Yes one of my favourite episodes ever. When I'm feeling depressed about life I cheer my self up watching Bonanaza! I wish I was like little Joe and had a loving father and brothers instead of the dysfunctional hand I was born into!
What a beauty!! Tis no surprise Lil Joe fell hook line and sinker for her. Didn't understand the underplots between Ben and Julia. Clearly they knew each other from the old days, but beyond that, one canna tell. Confused story line, no clear black and white moment here. Love this series. Found my Bonanza.
That was the most confused episode I have ever seen. The writing was all over the place but the story was good. Still one of the best TV shows ever produced
I didn't understand this one myself. So, was she leading him on, or was she not leading him on? What was the real relationship between her and the Frenchman?
I love that the brothers make sure it's a fair fight and then drink a beer while their little brother gets the shiznit beat out of him. But why did Adam carry Joe off? Hoss could do it without any effort at all.
I think Pernell Roberts thought some of the scripts were immature..so do I, but enjoy the ones that weren't comedy based..he moved on to finally play Trapper John, which gave him a chance to prove some of his talent, even though I wouldn't brag about those writers either..show business, I guess
@@dianeblack8849 Actually in an interview by the producer, he admitted that he was unfair to Pernell. Pernell wanted to see more character development of Adam and to have him marry and start a family. The scripts called for them to stay bachelors. He went back to tv because he wasn't getting the fame he sought with doing plays.
One of the first special 10 Episodes of Bonanza in the 1959-60 season that did loosely follow the history of the great silver strike in 1858-59 that became the Comstock Lode, and the founding of Virginia City. Being a history buff, those first 10 Bonanza Episodes are my all-time favorite episodes of the show. After that, Bonanza stories became more standard Hollywood / TV western. There are two great books that inspired the show, THE BIG BONANZA (1876) Dan DeQuille and ROUGHING IT (1872) Mark Twain. Both authors had lived in Virginia City during the original glory days of the silver strike, both as newspaper men writing for "The Territorial Enterprise" and living in the genuine 'Wild West' era. The Bonanza Season 1 Episode 5, "Enter Mark Twain" shows the arrival of Twain in 1860 roughly, when Twain actually did not arrive in Nevada Territory until July 1861.
With all that fighting, its a wonder the men had any teeth left, or straight noses etc not the first episode where Joe falls in love with an older womam😁😁😁
Maybe outside she was beautiful but inside no she led Joe on , to get back at his father..Something went on between Ben & her. Seems he knew her from long ago.
Who ever wants to see more of the beautiful Jane Greer (as "Julia Bulette") can look for the movie "Out of the Past" 1947. In this episode (Season 1, Episode 6, October 17, 1959) she is 35 years old.
1)Once while watching opera on PBS my street smart daughter turned to me, pointed at the tv screen & asked, "Does that lady die!" I replied, "Honey, this is opera, Everybody dies." 2) Little Joe french kissing the dansel at 11:05. He's off his game.
The intensity of this love story is beyond the relationship of a mother, son, female, and newfound exotic love, the intensity of the tears running down my face are somewhat confusing. This woman was so sexy, exotic, and romantic it defies explanation's, and little Joe's affections for her reveals what the right woman can do for the right gent, and in this scenario, it was this woman was perfect for joe, to come to full fruition as a Cartwright son, man, gentrified.
Love this one! Thanks for the upload! Anyone notice, when, at 38:20 into the episode, Joe is walking down the steps from the stand and he like, bangs into an invisible wall or something, as Hoss touchs him, and then laughs and grabs his face? Been trying to figure it out:)
Love me tender, love me sweet ,Never let me go, You have made my life complete, And I love you so. Elvis sure could write. For those don't know Love Me Tender is the music that was played at certain parts of the episode
Actually, the melody is much older. Elvis borrowed it from the song "Aura Lee", which was written in the 1860s, so it was known in the Cartwrights' times.
Most all episodes of Bonanza were rather well done satire on westerns. I wonder how many saw that, except for a very few episodes, this is comedy of the western. The best shows were always when "Adam Cartright" starred.
I have to admit that Ben lied to Little Joe when he said that Joe's mother was shunned because she was Creole, but that's not the whole truth. Joe's mother was also a woman who was known for worldly things as well, but Ben said those things didn't matter because he loved her and she loved him. But I think it's really the big age difference that's really bothering Ben and I can understand that.
I don't think it was the age difference. I think it was because deep down she knew she couldn't change her ways. She was using Little Joe. Ben knew that but Little Joe didn't, and he didn't want Little Joe to get hurt.
@@NorthfieldHymnSinging Yeah, well Ben said he was worried about Joe's reputation; being involved with an experienced older woman. But she did not use him. She was flattered that a young cutie defended her honor as well as appreciative of her attractiveness. Joe on the other hand, he put himself out there like that. Did you see the 1st episode, did you see episode 66? Attractive older women is his gig...that's what he does. Joe was a bit more partial to this lady because of the similarity to his mother. So, they both were pulling off of each other for their own personal reasons.
@@misslucky5474 I don't think I have seen those episodes. I guess the script writers are able to use Joe's young age in that way to create those story lines, whereas it just wouldn't work with the other characters. Adam is too sensible, Hoss is maybe a bit more experienced and would not get involved. I understand the similarity to his mother being the connection here. Pity it never works out for any of them, but I guess they have to have a clean slate for the start of every episode! :)
@@NorthfieldHymnSinging if you get a chance check out those two episodes and watch how Joe reacts to the older women. And you're correct, the relationships never work out because of the mind sets of the writers and producers....what a shame though. Grown men deserve to have grown up relationships.
@@misslucky5474 I watched the first episode. Yes, unfortunately Little Joe is portrayed in a 'boyish' way - being the youngest son, so he is never going to 'grow up' on the show. You need to watch Little House on the Prairie to see the grown up version :D. Did you say the other was episode 66 - Sam Hill?
The Quincy episode is The Depth of Beauty (1979) Episode #42 I believe. I like how Quincy highlighted social issues at the time. That’s a time when people wanted regulations to protect people from predators. There aren’t any shows today that tackle social issues, corruption and polluters of the environment like Quincy did. Now there’s a mob of people against all regulation without thinking of the consequences of not having the regulations. They’re pawns of the rich.
The one criticism that I have for this series is the over use of the cliche that practically every woman that gets romantically involved with one of the Cartwrights dies... it gets kind of ridiculous after a while.
Min. 27:40 - Yes, that part WAS TRUE ! "She was also a good friend to the miners, who adored her. One described her as having "caressed Sun Mountain with a gentle touch of splendor". Bulette supported the miners at times of trouble and misfortune, once turning her Palace into a hospital after several hundred men became ill from drinking contaminated water. She nursed the men herself. Once when an attack by local American Indians appeared imminent, she chose to remain behind with the miners instead of seeking shelter in Carson City. She also raised funds for the Union cause during the American Civil War." Source : Wikipedia
I still love watching this show ❤️❤️after all this time. I don't like many of the endings, too many unanswered questions, this is one. Did she die or not?....
2:37 Um... you slapped him and he slapped you back. I'm not sure why Little Joe swung into action. He should have swung into action to separate the two, not take sides potentially leading to smashing up the place.
Yes one of my favourite episodes ever.
When I'm feeling depressed about life I cheer my self up watching Bonanaza!
I wish I was like little Joe and had a loving father and brothers instead of the dysfunctional hand I was born into!
Same here
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Me too...
1:18 I backed this up like 3 times to rewatch that amazing leap.
Hoss and Adam's commentary on the fight is the best part of this episode.
I dunno a guy that shoots people so often that the bartender and owner keep a wood mallet for whacking him in the head is so funny
Yes the commentary is so brotherly between him and just the way they get refreshments to go with the 🍺 entertainment ❤️✌️🍻😆😂🤣
Michael Landon's Joe character: jump around like a spider monkey. Michael Landon: ok
Love your comment, love that the two I admire most of all in the series let Little oe take on the guy. Nice to see the little man get knocked around.
Acemannis Morris ❤
One of the best episodes of BONANZA.
What a beauty!! Tis no surprise Lil Joe fell hook line and sinker for her. Didn't understand the underplots between Ben and Julia. Clearly they knew each other from the old days, but beyond that, one canna tell. Confused story line, no clear black and white moment here. Love this series. Found my Bonanza.
I’m the descendent of the real Julia bulette 😋 interesting seeing so much media about her.. there’s even a museum in Virginia city dedicated to her
Who was she ?
It doesn’t matter which son falls in love. The object of their affection, always dies.
I'm in love with Ben
The Cartwright curse. It begins with Ben Cartwright then it passes down to each of his sons.
Little Joe's stunt double hit the floor really hard when that guy threw him over the stair's railing. LOL
They say in his fights he doesn’t use a stunt double, he does his own stunts!
39.53 Little Joe's face is like greek sculpture, just perfection.
Absolutely agree. He was simply like a sculpture. A perfect one
You definetely are a brainwashed something
DAM HE DID LOOK GORGEOUS 🥰🥰
i wish i was as beautiful as him
I agree ☝️ 😍
Thanks for uploading and sharing this old series.
Best regards luck and health.
Who says a younger man can’t find an older lady attractive, this was a great episode!
I sure hope so! 😅
I see you never heard of cougars.
You sound worldly
Biology, it's only a phase in time.
Huh🤔what!!! Younger Men Since the Beginning of time has and will always be attracted to the OLDER Woman. How was THAT ANY DOUBT 🧐
Thats life guys...
Sometimes good sometimes bad...
Love u guys...
Man, Ben sure dressed sharp when he went over to that woman’s house. Wheww!
Another great episode.
The background and wardrobe looks a lot richer too!
Thanks for letting the real theme play.
I utterly loved this episode, it was enlightening on levels I can't explain, simply gorgeous, romantic, and beautiful.
Lorne Greene in that blue dress coat-gorgeous!
She must’ve been creeped out when he said she reminds him of his mother and then tries to kiss her LOL that’s when she made him leave!
That was the most confused episode I have ever seen. The writing was all over the place but the story was good. Still one of the best TV shows ever produced
yeah..weird
I didn't understand this one myself. So, was she leading him on, or was she not leading him on? What was the real relationship between her and the Frenchman?
The Big Valley was maybe better. But I like both..
I love that the brothers make sure it's a fair fight and then drink a beer while their little brother gets the shiznit beat out of him. But why did Adam carry Joe off? Hoss could do it without any effort at all.
Perhaps it was his turn?
Or Adam being the eldest maybe?
Adam didn't look like he was having any trouble with tossing Joe over his shoulder and toting him out.
Sad ending for a life lesson to Little Joe.
My goodness Little Joe looks so much like one of my brothers!
I always was an Adam carright Girl. To bad he didn't like playing his character.
My God, I wish I knew your brother!!
@@CathyKitson lol
I think Pernell Roberts thought some of the scripts were immature..so do I, but enjoy the ones that weren't comedy based..he moved on to finally play Trapper John, which gave him a chance to prove some of his talent, even though I wouldn't brag about those writers either..show business, I guess
@@dianeblack8849 Actually in an interview by the producer, he admitted that he was unfair to Pernell. Pernell wanted to see more character development of Adam and to have him marry and start a family. The scripts called for them to stay bachelors. He went back to tv because he wasn't getting the fame he sought with doing plays.
They are French creole, Cajuns from Louisiana. Lil Joe is just curious about his pat root's. And there inlays his true love.
I LOVE FOREVER BONANZA!!!!
... and Joe Cartwright is ALWAYS the ladies man!!! Love Bonanza
This is the most emotional episode of Bonanza ... today is Aug 3, 2023 12:05 pm Philippines time
Adam Cartwright is best episodes
Thanks for uploading this episode
Thanks for the comment Paul.😉😁🤠
One of the first special 10 Episodes of Bonanza in the 1959-60 season that did loosely follow the history of the great silver strike in 1858-59 that became the Comstock Lode, and the founding of Virginia City. Being a history buff, those first 10 Bonanza Episodes are my all-time favorite episodes of the show. After that, Bonanza stories became more standard Hollywood / TV western.
There are two great books that inspired the show, THE BIG BONANZA (1876) Dan DeQuille and ROUGHING IT (1872) Mark Twain. Both authors had lived in Virginia City during the original glory days of the silver strike, both as newspaper men writing for "The Territorial Enterprise" and living in the genuine 'Wild West' era. The Bonanza Season 1 Episode 5, "Enter Mark Twain" shows the arrival of Twain in 1860 roughly, when Twain actually did not arrive in Nevada Territory until July 1861.
With all that fighting, its a wonder the men had any teeth left, or straight noses etc not the first episode where Joe falls in love with an older womam😁😁😁
It is the 1st episode that he does
In real life the first two wives were older than him!
Nice!
Thank you for sharing !
My pleasure!
That's what you call a beautiful woman absolutely beautiful
Maybe outside she was beautiful but inside no she led Joe on , to get back at his father..Something went on between Ben & her. Seems he knew her from long ago.
, That's "Aura Lee" or as we know it "Love Me Tender" she's singing! It's in the background too!
Who ever wants to see more of the beautiful Jane Greer (as "Julia Bulette") can look for the movie "Out of the Past" 1947.
In this episode (Season 1, Episode 6, October 17, 1959) she is 35 years old.
@@Ellie5621 - see my second comment for Bulette.
Little Joe sweet-talks her by saying she looks like what he imagined his mother looked like? No, that's not icky at all.
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@@cosmusbaptiste1618 - Good point.
lil Joe got himself a dommie mommie❤
That fight commentary was great between Adam and Hoss, and I think they should have given joe and that lady a chance as man n wife
Every woman Little Joe falls in love with dies. 😭
I feel bad
Yeah, he has more die than Ben did.
Jane Greer is from Out of the Past 1947 (a must watch)
pretty intense plot!
I don't remember the episode, but if Little Joe is in love it's a fair bet she dies.
They either die or leave
1)Once while watching opera on PBS my street smart daughter turned to me, pointed at the tv screen & asked, "Does that lady die!"
I replied, "Honey, this is opera, Everybody dies."
2) Little Joe french kissing the dansel at 11:05. He's off his game.
Yeah, no kidding... 😥
As an equestrian, @ 20 minutes into this episode, my first thought was, wasn't he going to take care of his horse?
The intensity of this love story is beyond the relationship of a mother, son, female, and newfound exotic love, the intensity of the tears running down my face are somewhat confusing. This woman was so sexy, exotic, and romantic it defies explanation's, and little Joe's affections for her reveals what the right woman can do for the right gent, and in this scenario, it was this woman was perfect for joe, to come to full fruition as a Cartwright son, man, gentrified.
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Late to reply. She’s Jane Greer. Check out Out of the Past. One of the great film noirs. Greer is an acting legend for it
Love Little Joe! The main reason I watch!!
Love this one! Thanks for the upload!
Anyone notice, when, at 38:20 into the episode, Joe is walking down the steps from the stand and he like, bangs into an invisible wall or something, as Hoss touchs him, and then laughs and grabs his face? Been trying to figure it out:)
Yeah, thanks for pointing that out. He even rubs his nose after. 🤣🤣🤣
The director probably didnt want to re-do the scene, so they left it in!
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Love me tender, love me sweet ,Never let me go, You have made my life complete, And I love you so. Elvis sure could write. For those don't know Love Me Tender is the music that was played at certain parts of the episode
Most likely it was "Aura Lee" considering the time period.
Elvis didn't write that song. Ar the period of time this was that tune was a song called Aura Lee
Excellent thank you 😊
At 38:21 Little Joe walks off stage, and walks straight into one of the columns. 😀
Some kind of edit there it looked weird😂
Strange hearing love me tender as the musical score for this show. Understandable though since it was a big hit when this show aired.
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Actually, the melody is much older. Elvis borrowed it from the song "Aura Lee", which was written in the 1860s, so it was known in the Cartwrights' times.
@@arwena102 I did not know that. Thank s for the info.
"A French Love Song" was what the piano player played at the end, then the ending song was the same. It is the first song I learned on the piano.
The song in question was written over 100 years ago. A song called Aura Lee
Most all episodes of Bonanza were rather well done satire on westerns. I wonder how many saw that, except for a very few episodes, this is comedy of the western. The best shows were always when "Adam Cartright" starred.
Never mess with a woman and a mallet. LOL.
Was watching Alexander Scourby in Affair in Trinidad and saw he did an episode of Bonanza. I wasn't familiar with Jane Greer before seeing her here.
Little Joe is growing up. At least he´s on his way.
It seems like it's the same nowadays. Everytime you turn. Someone is shot !
i love bonanza best Western there neen
Neen
AH THE HONORABLE HOP SING 21:40 😊😊😊
9:42 little joe is taking a double take at her chest lol
I like Arah Lee being played in the background
Yeah I like opry Music as well
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I have to admit that Ben lied to Little Joe when he said that Joe's mother was shunned because she was Creole, but that's not the whole truth. Joe's mother was also a woman who was known for worldly things as well, but Ben said those things didn't matter because he loved her and she loved him. But I think it's really the big age difference that's really bothering Ben and I can understand that.
I don't think it was the age difference. I think it was because deep down she knew she couldn't change her ways. She was using Little Joe. Ben knew that but Little Joe didn't, and he didn't want Little Joe to get hurt.
@@NorthfieldHymnSinging Yeah, well Ben said he was worried about Joe's reputation; being involved with an experienced older woman. But she did not use him. She was flattered that a young cutie defended her honor as well as appreciative of her attractiveness. Joe on the other hand, he put himself out there like that. Did you see the 1st episode, did you see episode 66? Attractive older women is his gig...that's what he does. Joe was a bit more partial to this lady because of the similarity to his mother. So, they both were pulling off of each other for their own personal reasons.
@@misslucky5474 I don't think I have seen those episodes. I guess the script writers are able to use Joe's young age in that way to create those story lines, whereas it just wouldn't work with the other characters. Adam is too sensible, Hoss is maybe a bit more experienced and would not get involved. I understand the similarity to his mother being the connection here. Pity it never works out for any of them, but I guess they have to have a clean slate for the start of every episode! :)
@@NorthfieldHymnSinging if you get a chance check out those two episodes and watch how Joe reacts to the older women. And you're correct, the relationships never work out because of the mind sets of the writers and producers....what a shame though. Grown men deserve to have grown up relationships.
@@misslucky5474 I watched the first episode. Yes, unfortunately Little Joe is portrayed in a 'boyish' way - being the youngest son, so he is never going to 'grow up' on the show. You need to watch Little House on the Prairie to see the grown up version :D. Did you say the other was episode 66 - Sam Hill?
Also, that wasn't necessarily Love Me Tender, but probably Aura Lee, a popular Civil War ballad.
How ya lak me now?
Sounds like KC and the sunshine band. Roller coaster Say what
Let's see, how many records has CC set in the WNBA as a rookie?
Thought I read "the Jussie Smollett story". That woulda been funny SL. 🤔😂😂😂😂
No.
Kevin Samuels is all you need to be reading.
Scenes from this were used on an episode of QUINCY, M.E. where Jane Greer played an actress disfigured by an incompetent plastic surgeon.
Interesting!
The Quincy episode is The Depth of Beauty (1979) Episode #42 I believe.
I like how Quincy highlighted social issues at the time. That’s a time when people wanted regulations to protect people from predators. There aren’t any shows today that tackle social issues, corruption and polluters of the environment like Quincy did. Now there’s a mob of people against all regulation without thinking of the consequences of not having the regulations. They’re pawns of the rich.
@@MovieMakingMan Cozi just aired it last week
@@tomservo56954 That’s the one I saw! I recorded it and watched it a few hours ago.
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9:35 how can she just leave a thousand $$ in the glass vase --- isn't she afraid someone will steal it?
No the production crew is keeping an eye on the Vase
How come you don’t include Michael Landon in the credits? I’ve noticed that in a few episodes of bonanza
Wow I love the colours of the certain s in her room
I love love love Adam, but I hate hate hate those cuffed up jeans he wears....smh.
Adam was good looking and intelligent, my kind of man.
You just ruined the comment section for me thanks
Me too about Adam’s cuffed up jeans. They make him look like a sissy. Why on earth did they ever get away with those stupid cuffed up jeans???!!! 😅😅😅😅
This is a remake of the "Diamond Babe" Death Valley Days ep. "Fill 'em full of plenty of soup and bed 'em down."
BONANZA UNA delle serie più belle che ci siano PECCATO non in ITALIANO
Maybe strange, but a fine episode. Good lookin woman
It’s ridicules how Bonanza being the biggest ranch and yet, no one knows them
What did Julia mean when she suggested to Little Joe that diamonds are the only thing she can get from a man? He sure looked hurt.
Was the melody from Love Me Tender really popular back then?
It is Aura Lea
Joe and the older gal
Joe doesn't necessarily let age get in his way. Joe is a lover and he loves pretty women.
Pretty good, but sometimes the ending is hard to swallow... just saying.
The one criticism that I have for this series is the over use of the cliche that practically every woman that gets romantically involved with one of the Cartwrights dies... it gets kind of ridiculous after a while.
Ber en español
Rhyme& Reason
She must have been wearing a red T-Shirt somewhere; all those that wear them in "Star Trek" die.
Agree.
Agreed
$500 was like $10,000 then (?)
Min. 27:40 - Yes, that part WAS TRUE !
"She was also a good friend to the miners, who adored her. One described her as having "caressed Sun Mountain with a gentle touch of splendor". Bulette supported the miners at times of trouble and misfortune, once turning her Palace into a hospital after several hundred men became ill from drinking contaminated water. She nursed the men herself. Once when an attack by local American Indians appeared imminent, she chose to remain behind with the miners instead of seeking shelter in Carson City. She also raised funds for the Union cause during the American Civil War."
Source : Wikipedia
Thanks for letting us know that this story was taken from actual event over a hundred years ago.
I’d also like to thank you! That was fascinating! Bet it would make a great movie!🍿💞
She was a woman of honor butt no one understand.older lady and Young make a great lovely couple
No one understands
I love Bonanza - but I wish there wasn't so much DOOR KNOCKING!!
I still love watching this show ❤️❤️after all this time. I don't like many of the endings, too many unanswered questions, this is one. Did she die or not?....
Yes, that's why you see the lights go off in her room.
19:38 you can see a microphone that slipped into frame.
Nice catch
Alexander Scourby narrated the entire Bible...
Phim rat hay cam on
סרטי ילדות תודה מישראל
well ben could never give up telling his 30 plus year old sons what to do, heaven forbid !
This episode came from Season 1，at that time Michael Landon ( Little Joe) was only 22 yesrs old
It was only episode 6 & Joe was 17 in the first episode so he wouldn;t be 30 something
He was nowhere near 30. And besides that's a dad's job to protect his boys as much as he can.
@@thicniggazinc only untill thay become men,something you have yet to do
What did she say to little Joe in French?
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2:37 Um... you slapped him and he slapped you back. I'm not sure why Little Joe swung into action. He should have swung into action to separate the two, not take sides potentially leading to smashing up the place.
Little Joe never did end up having that dinner Julia promised him.
Does anyone know please, which episode Bessie Sue took part in please?
Season 4 episode 26. Any Friend of Walter's
@@cdgates1 thank you so very much God bless you
Why was ben so upset with little joe when was falling for the brawd??? Non of his sons ever gets to keep a gayl anyway!!!
EU SERIA A NAMORADA DO PAI DELES, AMO DE PAIXÃO ESSE COROA LINDO, MAS JÁ ESTÁ COM JESUS CRISTO NO CÉU
Também acho ele bonito .
Little Joe should have known better.
Known better? What you mean?
You know exactly what he means. Biology 101 older women and younger men does not mix for long-term development ever.
Poor Joe she led him on she was old enough to be his mother
Very attractive woman and she had a great body.
And Julia's only old enough to be Joe's mother. Some of this is so stupid.