Usually. Notable guests include James Woods, Donna Mills, George Dzundza, Howard Duff, Harry Dean Stanton and Morgan Fairchild.

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Aspect Ratio ‏ : ‎ 1.33:1
MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ NR (Not Rated)
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.5 x 5.5 x 0.5 inches; 3.5 ounces
Item model number ‏ : ‎ B01CDT62OI
Media Format ‏ : ‎ NTSC
Run time ‏ : ‎ 8 hours and 4 minutes
Release date ‏ : ‎ March 1, 2016
Actors ‏ : ‎ Charles Frank
Studio ‏ : ‎ Warner Archive Collection
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B01CDT62OI
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 3

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AstroGremlin

A Bit O' the Original Maverick Included

Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2018

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Being a fan of westerns and comedy and an obsessed fan of Maverick, this was a find for me. The three disks include the "pilot," the 1978 movie, The New Maverick, with James Garner and brief appearances of Jack Kelly. I enjoyed seeing Garner and Kelly 16 years after the original. Kelly seems kind of beat, but Garner is the same Maverick. The film is flawed by the bad background music so common in the 1970's (think snare drum and trumpets playing semi-randomly) but great sets and in color. IMDB incorrectly says James Garner is in the first episode, "Clancy." Bret Maverick is mentioned but Garner does not appear. The series includes a number of recognizable actors who had storied careers in TV and film. In "Clancy," the opposing boxer is played by Burton Gilliam, who played Lyle, Taggert's sidekick, who had some of the funniest lines in Blazing Saddles. The series recurring Marshal Troy is played by John Dehner, who played the crooked banker in "Shady Deal at Sunny Acres," arguably the best of the original Maverick and a precursor to The Sting. James Woods is in two episodes and you will see a number of very recognizable guest players. Don't get me wrong, Young Maverick isn't Maverick. Nothing is. Just the pilot movie was worth the price of admission.

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Alyce

Nice series. Fun to watch.

Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2020

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This is a good set of movies. Entertaining. Full screen and comes in clearly, sound is good. Not corny, like the other Maverixk series from same time. Of course this set has Ben Maverick, not the Bret Maverick. Susan Blanchard and Charles Frank are talented actors. And they are so good together on screen...I guess because they were and still are married in real life.

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Alan L. Grossman

Five Stars

Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2016

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Very happy to be able to see all of these formerly rare "Young Maverick" episodes again!

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Mike Tolley

2 thumbs down !

Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2021

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I am a die hard fan of TV westerns as I grew up in that era. But in the case of Young Maverick it is basically a silly show. I understand why it was cancelled so soon after airing. It fell way short of measuring up to the original Maverick. 2 thumbs down. Sorry!

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Surprisingly I liked these episodes of the 1979 revival of the Maverick ...

Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2016

Surprisingly I liked these episodes of the 1979 revival of the Maverick TV series much more than I expected. Being a devoted fan of the original series, I have pursued every opportunity to acquire all productions of this legendary franchise. Realizing that the ABC TV movie, "The New Maverick" that served as a pilot for this TV series was mediocre at best, my expectations for this limited run series were marginal. Upon viewing the 8 episodes (including 2 episodes that never aired initially), I was pleasantly surprised at the details suggesting deference to the original series concept. Such details included the continuing use of the original theme song with an updated arrangement, the town and ranch scene sets, the costumes, the casting, the screenplays showing card playing, and moving the Maverick character from town to town each week. It was also a great touch to include the great character actor, John Dehner as Marshall Edge Troy. John Dehner appeared in arguably the most famous episode from the original series, Shady Deal at Sunny Acres.

Even though this short series revival suffered from some of the same shortcomings as other attempts to update the Maverick character, it had an underlying authenticity sadly lacking from the miserable formulaic Bret Maverick series that aired for one season, two years later on NBC. All attempts at reviving Maverick, including the theatrical release starring Mel Gibson, have simply played the comedy too broadly, rendering the shows much too silly. The original series, created by Roy Huggins, wrote Maverick as a serious western anti-hero character who would do almost anything to avoid conflict and inconvenience but NOT as a con artist coward as subsequent efforts suggested. When pressed by circumstances in the original Maverick storylines, our main character always stood up to the bad guys, often finding ways to outsmart them.

In the Young Maverick series, Charles Frank looked the part and played it as well as he could under the circumstances. The bad guys in each episode had enough of an edge to make them appear to be a believable threat within the story line and Ben Maverick always showed an appropriate Maverick concern for bringing them to some sort of frontier justice. The fatal flaw of this series was including a female tag-a-long character named Nell McGarrahan, played by Susan Blanchard, the real life wife of the lead actor Charles Frank. Even though she was a very pretty face to grace the screen in each episode, her character basically just served to distract from the storyline and also created a silly kid-show type of framework in the series. Remove that character and provide a little more seriousness to the Maverick role and this series would have been a successful revival of the original show regardless of the length of its run on CBS-TV in 1979.

One huge disappointment in the release of this series on DVD is that, for some odd reason, it did not include the well documented first 15 second scene from the opening episode that aired on November 28, 1979. That scene showed Ben Maverick having a chance encounter with Bret Maverick played in a cameo by James Garner. In this scene, Bret said to Ben "expect to see more of me" in your travels. I cannot imagine why it was not included in the DVD unless it was somehow filmed separately from the episode in which it appeared and served as more of a teaser promo to build interest in the new series. Whether it was "lost" within the Warner Brothers vault or not included for some other reason, it was still a great disappointment not to have been included in this package.

Overall this series was a surprisingly good attempt to revive Maverick from the 1950's, especially when compared to the Bret Maverick series from 2 years later. Fans of the original Maverick TV show will likely enjoy this very limited run series which has not been seen in almost 40 years. One final note is that the best episode in the series is "Dead Man's Hand" which aired as a two part episode on the 4th and 5th weeks of the series after 3 other episodes had already aired. It seems obvious that this was intended to be an extended 2 hour premier of the series because of the inclusion of introductory devices for a number of issues including the continuing character of Nell McGarrahan.

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Five Stars

Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2017

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Awesome show thank you for your business. Finally got it.

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Patrick L.

Short lived series that was finding its own voice just ...

Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2016

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Short lived series that was finding its own voice just as it was cancled.Enjoyable,although not as classic as the original Maverick tv series.Wish they gave this one a full season.

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Teresa Cook

Five Stars

Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2016

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I always loved this nice little series. Wished it had lasted longer!

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