I was born in 71 my dad loved these old westerns i see why what I wouldn’t give to watch these with my dad again I lost him in 96 u really don’t know what u got till it’s gone
My story is the same as yours..I was born Jan 1971 & my dad loved these western especially Bonanza& The big Valley...My dad died in 1997..I wish I could watch Westerns with him again...
Wow bonanza lifts me to another zone of memz. I miss my yesterdays. Knowing all these actors are long gone and yet bonanza brings them to life. And my peace of mind along with it.
This is one of my favorite episodes....& 95% of bonanza episodes are really great stories...I still watch re runs...I love bonanza. Good clean entertainment with plenty of moral content
Thanks to the producers, the directors, the writers, and the wonderful wholesome actors for a hit series that make us sit on the edge of our chairs while our hero's dealt with all sorts of challenges. God bless all of them and all of America .......
Man, I love these old shows. I was born in 81, but I should've been born in 1941. I love old TV shows and movies, old cars, old guns, old fashion, old music and am not much of a fan of most of those from today. Love the Cartwrights. So many great black & white shows too. Thanks for sharing these. I love the earlier episodes with Adam instead of later ones where he was gone and they had Candy I think his name was, red head guy and the ones with the red head kid. They aren't bad, but Adam was always my favorite.
Was born in 1966 and still wish I’d been around in the 40s. My dad fought in the Navy against Nazis. He was not a very good man but I always admired that aspect of him.
Absolutely ERIC, ADAM or pernell wanted to pursue his dream as something bigger and never made it. He’s my favorite also. I was born in 64 and I do love all these old shows myself. Your like me ERIC and seem to be a great guy with the same values I have.
This episode is one of my all time favorites, I have it on dvd from when my dad bought from when I was a kid. The title, the action, the story. very well written episode and by the judging on the number of views it is still an opinion held by many. Thank you PizzaFlix for the upload
Lorne Green and Michael Landon! Actors, treasures, and masterpieces of men! Rest in glory and God bless their souls. Respect. "Bonanza" was one of the best primetime western shows ever created and produced for the golden age/era of network television! Thank you so much for this iconic upload!
@@patriciaarvanitis3371 I watched this amazing and wholesome show when I was a little kid growing up in the 1980s! God don't make em like Lorne Green and Michael Landon anymore nor ever again!
Of all those fine men of the Ponderosa... my favorite was good ole Hoss! Loved that guy! He was such a big lovable sweetheart! Strong as a bear, but with a loving heart.
I met Dan Blocker when I was a child. He was really a nice down to earth man. Our parents were with us. He was very friendly with them & he took time to stop to talk to my sister & I too, even though we were just little kids.
Just stumbled across this. Now I remember why we always watched Bonanza in Germany when I was a kid back in the 70's. That was really suspenseful, thank you.
Stam. twighlight town is the best episode too me as ahh have had past ghost connections also paranormal/ aliens contacts. can anyone tell me what year the Twighlight town episode twas made. ?????
@@jmorton3462 This aren't Democrats, they are Republicans. In those days, the business owners were the mayor and city council, they could appoint and fire the sheriff. Some of the rich families were hard-workers, honest, law-abiding, people but not all. The Cartwrights were Republican but different they were kind, respectful, stood up for the poor and disadvantaged.
We watched Bonanza every Sunday night. Now I watch it everyday. My sister loved Loren Green so much she named her son after him. Hi name is Teddy Loren Pedigo. His dad Troy was a big fan too before his death in 2004. RIP Troy.
^^^Amita Haley The Jojo's Or Better Put Your Religion is a Cult, Set-up in The Late 1800's By A Man Who Dabbled In The Occult, A Practice That is Despised By The Most High Himself, You Should Do Some Research About Your False Organization, I Was Brain-washed As a Kid With The Same Cult Bleh!!! .. .
I agree! And it doesn’t take a lot of blood. gutts & Violence to get the point that someone was killed. Bonanza, Big Valley, The Virginian Yes all are my favorites 👏🏽👍
Very true. Most old shows were so great. I was born in the wrong era. I'm 37, and outside of NFL and international soccer tournaments the only channel I watch is MeTV. Don't know if you have that one where you are, but it's all old shows. Between that and stuff on TH-cam I find, I am never out of something to watch. People get shot a lot in old shows, but it wasn't over the top, at least now it isn't, not sure if it was considered as such back when it first aired. I love this show and Big Valley because they always do the right thing no matter what the cost. Quality television programming from back in the day is so much better than the crap "reality" TV from today. I've been watching old shows since I was a little kid. I've always especially LOVED black & white shows and movies. Richard Diamond was awesome along with Wagon Train, Rawhide, Thriller, all of Hitchcock's television shows the half hour and hour shows, Maverick, Have Gun Will Travel, 77 Sunset Strip, Untouchables, the Fugitive, Trackdown, the Outer Limits, Route 66 and Naked City are some of my all time favorites. Twilight Zone is another favorite, but it was in a class all by itself. So many social issues addressed in just the right way. Some shows in trying to get my hands on are the original Mike Hammer which a lot of people on here in the comment section of one of its episodes don't seem to like him playing the role, but I love McGavin. He's the same guy in everything he plays and I love it. Others I want to see are Man with a Camera, Philip Marlowe and a few others. So classic and the actors and actresses were far more talented than most of today's people. There are some good actors out there now, but not nearly as many.
Great TV, MY PA AND MYSELF LOVED IT, ALONG WITH THE CISCO KID, ROY ROGERS AND TRIGGER, RANGE RIDER, HOPPALONG CASSIDY, RIN TIN TIN, AND MY KIDS AS WELL, GOOD CLEAN ENTERTAINMENT, OH! HOW WE MISS THOSE YEARS.
13 coils isn't necessary. Should have at least 5. Old-west tradition was 13. But when I hang, my last request will be a 5-strand hemp: with a sweet 13 coils round MY noose. 🤠
50 years later, I notice that the guns are period correct, pretty much. Joe carries a Colt 1851 Navy; Hoss and Pa both use 1858 Remingtons (conversions for this episode which, given the first season was 1866, by 1871 conversions for cartidges were available). In this episode I also see an Open Top 1860 Army. Looks like they took the fore ends off some 1892 Winchester rifles to give them that Volcanic/Henry look. Always did like this show.
Strange how a simple video of this show could be a welcome sight, reminding you of HOME...not so much entirely 'home' as a structure that people and families inhabit, but HOME--a time, a place, an entire existence and most importantly, the people who shared this space with you, all rolled up and seared within your memory... sometimes we all leave home for too long ...we grow up, taught to move forward through life, yet we sometimes forget to look back, a completely simple act , until a show like this pops onto your radar and in the process of watching it again for the first time in years, and in the reflection of the screen, you begin to notice exactly what was behind you.... it's home... It's a place before you went out into the world to create a home of your own...when innocence was a REAL thing... When family meant EVERYTHING...I may sound cliche in wanting to go back but I would give ANYTHING just to get another chance to be in THAT home one more time, to sit and watch Bonanza with my Dad again... Watching this show and conversating about nothing important and simply enjoying the moment...damn I miss my Dad!
It is still a treat to watch in such quality even without the intro music. What is so FANTASTIC about early US TV programmes is that they were shot on FILM, hence the superb quality presented here. If anyone gets a chance to see good copies of Rawhide, The Virginian, Bonanza, (here), The Big Valley, The Man from Uncle, Star Trek, Mission Impossible, and hundreds more, they look like they were filmed yesterday! The U.K. was mainly using poor quality video tape, or sometimes a mixture of both, where external scenes would be shot on film, and the rest of the programme shot on tape. The result was disastrous. See the M R James TV movie - CASTING THE RUNES, 1979, to see how a cheap production technique ruined what could have been a classic movie. The BBC produced many outstanding period dramas which were made to look cheap and studio bound just because they were not shot on film. The most crazy being WAR AND PEACE, 1972, starring Anthony Hopkins. We should have let the US produce all our programmes! KAN 3.19 UK
Bonanza is a great show. Back when everyone had a gun for protection. This show taught me about self defense with a firearm. The right reason to have a gun as well as use one. God bless the 2nd amendment. 👍🏻
Farmer Perkins: "ol'Ben Cartwright, I bet he ain't so high and mighty with a rope around his neck" *cuts to ben* Priceless how Benjamin is standing there all HIGH AND MIGHTY
Yeah He Did Die too Young and Also He Was 6ft 4 and Weighed Around 320-40lbs and a Horse He Rode On in One Of the Episode's Buckled Under Hoss's Weight .. Poor Horsey lols lol:P .. .
2 things would have made this better: The reaction on Farmer's face knowing they were going through with the hanging, and the brothers acknowledging Adam was right.
I imagine Farmer kept right on laughing and disbelieving up until the trapdoor opened underneath him. I also think that it didn't matter to any of them who was right or wrong once they had their pa back safe and sound. Still... I gotta agree, I wanted to see his face.
I have to disagree. Bryan planned to hang Ben Cartwright as soon as Farmer was released. Hanging Farmer was the only possible solution that would result with Ben surviving.
Anybody that want to take "WE THE PEOPLE" gun rights away should have to spend a week with a Jew that was in the Fema camps and talk to them about what "THEIR" elected government done to them after they took the guns away.
Derrick Tyler The Cartwrights always tried to do the right thing. Good moral lesson for kids. I was born in 1952 and my parents and I watched the show every Sunday night!
@@nhmooytis7058 I was born in 1969 and my Grandfather loved western movie like he loved his whiskey 😂😂😂😂😂😂you didn't touch his TV when the Bonanza came on
Derrick Tyler I got to watch the reruns on TV a few years back, got caught up again in the Cartwright saga! Always a good moral message, yet not preachy.
Back when these Bonanza episodes first aired they were cutting edge State of The Art. broadcast television. The Sopranos of its time. Sunday night family entertainment that had a l-o-n-g run. Very rare at the time. Lots of shows only ran two or three seasons. Television was still a fairly new medium. Watching now in 2020 I'm amazed how this series sold high moral values without being " preachy". Truth always prevailed. The good guys always triumphed. Dan Blockers role as Hoss was superb. Also this was Lorne Greene's best role. I would of loved to have seen them make a major motion picture! The only thing the show could have used was more women.....( Very male dominated show.) More women would have been nice....at least in guest starring roles.
After they hung ole boy, He said look I brought your Pa back, here's his gun..lol..Banaza one of my fav western shows along with gun smoke,big valley,Virginian. 2020 Still watching 🙌
@Frederick Wells Ah. Yes. The Omega Glory. I missed that one. And I don't know why, but the Yang's words in the jail cell sticks in my mind: CLOUD: (The male Yang, with an impressive deep voice.) Freedom? Freedom? That is a worship word. Yang worship. You will not speak it.
No I didn't miss that part, it was horrible! Just missing when times were Simple. Obviously I'm not the only one who feels this way! Stop being a Killjoy; Black Occidental!
Guys were dropping like flies in this episode. That was some of the best screaming ever, btw, give that lady an award! Oh wait, she got one, she married Ben. ;)
And you will note that the sheriff there is actor Morgan Woodward, who also was on the Original Star Trek series, first season episode, Dagger Of The Mind as Simon Van Gelter, and the second season episode, The Omega Glory as Captain Ron Tracy of the Starship Exeter.
The bad guys were so hatefull in The old western shows. They would draw out your emotions. And you would go to bed Sunday Night dreaming of the old west.
I was born in 71 my dad loved these old westerns i see why what I wouldn’t give to watch these with my dad again I lost him in 96 u really don’t know what u got till it’s gone
My story is the same as yours..I was born Jan 1971 & my dad loved these western especially Bonanza& The big Valley...My dad died in 1997..I wish I could watch Westerns with him again...
So very true
Wow bonanza lifts me to another zone of memz. I miss my yesterdays. Knowing all these actors are long gone and yet bonanza brings them to life. And my peace of mind along with it.
Born in 64 and I still enjoy watching Bonanza on utube
This is one of my favorite episodes....& 95% of bonanza episodes are really great stories...I still watch re runs...I love bonanza. Good clean entertainment with plenty of moral content
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I love the old shows, never watched banaza much when i was young but watch it now.
Man, I love these old shows. I was born in 81, but I should've been born in 1941. I love old TV shows and movies, old cars, old guns, old fashion, old music and am not much of a fan of most of those from today. Love the Cartwrights. So many great black & white shows too. Thanks for sharing these. I love the earlier episodes with Adam instead of later ones where he was gone and they had Candy I think his name was, red head guy and the ones with the red head kid. They aren't bad, but Adam was always my favorite.
Eric Talkington Oh me too, I was born 2004 and I suppose I was born a couple decades too late.
Was born in 1966 and still wish I’d been around in the 40s. My dad fought in the Navy against Nazis. He was not a very good man but I always admired that aspect of him.
Absolutely ERIC, ADAM or pernell wanted to pursue his dream as something bigger and never made it. He’s my favorite also. I was born in 64 and I do love all these old shows myself. Your like me ERIC and seem to be a great guy with the same values I have.
So good! Used to watch this every week with my Grand Mother, when I was a little girl!
I’ve watched this show since I was 10. I’m 65 now in 2020. Best series ever. Sunday nights were great.
T. D. Truck driver Bus driver I was 7 when it came on, just turned 68! Glad I grew up when I did.
Bonanza is one of the best western series ever.
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This might be the most intense in fact best Bonanza episode
Next to Gunsmoke...maybe.
ANOTHER GREAT EPISODE WITH GREAT WRITING.AND A HAPPY ENDING.
This episode is one of my all time favorites, I have it on dvd from when my dad bought from when I was a kid. The title, the action, the story. very well written episode and by the judging on the number of views it is still an opinion held by many. Thank you PizzaFlix for the upload
One of my dad's favorite westerns! Oh I long for the days of Sunday night when Bonanza would come on!! We would eat ice cream and watch Bonanza!!!!
LOVELY GOOD OLD TIMES
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Lorne Green and
Michael Landon!
Actors, treasures, and masterpieces of men!
Rest in glory and God bless their souls. Respect.
"Bonanza" was one of the best primetime western shows ever created and produced for the golden age/era of network television!
Thank you so much for this iconic upload!
Truly truly correct.
Wish I could have worded it so succinctly.
@@patriciaarvanitis3371 I watched this amazing and wholesome show when I was a little kid growing up in the 1980s! God don't make em like Lorne Green and Michael Landon anymore nor ever again!
Thanks for the videos!I miss the good old days of all the good programs!
I used to watch this every week on Sunday afternoons. now I am 57 and still enjoy it. better than the crap they showing now.
Yes
I'm almost 60 and still love the show
62, where is Hop Sing? Thumbs up if you linked here after Dan Blocker's death information.
Of all those fine men of the Ponderosa... my favorite was good ole Hoss! Loved that guy! He was such a big lovable sweetheart! Strong as a bear, but with a loving heart.
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Mine, too!
I met Dan Blocker when I was a child. He was really a nice down to earth man. Our parents were with us. He was very friendly with them & he took time to stop to talk to my sister & I too, even though we were just little kids.
@@caryulmer7063 Far out!
Squirrel36 Omg! Haven't heard that since I was a kid!😁
Just stumbled across this. Now I remember why we always watched Bonanza in Germany when I was a kid back in the 70's. That was really suspenseful, thank you.
I happened to stumble across this . I used to watch this as a kid as well in the 70's in Australia.
Bonanza in it's best! Very nice! Best western series ever :) Thx for sharing
Stam. twighlight town is the best episode too me as ahh have had past ghost connections also paranormal/ aliens contacts. can anyone tell me what year the Twighlight town episode twas made. ?????
@@seanodwyer8691 Season 5 episode 4. The year was 1963
I watched these films with my family Growing up. My grandfather, grandmother, and Mom and little sister. That was long ago.
Thank you so very much for uploading these episodes! Means a lot to all of us!!!
Thanks for the memories Pizza Flix! Rock on!
Not one of his boys hesitated to grab a badge, as soon as ol Ben grabbed a badge! Luv it!
I caught that too! They are so close knit arent they, waited to see what dad would do first
These aren't the same kind of Democrats we have today
@@jmorton3462 This aren't Democrats, they are Republicans. In those days, the business owners were the mayor and city council, they could appoint and fire the sheriff. Some of the rich families were hard-workers, honest, law-abiding, people but not all. The Cartwrights were Republican but different they were kind, respectful, stood up for the poor and disadvantaged.
@@jmorton3462 These days Democrat = Liberal = Communist..
@@rosalindayoung7269 They are wonderful men.
I always loved Lorne Greene's voice, especially when he narrated animal wildlife shows.
He started in radio, and was known as The Voice of Canada prior to becoming Ben Cartwright.
We watched Bonanza every Sunday night. Now I watch it everyday. My sister loved Loren Green so much she named her son after him. Hi name is Teddy Loren Pedigo. His dad Troy was a big fan too before his death in 2004. RIP Troy.
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Great definition!!! This episode it´s one of my favorite!
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^^^Amita Haley The Jojo's Or Better Put Your Religion is a Cult, Set-up in The Late 1800's By A Man Who Dabbled In The Occult, A Practice That is Despised By The Most High Himself, You Should Do Some Research About Your False Organization, I Was Brain-washed As a Kid With The Same Cult Bleh!!! .. .
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I love these old shows
Bonanza mit dieser Serie ist jeder groß geworden, 👍👍
Best Western series !!!
And YES!! All the western that I mentioned before Teach a moral lesson to their viewers ♥️
Miss the good old days
People don't know how to build drama or teach moral lessons anymore. This episode is beautiful.
It's nice to know what Dr Simon Van Gelder was doing before he became a Psychologist on another planet.
I agree! And it doesn’t take a lot of blood. gutts & Violence to get the point that someone was killed. Bonanza, Big Valley, The Virginian Yes all are my favorites 👏🏽👍
Very true. Most old shows were so great. I was born in the wrong era. I'm 37, and outside of NFL and international soccer tournaments the only channel I watch is MeTV. Don't know if you have that one where you are, but it's all old shows. Between that and stuff on TH-cam I find, I am never out of something to watch. People get shot a lot in old shows, but it wasn't over the top, at least now it isn't, not sure if it was considered as such back when it first aired. I love this show and Big Valley because they always do the right thing no matter what the cost. Quality television programming from back in the day is so much better than the crap "reality" TV from today. I've been watching old shows since I was a little kid. I've always especially LOVED black & white shows and movies. Richard Diamond was awesome along with Wagon Train, Rawhide, Thriller, all of Hitchcock's television shows the half hour and hour shows, Maverick, Have Gun Will Travel, 77 Sunset Strip, Untouchables, the Fugitive, Trackdown, the Outer Limits, Route 66 and Naked City are some of my all time favorites. Twilight Zone is another favorite, but it was in a class all by itself. So many social issues addressed in just the right way. Some shows in trying to get my hands on are the original Mike Hammer which a lot of people on here in the comment section of one of its episodes don't seem to like him playing the role, but I love McGavin. He's the same guy in everything he plays and I love it. Others I want to see are Man with a Camera, Philip Marlowe and a few others. So classic and the actors and actresses were far more talented than most of today's people. There are some good actors out there now, but not nearly as many.
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its the opposite from satanic zionist pervert hollywood , the dedicated push to subvert the morality of the masses , starting with the children
Lorne Green was a real gentleman I met him several times as a customer in the 1970s in London.
was Lorne running some kind of store in London ????
Lorne Green.....canadian born.....what a hell of an actor....we love him in Canada.....oh yes we do.....2020....damn......again
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Is...this a poem?
This used to be my pa’s favorite show rip dad
Mines too
My 2.. I still loved
Great TV, MY PA AND MYSELF LOVED IT, ALONG WITH THE CISCO KID, ROY ROGERS AND TRIGGER, RANGE RIDER, HOPPALONG CASSIDY, RIN TIN TIN, AND MY KIDS AS WELL, GOOD CLEAN ENTERTAINMENT, OH! HOW WE MISS THOSE YEARS.
I like the old westerns gunsmoke one of my favorites!
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Gunsmoke, Rifleman, Wanted Dead or Alive, Rawhide. There hasn't been a good western series in years
@@ninefingerbandit9402 You can see them again on ME TV. They air them all the time especslly on Saturday, including The Wild Wild West.
I try an catch them, but this is real TV, every kid wanted to be a cowboy. For me The Lone Ranger, it comes on Sat so does the Rat Patrol
I'm just a little bitter Bonanza got canceled and Gunsmoke didnt. All because it was the First Lady's favorite. XP
bonanza was a good show an who gave it thumbs down must nuts you do not know what you miss we older people knows what a good show is to bad
One of the best Bonanzas ever. Note the detail of 13 coils in the noose. Try also Season 6, Ep.1, "Invention of a Gunfighter."
13 coils isn't necessary.
Should have at least 5.
Old-west tradition was 13.
But when I hang, my last
request will be a 5-strand
hemp: with a sweet 13
coils round MY noose. 🤠
Although it was a sad episode, The Crucible was another one that I give a high rating.
This is one must watch from beginning end.
The old stuff is always the best stuff
One of the best episodes. Farmer Perkins and McNeil are excellent portrayals of psychopaths, and Sam Bryant of a sociopath.
I thought McNeil portrayed a mere puppet of a psychopath.
Cartwrights' are good example for people to see or to learn from.
Outstanding Television!
The 1st 10 seconds got me!! Love Bonanza!! 😊❤
i felt in love to little joe,(Michael Landon ) R.I.P. .when i was 7 years old.never forget bonanza.
I love Bonanza.Top western.
I love Bonanza Thank you / Ross
Great show!! I miss Michael Landon and Lorne Greene.
Bonanza muito bom... melhor série de todos os tempos... recomendo...🇧🇷☁️🇧🇷☁️🇧🇷☁️🇧🇷.
They just don't make good Western pictures like Bonanza anymore.watched them every time they were on.miss the old days.
Really good Episode of Bonanza 😎
50 years later, I notice that the guns are period correct, pretty much. Joe carries a Colt 1851 Navy; Hoss and Pa both use 1858 Remingtons (conversions for this episode which, given the first season was 1866, by 1871 conversions for cartidges were available). In this episode I also see an Open Top 1860 Army. Looks like they took the fore ends off some 1892 Winchester rifles to give them that Volcanic/Henry look. Always did like this show.
I'm impressed with your gun knowledge 😊 Which gun does Adam carry? Hes my favorite character 😍
Nelly Knight. ahh reason that Adams ethnics is part Cherrokkee and part Welsh, and English @@@ Pernall Roberts the actor. ??
How many guns did Ben Cartwright carry?
These are replicas. Made in Taiwan R.O.C.
@@alberttropeano3909 Italy.
Strange how a simple video of this show could be a welcome sight, reminding you of HOME...not so much entirely 'home' as a structure that people and families inhabit, but HOME--a time, a place, an entire existence and most importantly, the people who shared this space with you, all rolled up and seared within your memory... sometimes we all leave home for too long ...we grow up, taught to move forward through life, yet we sometimes forget to look back, a completely simple act , until a show like this pops onto your radar and in the process of watching it again for the first time in years, and in the reflection of the screen, you begin to notice exactly what was behind you.... it's home...
It's a place before you went out into the world to create a home of your own...when innocence was a REAL thing... When family meant EVERYTHING...I may sound cliche in wanting to go back but I would give ANYTHING just to get another chance to be in THAT home one more time, to sit and watch Bonanza with my Dad again... Watching this show and conversating about nothing important and simply enjoying the moment...damn I miss my Dad!
MM Sizzlak kids grow up now in chaos. No moral instruction.
It is still a treat to watch in such quality even without the intro music.
What is so FANTASTIC about early US TV programmes is that they were shot on FILM, hence the superb quality presented here.
If anyone gets a chance to see good copies of Rawhide, The Virginian, Bonanza, (here), The Big Valley, The Man from Uncle, Star Trek, Mission Impossible, and hundreds more, they look like they were filmed yesterday!
The U.K. was mainly using poor quality video tape, or sometimes a mixture of both, where external scenes would be shot on film, and the rest of the programme shot on tape. The result was disastrous. See the M R James TV movie - CASTING THE RUNES, 1979, to see how a cheap production technique ruined what could have been a classic movie. The BBC produced many outstanding period dramas which were made to look cheap and studio bound just because they were not shot on film. The most crazy being WAR AND PEACE, 1972, starring Anthony Hopkins.
We should have let the US produce all our programmes!
KAN 3.19 UK
Fantastic kettle drumming !!!!!!!!!
John Bonham?
My grandparents watched this show, however I feel this could have had a more dramatic ending!! But I love it just the same!!
I hate the drug life.
Me gustan. Mucho. Estas. Películas. Clásica.s. las miraba CUADO. Tenía. 7. Años. K tiempos. Hinomñlvidables
Thank you !😘
Bonanza is a great show.
Back when everyone had a gun for protection. This show taught me about self defense with a firearm. The right reason to have a gun as well as use one. God bless the 2nd amendment. 👍🏻
These are nuts shoot an kill , to just kill .gangs hmm
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Mr. Problem solver 89 amen!
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Farmer Perkins: "ol'Ben Cartwright, I bet he ain't so high and mighty with a rope around his neck"
*cuts to ben*
Priceless how Benjamin is standing there all HIGH AND MIGHTY
you cant get any more higher and mightier than The Cartwrights !!!
@@charleskemp2037 yeah that man stares in all caps🤣
Loved it love my western's
The oldest son Adam was the doctor on Trapper John MD.
Great show. Thanks for uploading. This episode reminded me a little of John Wayne's 'Rio Bravo'.
Adam was always cool under pressure, unlike Little Joe who just went to pieces.
Matt A Joe was a hothead who sometime let his feelings rule his brain.
They have they own character, all differences are important for the show.
If only the Earps, Doc Holiday and Bat Masterson were there they would have dealt with those thugs very quickly!!!!
Wow! Your videos show great. Thanks for posting🙂
Hoss Cartwright could take two grown men single handed..🤗😎🤔🤣😄
try ten grown men and while he was eating a slice of pizza
SO. SAD. BIG. HOSS. HAD. PASSED. ON. HE. WAS. MY. FAVORITE.
Two? More like 6-12. Perfect idea though!
good ending to a classic eppisode
ah, the wisdom of Ben Cartwright..!
Hoss picks up the sheriff like he was a dried leaf.
Well, when you're born on a planet with a SOMEWHAT HIGHER GRAVITY, everything can seem like featherweight.
Susan Spatz they didn’t call him HOSS for nothing.
I love Dan Blocker🤩
good ol Texas Boy
Too bad he died so young. I loved Hoss Cartwright. He was a big guy with a big heart. I could only imagine that Dan Blocker was the same way.
Yeah He Did Die too Young and Also He Was 6ft 4 and Weighed Around 320-40lbs and a Horse He Rode On in One Of the Episode's Buckled Under Hoss's Weight .. Poor Horsey lols lol:P .. .
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Lorne Greene. Good old Canadian boy.
Sabrina Brannon From Dekalb, TX - I went by there today!
I like all the episodes when all the Cartwrights are in them and are working together
#EspeciallyMyAdam
2 things would have made this better: The reaction on Farmer's face knowing they were going through with the hanging, and the brothers acknowledging Adam was right.
Yeeeeeeeeeeees!! That is exactly what I said.
I imagine Farmer kept right on laughing and disbelieving up until the trapdoor opened underneath him. I also think that it didn't matter to any of them who was right or wrong once they had their pa back safe and sound.
Still... I gotta agree, I wanted to see his face.
Sage Antone Adam was wrong. He was just lucky it turned out well.
I have to disagree. Bryan planned to hang Ben Cartwright as soon as Farmer was released. Hanging Farmer was the only possible solution that would result with Ben surviving.
@@MidnightFlight2010 grrr bycrew
Great episode!
Damn they beat BEN down ......first saw this episode when I was 5 yrs old in 1976 on channel 13 4pm 👏
See what a difference a gun makes... people would have been defenseless.
Gun control doesn't stop the murder, it just stops the protection
Anybody that want to take "WE THE PEOPLE" gun rights away should have to spend a week with a Jew that was in the Fema camps and talk to them about what "THEIR" elected government done to them after they took the guns away.
mrpeabodythethird i don't like guns... how do you spell grenades I like them.
mrpeabodythethird god bless the 2A!
Man, that girl can sure scream!!!
Nice looking too.
Loren was married to her from 1961-1987. If you want to look her up on IMDB, her name is Nancy Deale. Very pretty lady
Dam I miss shows like this.
Derrick Tyler The Cartwrights always tried to do the right thing. Good moral lesson for kids. I was born in 1952 and my parents and I watched the show every Sunday night!
@@nhmooytis7058 I was born in 1969 and my Grandfather loved western movie like he loved his whiskey 😂😂😂😂😂😂you didn't touch his TV when the Bonanza came on
Derrick Tyler I got to watch the reruns on TV a few years back, got caught up again in the Cartwright saga! Always a good moral message, yet not preachy.
Great story, based on principle, and a great ending.
Back when these Bonanza episodes first aired they were cutting edge State of The Art.
broadcast television.
The Sopranos of its time.
Sunday night family entertainment that had a
l-o-n-g run. Very rare at the time.
Lots of shows only ran two or three seasons.
Television was still a fairly new medium.
Watching now in 2020 I'm amazed how this series sold high moral values without being " preachy". Truth always prevailed.
The good guys always triumphed.
Dan Blockers role as Hoss was superb.
Also this was Lorne Greene's best role. I would of loved to have seen them make a major motion picture!
The only thing the show could have used was more women.....( Very male dominated show.)
More women would have been nice....at least in guest starring roles.
Women movie stars did appear.
After they hung ole boy, He said look I brought your Pa back, here's his gun..lol..Banaza one of my fav western shows along with gun smoke,big valley,Virginian. 2020 Still watching 🙌
Beautiful story - - really enjoyed it !
Why on earth would anyone give this a thumbs down, so stupid!
CUZ THAT DONT KNOW GREAT WRITING OR ACTING THIS SHOW ROCKS ALL ACTORS MAY THEY R.I.H. BIG THUMBS UP
CUZ THEY DONT KNOW GREAT WRITING OR ACTING R.I.H. TO ALL THE ACTORS GREAT SHOW
Tumb stupidity?
Because they are Snowflakes
Malik f
Bonanza um grande sussesso nais telinha da tv a 40 anos atrás fez muito sucesso
Lejendados seria perfeitos 🇧🇷👍🏼
The sheriff was played by Morgan Woodward. He was Dr. Simon van Gelder in the Star Trek episode, Dagger of the Mind.
@Frederick Wells Ah. Yes. The Omega Glory. I missed that one. And I don't know why, but the Yang's words in the jail cell sticks in my mind:
CLOUD: (The male Yang, with an impressive deep voice.) Freedom? Freedom?
That is a worship word. Yang worship. You will not speak it.
The James Dean Look Alike Kid is a bad crazy one
Loved it. Kid in yellow jacket was cool
Simple and Innocent times !! What happened to our world? After Vietnam and beginning of drug epidemic everything went down!!!
No I didn't miss that part, it was horrible! Just missing when times were Simple. Obviously I'm not the only one who feels this way!
Stop being a Killjoy; Black Occidental!
Island Girl I think that’s you’re nostalgia talking lol
Island Girl hate fo sound old fashioned, but Communist subversion. Still going strong.
Black Occidental features the SATANIST ANTHEM on his channel, sick POS.
King Friday = shill with blank profile.
Guys were dropping like flies in this episode. That was some of the best screaming ever, btw, give that lady an award! Oh wait, she got one, she married Ben. ;)
I am amazed that the bar is open at 4.30 am.
now THAT's good TV
Yesssss
Murray Pura totally
And you will note that the sheriff there is actor Morgan Woodward, who also was on the Original Star Trek series, first season episode, Dagger Of The Mind as Simon Van Gelter, and the second season episode, The Omega Glory as Captain Ron Tracy of the Starship Exeter.
@@danbasta3677 yes he was and he was terrific! i love old west shows like these, even if they are a bit cheezy !
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The bad guys were so hatefull in
The old western shows. They would draw out your emotions.
And you would go to bed Sunday
Night dreaming of the old west.
Bonanza must watch.
The sad thing is nothing has changed in the justice system.
I love lucy
I love my cowboy movies but don't but Don't Call Him a Cowboy to you seen him ride
When TV wasn't a politics propaganda machine !
It's always been.
QUÉBEC FLAT And we dint have mindless Trumptards.
QUÉBEC FLAT So very true
Maybe, but the comment section sure is political.😁
Those were the good old days! Unlike the shit we see now a days. Back in those days there were real Christian values. Th hell with today’s shit!
Murray Bocas y
The best show ever they are all good actor
Bonanza! Nice episode.
He's hurt bad! Benny Hill: you ever heard of anybody being hurt good?!!!