@@pearlwilliams7797 I agree, but the likelihood of society making a 180 is probably not going to ever happen. Especially in this age of cell phones, where people pay more attention to the phone than family that's right in the same room.
This is what to happened to America. It wasn't Hollywood's fault.. they did their part in framing the issues. It was Clint Eastwwod and his "feeling lucky punk" routine.. that's what we wanted.. and that's what they gave us. Do you think it's a coincidence there's no moral center derived from today's experience? And that trying to do something good gets you called a name? I know you didn't ask for this comment.. but in a way.. we all did asked for it. Except now there is no more "we" that will accept right or wrong. I'm tired. Too tired to do more than watch Bonanza and hope that the nazis or Russians don't show up in an episode. "Remember we're all here, son. If you need us." Yeah.. blame it all on the Hollywood liberal who wrote that. Responsibility with guns, to defend what was universally good.. that was all okay. Guns as an instrument of coercion to get your own way, to get revenge, to project your manhood, to threaten the wife you can't control? Not so much. Ride the tiger? Not me. It always was about the morals that we learned at school AND at home. Now you can't tell anybody's kid that maybe they're doing something wrong.. not even the ones you've watched grow up. Sometimes not even your own. It's all different now and it's NOT BETTER simply because WE don't want it to be. We haven't fought hard enough. Good and evil always existed but now.. when one would think it'd be a fairer fight.. it's actually going the other way. They cut down a lot of trees but Hollywood had Ben Cartwright as the rancher promoting "sustainability" which is now a dirty word. Know it all? No. Just a know too much. Reading books or having real morals shouldn't be this hard. I know who I blame. Going back now to picking up the trash on the grounds around my apartment. A losing cause. The big house? Just a bunch of people with grievances who don't care about anybody else's.
Others accomplish team work as well. I have seen religious bldgs and homes built in a few weeks by people who came together with a common purpose or goal. l@@linsqopiring6816
PA did a good job growing those boys. I love how the family jell. His relationship with Joe was just so special he was so protective of his boys, a realistic portrayal of a good father.
Grinjo and his youtube are true blessings. It's so good to take a break from all the crap you see today and enjoy a good old fashioned western with good values.
Joe's supposed friend was nothing but stinking jealous of Joe. Turned out to be a backstabbing jerk. It's almost like what Elvis said of some of his entourage. He never thought friend who were supposed to be like family could suddenly turn and try to destroy you. his A real friend sticks by your side. And the Cartwright bunch is the true meaning of friendship. Great episode.
Man oh man, other folks were so jealous of the Cartwrights, they built their empire, hard workers but folks think they were handed their wealth. I applaud Joe for his efforts and that family stuck together
And some of them knew about the hard work that went into it, and the hard work it takes to sustain it, but it doesn't matter to them. They are still jealous and petty because they themselves don't have the same.
@@misslucky5474 Yup! And there is a reason that not coveting is one of the 10 commandments. Not only does it lead to other down falls, the coverter is miserable because they never learn to appreciate what they do have.
Other people worked hard and didn't have the extreme wealth that the Cartwright's had. How do you explain that? It's also got a lot to do with being at the right place at the right time. Like Ben being there to claim all that land when it was available. If another Ben came along now he could never do what the real Ben did because the opportunity is gone, all that land is already owned. Sure there are other opportunities but less of them.
What was dude thinking? "He thought he could take Little Joe" Little Joe gets into fist fights with Hoss and Adam just for fun. And if he can go a few minutes with Hoss,(even though he and Adam be holding back)he can surely take that drunken gambling saddletramp with ease lol.
Neat to see those old clips of the timber sailing down the trough and crashing into the river. Also the lumberjacks walking among the logs as they float down the river. That obviously would've been a dangerous job!
@@kingg1703 im a city girl who moved to the country to give my daughter a better life, never looked back never will. Like my grandfather used to say "Anyone can achieve what they want you just got to take a leap" change your path, you just have to take that first step.
18:45 .... The first thing Little Joe should've done --- when the guy said "it is standard procedure -- you can talk to Mr. ___ if you want to -- " -- Little Joe should've immediately spoken to Mr. ____ .
I would love to live with them too. Their values, family values were excellent. Wish the world could live with those values, they had a good father , Ben was a outstanding man with good habits ..yay !!! Bonanza
Logging was a big part of my family. Born into logging, dad tending hook, uncle chasing landing, me a choker setter. Those days are long gone. Great memories.
Logging back then was bloody dangerous, especially fuming down the river, I love these shows 🙂 wish I could have been there but alas I shall stick to fanfic writing and daydreams.
What did they need with hogging such vast amounts of land for themself and thereby excluding other people from using it? At least throughout the series Ben gave land here and there to people. But overall it's quite greedy.
Gosh it's really nice to see a family like this I wish we had more like this in America. I don't have a family but I hope to have one someday and I hope that if I ever have sons or daughters they would feel loved like this
@@misslucky5474 it was a huge spread supposedly, so I guess depending where you measure from. But... my point is this. If you google how far a horse can travel in a day .."On average, a healthy horse can travel anywhere from 25 to 35 miles a day. This distance needs to be at a slower pace and with breaks for water. However, asking a horse to keep up this pace for several consecutive days can lead to health problems." They all make trip as fast as if on moter dirt bike 650cc waaapapaaaaapwwaaaapppp not ol hay burners ... I want a horse like that!
@@sixfigureskibum "On average, a healthy horse can travel anywhere from 25 to 35 miles a day." Reallllllllllllly? Sorry, that doesn't seem right. There are human supermarathon runners that can go multiple times that. Humans can leave a horse in the dust when it comes to running? Come on.
This is a great Classic Episode from Bonanza to serve as a great lesson to all Female Bellydancers not rely on yourself, but always ask for help when you need it the most.❤❤❤❤
Now, Little Joe's half-ass 'pal' was there with him when he went to the bank to acquire the $5k loan. Yet he still wouldn't give Joe the credit for acquiring the loan....instead he implied that the loan wouldn't have been granted, if Little Joe wasn't a Cartwright. That was the first sign of envy he displayed, and the 'red eyed monster' continued to show itself there after. As hardworking, decent, and helpful as the Cartwrights are to other people, many of them aren't worth the effort.
Calling him all those names because he thought the truth. A bank manager isn't going to give a loan for a performance bond based on a questionable bid and radical approaches. That is, unless he's a Cartwright. Even if Ben didn't underwite the loan he still had the Cartwright name. The only way you could prove otherwise is if the bank manager knew nothing about that family. But that wasn't the case. Donnovan was absolutely right if it was him who went asking for the loan he'd never have gotten it.
@@linsqopiring6816he wasn’t going to give the money to joe till after joe explain what was his plan! And for the record he knows the family the whole family! Which means he knows their character! Of course he would give the loan to a trust worthy person who can pay the loan back with interest! Use some critical thinking skills and common sense instead of the lazy give me everything without any effort from me mentality! You bum
He said it because of his envy. Joe had already explained that the idea was his, and how he would deliver the timber. If you do not like the Cartwrights why watch and be negative. @linsqopiring6816
Hoss Cartwright is the kind and gentle one, Adam is the trustable good headed one, Joe is the spoilt cute little big mouth, always thinks a good fight can help him...we take the good with the bad
Never turn down help, especially from family. In today's world, families should stick together as the Cartwright's did. This is how you save money, develope life skills, and help your family members! There are amazing life season's in these episodes!
Always remember , family will help you when nobody else will. Treat your family with kindness. You'll probably need it returned to you. Not only that but they will work for free even if you can't pay them.
I've always admired the Old West fast gun legends, with Wyatt Earp as my favorite. But I can't seem to find any Bonanza episodes that had some super fast gunfighter as the center of the story. I've seen the one where Little Joe taught his friend how to shoot, but that one didn't exactly fit what I'm talking about.
May I recommend Broken Ballad | Episode 72. A professional gun fighter who wants to leave all that for the simple life. That's actually a very common plot device in Bonanza and other westerns. I won't give any plot spoilers but I love the speech at 25:54 and the song at 14:10. This episode epitomizes the spirit of the western.
Really, he wasn't. He's a bit old for a "smack", don't you think? Yeah, he was mischievous, but he always spoke respectfully to his father, even though he was an adult. You have to remember that although Landon was 25 here, Little Joe was 5 years younger, so he'd have been 20. That made him still a minor because 21 was the coming of age in those days. He was only just out of his teens and was obviously going through a bad time, adjusting to adulthood. Instead of punishing him, Ben decided to give him more responsibility, so he'd learn a bit of maturity. But Joe wasn't spoilt, none of them were. In fact, Ben was quite strict with them and always let them know who was boss!
This isn't Joe being spoilt. It's a totally natural and expected eventuality that someone who has always been given everything their whole life will some day want to prove to themselves what kind of man they really are.
As Joe admitted he made some mistakes in his judgement. For a man without such a powerful family to back him up it would have meant his endeavor would have failed. For him it meant he had to swallow his pride and ask for help. But in any event with the experience and wisdom he gained from his mistakes, hopefully he would be better able to manage things in the future.
Joe made mistakes due to his youth. All of us as young people made mistakes and hopefully learned from them. Donavan was young; yet, he never learned during the episode coming after Joe despite Joe having a family. He discounted the family unity factor.
@@didirosie3226 Your comment just amplified my point. It was the luck of the draw that Joe was born into such a powerful family an entitlement he never earned.
Well you tell pa.....tell him what little brother...tell pa I'll be coming along. Little Joe ain't stupid, going to buck up against Ben...nah, I don't think so!
What happened to the Ponderosa policy from Season 1 of only felling a tree if you plant another in it's place? In Season 1 they were also against giving timber for mining unless necessary. The Cartwrights didn't seek it out.
@@linsqopiring6816 Because Little Joe would be roused upon by Ben for having his feet up on the sofa again, instead of out planting replacement trees, lol.
My earthly father taught me so. But given certain contingencies (such as when People that ought to work with you are not upright, regardless of relationship), JESUS way is always The Only Way!!! In other words, if one is NOT GROUNDED on JESUS' Values (well-grounded), family or no family power produces time-bomb results. Meditate on Psalm 127:1, James 1:17, Isaiah 59:1-15.
This episode is exactly why Little Joe Cartwright & his Female Bellydancing 👑 Queen Alia Mohammed want to prove to the other members of The Cartwright Family like Adam, Hoss & Pa Benjamin Cartwright that he is willing to anything to prove that he's ready to take on more responsibility no matter what happens & especially with the other Female Bellydancing 👑 Queens who are Sadie Marquardt, Cassandra Fox & Isabella Sampourni.❤❤❤❤❤❤
I know Joe was handsome but sometimes he was rather rude to his two brothers. I didnt quite like Joe's behaviour. My personal opinion, so Joe's lovers, dont attack me for my comment😀
@@linsqopiring6816 Yah..but his older brothers seldom so rude to Joe...he was the youngest and shouldnt behaved so esp when over a stranger as seen in an episode (rude to Adam)
@@maychua3465 I have a different recollection of it than you. It seems to me they kidded him as much as he kidded them. I remember the episode not too far back where they bullied him so much he felt the need to take a sheriff's job in a small town to prove himself. Ben was wise and suspicious about it but Joe was so tired of their ribbing him it made him not think clearly and he took the job under suspicious circumstances and it could have gotten him killed! That's how much their teasing him bothered him. Of course the exception to all this is people making jokes about Hoss's weight. Everyone did that, even Ben sometimes, at least Ben would laugh when others did it.
@@linsqopiring6816 I remembered that episode u mentioned🙂. I was refering to Joe getting so angry 😡and so rude to Adam over a stranger whom he believed a good man but wasnt.. He punched Adam caused of it. Adam mistrust that stranger and he was so right in his judgement. I mean would anyone defend a stranger he hardly knew and fought with a brother who ❤him? It was the writer's fault to made me disliked Joe in that episode. Viewers knew Adam left the family to go far away cause of this as he was hurt by Joe's such reaction, through his conversation with Ben. The older brothers teased him etc but I was refering Joe's very rude behaviour (not teasing) esp towards Adam in that particular episode (I couldn't remember the name). I would be so hurt if my sibling defended someone he or she only knew for a very short time and turned against me as I had different opinion of that person. Of course in the end, Joe regretted his behaviour to Adam and asked him to return home, after he saw the true colors of the stranger he liked so much. To me siblings fight and teased one another of course but it wasnt so in that particular episode🙂. Have a nice great day ahead👌😊.
It really depends...the East had electricity, and the West did too, provided they were on the grid. I don't know whether or not the Ponderosa was supposed to be on the grid. It's so well lit I would assume so. The first electric lights were invented in 1835, and the Bonanza shows seem to take place around the 1860s.
@@BeetrixGaming A lot of Hollywood movies and TV gave more light to candles, lanterns, etc, just as a production protocol. Otherwise real candle light would cause set lighting and photographic issues. A candle or lantern is not bright enough to evenly cover a room--I found that out in the post Typhoon Odette blackout for 30 days here in Cebu island.
@@edoedo8686 That is so true, sometimes the amount of light in the room from one candle is laughable. But as viewers we can overlook this so we can just enjoy the show, with good lighting.
What a beautiful moral lesson. We all need a family. Bring back the Cartwrights. I want to live with them.
Me too!
I learned that a company that was under bid by $1 and executives had Harley Davidson motorcycles shortly afterwards.
Americans NEED TO GET BACK TO THEIR OLD SCHOOL ROOTS AND GOOD PARENTAL TRAINING AND HARD HONEST WORK.
@@pearlwilliams7797 I agree, but the likelihood of society making a 180 is probably not going to ever happen. Especially in this age of cell phones, where people pay more attention to the phone than family that's right in the same room.
This is what to happened to America. It wasn't Hollywood's fault.. they did their part in framing the issues. It was Clint Eastwwod and his "feeling lucky punk" routine.. that's what we wanted.. and that's what they gave us. Do you think it's a coincidence there's no moral center derived from today's experience? And that trying to do something good gets you called a name? I know you didn't ask for this comment.. but in a way.. we all did asked for it. Except now there is no more "we" that will accept right or wrong. I'm tired. Too tired to do more than watch Bonanza and hope that the nazis or Russians don't show up in an episode. "Remember we're all here, son. If you need us." Yeah.. blame it all on the Hollywood liberal who wrote that. Responsibility with guns, to defend what was universally good.. that was all okay. Guns as an instrument of coercion to get your own way, to get revenge, to project your manhood, to threaten the wife you can't control? Not so much. Ride the tiger? Not me. It always was about the morals that we learned at school AND at home. Now you can't tell anybody's kid that maybe they're doing something wrong.. not even the ones you've watched grow up. Sometimes not even your own. It's all different now and it's NOT BETTER simply because WE don't want it to be. We haven't fought hard enough. Good and evil always existed but now.. when one would think it'd be a fairer fight.. it's actually going the other way. They cut down a lot of trees but Hollywood had Ben Cartwright as the rancher promoting "sustainability" which is now a dirty word. Know it all? No. Just a know too much. Reading books or having real morals shouldn't be this hard. I know who I blame. Going back now to picking up the trash on the grounds around my apartment. A losing cause. The big house? Just a bunch of people with grievances who don't care about anybody else's.
That's how families should be, nowadays it just isn't the same. I love Bonanza, watch it every night over and over and always will..
I've been watching all my life 63 years
I loved Bonanza when I was little and I love it now. This is how a family should be.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for tuning in! 🤠👌🎬❤
@@randyrogers9755 what????
I say the same thing.
Simply beautiful, the lesson and little Joe/ML.
Super episode with Joe learning the value of a united family. Thanks for posting
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Bonanza takes me back to better times. Thank you so much. I used to pretend I was Ben Cartwright cause he had the prettiest horse 🐴🐴🐴🐴🐎🐎🐎
I love this show. A good lesson by Ben Cartright. When all the sticks stay together, they are un-breakable, alone they break.
Mim Allen.
That can only work if people do "stick" together, however, there is too much jealousy, hatred and envy for that to happen.
I couldn't agree more, one of my fav parts.
@@redblade8160 Not for the Cartwrights.
Others accomplish team work as well. I have seen religious bldgs and homes built in a few weeks by people who came together with a common purpose or goal.
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I love the sweet look on Hoss’ face when Little Joe agrees to let the family help.
PA did a good job growing those boys. I love how the family jell. His relationship with Joe was just so special he was so protective of his boys, a realistic portrayal of a good father.
Pa was one in a million. He loved all his sons, but that stubborn green-eyed Joe, was the apple of his eyes!!!
He was the baby son and just like his Pa, lol. @@daysyperez5103
Love this show watch this 14 hours straight and was never bored thank you TH-cam
Grinjo and his youtube are true blessings. It's so good to take a break from all the crap you see today and enjoy a good old fashioned western with good values.
Bonanza is great at making everyone aware of the corruption in men. Great lessons.
Real loggers in that last scene. Talented hard workers doing a dangerous job.
Joe's supposed friend was nothing but stinking jealous of Joe. Turned out to be a backstabbing jerk. It's almost like what Elvis said of some of his entourage. He never thought friend who were supposed to be like family could suddenly turn and try to destroy you. his A real friend sticks by your side. And the Cartwright bunch is the true meaning of friendship. Great episode.
Another favorite episode of mine little Joe determine to edo everything alone without his brothers help but then realise family is what he need always
Man oh man, other folks were so jealous of the Cartwrights, they built their empire, hard workers but folks think they were handed their wealth. I applaud Joe for his efforts and that family stuck together
And some of them knew about the hard work that went into it, and the hard work it takes to sustain it, but it doesn't matter to them. They are still jealous and petty because they themselves don't have the same.
@@misslucky5474 Yup!
And there is a reason that not coveting is one of the 10 commandments. Not only does it lead to other down falls, the coverter is miserable because they never learn to appreciate what they do have.
I have to agree even though they were well off Ben still made them understand how to earn something and be proud of it very good episode
Other people worked hard and didn't have the extreme wealth that the Cartwright's had. How do you explain that? It's also got a lot to do with being at the right place at the right time. Like Ben being there to claim all that land when it was available. If another Ben came along now he could never do what the real Ben did because the opportunity is gone, all that land is already owned. Sure there are other opportunities but less of them.
@@linsqopiring6816wrong. A lot of people work hard but make bad choices. A lot more people don’t work hard and make bigger bad choices.
When dad’s were respected.
Hollyweird could never make a series like this again. Sad.
Nothing beats the power of family as one
How true
Cartwright men hard workers built ponderosa love bonzana grew up with my family watching it every time
This is a perfect example of what family is really all about, Ben was an alpha male, and he spread his mystic to all his son's.
I love the idea 3 grown men still RESPECT the Head of the House!! Now you go to bed😂😂😂
Me too. Briliiant 😀
3 grown men talked to like children .
If more families acted like the Cartwright this country would be better off respect is so important
they just dont bite the hand that feeds them
When grown children live in their parent's home they will more often than not be treated as dependent children.
There's always some no good bums hanging around, waiting to leach off of you or waiting to see you fail because they are jealous of you.
Thanks so much for posting!! We all appreciate this channel ☺️
Thank you so much for tuning in. Glad to hear our work is appreciated! 🤠✌🍿📺
@@GrjngoWesternSeries siempre veo por yutu ahora ya temgo 51 cuamdo veia temia 11 año.
Yo sabia todo algunavese ya era repetida pero igual veo me gusta asi como.el gram chaparal y bomsmsa era de mi epoca
That was a great episode. Thanks as always for posting!
Glad you enjoyed it Thnak you as always for watching! 🤠👌❤🎬
I love the unrelenting bond of the Cartwright family Family! Good principled men! ⚖️
This series is one of my all-time favorites! It just never gets old for me. Thanks so much for uploading them. You are one of my favorite channels! 😊👍
My dad said that Bonanza used to be on CBS on Sunday night's after football. This show is awesome, so many great life lesson's in these shows!
An NBC production was on NBC. Not CBS.
👍👌👏 I would definitely have loved to have such a family. Thanks a lot for uploading and sharing this old series.
Best regards luck and health.
What was dude thinking? "He thought he could take Little Joe" Little Joe gets into fist fights with Hoss and Adam just for fun. And if he can go a few minutes with Hoss,(even though he and Adam be holding back)he can surely take that drunken gambling saddletramp with ease lol.
Neat to see those old clips of the timber sailing down the trough and crashing into the river. Also the lumberjacks walking among the logs as they float down the river. That obviously would've been a dangerous job!
SO TRUE BILL H
I totally agree
What i would give to relive those old west days .
Yes sir!
Would that be in the Cartwright house or in general?
@@whumpcookies in General ,. I'm a country boy stuck in a city man life . And I hate it .
@@kingg1703 im a city girl who moved to the country to give my daughter a better life, never looked back never will.
Like my grandfather used to say "Anyone can achieve what they want you just got to take a leap" change your path, you just have to take that first step.
18:45 .... The first thing Little Joe should've done --- when the guy said "it is standard procedure -- you can talk to Mr. ___ if you want to -- " -- Little Joe should've immediately spoken to Mr. ____ .
ABSO FREAKING LUTELY!!!
I Love bonanza❤
Love this episode- such a powerful moral. A family is a strong unit.
I would love to live with them too. Their values, family values were excellent. Wish the world could live with those values, they had a good father , Ben was a outstanding man with good habits ..yay !!! Bonanza
I enjoyed this episode!
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Logging was a big part of my family. Born into logging, dad tending hook, uncle chasing landing, me a choker setter. Those days are long gone. Great memories.
Logging back then was bloody dangerous, especially fuming down the river, I love these shows 🙂 wish I could have been there but alas I shall stick to fanfic writing and daydreams.
do you have bonanza fanfic ?
@@linsqopiring6816 there's a lot on Archive of there own and yes I've a few I dabble in on it.
@@whumpcookies link?
Bonanza brand librsry@@linsqopiring6816
Thanks for uploading this episode
I just love how each episode is totally different from the previous. There aren't any guessing what's gonna happen next.
But a lot of times they have two episodes extremely similar within one or two apart from each other.
The Cartright’s were hated because they had money and a big house. That theme, and Hoss being big and eating a lot were tapped quite often.
What did they need with hogging such vast amounts of land for themself and thereby excluding other people from using it? At least throughout the series Ben gave land here and there to people. But overall it's quite greedy.
Great. Shows. The. Cartwright's.
I liked it👌❤ very good👍 😍🥰😘❤❤❤⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
6:52 nice cozy fireplace, looks great
Watching Joe's interaction with Adam and Hoss make me miss Jack and RJ after 20 years again RIP Brothers
Sorry for your loss. May your memories bring happiness to you!
Ivw been watching as long as I can remember 63 years! I remember when anyone of us got 12 channels. Cable TV.
Hermosa leccion de la familia unida, exelente programa, siempre lo veia desde nina y sigo viendola, QDEP los exelentes actores
great episode!
love that show!
I wish there was more cart right I still watch bonanza beautiful stories
Good movie,lots of good morals
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They're all dead now ... RIP Bonanza people !!!!
Gosh it's really nice to see a family like this I wish we had more like this in America.
I don't have a family but I hope to have one someday and I hope that if I ever have sons or daughters they would feel loved like this
Families should stick together, like the Cartwright's did. Awesome!
40 miles from ponderosa to V city. And 3k elevation .. I want a horse like that
No. It's 20 miles between the Ponderosa and Va. City.
@@misslucky5474 it was a huge spread supposedly, so I guess depending where you measure from. But... my point is this. If you google how far a horse can travel in a day .."On average, a healthy horse can travel anywhere from 25 to 35 miles a day. This distance needs to be at a slower pace and with breaks for water. However, asking a horse to keep up this pace for several consecutive days can lead to health problems." They all make trip as fast as if on moter dirt bike 650cc waaapapaaaaapwwaaaapppp not ol hay burners ... I want a horse like that!
@@sixfigureskibum "On average, a healthy horse can travel anywhere from 25 to 35 miles a day."
Reallllllllllllly? Sorry, that doesn't seem right. There are human supermarathon runners that can go multiple times that. Humans can leave a horse in the dust when it comes to running? Come on.
This is a great Classic Episode from Bonanza to serve as a great lesson to all Female Bellydancers not rely on yourself, but always ask for help when you need it the most.❤❤❤❤
What a great episode. I realy enjoyed it
Now, Little Joe's half-ass 'pal' was there with him when he went to the bank to acquire the $5k loan. Yet he still wouldn't give Joe the credit for acquiring the loan....instead he implied that the loan wouldn't have been granted, if Little Joe wasn't a Cartwright. That was the first sign of envy he displayed, and the 'red eyed monster' continued to show itself there after. As hardworking, decent, and helpful as the Cartwrights are to other people, many of them aren't worth the effort.
Don't be delusional like Little Joe, the guy was right, the name saved him
Calling him all those names because he thought the truth. A bank manager isn't going to give a loan for a performance bond based on a questionable bid and radical approaches. That is, unless he's a Cartwright. Even if Ben didn't underwite the loan he still had the Cartwright name. The only way you could prove otherwise is if the bank manager knew nothing about that family. But that wasn't the case. Donnovan was absolutely right if it was him who went asking for the loan he'd never have gotten it.
@@linsqopiring6816he wasn’t going to give the money to joe till after joe explain what was his plan! And for the record he knows the family the whole family! Which means he knows their character! Of course he would give the loan to a trust worthy person who can pay the loan back with interest! Use some critical thinking skills and common sense instead of the lazy give me everything without any effort from me mentality! You bum
He said it because of his envy. Joe had already explained that the idea was his, and how he would deliver the timber. If you do not like the Cartwrights why watch and be negative.
@linsqopiring6816
I think in those days in far west most of
men were toothless 🤭
ok.... they asked for it🤣
Love this show, but Ben telling his grown sons to go to their rooms? Seriously?
Exactly my feelings and it's in alot of episodes he treats his boys like there adolescents seriously.
That's one of the reasons Adam quit. He didn't like going to Pa for everything as though they were teenagers.
If they behave like children you treat them like children. It is still all for fun
He built house with his hands let’s see how you would act in same situation See !
@@toinimoore3463 My house, my rules. I'm sure he wasn't stopping them from striking out on their own.
It's always nice to have family
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Hoss Cartwright is the kind and gentle one, Adam is the trustable good headed one, Joe is the spoilt cute little big mouth, always thinks a good fight can help him...we take the good with the bad
Never turn down help, especially from family. In today's world, families should stick together as the Cartwright's did. This is how you save money, develope life skills, and help your family members! There are amazing life season's in these episodes!
It’s just So Studio Enough Very Soon, It Is.👍
REAL LOVE GENUINE HARDWORK😊 REAL FORTITUDE WITH FAITH IN ACTION. ❤
Ben Cartwright runs his family with rules and love...❤
Joe be a man to his father
Why is it when one of the Cartwright boys have a man down in a fight, they always pick him up to punch him and get hit themselves 😅
The example of unity as shown is an old Indian proverb.
If Joe knew what the rest of the episode was gonna be like he wouldn't have thrown that drink Donavon gave him.
Wish the children of today would respect parents an grandparents.SAD!!😥
Always remember , family will help you when nobody else will. Treat your family with kindness. You'll probably need it returned to you. Not only that but they will work for free even if you can't pay them.
I've always admired the Old West fast gun legends, with Wyatt Earp as my favorite. But I can't seem to find any Bonanza episodes that had some super fast gunfighter as the center of the story. I've seen the one where Little Joe taught his friend how to shoot, but that one didn't exactly fit what I'm talking about.
"The Code" from season 7 was about a gunfighter.
@@maryd9069 Yes, I saw that one. A good one. Thanks.
Invention of a gun fighter is a good example
There's another one where Joe fights a French legendary gunslinger
May I recommend Broken Ballad | Episode 72. A professional gun fighter who wants to leave all that for the simple life. That's actually a very common plot device in Bonanza and other westerns. I won't give any plot spoilers but I love the speech at 25:54 and the song at 14:10. This episode epitomizes the spirit of the western.
@@linsqopiring6816 Yes, I saw that one a long time ago, but had forgotten about it. Robert Culp was one of my favorites.
Joe was such a spoilt brat .. needed a smack . But we love him ❤️
Really, he wasn't. He's a bit old for a "smack", don't you think? Yeah, he was mischievous, but he always spoke respectfully to his father, even though he was an adult. You have to remember that although Landon was 25 here, Little Joe was 5 years younger, so he'd have been 20. That made him still a minor because 21 was the coming of age in those days. He was only just out of his teens and was obviously going through a bad time, adjusting to adulthood. Instead of punishing him, Ben decided to give him more responsibility, so he'd learn a bit of maturity. But Joe wasn't spoilt, none of them were. In fact, Ben was quite strict with them and always let them know who was boss!
He was not spoiled. Ben raised all his boys with principles and values....Joe was no exception.
Spoiled
This isn't Joe being spoilt. It's a totally natural and expected eventuality that someone who has always been given everything their whole life will some day want to prove to themselves what kind of man they really are.
In this episode Little Joe Cartwright learns a vaulble lesson.
4:29.... Ben means business with Little Joe!
Her Father Asked Them Very Soon, It Is.👍
Me too ! Hee haw !!!
Wish my family was like that
Little Joe got too much pride.
Yes this is my kuia favorite progam ee had too have silence when the cartwrights on
As Joe admitted he made some mistakes in his judgement. For a man without such a powerful family to back him up it would have meant his endeavor would have failed. For him it meant he had to swallow his pride and ask for help. But in any event with the experience and wisdom he gained from his mistakes, hopefully he would be better able to manage things in the future.
Joe made mistakes due to his youth. All of us as young people made mistakes and hopefully learned from them. Donavan was young; yet, he never learned during the episode coming after Joe despite Joe having a family. He discounted the family unity factor.
@@didirosie3226 Your comment just amplified my point. It was the luck of the draw that Joe was born into such a powerful family an entitlement he never earned.
Well you tell pa.....tell him what little brother...tell pa I'll be coming along. Little Joe ain't stupid, going to buck up against Ben...nah, I don't think so!
One dangerous job those guys walking on the logs in the water. If u were to fall into the water that was the end of u.
Back in the late 19th century, there were scoundrels and trickster's everywhere, lol.
Michael Landon 👍
little joe reminds me of that game punch out with mike tyson
He told them off to bed!!
I remember in the 60s and 70s families expressed themselves more when they were together. Perhaps they were influenced by many of the shows.
What happened to the Ponderosa policy from Season 1 of only felling a tree if you plant another in it's place? In Season 1 they were also against giving timber for mining unless necessary. The Cartwrights didn't seek it out.
Maybe they did plant trees after the cutting. How would you know ?
@@linsqopiring6816 Because Little Joe would be roused upon by Ben for having his feet up on the sofa again, instead of out planting replacement trees, lol.
@@neilwaldock6272 Nah, normally Little Joe didn't shirk his duties on the Ponderosa. He only did this time because of his growing pains.
A bar is such a stupid place to pick up a work crew.
My earthly father taught me so. But given certain contingencies (such as when People that ought to work with you are not upright, regardless of relationship), JESUS way is always The Only Way!!! In other words, if one is NOT GROUNDED on JESUS' Values (well-grounded), family or no family power produces time-bomb results. Meditate on Psalm 127:1, James 1:17, Isaiah 59:1-15.
Amen
This episode is exactly why Little Joe Cartwright & his Female Bellydancing 👑 Queen Alia Mohammed want to prove to the other members of The Cartwright Family like Adam, Hoss & Pa Benjamin Cartwright that he is willing to anything to prove that he's ready to take on more responsibility no matter what happens & especially with the other Female Bellydancing 👑 Queens who are Sadie Marquardt, Cassandra Fox & Isabella Sampourni.❤❤❤❤❤❤
jealousy is a dangerous thing
I know Joe was handsome but sometimes he was rather rude to his two brothers.
I didnt quite like Joe's
behaviour.
My personal opinion, so Joe's lovers, dont attack me for my comment😀
His brothers poked him a lot too. It was mutual friendly kidding.
@@linsqopiring6816
Yah..but his older brothers seldom so rude to Joe...he was the youngest and shouldnt behaved so esp when over a stranger as seen in an episode (rude to Adam)
@@maychua3465 I have a different recollection of it than you. It seems to me they kidded him as much as he kidded them. I remember the episode not too far back where they bullied him so much he felt the need to take a sheriff's job in a small town to prove himself. Ben was wise and suspicious about it but Joe was so tired of their ribbing him it made him not think clearly and he took the job under suspicious circumstances and it could have gotten him killed! That's how much their teasing him bothered him.
Of course the exception to all this is people making jokes about Hoss's weight. Everyone did that, even Ben sometimes, at least Ben would laugh when others did it.
@@linsqopiring6816
I remembered that episode u mentioned🙂.
I was refering to Joe getting so angry 😡and so rude to Adam over a stranger whom he believed a good man but wasnt.. He punched Adam caused of it.
Adam mistrust that stranger and he was so right in his judgement.
I mean would anyone defend a stranger he hardly knew and fought with a brother who ❤him?
It was the writer's fault to made me disliked Joe in that episode.
Viewers knew Adam left the family to go far away cause of this as he was hurt by Joe's such reaction, through his conversation with Ben.
The older brothers teased him etc but I was refering Joe's very rude behaviour (not teasing) esp towards Adam in that particular episode (I couldn't remember the name).
I would be so hurt if my sibling defended someone he or she only knew for a very short time and turned against me as I had different opinion of that person.
Of course in the end, Joe regretted his behaviour to Adam and asked him to return home, after he saw the true colors of the stranger he liked so much.
To me siblings fight and teased one another of course but it wasnt so in that particular episode🙂.
Have a nice great day ahead👌😊.
How did we go from The Cartwright Family to The Kardashian (Clownshow) Family??
I don't know, but you probably have some idea considering your outrageous photo you posted.
@@user-pd7il3xz5j 😂😂😂😂
13:25 you only have five minutes to spare --- or less --- Hurry, Little Joe !
Yea it was crazy how unconcerned he was about the deadline. What was he thinking ?
Bible say a 3 fold cord is not easily broken . a man and a wife and the Lord twined together. or friends and family
I appreciate these uploads, but I wish you wouldn't put those thumbnails up at the end as the credits roll.
Did they have electricity back then? I saw a cord from the lamp on the round table in their living room. 🤷🏼♀️
It really depends...the East had electricity, and the West did too, provided they were on the grid. I don't know whether or not the Ponderosa was supposed to be on the grid. It's so well lit I would assume so.
The first electric lights were invented in 1835, and the Bonanza shows seem to take place around the 1860s.
@@BeetrixGaming A lot of Hollywood movies and TV gave more light to candles, lanterns, etc, just as a production protocol. Otherwise real candle light would cause set lighting and photographic issues. A candle or lantern is not bright enough to evenly cover a room--I found that out in the post Typhoon Odette blackout for 30 days here in Cebu island.
The Ponderosa didn't have electricity.
@@edoedo8686 That is so true, sometimes the amount of light in the room from one candle is laughable. But as viewers we can overlook this so we can just enjoy the show, with good lighting.
I think $5000 then, was equivalent to about $102000
How ooooold r those CARTWRIGHT BOYS BEN INCLUDED????