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Spin and Marty
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Spin and Marty

1955
Spin and Marty
Spin and Marty

Spin and Marty

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Spin and Marty is a popular series of television shorts that aired as part of ABC's Mickey Mouse Club show of the mid-1950s produced by Walt Disney. There were three serials in all, set at the Triple R Ranch, a boys' western-style summer camp. The first series of 25 eleven-minute episodes, The Adventures of Spin and Marty, was filmed in 1955. Its popularity led to two sequels – The Further Adventures of Spin and Marty in 1956 and The New Adventures of Spin and Marty in 1957. It aired as reruns on the Disney Channel until September 9, 2002. The serials were based on the 1942 novel Marty Markham by Lawrence Edward Watkin. The producer for Disney was Bill Walsh and the screenplay was written by Jackson Gillis. The shows' success led to the Spin and Marty comic books of the late 1950s. The first season's 25 episodes with bonus material were released on DVD by Disney in 2005.

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EP26  The Last Campfire
Dec. 09,1955
The Last Campfire

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EP26  The Last Campfire
Dec. 09,1955
The Last Campfire

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EP25  Sky Rocket's Trick
Dec. 08,1955
Sky Rocket's Trick

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EP25  Sky Rocket's Trick
Dec. 08,1955
Sky Rocket's Trick

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EP24  Off on the Wrong Foot
Dec. 07,1955
Off on the Wrong Foot

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EP24  Off on the Wrong Foot
Dec. 07,1955
Off on the Wrong Foot

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EP23  The Big Rodeo
Dec. 06,1955
The Big Rodeo

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EP23  The Big Rodeo
Dec. 06,1955
The Big Rodeo

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EP22  The Live Ghost
Dec. 05,1955
The Live Ghost

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EP22  The Live Ghost
Dec. 05,1955
The Live Ghost

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EP21  Haunted Valley
Dec. 02,1955
Haunted Valley

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EP21  Haunted Valley
Dec. 02,1955
Haunted Valley

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EP20  The Runaway
Dec. 01,1955
The Runaway

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EP20  The Runaway
Dec. 01,1955
The Runaway

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EP19  Perkins and the Bear
Nov. 30,1955
Perkins and the Bear

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EP19  Perkins and the Bear
Nov. 30,1955
Perkins and the Bear

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EP18  Nothing Happens on a Sunday
Nov. 29,1955
Nothing Happens on a Sunday

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EP18  Nothing Happens on a Sunday
Nov. 29,1955
Nothing Happens on a Sunday

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EP17  Rope Artist
Nov. 28,1955
Rope Artist

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EP17  Rope Artist
Nov. 28,1955
Rope Artist

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EP16  Tossing the Calf
Nov. 25,1955
Tossing the Calf

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EP16  Tossing the Calf
Nov. 25,1955
Tossing the Calf

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EP15  Perkins' Decision
Nov. 24,1955
Perkins' Decision

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EP15  Perkins' Decision
Nov. 24,1955
Perkins' Decision

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EP14  Tragedy
Nov. 23,1955
Tragedy

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EP14  Tragedy
Nov. 23,1955
Tragedy

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EP13  The Secret Ride
Nov. 22,1955
The Secret Ride

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EP13  The Secret Ride
Nov. 22,1955
The Secret Ride

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EP12  The Snipe Hunt
Nov. 21,1955
The Snipe Hunt

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EP12  The Snipe Hunt
Nov. 21,1955
The Snipe Hunt

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EP11  Ride-'Em-Cowboy
Nov. 18,1955
Ride-'Em-Cowboy

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EP11  Ride-'Em-Cowboy
Nov. 18,1955
Ride-'Em-Cowboy

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EP10  The Chase
Nov. 17,1955
The Chase

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EP10  The Chase
Nov. 17,1955
The Chase

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EP9  Logan's Lesson
Nov. 16,1955
Logan's Lesson

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EP9  Logan's Lesson
Nov. 16,1955
Logan's Lesson

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EP8  Homesick
Nov. 15,1955
Homesick

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EP8  Homesick
Nov. 15,1955
Homesick

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EP7  A Surprise Decision
Nov. 14,1955
A Surprise Decision

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EP7  A Surprise Decision
Nov. 14,1955
A Surprise Decision

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EP6  The Battle
Nov. 11,1955
The Battle

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EP6  The Battle
Nov. 11,1955
The Battle

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EP5  Froggy Day
Nov. 10,1955
Froggy Day

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EP5  Froggy Day
Nov. 10,1955
Froggy Day

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EP4  The White Stallion
Nov. 09,1955
The White Stallion

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EP3  The Misfit
Nov. 08,1955
The Misfit

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EP2  The Triple R
Nov. 07,1955
The Triple R

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EP1  An Introduction
Nov. 04,1955
An Introduction

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Synopsis

Spin and Marty is a popular series of television shorts that aired as part of ABC's Mickey Mouse Club show of the mid-1950s produced by Walt Disney. There were three serials in all, set at the Triple R Ranch, a boys' western-style summer camp. The first series of 25 eleven-minute episodes, The Adventures of Spin and Marty, was filmed in 1955. Its popularity led to two sequels – The Further Adventures of Spin and Marty in 1956 and The New Adventures of Spin and Marty in 1957. It aired as reruns on the Disney Channel until September 9, 2002. The serials were based on the 1942 novel Marty Markham by Lawrence Edward Watkin. The producer for Disney was Bill Walsh and the screenplay was written by Jackson Gillis. The shows' success led to the Spin and Marty comic books of the late 1950s. The first season's 25 episodes with bonus material were released on DVD by Disney in 2005.

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Tim Considine , Annette Funicello , Harry Carey, Jr.

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Reviews

John T. Ryan BRINGING THIS SERIALIZED to television as a segment of the MICKEY MOUSE CLUB'S daily output. The non-cliffhanger serial had one overview introduction and 25 episodes; which meant that it was on our TV screens for 5 whole weeks.THE PRODUCTION FEATURED young 'stars' Tim Considine*(Spin) and David Stollery (Marty) and a team of youthful supporting players. Added to this, we had an ample supply of veteran actors such as: Roy Barcroft, Harry Carey, Jr., J.Pat O'Malley and even 3 Stooges' foil, Emil Sitka!IT WAS CONTINUING dramas like these that gave a variety and balance to Walt Disney's MICKEY MOUSE CLUB and provided relief to the boy viewers to an otherwise seemingly endless parade of song and dance presentations (yuch!!).DURING ITS THREE seasons on ABC, The MICKEY Show always featured similar such serialized series within a series. Some of the others that we recall are two SPIN & MARTY Sequels, CORKY AND WHITE SHADOW (freaturing Mouseketeer, Darlene Gillespie and Buddy Ebsen), THE BOYS OF THE WESTERN SEA (an English-dubbed import) and MOOCHIE & THE DEAD COW (We made that one up. Sorry, Uncle Walt!) CONCERNING THE MAKEUP of this series, it was a natural for the boys and girls seemed to like it too. As the central element of the story is the meshing of two personalities from different backgrounds. Spin, the blue collar kid, natural athlete, born leader and extroverted good guy meets up with Marty, a classic "poor little rich kid", pampered and sheltered, snobbish and a "regular kid wannabee." HOW THEY LEARN from each other is that crux of this series. This important life lesson is presented tastefully and without appearing to be too preachy or educational. Most importantly, this is accomplished without resorting to any "Class Struggle" or any other Marxist principles.ALAS, IF WE could only do it this way today! NOTE: * In addition to his later portrayal of eldest brother, Mike, on MY THREE SONS, Tim Considine had what was perhaps his most visible screen role as the soldier slapped by George C.Scott in PATTON (20th Century-Fox, 1969).
docmarquis777 With only the fondest of memories do I recall the days of The Mickey Mouse Club. It was a quieter, gentler time which I dearly miss. And what better way to celebrate such a time than with the youthful innocence and vigor of young boys at a summer camp known as The Triple R. Before the DVD's came out I could only vaguely remember bits and pieces of this series. However, now that the DVD's came out last year I have once again been enraptured by the memories of such a wonderful time in my life.In this modern, fast paced, tech-no life that has been thrust upon us all, it's comforting to know that the "Good Old Days" of youth and innocence have not been forgotten, thanks to The Spin and Marty DVD's.I have more than 1,200 movies, television series, documentaries, etc. in my personal collection and Spin and Marty is on my top shelf because it is a Top Rated series. I only hope that they release the other two series that came about because of spin and Marty; The Further Adventures of Spin and Marty, and, The New Adventures of Spin and Marty. If and when they do, I will be amongst the first in line to buy them.One of my favorite characters was "Al" played by Brand Stirling. Does anyone know what became of him or where he is nowadays? It was because of him and other characters that I learned how to ride a horse and to break them and teach them their gaits. Thanks guys! Thanks for the memories and let me know if the other two series come out. "Way out there at the Triple R...Yippie ya, yippee yo!"
jaybabb When this first aired on the Mickey mouse club in 1955, I was not even born yet. In fact, it wasn't till recently that I saw this serial in it's entirety on DVD. Wow, what a good show this was! Spread out over 25 11 minute segments on the original Mickey Mouse club in 1955, now we can see this all in one sitting! Spioled rich kid Marty Markum(David Stollery)arrives at the ranch-and he is trouble right from the start. He calls the triple R ranch a "dirty old farm". When Spin Evans(Tim Considine)Puts a frog in his bed-Marty is mad-he does not like the joke-and he wants to knock Spin's block off. Well, the Ranch's Counseler Gives Marty a chance to do just that in a boxing match. Mr. Logan-who heads the ranch, isn't crazy about the idea-but goes along with it.Marty has a chip on his shoulder the size of the national debt-and it is hoped that boxing match would knock that chip off his shoulder-but Marty puts up a very good fight-better than anyone expected. You need to see this to see who wins.In time Marty begins to get along with others. He makes friends with "Skyrocket" the horse he's been given for the summer. He must however face himself first. He lies about being a polo player. Before this, he tells Mr. Burnett-The Ranch's Counseler(Harry Carey, Jr.)that he has never been on a horse before. As Mr. Burnett points out "For a kid who's never been on a horse-you sure picked your self a hobby" He is forced to reveal the truth, he tries to runaway.But Marty Returns to the ranch in style-riding "Skyrocket". He becomes a pretty good rider. He makes friends with "Ambitus" "Al" and Freddie" But when he decides to go on a secret ride, "Skyrocket" encounter a snake Knocking Marty off-breaking his arm. The horse then tramples on the snake-saving Marty's life.The serial culminates with the rodeo between Tripple R and Northfork-this is perhaps the most fun part of this show. There is some comical moments-Besides the frog incident, There's a scene where Ambitus, Freddie and Marty Fixed Marty's Jeans! Then there's The Ghost trick that Marty & Ambitus played on Spin & 2 others.This show has everything, there's the fun of watching kids riding horses and wrestling calves(and occasionally each other)It has drama and comedy. Great actors-and great script-all contribute to this show. It takes 4 1/2 hours to unfold on two discs. It's the kind of storytelling that we don't see much of any more. There's a sense of wonderment and joy watching this. I highly recommend it!
tomosmamito Spin and Marty are better as very fond memories like Nancy Drew books and circus peanuts. I, too, ran home to watch the Mickey Mouse Club every afternoon and Spin and Marty were my favorites. Spin, was the first male I found "easy on the eyes". My cousin also had a crush on Marty, but when she discovered that Marty was a red-head, abandoned him. I think there may be a lot of women who discovered boys watching Spin and Marty. It was so much fun to follow the adventures of the two boys, a breed that the oldest daughter of three girls found to be from a different planet, but oh so interesting... But, like my opening line, it is better as a memory than as the real thing. Nancy Drew mysteries are not half as mysterious. Circus peanuts are sickeningly sweet. Spin and Marty shows are corny. But Spin is still a dream boat.