Bonanza - Cutthroat Junction | Episode 58 | WILD WEST | Cowboy | English
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- Bonanza - Episode 58 - Cutthroat Junction - Jed Trask has been with the Sierra Mail & Stage Lines for many years. When a group of gunmen in the town of Latigo cuts off delivery of the goods and mail, he goes after those responsible.
Cutthroat Junction
Director: Dick Moder
Writer: Nat Tanchuck
Stars: Lorne Greene, Pernell Roberts, Dan Blocker
Genre: Western
Country: USA
Language: English
Release Date: 18 March 1961 USA
Filming Locations: Paramount Studios - 5555 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA
Storyline:
The Cartwrights accompany freight-company troubleshooter Ted Trask (Robert Lansing) to the far from peaceful community of Cut Throat Junction. Trask has been hired to round up a gang of thieves, and has been given a full and free hand to accomplish his goal. But when he is abruptly fired in the middle of his assignment, the disgruntled Trask joins the thieves in their efforts to prevent vital supplies from reaching Virginia City. Written by rottentomatoes.com
Reviews:
"Two things came to mind watching this Bonanza episode. I had an experience similar to Robert Lansing's in this episode. Lansing plays a troubleshooter for stagecoach line that is having problems making deliveries to Virginia City. He gets results, but he's not squeamish about what he has to do. All four Cartwrights go with him to a small town run by outlaws who've been preying on the line with various holdups and they're headquartered in this town of Latigo. Lansing gets wounded, but the outlaw leader Dick Wessel leaves town.
Then Lansing gets fired, a little back channel office politics. As fanatical as he was in his service to the stagecoach line he now looks to destroy it. I too was almost fired for what I thought was unjust circumstances or at least it was something my agency went overboard with. I kept my job, but I know how Lansing felt.
There's also this rather ridiculous film I did a review on that came out from Warner Brothers in the 30s. Oil For The Lamps Of China where Pat O'Brien is I think rather ridiculously devoted to his company as he toils away in the nether reaches of China.
Lansing is fine and he has a devoted wife just as Pat O'Brien had in Josephine Hutchinson in the aforementioned film. She is played by Shirley Ballard and she scores well in the role.
I really felt Lansing's pain here." Written by bkoganbing on IMDb.com
"This was a good episode about how a good man can go bad. I loved the main guest character in this - have seen him play similar good/bad characters before. A man works hard cleaning up a place. He puts all his money, blood, sweat and tears then suddenly he's fired. What's he to do? The decision this man made wasn't the best one, but perhaps it was the only one his broken heart could do.
In the end, he was pure evil. Countless people had to die before this evilness ended. Ben and his sons were blinded by the facts.
A very good episode!
Dead: Many" Written by mitchrmp on IMDb.com
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Bonanza was the best Western Eastern Southern or Northern series Ever period ! 🍁🍁
Bonanza was strictly classified as a 'Western'' right?
@@brianzybura8633 yes
Yep!👍
Hahaha
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I love that perfect timing at the end as Adam and Hoss grab hold of Joe’s arms to prevent him the distraction of a pretty face. Those brothers moments are priceless! 🙂
Actually all 3 of the brothers turn to watch her walk by, then kind of lock arms with one another to get back on track.
Watch it again, it's pretty funny.
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@@user-pd7il3xz5j she is right they saw Joe going after her.
@@bluebird2604 Watch it again, all 3 son's turn, it's subtle, then they grab Joe. Or don't bother, it's a funny scene any way you look at it. 😉
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Season 2 had the most badass episodes this being one of them. I love Bonanza season 1-6
The Dark Gate w/ James Colburn ♥️👍
Robert Lansing was enigmatic and had range as an actor. He could be a solid good guy or reveal a dark malevolence
that made him an excellent villain.
You got that right. Either role- super cool.
Loved Robert Lansing acting.
Robert Lansing was an American stage, film, and television actor. Lansing is probably best remembered as the authoritarian Brigadier General Frank Savage in 12 O'clock High, the television drama series about American bomber pilots during World War II. Wikipedia
Born: June 5, 1928, San Diego, CA
Died: October 23, 1994, New York, NY
Place of burial: Union Field Cemetery, New York, NY
Spouse: Anne Pivar (m. 1981-1994), Gari Hardy (m. 1969-1971), Emily McLaughlin (m. 1956-1968)
Children: Robert Frederick Orin Lansing, Alice Lucille
He really carried this episode.
I think the most dangerous place to be on earth is in an episode of BONANZA.
😂😂
Wrong…anywhere near my bathroom after I had six bowls of chili is the most dangerous place.
@@doriangray2020 OK you win 🏆👏
@@WATCH-IT-BUSTER “winner” isn’t exactly how I would describe it but I appreciate the sentiment 😉
Amazing series. I never really appreciated it as a kid. But, now…..wow!
Great storylines, amazing set designs and always a moral to the story.
Hollyweird couldn’t hold a candle to these gems anymore. Sad.
this has to be one of favourite western series.
Love bonanza , especially little Joe
Bitterness of being fired after working loyally for 10 and more years is only understood by those who stuck to their job.
Lansing was in one of my very favorite episodes of Star Trek.
No kidding!
Great episode with Robert Lansing. Weasel has been killed in so many episodes he should be called Lazarus🙄
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LoL
Hallelujah Lil Joe is in different clothes!!!!! We love to see it 🫶🏼
Ya gotta love a western....pistols that dont have any recoil.
It's all about Sierra business. Nice episode. Ben Cartwright has done his best. Western Classics. Fantastic episode. I enjoyed it.
Great cast and story line.
Enjoyed this episode with the whole cast
Glad you liked it, thanks for watching! 🤠👌🎬🍿
Thanks for uploading and sharing this old series.
Best regards luck and health.
What really gets me about these Western, is when they are trying to stop someone from escaping, they shoot at the person when the horse would be a bigger target.
Well in "The Gift" I'm pretty sure that was the only time the bad guys thought about shooting someone's horse trying to escape and it was the white horse that was supposed to be a gift for Ben.
Excellent Episode!
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Oooh You Cartwrights are all the same !
You damn right !
Jed? Can't fool me...thats Gary Seven!
or General Frank Savage.
Is his wife the cat?
Thank you.
It’s sad How Ben tried to talk to Jed at the end but Jed was so full of rage, he ended up getting killed smh
Ben is so quick to put his sons into harms way. Must be he knew that the writers would not kill any of the Cartwrights off the show.
It's a wonder that the Cartwrights don't spring leaks everytime they have a drink what with all the bullet holes they've gotten in the past!
That was a quick recovery from a chest wound, and without pain relief!
It was just a crease
@@coltgun876 shot him front on, no way it was a crease. He’d have died in real life.
Another fun episode of Bonanza, as always🥰
0:50 "50 cents a pound for potatoes", in 1865?..... THAT'S what I pay TODAY!
That was when Ireland had no more potatoes. They were expensive in America.
1885? I thought the show was set in the 1860s.
The time period for the television series is roughly between 1861 (Season 1) to 1867 (Season 13) during and shortly after the American Civil War. During the summer of 1972, NBC aired reruns of episodes from the 1967-1970 period in prime time on Tuesday evening under the title Ponderosa.
Googled info.
Food in general was more expensive back then because they had no automation. Potatoes had to be dug up by hand, packed, and shipped using horses. Used up a lot more man-hours, and everything took a lot longer. I can build myself a decent table in an hour using my power tools and standard lumber, but back then I'd have to do all that sawing, sanding, joining, etc. by hand, and it would take days. The only thing that was cheaper in the 1860s vs. today was TAXES.
@@user-pd7il3xz5j Pretty sure the last few seasons are in 1874. Season 1 and 2 is 1861, Season 3 is 1862, 4 is 1863 and 5 is 1864 and 6 is 1865. Ain't no way Joe would look 10 years older only two years after season 6
Lastima que hasta aquí pude ver esta serie Gracias por los Capítulos anteriores !! Dios Los Bendiga Siempre !!
Sometimes surviving in an often savage world seems to involve having a quick temper.
The strong prey upon the weak
At the end Ben walks in barn to talk Jed out of it after being assured Jed was willing to listen. You might think Ben’s boys would have rushed the barn the second the first shot was fired. Their hesitation could have gotten Ben killed. This occurrence does not hold true to the Cartwright boys faithful devotion to their father and their bravery under fire they demonstrated many times.
I agree, that was out of character, not to mention, ridiculous. Ben's going to risk his life when his boys watching watching just to try to reason with a fanatic, I don't think.so
They could hear him talking to Jed even after the shooting started. That could be it.
Adam would inherit the Ponderosa maybe he only saw a good outcome for himself 😉
Yes, there's often ridiculous plot lines. Like, no way the seasoned thieves would be scared of the threat to burn them out. The place is (inexplicably) still full of things for Virginia City. For the confrontations, everyone has to stand together to be in the single frame. It would be much more difficult to write a plausible story. Ben should have had the gang surrounded by hidden snipers with long guns and the thieves would never ride in as a group like ducks in a barrel. Filming a more realistic disperse confrontation would cost a lot more. I was most disappointed that Ms.Trask didn't have a stronger roll. They introduced her as a tough woman but she spend the majority of the episode as a typical weak sidekick.
Classic western.
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Interesting how these sitcoms were the mother of all these up and coming actors, and actresses. Rober landing was always the cool and confident sort of character, like Humphrey Bogart. Not on the same level only like him.
Bonanza was very obviously a western series, not a situation comedy.
When the episode started, I thought I'd get to see a married couple of equal partnership, with mutual trust and respect. Sadly, that wasn't the case, it seems.
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Watching from South Africa🔥👌
This is what happens to most of Amazon shipments. Lately on trains
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I really like these episodes
You would.
I'm sure Ben will be safe when he wants to do the negotiation. It is just episode 58 anyway. I have watched episode 108 and he is still alive.
This was a really really good episode
The barn with the mail in it was used in another episode. The wheelchair the sheriff is in was used in another episode.
Funny that the guy shots in the back has even not a hole in his jacket, and a trace of blood : the magic bullets of Hollywood. lol.
I know right? Not the slightest thread broken on his jacket but a .45 slug just penetrated it.
Great Guns. They never seem to run out of ammo. Either that or we just don't see they're using speed loaders on them there Colts.
14.42 He's got amazing eyes!
That guy I suspected of being able to walk just a bad guy and royal creep trying to scare honest people!
Yeah......what a meanie pie.
Yay!!!! Such a good episode
I love bonanza series,,, 😘😘😄
(Big Mike more like short fat Mike)🤣😂🤣
Otimo filme muito bom 👏👏👏👏
Why that bell can’t even cry for peanuts😂😂😂
Hi 🙋♀️ this is a very nice 👍🏻
Solo Se el Español !! es la serie que mas me gusta por los mensajes de Humildad en cuando se tenga mucho dinero en Colombia seria bueno que todos Aprendan que la Riqueza Con Mas Valor es la del Alma por eso Dios Multiplica al que lo sabe Usar, Otra Enseñanza es !! No se da el pescado sino se enseña a Pescar !! Nunca se da dinero sino Trabajo para Ganarlo !! ese es el error de los ricos piensan que con dinero se compra Todo sobre todo las Conciencias Piensen como le fue a pablo escobar daba dinero fácil para "matar" y así quedo él . Voy a Extrañar esa serie en este País es donde se Necesita En Español
Jed acted like a spoiled child over getting fired, one door closed one door opens
Unvisible bulletholes........
I remember Robert Lansing from the Equalizer
8:04, I'd love to have tender spare ribs like that!
If you haven't already make playlists of the seasons as you upload
mn 40, a flood of tears, almost a tsunami
Robert Lansing reminds me of James Coburn.
From the beginning you said you'll cut me.
How many times now?
I haven't bled to death and I'm still alive!
Hello ppl.. HOW ABOUT THIS!!! IT DOESN'T PAY TO DO WRONG!! Huh??
They wont make any more cowboy stuff...shows too much grit and common sense.
That woman was a terrible actress. When she cried it sounded like she was laughing.
I thought the same thing. Her acting was lousy and ruined the scene.
@@3Ddude101 Quite often the actresses are not very good. Carrie in The Last Viking was another example.
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41:46 That was a straight up bushwackin'. Ben didn't even _offer_ them a chance to surrender, knowing full well he had the drop on Trask's men, and shot them in the back like a coward. Dishonorable.
Who cares lmao they literally would of done the same fucking thing if the roles were reversed.
Completely agree I was immediately disgusted and disappointed. It only showed you how much they feared Jed. Punk ass mood, he should have finished the woman before she betrayed him.
39:14, Trask’s girl attempts to drive out the Cartwright’s.
26:24 don't know why thats so funny
How in the heck did fat Mike outdraw the clint Eastwood wannabe
This clown Lansing can only act one role. Over act is the better description. Just bc he looks like Lurch.
Todas.las.peliculas.debe.ser.en español.de.colombia.gracias
Tem estes capitulos em espanhol¿
The stagecoach company trouble shooter says to the crowd that there were 26 men who questioned his authority and all 26 men are dead ! Is this the Law ?
Was The billboard they were looking at for a little Annie Oakley? I saw her at the green lake amphitheater near Seattle growing up!
Jedd deserved to die, and the Carts were no better off.
a woman that is not completly useless pretty face
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Did you report it to the IRS?
Ben needs a little more shooting practice! :D Ah, he only misses when the script requires it. 42:00 Again?! All that time to prepare and they're using six-shooters instead of long guns?!
He was a rabid dog and had to be put down .
Highly disappointed and been in his sons shooting men in the back. They met their match and decided to play dirty, that one action sunk this episode. That's a Lost for the Cawtrights.
J
Robert Lansing is a terrible, over-bearing, "intense" "actor" who could ruin any scene and has done it many times.People mistake histrionics for acting...
what kinda goofy trash is this ? what were the enforcers gonna do , shoot all the citizens for standin on the walk infront of the stage office ???
What's your proposition?
see?
Again why bonanza is not a great show like Gunsmoke was.....here even with a decent script they still couldn't allow the episode to stand on its own...they just had to make it about a Cartwright..this time old Ben...even after the guy has killed a half dozen people...shot them in the back etc..old Ben says "I think I can reason with him"
lol..bonanza was watched for simple stories...then you shut it off and forget it...Gunsmoke was watched for adult situations that made you think....after you turned it off..
I agree good script but not well finished , I like more the comedic plots because suits well with the lack of quality.
This program is so phoney
Yet here u are
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