Maverine's Movies and TV Shows

The White Six (1975)
Maverine became a movie star and a singer. Her first film as a teenager called "The White Six," the sequel of the Black Six. Maverine is the leading lady as John Hannah, Tom Mack, Dan Dierdorf, Joe DeLamielleure, Ed Marinaro and Doug Buffone were truckers. Clarence Scott and Freddy Weller were special guests in this movie, and Maury Wills had reprise the role as well.

This intro features as six black men's bodies were found, and the white truckers came at the bar and restaurant. The song is "Already Gone" by the Eagles.

Sweet Pea (Maverine) gave all of these lunches to the six. The next day, all six men played the jukebox with a rock and roll music, but Ed had used it. All six men kicked out, and they went to Sweet Pea's house. Tom went over and hold Sweet Pea tight. The next morning, Maury the coach gave Sweet Pea an advice. Sweet Pea went to the police department about the information about her new boyfriend's twin brothers. All six men describes of having fun as Freddy came by.

Tom only went to Sweet Pea's house making love while Freddy singing "You're Not Getting Older." The next morning, Tom and Sweet Pea were sleeping before getting up. All six men came along at the bar and restaurant as Clarence came by. All six white men and Clarence decided to have a truck race as Red Simpson sings "I'm a Truck." Tom and Sweet Pea wins the truck race after Clarence's truck crashed. Freddy arrived after that about winning the race. Sweet Pea sings "I May Never Get to Heaven" at the restaurant and bar.

Five men except Tom gave Sweet Pea a lesson, and she walks over Tom, and he asked her to marry her.

Bad Excuses (1976)
with Melna Lewis

Attitude Adustment (1976)
Maverine's next movie Attitude Adjustment has started out when Cristina Crowell (Maverine) was the hot model, in which her sisters had supported her. Her oldest sister Linda (Agnes Riley) has two sons and two daughters, the oldest two were deaf and the youngest two were normal. The kids' father Hoyt (Fred Cox) told the younger two to help out with them.

Cristina's other sister GerriLynn (Sharon Buberl) dates the middle aged man Glynn (Roy Winston). Other sister Barbara (Kathie Blazevic) who is Glynn's ex-wife and sidekick. Other sister Reba (Trudy Tigue) has drugs and her husband Allen (Jeff Wright) was framed at her. His brother and soldier Melville (Bob Lee) arrives at the scene.

Other sister Karen (Colleen Butler) was the Lynn Anderson type and her campaign manger and husband Travis (Doug Sutherland) was feisty as ever. Other sister Gretchen (Sherry Clare) is the model like Cristina, and other sister Shelly (Debbie Cummings).

Next door neighbor Shawn (Mark Mullaney) saw two black men Floyd and Waylon (Nate Wright and Brent McClanahan) harassing at Cristina's ex-boyfriend Michael (Maury Pribyl). She is currently dating a musician Freddy (Paul Krause). Cristina's brother Wade (Ed White) decided to treat the last older sister Brenda (Kathy Manton) right. The ex-boyfriend did marry Shelly and was divorced.

The chauffeur David (Stu Voigt) and psycho fiend Darryle (Wes Hamilton) talks too much about the sisters. Here's the quick scene, Maury and Nate had a fight, and the bartender said as Nate got out, "No Blacks Allowed." Maverine and Maury fights, and he went to jail.

Plot:
Cristina Crowell got up in the morning as her only brother Wade was cooking breakfast. A phone call came, it was Allen Raines, whose wife Reba, Cristina's sister has drugs and alcohol overdose, and she will be at the psych ward. With him is his brother Melville.

Gretchen concerns of being a model as Brenda was running away from Cristina's recent ex-boyfriend Michael Shell. Shelly was loving on a psycho fiend named Darryle Dean. Linda and Hoyt Williams had four children, the oldest two Jimmy and Dana were deaf, and the youngest two Chris and Kim were normal speakers. They were at the dinner table praying well.

The next morning, Cristina takes a shower, GerriLynn called Wade about Cristina, and he pulls the shower curtain, and she told him not to do it again. GerriLynn said about Glynn Chastain's personal habits with his ex-wife Barbara. Glynn, Barbara and GerriLynn were very fraud about their relationships.

Michael was at the bar as a man named Floyd smack dabs him, and the bartender kicks Floyd out, saying that there are no blacks allowed. Karen sings a swiftest tune as her husband Travis Anderson, the campaign manager has a phone call about the elections.

At the bar, Brenda was drinking beer without Michael, as the chauffeur David Abercrombie told her about her hard times. At the bar and grill, Cristina was eating steak as her new boyfriend Freddy Smallwood asked her about their introductions, and he plays guitar. That night after leaving the bar and grill, Freddy and Cristina fell in love. Floyd, Waylon and Michael were talking outside as Shawn Rivers, the neighbor told them to keep it down.

Reba was very shameless about the tragic death of her roommate of shock treatment. She punches four nurses before having a shock treatment. The doctor called Allen about her depression and the shock treatment. Freddy was singing a love song to Cristina, and she is singing to Freddy as well. Allen came by and told Cristina that Reba has died after the shock treatment. David and Darryle told them about Reba, Cristina and the other girls. Cristina told David about her sisters.

That night, Michael told Cristina that Brenda was killed on the wrong side of the road, and she told him that Reba has died. Cristina slaps his face, kicks his right leg, cusses out, and Wade came by with a door open, and she smashes the glass vase. Wade told Michael outside about harassing with Cristina. Cristina called the cops on Michael, and Shawn next door told them to keep it down or he'll call the cops, and Cristina said she did. Michael did arrested, not Wade, but he was with Waylon and Floyd at the cell.

A double funeral came five days later, Cristina and her six sisters had a conversation about Reba and Brenda. Linda is still the same stay at home mom, Barbara left town to become an editor of the magazine. GerriLynn married Glynn and settled down in Louisiana. Karen became a tour guide in Minnesota. Gretchen left town to become a model in California. Shelly married Darryle and settled down in Minnesota. Cristina is finally engaged to Freddy.

Patty and Maverine: The Movie (1981)
After their dad's death, Maverine was with Scott hearing "Lovin' Up a Storm" by Razzy Bailey. Patty went to the bar and visit Lynn, Lucinda, Jackie, Mary and Rosalie. That night, Randy and Eddie had banned for living at Maverine's house with Scott. The next day at church, Mary sings "One Day at a Time." Later that night, Mary and Stu were dancing into the song "Hold On I'm Coming" by Sam and Dave. Maverine and Patty dances into "Tennessee River" with Scott and Ron, but Bobby turns on the radio. Randy shot the radio, and Scott and Ron chases him. Rosalie breaks up with Mark after their secret engagement. The next day, Nate was sweeping the floor as Ron and Patty talks about their love life. That night, Scott and Maverine asked about their good times. The next morning, Patty and Ron were making plans about partying around. Meanwhile, Scott and Maverine were decided to headed to the club, and they, Patty and Ron danced into the Waylon song later that night. Maverine sings "Shake a Tail Feather," and "Give Me Some Loving," but Randy stabs the Joe DeLamielleure jersey, Maverine changed from the jersey to the Larry Gatlin shirt, although Larry and his two brothers were there singing "Take Me to Your Loving Place."

The next morning, Eddie gives Jackie, Lynn, Mary and Lucinda a lesson, Dennis, Tommy and Stu wants the girls out except Jackie. Matt, Fred, Rickey, Sammy and Ahmad asked Patty about the raise, as Maverine asked Wes, Jeff, Jim and Dave a little known promotion. That night, Stu, Eddie, Ron, Scott, Tommy and Dennis loves six women. The next morning, Jim Langer had a cameo role, and Patty crushes his Dolphins teammate Jake Scott. Meanwhile, four other girls talked to Jim about the Glaser Brothers. Randy told the girls not to go anywhere, but Ron and Scott disguises as a cop, and Maverine and Patty had saved their lives. Ron, Patty, Scott and Maverine were still together. The other four still loves them.

Starring in alphabetical order in addition to Ron Yary and Scott Studwell:
Matt Blair
Bobby Bryant
Wes Hamilton
Randy Holloway
Jim Hough
Dave Huffman
Tommy Kramer
Fred McNeill
Mark Mullaney
Eddie Payton
Ahmad Rashad
Jeff Siemon
Doug Sutherland
Dennis Swilley
Stu Voigt
Sammy White
Nate Wright
Rickey Young

Models in order:
Mary Allie
Jackie Dale
Lucinda Kraft
Rosalie Villelli
Lynn Youngkrantz

Crazy Truckers on the Road (1982)
Maverine's next movie was "Crazy Truckers on the Road" with Rick Lewis was released in January 1982. The opening song was "Midnight Hauler" by Razzy Bailey. Football stars Joe DeLamielleure, Ed White, Mike Bell and Derland Moore had a starring role. Ed is Lem, Joe is Larry, Mike is Lyle and Derland is Lonnie. Rick is Clark Nelson and Maverine is Nellie Lynn Fitzgerald.

Maverine was sitting at the bar herself talking to Clark about Ricky as "Brother Jukebox" by Don Everly was played. Lem and his brothers took Nellie at the same bar as "I'm Almost Ready" by Pure Prairie League was played.

NASCAR drivers Ricky Rudd and Tim Richmond had a cameo role as Clark (or Rick) sings "Hard Living." Five years later, Keith Whitley had a song.

Lem and Nellie were slow dancing as "Yesterday Just Passed My Way Again" was played. When they come home, Lem and Nellie were fall in love as "Feels So Night" by Alabama was played.

The Minnesota Vikings' Dennis Swilley and Steve Riley had a brief cameo role as Nellie's (or Maverine's) band members. Clark performs called "Guitar Man." Dennis introduces Nellie with a song called "Simple as That."

Nellie broke up with Clark as the song "Love at Last Sight" by Don Everly was played. Nellie's trucking career is ready to start as the song "Roll on Big Mama" by Joe Stampley was played. Nellie won the race, and Lem loves Nellie a lot.

Mojo Queen (1987)
Maverine's next movie is "Mojo Queen" about a girl who gets rowdy with a bartender (Maury Pribyl). Bob Grim had a cameo role as a former cab driver, and Freddy Weller and Ray Wersching also had a cameo as well. Freddy's son Brandon had a brief role, and the country group Girls Next Door had a supporting role as the quadruplet cousins of a girl.

Hardcore Lover (1990)
with Nolan Cromwell. Guests were Pat Studstill and Henry Paul.

Quadruplets in Love (1991)
It's a story of two sets of quadruplets had fallen in love with each other. Four NASCAR drivers played as quadruplet boys.

Maverine (1991-1993)
with W.C. Peterson as Monty, Larry Anderson as Larry, Jeff Nelsen as Randy, and Dallas Swanson as Kyle.
1. O.J. Simpson, place: Little Rock
2. Joe Theismann, place: Las Vegas
3. Roger Staubach, place: Rock Springs
4. Paul Warfield, places: Wyoming, Montana and Idaho
5. Drew Pearson, place: St. Louis
6. Gale Sayers, place: Boise
7. Franco Harris, place: Los Angeles
8. Mel Blount, place: Sandy Hook, Kentucky
9. Walter Payton, places: Louisiana and Texas (Walter's children Jarrett and Brittney had a cameo appearance as well)
10. Jack Kemp, place: Wheeling
11. Steve Largent, place: Trenton, New Jersey
12. John Riggins, place: Little Rock
13. Ahmad Rashad, place: Tupelo (His wife Phylicia, daughter Condola, golfer Payne Stewart and six other wives Jennifer Montana, Babette Kosar, Janet Elway, Michelle Oates, Toni Lipps and Stacey O'Brien had a cameo appearances.)
14. Fred Biletnikoff, place: New Orleans
15. Dick Butkus, place: Chillicothe, Ohio
16. Tony Dorsett, place: Eugene, Oregon
17. Dan Fouts, place: Providence, Rhode Island (Off screen, Dan and Maverine were kissing after divorcing his first wife)
18. Frank Gifford, place: Charlotte, North Carolina (Frank's wife Kathie Lee and son Cody had a cameo appearance, Dale Jarrett, Don Mattingly, Martin Mull, Milton Berle, Muhammad Ali, Isiah Thomas, Chris Berman, Lesley Visser, and 14 other wives Ortancis Carter, Faith Cherry, Kaye Cowher, Dainnese Gault, Carole Hinton, Diane Long, Karen Lott, Felicia Moon, Cindy Noble, Linda Seifert, Mitzi Testaverde, Robin Swilling, Toni Doleman and Diana Ditka and her husband Mike also had a cameo too. All 11 Wacky Races characters came in animation-live action.)
19. Otto Graham, places: Ohio and Arkansas
20. Sonny Jurgensen, places: Oklahoma and Texas
21. Eddie LeBaron, place: Washington D.C.
22. Ken Stabler, place: Death Valley
23. Joe DeLamielleure, place: St. Louis (Joe's adopted boys Andy and Matt had a cameo appearance as well)
24. Charley Taylor, place: New Orleans
25. Y.A. Tittle, places: North and South Dakotas
26. Kellen Winslow, place: Dover, Delaware
27. Lynn Swann, place: Hollywood
28. Richard Todd, place: Raleigh, North Carolina
29. Lem Barney, places: Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
30. Bert Jones, place: Hackensack, New Jersey
31. Billy Kilmer, place: Boise
32. John Mackey, place: Key West, Florida
33. Archie Manning, place: Racine, Wisconsin (His three sons Cooper, Peyton and Eli had a cameo appearance, so does four wives Annette Rypien, Ann Stark, Cindy Walker and Cindy Reed)
34. Harvey Martin, place: Carlsbad, New Mexico

Mojo Queen 2 (1994)
As her quadruplet cousins killed of a bus accident, Maverine plays a typical woman who helped out with three black sisters (the Pointer Sisters) whose brother was sad about their dad's death.

Terry McBride had a small role as did Troy Aikman, John Elway, and Warren Moon. Little Richard, Tanya Tucker, George Jones and Little Texas had a supporting role. Denny Streeter and Stuart Medders were played as brothers, as Marty Stuart dubs Denny's singing voice, and Clint Black dubs Stuart's singing voice as well. The Staple Singers had a cameo role as did Billy Dean and Diamond Rio. Toby Rodriguez plays as Emilio Suarez, and Kix Brooks dubs Toby's singing voice. Wayland Boone played Marty Hanner, and he had his own singing voice.

Songs:
White Lightnin' - Joe Diffie
Wasted Days and Wasted Nights - Texas Tornados (featuring Freddy Fender)
Peaceful Easy Feeling - Little Texas
The Weight - Marty Stuart and the Staple Singers
Patches - George Jones and B.B. King
Desperado - Clint Black
I'm Movin' On - Wayland Boone
Lyin' Eyes - Diamond Rio
Saturday Night - Billy Dean
Best of My Love - Brooks & Dunn
Ride Out for This Old Heart - Wayland Boone
Something Else - Little Richard and Tanya Tucker
Already Gone - Tanya Tucker
Chain of Fools - Clint Black and the Pointer Sisters
Hello Darlin' - George Jones (for Conway Twitty)
I Don't Need Your Rockin' Chair (Live) - George Jones, Maverine Michael, the Pointer Sisters, Tanya Tucker, Billy Dean, Little Texas, Diamond Rio and Wayland Boone
Take it Easy - Travis Tritt

Maverine and Marla 2000 (2000)
This movie talks about dancing and making love, and it's about two twin sisters (real life, two months apart) marrying two twin brothers (Paul Krause and Wally Hilgenberg; in real life they were seven months apart). Lem Barney, Lee Roy Selmon, Dan Dierdorf, Billy Shaw and Doug Atkins had a cameo role. It features 30 songs. In the blooper outtakes, Forrest Gregg, Dante Lavelli, Otto Graham, Bobby Mitchell, Lou Creekmur, Ace Parker, Willie Lanier, Len Dawson, Mel Renfro, Bob Lilly, Ron Mix, Don Maynard, Gene Upshaw, Jan Stenerud, Jackie Smith and Lenny Moore had an uncredited role.

Production note: It was taped from late 1998 to mid 1999, and was released on Jan. 7, 2000. Tom Mack was supposed to be in the cameo, but his last role was the TV episode of "The Six Million Dollar Man" in 1975. The director said that Mack didn't like reading the script, but was replaced by Bills great Billy Shaw. Shaw likes the script.

Plot:
Paul and Wally married Marla and Maverine in 1980. Paul and Marla had five children Liana, Blaine, Alex, Jessi and Josh, and Wally and Maverine had three children, Greg, Katie and Stephen.

Marla and Paul's son Blaine and his cousins, nieces and nephews were dancing for 2 seconds until Marla cuts the record off. Maverine was ironing clothes while hearing the radio before switching to "Houston" by the Gatlin Brothers. The next morning, the girls found Billy Shaw, but not Tom Mack. Maverine, Marla and Billy arrived at the bar and grill playing games.

Maverine and Marla were shopping for clothes. Maverine did a little karate as she was wearing the Doug Atkins jersey. Paul's son Brent was on the mechanical bull riding at the bar and grill.

Maverine and Billy were asking about the robber. While Maverine was still at the bar and grill, Marla told Maverine to visit Doug. The sisters finally found Doug, and they were dancing into the Shenandoah song.

Marla went to the barista store and found Lee Roy Selmon and Lem Barney. The boys had too many crime scenes going on. Paul and Marla were at the bar and grill about having fun, and Maverine and Wally came by. Marla and Maverine had a fitness going.

Maverine played a jukebox for Conway Twitty's "Hello Darling," where she and Billy were dancing. Marla and Maverine told the kids about making plans, even Wally and Paul. At the bar and grill, they danced into two songs, and Billy arrived. Marla and Maverine talks about doing it again for tonight for not dancing. Paul, Marla, Maverine and Wally were reading a menu, and the next day, Maverine and Marla's dad passed away.

Meanwhile, Billy and Maverine were overreacted as Lem and Lee Roy came by as the bartender named Wilson said "No Blacks Allowed," but left. Maverine told Billy about her drinking sober. Marla, Lem, Lee Roy and Dan Dierdorf talks about their grieves and she told them about watching Bogart and Bacall on TV.

Marla and Maverine were at the kitchen table as Billy arrived. Maverine told him she was his friend, and he has supported his wife Patsy. Marla sees the Tom Mack pictures, five NASCAR cards, and a James Garner photo. At the bar and grill, Wally, Maverine, Paul and Marla dances into "On the Road Again," which is the final song before the credits.

Maverine and Duane Show (2018-2021)
with Brian O'Neill