S3.E26

The Maggie Hamilton Story

Name: The Maggie Hamilton Story
Genre: Western
Released: 1960-04-06
Duration: 1 h
Rating: 7.8
Cast: Ward Bond, Robert Horton, Susan Oliver

Episode aired Apr 6, 1960
TV-PG
1h

IMDb RATING

7.8/10

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Western

When their daughter runs away from the wagon train, the Hamiltons hire Flint to bring her back. With renegades in the area, he soon discovers how spoiled Maggie really is and they still mana... Read allWhen their daughter runs away from the wagon train, the Hamiltons hire Flint to bring her back. With renegades in the area, he soon discovers how spoiled Maggie really is and they still manage to make it back in one piece.When their daughter runs away from the wagon train, the Hamiltons hire Flint to bring her back. With renegades in the area, he soon discovers how spoiled Maggie really is and they still manage to make it back in one piece.

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7.8/10

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Sylvia Marriott and Les Tremayne in Wagon Train (1957)

Leonard Nimoy and Frank Wolff in Wagon Train (1957)

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Trivia
Susan Oliver (Margaret Hamilton) and Leonard Nimoy (Cherokee) both would later star in Star Trek

Quotes
Margaret Hamilton: You'll be sorry. You'll see you'll be sorry.
Flint McCullough: I'm sorry already. Now come on little girl get on the horsey worsey and we'll go fix some suppy wuppy.

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Featured review

6/10

Spoiled Brat

Wagon Train regulars had to compete against two of the most outrageously overacted performances in the history of the series. Mother Sylvia Marriott also had a lot of trouble keeping up with Les Tremayne playing her very proper Bostonian husband and Susan Oliver as their spoiled hellion of a daughter.

In a fit of pique Oliver goes off leaving the Wagon Train and Ward Bond sends Robert Horton after her. The suave ladies man Flint McCullough ain't quite knowing what to do with her. He rescues her from some really bottom feeding outlaws, but only because the whole group hasn't three working brain cells among them and two of them, Leonard Nimoy and Orville Sherma, hate each other worse than any outsiders.

The story takes a lot of inspiration from The Taming Of The Shrew and you know how Petruchio handled that situation.

Anyway All's well that ends well.

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