Adam's Brilliant he has always been the brains in the Cartwright family. Joe doesn't need a lawyer Adam will do just fine. Excellent Episode thoroughly enjoyed it.🥰👍👍👍
Are the three sons supposed to represent different qualities of Ben? Hoss is strong and tough, Adam smart and rationale, and Little Joe is charming and funny. Or is that too much over-analysis?
@@zatarawood3588 No it is not.Good analysis. I would add Hoss is gentle with BIG beart . Little Joe is impulsive, emotional, reckless at times; quick temper ; gentle and big heart. Adam is strong,cultured,quick to action when situation calls; masculine ruggedly handsome.A LADIES man & a Man's MAN. All have the fine qualities of character from their father, Ben and their mothers.
Another good episode.Bonanza is such a good,clean,wholesome tv show,one that tha whole family can enjoy.If you have children who watches it,no worries,nothing offensive.
Most of us normal people know exactly what you mean, Better than War, Reality crap and all the new age Bull-#$@% on tv these days. Brilliant Show back in the day and i love watching it all over again, 55 yrs later, Nice Change..
I’m not old enough to remember this on tv. But I love Little House on the Prairie and Michael Landon so I tried Bonanza to see Michael Landon but love Hoss. He’s too cute. Especially when he was the Easter Bunny 🐰
There's nothing like the value of family, sometimes these episodes bring tears to my eyes knowing how beautiful a family is supposed to look like and be, in a true family scenario.
@@geoculus5606 They kind of do though. Joe likes the ladies. Hoss likes his food. But apart from a couple character traits like that how are they not made out to be perfect? They all act with nothing but virtue almost all the time and they almost never have any infighting aside from the a little teasing here or there.
Well, she's the one who is closest to the killer, so it makes sense to me that she would, story wise. But hopefully you didn't say that because of the whole diversity/feminism thing. That's a mistake. These shows were created before those philosophies infected the world, and that's one of the reasons why I watch them. They aren't stained by today's dysfunctional outlook on life, and it's refreshing. I'm more appreciative of how Betty May behaved like a lady (low-necklines aside). If you didn't say that because of diversity/feminism, and just said that because it made sense, story wise, then I agree, ignore this and pretend that I'm just happy to see another Bonanza fan.
@@yougetagoldstar it wasnt ment as a diversity feminism thing 😊 that stuff annoys me to. It was more a thing were I was happy to see an interesting female character in Bonanza (some of the females can be kinda flat) Bonanza is awesome and I would never diss it. 😄
@@yougetagoldstar you're totally fine. With all the stupidity in the world right now I can totally understand how you thought I was being weird and feminist. 😄
When the girl's dad was talking to Ben in the beginning about starting them off right and Ben was just "yeh" and sipping his tea I couldn't stop laughing especially when he mentions little Joe and Mary and Ben was like WTF 🤨. Thank you Gringo for these amazing episodes.
@@gerritsteenbreker4781 It was perfectly fine for the Dr. to let Ben and Little Joe know the outcome of Mary's examination; after all Little Joe is being accused.
He was my heartthrob when I watched as a kid! Morgan Woodward was a tortured man in the original Star Trek series, and the man with no eyes in Cool Hand Luke, too. I saw few original episodes of Bonanza, but am sure enjoying them now. ❤️
After watching the previous fluff episodes, this is a welcome story. 39:53, the cracked mirror, iconography of Film Noir. This scene is the cracked mirror. Marvelous. I liked how the beginning of episode didn't show the man's face. Also very Film Noir, detective. You know something is up. Solid, engaging drama. Robert Altman leading this, so that's why this is solid good. Yea Bonanza..
I don't think he knew precisely: he just donned the disguised in case someone did see him and to keep up the fiction he was Joe. Also, I believe he thought that the Cartwright's as an influential family could further his ambitions once he got Joe acquitted. Because when you get right down to there was no real evidence to convict Joe of the crime. The only way this episode makes any sense is that she must have not seen Joe is a very long time. Remember all of the problems her father mentioned they were having? it is likely they were out working the land all day and only knew about 'Joe' because she told them, but they never actually saw them together. She must have hinted they were getting married hence the trip to see Ben. Jerome and Joe are about the same height and age, but their coloring is different but if she hadn't seen him since they were kids, she could have been fooled into thinking he was Joe. As aptly described in GWTW: a young man wants a good girl to court and a bad girt to have fun with.
Namasthe, sathya watch bonanza episode the silence within, really good. I dedicate 2 movies (also watch these): 1 mithun movie phool aur aag and 2 yahan se shehr ko dekho, to you - very enjoyable movies.
How many times has one of the Cartwrights been falsely accused of murder and had to be rescued by the family. If you added them all up you'd have to consider the Cartwrights as one of the most unlucky families ever.
This is a great episode! I just watched it for the first time. Not long into it, I knew Jerome was guilty, I just didn’t know his motive until the end. I initially thought he had framed Little Joe so he could win a big case and become a big shot lawyer.
Debby, yes I thought the same thing. She should've kept quiet and played ignorant. Then, asap she should've secretly told the deputy and her father the truth about Jerome.
Gunsmoke was 20 times better . this had great stars and production but was actually quite poorly written and direction was so poor with a lot of things not making sense and it was always waaaay over dramatized in a shallow corny way , thats why Pernell(Adam) Roberts quit.
No, it was well written. But as someone else said, why did Jerome go to the trouble of looking like Little Joe when he didn't know if anyone would even see them? And Mr. Hardner certainly wasn't in on the plot.
This is the first I heard having the same horse on a holster on the left is enough to positively identify someone. The extras tend to be as smart as the town in Blazing Saddles.
I just found out that the great and legendary Robert Altman was directing this great episode! No wonder.. The Secret (Tv episode - Bonanza) : 4.5 / 5 stars!
True you can't compare it to the lack of modesty today, but those dresses are really low cut. Some of the pants the men wear are rather tight too, like Little Joe's pants.
Adam & Hoss riding together is very good. Ben & that 13 year old punk kid he has does not do much for the show. Adam was very fine actor and made anything he acted in good.
Wow!! Adam is not only incredibly sexy and durably handsome, but also unbelievably smart!!! Sometimes I wonder where the Cartwrights would be without Adam?
Nobody who's seen Joe Cartwright before could believe that was Joe in the opening scene. :D Michael Landon wouldn't be caught dead in those baggy pants! :D
Perfect ending except it didn’t show the Mary Jo’s family when Little Joe was proved innocent. I would have loved to have seen them have to eat a double portion of crow. 🐦⬛🐦⬛🐦⬛🐦⬛😅😅😅
The one thing I find funny is in many episodes were they gamble or bet on something, its always $10.00 or more. Well, $10.00 in 1861-68 is about $310.00 today, so I don't think they were playing poker and betting $300.00 per hand.
While I enjoyed how it played out. If I had been Ben Cartwright I would tell my once thought of friend to never come to the Ponderosa again. Any father that condones allowing himself and his son's to take the law into their own hands is not much of a father. I can understand being upset of his daughter being murdered. But at the same time her lie got her killed and almost an innocent man wrongly executed for a crime he didn't commit.
She didn't lie: she honestly thought she was dating Joe [ he had the necessary props to convince her] and was killed because she threatened to tell her family about her pregnancy. If the case had gone to trial Joe would have got off because there was no real evidence of foul play plus the possibility of suicide exists if 'joe' refused to marry her. Of course, his reputation as well as well as hers would have been destroyed.
I'm sure the law was cruder back then... but any decent defense attorney should have been able to totally destroy that witness between him not actually seeing the face of the man, but also the victim's brother threatening him with death (in front of many witnesses) if he didn't testify to his liking.
It’s not about back then. It’s just the fact that that it’s a TV show. A lot of shows and movies problems are easily solved but are dragged out just to make for good entertainment.
I love it when they light a candle and it light up the whole room 🤣
THEY MUST HAVE HAD BETTER CANDLES BACK THEN
😂
Got to hand it to Adam Cartwright he sure is the brains of the family.
Dang it I could watch bonanza all day, all night!!! 😘😘😘❤️❤️❤️🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
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Me 2 !!! I do on Sundays on GAC Family channel.. LOL..
I do !!!
As much as I love something, I couldn't imagine putting my attention on it all day!
I see you Jamaica! Jamaica funk that's what it is !
I used to always watch Bonanza with my uncle…I miss him so much.
Adam's Brilliant he has always been the brains in the Cartwright family. Joe doesn't need a lawyer Adam will do just fine. Excellent Episode thoroughly enjoyed it.🥰👍👍👍
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Are the three sons supposed to represent different qualities of Ben? Hoss is strong and tough, Adam smart and rationale, and Little Joe is charming and funny. Or is that too much over-analysis?
@@zatarawood3588 No it is not.Good analysis.
I would add Hoss is gentle with BIG beart . Little Joe is impulsive, emotional, reckless at times; quick
temper ; gentle and big heart.
Adam is strong,cultured,quick to action when situation calls; masculine ruggedly handsome.A LADIES man & a Man's MAN.
All have the fine qualities of character from their father, Ben and their mothers.
Will these people stop talking about my Adam.
@@patriciaarvanitis3371 Adam is a putz.
Another good episode.Bonanza is such a good,clean,wholesome tv show,one that tha whole family can enjoy.If you have children who watches it,no worries,nothing offensive.
Only when the fake Joe pushed the girl off the rock.😱
Nothing Offensive? Kids watching a man throw a lady off a cliff clean wholesome
@@lindamerchant2401 Well, of course they meant no course language, no nudity, no illicit drugs, etc.
@@billh.5360 Besides all the killing they have lots of saloon scenes with drinking and fighting and saloon prostitutes that dress skanky.
Most of us normal people know exactly what you mean, Better than War, Reality crap and all the new age Bull-#$@% on tv these days.
Brilliant Show back in the day and i love watching it all over again, 55 yrs later, Nice Change..
Watched Bonanza growing up still do. Awesome show!
Happy you liked it. Thanks for watching! ✌🍿📺
used to be on sunday nights at 7
I’m not old enough to remember this on tv. But I love Little House on the Prairie and Michael Landon so I tried Bonanza to see Michael Landon but love Hoss. He’s too cute. Especially when he was the Easter Bunny 🐰
There's nothing like the value of family, sometimes these episodes bring tears to my eyes knowing how beautiful a family is supposed to look like and be, in a true family scenario.
Real families have problems and blemishes. That's only in fiction is everything perfect
@@linsqopiring6816 They don't make everything out to be perfect in the show, though.
@@geoculus5606 They kind of do though. Joe likes the ladies. Hoss likes his food. But apart from a couple character traits like that how are they not made out to be perfect? They all act with nothing but virtue almost all the time and they almost never have any infighting aside from the a little teasing here or there.
Life was like box of chocolate you never know what going to get in side
Binge watching Bonanza most of today. It’s an awesome inspirational series!❤
I love how Betty May is the one who actually figures out everything first. Good going Bonanza. 👍
We should listen to our intuition when something seems off, then be brave enough to look into the matter and face the truth.
Well, she's the one who is closest to the killer, so it makes sense to me that she would, story wise. But hopefully you didn't say that because of the whole diversity/feminism thing. That's a mistake. These shows were created before those philosophies infected the world, and that's one of the reasons why I watch them. They aren't stained by today's dysfunctional outlook on life, and it's refreshing. I'm more appreciative of how Betty May behaved like a lady (low-necklines aside). If you didn't say that because of diversity/feminism, and just said that because it made sense, story wise, then I agree, ignore this and pretend that I'm just happy to see another Bonanza fan.
@@yougetagoldstar it wasnt ment as a diversity feminism thing 😊 that stuff annoys me to. It was more a thing were I was happy to see an interesting female character in Bonanza (some of the females can be kinda flat) Bonanza is awesome and I would never diss it. 😄
@@rjhollenbeck8442 Ah, I get it. Sorry then, hopefully I didn't sound super critical.
@@yougetagoldstar you're totally fine. With all the stupidity in the world right now I can totally understand how you thought I was being weird and feminist. 😄
Didn't realize Robert Altman directed episodes of bonanza.one of my favorite directors.
When the girl's dad was talking to Ben in the beginning about starting them off right and Ben was just "yeh" and sipping his tea I couldn't stop laughing especially when he mentions little Joe and Mary and Ben was like WTF 🤨. Thank you Gringo for these amazing episodes.
By golly by gump.
I enjoyed the role played by the sheriff. He could not be bought
He exhibited a high degree of integrity. Trinidad
Thank you very much.
Integrity. You can't say that about the doctor, telling Ben and LJ the girl was pregnant
@@gerritsteenbreker4781 It was perfectly fine for the Dr. to let Ben and Little Joe know the outcome of Mary's examination; after all Little Joe is being accused.
@@misslucky5474 So because of the accusation of little Joe Mary lost her rights of privacy and integrity. Strange argument.
@@gerritsteenbreker4781 Don't forget Mary is the one who implicated LJ
Love these old shows are the best I'm old school we had the best music 🎶2 God bless thanks for posting 📫🙏🙌❤
I have to agree with you on that,lol
He was my heartthrob when I watched as a kid! Morgan Woodward was a tortured man in the original Star Trek series, and the man with no eyes in Cool Hand Luke, too. I saw few original episodes of Bonanza, but am sure enjoying them now. ❤️
Get off my line AuntieBa.I don't talk to Strangers like you!
After watching the previous fluff episodes, this is a welcome story. 39:53, the cracked mirror, iconography of Film Noir. This scene is the cracked mirror. Marvelous. I liked how the beginning of episode didn't show the man's face. Also very Film Noir, detective. You know something is up. Solid, engaging drama. Robert Altman leading this, so that's why this is solid good. Yea Bonanza..
Robert Altman was A real director
@@barnard-baca absolutely.
That was a great episode! Thank you for posting it Grnjgo.
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I TRUELY enjoyed this to the pit of my heart ..that was was real and 💯to the end!!!!
The streets sure get empty at night.
How did the killer know that Mr. Hardner would just happen to be along that trail to later be a witness. Good episode.
Uhg
Truth
I don't think he knew precisely: he just donned the disguised in case someone did see him and to keep up the fiction he was Joe. Also, I believe he thought that the Cartwright's as an influential family could further his ambitions once he got Joe acquitted. Because when you get right down to there was no real evidence to convict Joe of the crime. The only way this episode makes any sense is that she must have not seen Joe is a very long time. Remember all of the problems her father mentioned they were having? it is likely they were out working the land all day and only knew about 'Joe' because she told them, but they never actually saw them together. She must have hinted they were getting married hence the trip to see Ben. Jerome and Joe are about the same height and age, but their coloring is different but if she hadn't seen him since they were kids, she could have been fooled into thinking he was Joe. As aptly described in GWTW: a young man wants a good girl to court and a bad girt to have fun with.
that's a good question
What makes you think he knew that?
Another great episode with the Cartwrights
Beautiful episodes, each one with different twist and turns.
Namasthe, sathya watch bonanza episode the silence within, really good. I dedicate 2 movies (also watch these): 1 mithun movie phool aur aag and 2 yahan se shehr ko dekho, to you - very enjoyable movies.
The acting is so good that I forget it’s acting.
What acting? The Ponderosa is real. It's in Nevada.
Sorry to say but realators tore down the Ponderosa. Very cruel.
You could tell it wasn't little Joe at the beginning by the way he walked.
It also wasn't Jerome who is as boyishly slender as Joe. This was probably a stunt double to play the part of Jerome.
Eddy Waldner: As in he showed no concern, re no hurry, etc? That was the thing that made me wonder what was up.
This is one of the best episodes.I love all the Bonanza episodes,especially the Last Hair cut.
How many times has one of the Cartwrights been falsely accused of murder and had to be rescued by the family. If you added them all up you'd have to consider the Cartwrights as one of the most unlucky families ever.
Or they lucky to have family
But they always came out ok, so they are lucky after all! But it's kind of funny how often it happens yea.
Except for not having luck with wives especially Papa Ben.
Outlaws never had it so tough.
Thanks for uploading and sharing this old series.
Best regards luck and health.
The best tv series of all.
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Wow! Beautiful movie.i like the way it was done.thank you for sharing us this movie.God bless you all
Thank you for watchign, happy you enjoyed it! 🤠👌🎬🍿
This is a great episode! I just watched it for the first time. Not long into it, I knew Jerome was guilty, I just didn’t know his motive until the end. I initially thought he had framed Little Joe so he could win a big case and become a big shot lawyer.
Thanks for uploading this episode
"I'm gonna tell" Now why would you tell the killer that you're gonna spill the beans?
maybe because the person is stupid..or...maybe because this is a tv show
cuz that way there is excitement
pretty bad writing yea . They could try to build excitement in less idiotic ways.
Debby, yes I thought the same thing. She should've kept quiet and played ignorant. Then, asap she should've secretly told the deputy and her father the truth about Jerome.
That fall off the balcony has a Knots Berry Farm show ring to it.
I felt sure Jerome would survive that fall.🤕
@@dorandacolbert5973 I mean why not right? They always get right up at knots
Another great episode. I love Bonanza,
Awesome, thanks for watching! 🤠👌🎬🍿
Bonanza is the best show that ever been made in history .
Gunsmoke was 20 times better . this had great stars and production but was actually quite poorly written and direction was so poor with a lot of things not making sense and it was always waaaay over dramatized in a shallow corny way , thats why Pernell(Adam) Roberts quit.
Mash would be a close second if not first,imo of coarse,lol
Always busting in with guns saying they want someone 😂😂
They should probably get that rail fixed. Hire a Good Contractor.
Man how many times have The Cartwrights been accused of murder.
Two or three
Iknr
I was wondering how many people they have killed in gun fights and self defense 🤔
@@logicresearch9849 If anyone is reading this and plans to re watch the series, why not keep a tally? I'll bet there would be lots of interest.
@@doomman700 More than that
Very good movie.i like it very much.thank you for this beautiful episode.God Bless you all.
Good thing this is just a TV show! We know Joe is going to get off. He has another show to make! Great episode!
Thanks for these uploads.
Ben was always the big boss man,know all and doing the sheriffs job!
The story was written in a very intelligent way.
Oh, come on. Gimme a break
Tried too hard to be that way.
No, it was well written. But as someone else said, why did Jerome go to the trouble of looking like Little Joe when he didn't know if anyone would even see them? And Mr. Hardner certainly wasn't in on the plot.
😊 Mike and that left hand so cute.❤
Adam solves the mystery.
This is the first I heard having the same horse on a holster on the left is enough to positively identify someone.
The extras tend to be as smart as the town in Blazing Saddles.
Great episode especially how tight little joes pants are 🤣🤣🤣🤣
and how good they look on her with that great body she has
11:15, this character actor also appeared in the episode Escape To Ponderosa.
I just found out that the great and legendary Robert Altman was directing this great episode! No wonder.. The Secret (Tv episode - Bonanza) : 4.5 / 5 stars!
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Sometimes I think the only thing I can raise is weeds.
I just noticed Little Joe is left handed. He’s a lefty.
❤️ the Show but 15 min. In I knew who done it 😩👍
Television shows back then, didn’t have vulgarity and components of nudity. But, wholesome and innovative.
True you can't compare it to the lack of modesty today, but those dresses are really low cut. Some of the pants the men wear are rather tight too, like Little Joe's pants.
That's what makes them so great. Old movies left something to the imagination. People used their brains to figure things out.
Agreed. That's one of the reasons why I'm watching them.
If this was made today they would try to make it like Broke butt mountain
@@senilejoe7932 and you would be the star.
The High Angle/ Low Angle shots in the final suenes spell Altman. You can always spot quirky bits in the episodes he directed.
And speaking of film noir style, just saw Distinto Amanecer (1943)dir. by Julio Bracho. For those of you who speak Spanish…
Best ever episode.
Great episode love bonanza
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I just love them Cartwrights. ❤❤❤
Adam & Hoss riding together is very good. Ben & that 13 year old punk kid he has does not do much for the show. Adam was very fine actor and made anything he acted in good.
Women have to be beautiful and men have to be rich. All the time at Bonanza 😀.
Good detective work is always good to see! Thanks
Always good when it’s bonanza
I am Bonanza addictive love me Bonanza series yuppie
Wow!! Adam is not only incredibly sexy and durably handsome, but also unbelievably smart!!! Sometimes I wonder where the Cartwrights would be without Adam?
watch season 7 LOL.
@@barcelonachair6487 Oh no...did you have to go there. LOL
I loved all of them, but especially Adam.
@@barcelonachair6487 @ladybird...No Adam. So Sad.
chill out
@@SAVAGE12376 You're jealous!
Nobody who's seen Joe Cartwright before could believe that was Joe in the opening scene. :D Michael Landon wouldn't be caught dead in those baggy pants! :D
Heard the covidanza is in production, from the producers of "Bananza" and director of "Covid is my name"
Ok
Good plot with the twist at the end, good actors, but a little underplayed with not investigating the murder.
Boy, Mary’s brothers are making some awfully nasty 🤢 threats!!! 😱😱😱😬😬😬🥹🥹🥹👎👎👎🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢
Smart woman, she's got his number!
Yes, but she foolishly tells Jerome she's going to tell everyone he's the murderer.
Good as Good gets love classes T.V not like now days when family was together looking at T.V together mis them days
Good episode !
Very well written and I thought the idea of Jerome being the killer I arrived at 27:11
Me too love this series
I love the fact he was a left handed shooter 🙂 gives us lefties a good vibe 🤣...except the being accused of murder 🙈
Just finished watching now. Bingo!!!
What about a little “apologies” from the two crook brothers and the loving father?
La mejor serie de TV.
At 38:10 she says, "I'm not the prettiest girl in town..." Is she kidding? She's beautiful!
I agree
I think most of not all women never feel pretty enough.
Perfect ending except it didn’t show the Mary Jo’s family when Little Joe was proved innocent. I would have loved to have seen them have to eat a double portion of crow. 🐦⬛🐦⬛🐦⬛🐦⬛😅😅😅
Adam should have been a detective instead of an architect.
Adam as a detective doesn't cut it. He's really an architect.
That's one bad way to dump somebody.
Her 1st Clue should have been, He was dressed up like Little Joe, He had a Pinto Horse like Little Joe. And He took Her up to a High Cliff.
Exactly. I mean, c'mon
I could tell it wasn't Little Joe at the beginning because the guy didn't have that full, delish swagger that Joe has.
i knew right away that wasnt little joe by just looking at his lower body, and the way he was walking
Not to mention that Little Joe would never murder anyone!!
A nice adaption of Theodore Dreiser's "An American Tragedy".
Nice story👍 👌👌✌🤩🤩🤩😍🥰😘
bonanza good classic good
As soon he climb out of the buggy you could tell it wasn't Little Joe
The one thing I find funny is in many episodes were they gamble or bet on something, its always $10.00 or more. Well, $10.00 in 1861-68 is about $310.00 today, so I don't think they were playing poker and betting $300.00 per hand.
I know, the cartwright HAVE THE MONEY!
While I enjoyed how it played out. If I had been Ben Cartwright I would tell my once thought of friend to never come to the Ponderosa again. Any father that condones allowing himself and his son's to take the law into their own hands is not much of a father. I can understand being upset of his daughter being murdered. But at the same time her lie got her killed and almost an innocent man wrongly executed for a crime he didn't commit.
She didn't lie: she honestly thought she was dating Joe [ he had the necessary props to convince her] and was killed because she threatened to tell her family about her pregnancy. If the case had gone to trial Joe would have got off because there was no real evidence of foul play plus the possibility of suicide exists if 'joe' refused to marry her. Of course, his reputation as well as well as hers would have been destroyed.
@@gracielou1407 How can someone convince you you're dating someone when you're not? That's some next level insanity right there.
The back of the house looks so much better and bigger than the front.
Great episode.
I love it 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you
Anything with Morgan Woodward! 🤠. 🤓😎✌🏼
The man swears it was Little Joe because he saw his leg?
What I like about it though morals
I'm sure the law was cruder back then... but any decent defense attorney should have been able to totally destroy that witness between him not actually seeing the face of the man, but also the victim's brother threatening him with death (in front of many witnesses) if he didn't testify to his liking.
It’s not about back then. It’s just the fact that that it’s a TV show. A lot of shows and movies problems are easily solved but are dragged out just to make for good entertainment.
@@ghanswalk6839 really it's both.
I knew it was going to turn out to be Jerome.
Good movie
Hiram Abiff - The first artificer of metals.
Swedish television during the black/white period, I was 8-10 at that time.
15:12, this character actor also appeared in the episode "The Outcast" as a doctor.