Riverboat (1959–1961)

TV Series   |    |  Adventure, Western

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Grey Holden wins a river boat in a poker game, which he then pilots, along with his crew, in various adventures along the Mississippi River. This action series is set in the nineteenth century.

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  • Mary Tyler Moore and Jody Fair in Riverboat (1959)
  • Charles Bronson and Stella Stevens in Riverboat (1959)
  • Darren McGavin in Riverboat (1959)
  • Buddy Ebsen in Riverboat (1959)
  • DeForest Kelley in Riverboat (1959)

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26 February 2006 | jwbkatfish
I remember the name of the riverboat was "Enterprise"
I remember that the name of the Riverboat was the "Enterprise". The only episode I can recall is one that involved a young lawyer named Abe Lincoln defending a bridge builder that Capt. Holden's Enterprise damaged. I believe Lincoln won the case. The "Star Trek Enterprise" series left out the "Riverboat Enterprise" in their opening credits when they featured other Enterprises, (sailing ships, aircraft carriers and shuttles, etc.)I always thought it was unfortunate it was left out... Riverboat was a show that I've been trying to recall for some time. I believe that it was on Sunday nights. Will miss you Darren Jerry 2/26/05.

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Trivia

Burt Reynolds left the show in the middle of the first season because of behind-the-scenes disputes with Darren McGavin. He was replaced by Noah Beery, Jr. when the second season began.

Goofs

Despite taking place in the Antebellum South, there were no African Americans on the show.

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Genres

Adventure | Western

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Release Date:

13 September 1959

Language

English

Country of Origin

USA

Filming Locations

Backlot, Universal Studios - 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, California, USA

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