This was aired on Christmas of 1960. By then, Maverick was starting to wear thin. James Garner was gone, and the plots, all of which revolved around money, were becoming noticeably similar. Even so, Maverick was still the best show on television. Jack Kelly and Roger Moore carried the series through its final two seasons. When Wells Fargo offers a reward for the Incredible Clay Corey, Bart is interested. He is hungry and gets a free meal at the mission, where he hooks up with a faro dealer he knew in San Francisco. Peter Breck, who was Doc Holiday in later episodes, leads a double life. It was always the personalities of the Maverick brothers that intrigued, not the plots.
Review of Destination Devil's Flat
