Category:Maverick – Main Characters

Maverick (Main Character)

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Season 1

• Stays at the same hotel in Denver that Bret is staying at (Rage for Vengeance)
• Was a galvanised Yankee (The Savage Hills)
• Joined the Union Army as an Indian fighter for two years at the end of the Civil War so that he didn’t have to rot in jail (Trail West to Fury)
• Comes from Texas (Trail West to Fury)

 

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Season 2

• When he was younger he worked as a trail boss (Yellow River)
• Promised his father that he wouldn’t marry until he was 38 (Brasada Spur)
• It’s been about four or five months since Bart has seen Cindy (Passage to Fort Doom)

 

 

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Season 3

• Uses the alias Dandy Jim Buckley (Pappy)
• Uncle: Bentley Maverick – his father’s brother (Pappy)
• According to his brother Bret, he only swindles swindlers (The Misfortune Teller)

 

 

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Season 4

• Uncle: Micah Maverick (The Maverick Line)
• Spends some time in Abilene while Brent is in Sunburst (The Forbidden City)

 

 

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Season 5

 

Bret Maverick →

Maverick (Main Character)

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Season 1

• Uses the alias Bret Martin (The Quick and the Dead)
• Was a galvanised Yankee (The Savage Hills)
• Comes from Texas (Trail West to Fury)
• Joined the Union Army as an Indian fighter for two years to keep from rotting in a Yankee Prison at the end of the Civil War (Trail West to Fury)

 

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Season 2

• Gravestone: Born April 7, 1847 ~ Hanged Sept. 21, 1876 which makes him 29 years old (The Day They Hanged Bret Maverick)
• Uses the alias Brad Richards (The Day They Hanged Bret Maverick)
• Promised Pappy that he would get married at 38.  He will look around for a wife and raise 12 Mavericks (Duel at Sundown)
• Important rule to himself “To be cowardly at all costs.” (The Strange Journey of Jenny Hill)

 

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Season 3

• Left Texas eight years ago (Pappy)
• Impersonates his father to prevent his marriage to much younger woman (Pappy)
• Goes to Guatemala City in Guatemala (Guatemala City)
• Birthday: 11 May (The Misfortune Teller)

 

← Bart Maverick

Beau Maverick →