Bonanza - A Rose for Lotta | Episode 01 | Western Series | FULL EPISODES | English
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- Bonanza - Episode 01 - A Rose for Lotta - Lotta Crabtree is hired by mining tycoon Alpheus Troy to lure one of the Cartwrights into town and hold him for ransom in exchange for Ponderosa timber rights.
A Rose for Lotta
Director: Edward Ludwig
Writers: David Dortort
Stars: Lorne Greene, pernell Roberts, Dan Blocker
Genre: Western
Country: USA
Language: English
Release Date: 12 September 1959 USA
Filming Locations: Chavez Ravine, Elysian Park, Los Angeles, California, USA
Storyline:
The widower Ben Cartwright is running a huge cattle ranch in Nevada called the Ponderosa. He has been married thrice, and has an adult son with each of the three wives. Adam is the oldest of them, Hoss the biggest, and Little Joe the youngest and cutest. In nearby Virginia City three mine owners are in great need of more wood to be able to build tunnels to new bonanzas. Ben Cartwright has much wood on his ranch, but refuses to cut it down. The mine owners get the idea to hire a famous actress, Lotta Crabtree, who could lure Little Joe to Virginia City, where they can hold him as a hostage. If Ben Cartwright still refuses to sell any wood to them, they will kill his son. Written by Maths Jesperson {maths.jesperson1@comhem.se}
Reviews:
"This was an amazing kick off for one of the best TV series ever on the air. I had no idea that these early episodes were done in color. We didn't get a color TV in our Family until about 1971, so I only knew them in Black and white. I'm sure if you were lucky enough to have a color TV back then you would have been blown away by Yvonne D Carlo as well as the scenery of the Ponderosa Ranch. It helped explain how the three brothers were from three different mothers. It must have been a major feat getting a big star like Yvonne D Carlo to do a TV show at the time. She has always been one the world's most beautiful and exotic looking actress's of all times, a true timeless beauty.
I also noticed a bit part by a guy named Ned Glass that I had recognized from a 3-stooges short (From nurse to Worse 1940)(he was in many 3-stooges and was a friend of Moe Howards) I remembered this as a kid but never could connect the dots until the invention IMDb. He always played a small time crook in many bits parts. Like Freddie the forger in Get Smart. He was from Poland born one year before my grandfather who was a Polish/Russian Immigrant also, that probably wouldn't have made it through WWII if he had stayed in Poland.
A Great start for one of the best and longest running westerns TV shows of all time! (I miss them all)" Written by aurellian86 on IMDb.com
"This is a great pilot episode for any Bonanza, or TV western fan, to watch. The introduction of the Cartwrights shows them to be much less sympathetic characters and more like a rough and tumble clan. Had this been premiered in 1979, rather than 1959, the characters would have likely remained the same or even gotten tougher, ala Dallas, and not have been softened as they eventually were.
The plot is a little thin because of the exposition to setup the characters and the setting. It does its job though and the great pleasure is seeing the Cartwrights as they could have been, as real westerners and not the 1960s PC westerners that they became. This episode is much closer to the truth of the times than the later episodes. For example, the whole issue of North vs South could have been a focal point as Adam is a Yankee and Joe is a Southern sympathizer and this is shown intently here but later never amounts to much.
There's a great scene where the Chinese men in the Chinatown camp gang up on two roughnecks looking for Joe who set fire to one tent. They really go at it and give the two a clobbering.
Also, it was a smart move to exclude the final sing-song of the Bonanza theme by the family. I've seen it and it is really not too good and doesn't fit well with the rest of the program." Written by rixrex on IMDb.com
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Am I the only one who started watching these on TH-cam for nostalgic reasons and now can’t stop?
Lol, definitely 👍🏾
Oooh no
Same with me
Nop
You're not the only one ! ... :)
Just 4 grandpa
😇❤️❤️Since my dad served in Korea with Dan Blocker we went to the Ponderosa ranch,met the Cartwrights,rode the stage coach,ate in Hoss' restaurant and topped it off with a souvenir tin cup with a pic of them and the ranch❤️❤️❤️❤️
The best part of a successful show is watching the characters grow and mature.
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Indeed
I’m so grateful that we can all just type “Bonanza” into a search bar and .5 seconds later we have every episode we could want at our disposal. We live in a time where fruits are easily picked. We must make sure we don’t eat until we are sick.
This show was ahead of its time. It was in color while 95% of programming was in black and white.
I believe that it was the first dramatic series on TV to be shot in color starting from the first episode on through the end.
I just started watching these for the first time in about 60 years. Landon seems so very young. It will be fun to watch all the characters develop over time. So much has changed since then and I am no longer a boy, but a 73 year old with more yesrerdays than tomorrows.
I'm almost the same as you, just a little younger. I remember watching them 50 years ago or so. I'm still enjoying them so many years later but for different reasons.
I hope that you will greatly enjoy the tomorrows you have left.
I especially noticed when Michael Landon’s face started to look broader and fuller. I wondered if perhaps it had something to do with his illness? 😮😮😮😮😮
Even as a 6 year old boy in 1975, Adam was always my favorite Cartwright, especially when he started wearing his no frills black attire. Funny though, it wasn’t until I was an adult that I realized Adam Cartwright and Trapper John MD were the same actor.😂
I m not from old school but when I came in came America first time I encounter with this show 🥰
Yvonne De Carlo was so beautiful, particularly that scene at the end; what a great smile.
Shame Pernell left as Adam was a great character. Never quite the same afterwards
He had the best character; yet he hated the show and his character. Michael Landon stated he complained; yet, he did not try to make the show any better.
I grew up with Bonanza.... Yes from the very begining in the late 1950s until it finished in early 1970s. But mostly in the 1960s it was a great hit! I love the original cast members Lorne Greene with the 3 sons, Adam , Hoss, and Little Joe Cartwright. I even dreamed on being on that Ponderosa acting out a scene in one of their episodes. I love westerns and always have ...Rifleman was also one of my favorites back in the day. We had great programs back then...no match for what we see today.
As a 12 Year old kid I always dreamed of living on the Ponderosa as I hated my home. I’m 71 now. ❤️
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A lot of beliefs are based on christianity on the show, which Michael Landon put in his shows later on in bananza and little house on the prairie and high way to heaven, it's not in of the show's today, it's all about sex today
@@sherreewilson925 Hope Ur current home makes you happy honey.
@@lenobrien2005Yes, Landon put a lot of good Christian morals into his shows, but unfortunately he did not always live up to those standards in his personal life.
I started watching Bonanza as a youngster, and these characters I'm not used to in way shape, or form. The one essence I love about these gent's from the Father down to the rough and ready son's is their commitment to each other as a family unit, caring deeply about their home, and each other.
because of her hair, above all, she had a toupee
@@anacordoba5042 In what way is your reply even remotely connected to the original comment?
This brings back so many many memories for me. At my age I only seen the reruns. It was my dad's favorite show and he never missed an episode, and I was always in living room floor watching with him.
Thank you so much for everything you did and taught me growing up. I love you dad
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I was just talking to my sister on the internet about watching Bonanza as kids (near 60 years ago!) with our dear ol' departed dad, myself also on the living room floor, and that being a major reason I'm going through these episodes and finding them very moving. He and I watched it once when I was 12 dubbed into Spanish in a Spanish café after an amazing day climbing a cliff together because the tide had cut off our path back. Gone but not forgotten, and deeply missed despite all the problems he burdened our lives with. Nice to know I have company in this Smith; appreciated your comment.
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When looking back at the beginning of Bonanza we can see how much the characters changed as they developed. It would be interesting to know whether that happened because of intervention of the actors, or was a conscious decision of the writers or director, or possibly a combination of everyone involved. The series is a true treasure and I’m really grateful to Grjngo for posting such great copies.
Thank you Keith, we're always trying to deliver the best content we can. 🤠🍿🎥🌵
From what I've understood, Lorne Greene, went to the powers that be, and suggested that in light of the fact that the Cartwrights, were the largest landholders in the territory, that they shouldn't be so clannish.
I'm glad they evolved into a kinder more gentle family (with each other). Not sure I would have been as drawn in to the initial "rougher" Cartwrights. Also, they became an inspiring example of decency and thoughtfulness.
I am grateful that the characters developed into the 4 that I am so fond of. I am not impressed with this first episode. Lorne Greene said he was miserable with the rough "get off our land" interactions and was grateful the director was willing to adapt a change in their demeanor. Greene said he modelled Ben after his own father.
@@user-pd7il3xz5j Apparently even the producers agreed that the pilot was pretty bad. Fortunately, few people saw it...they were all watching Perry Mason! LOL
I heard somewhere that when Michael Landon saw the rushes of this first totally over the top episode, he said something like, "This turkey will last maybe six weeks!"
These early episodes were a good start but the show greatly improved after Greene and Landon developed their characters more maturely. Especially Lorne Greene
At this point in the show, the Cartwrights, were quite clannish.
@@malcolml309 Bonanza is about identifying. The family in this episode is a bit clowneske. Further on in the series it's getting better.
@@malcolml309 I agree, it didn't take them long to really develop their characters. This is one of my least favorite episodes.
@@malcolml309 There was nothing wrong with the Cartwrights being very clannish.
@@gerritsteenbreker4781 I disagree with you.
5:32 I used to watch the show growing up before school in the morning I would get up early just so I could watch this every single day and I don't know why I ever even started or who told me about it or why. But I did I watched it every single day every morning. 5:33 I'm from New England
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The end was so touching. How great to see the very first episode. The pilot, I imagine. The great villains, esp. George MacReady, the Cartwrights all alive and kickin' and just starting to hone their characters, and of course the beautiful and talented Yvonne deCarlo.
Thanks for uploading these. They'll spice up my viewing for many weeks to come.
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@@hugoenriqueocanaocampo8445 "Any Friend of Walter," with Arthur Hunnicutt as a prospector, and a lugubrious wolfhound as his dog, Walter.
Michael Landon looks like a teenager here!!
And acts like one too.
@@trwentHis character was 17.
He was 22
I'm glad they got someone who looked that age, because he's supposed to be.
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In the pilot episode of Bonanza in 1859, Little Joe Cartwright is estimated to be around 21 years old, while Adam Cartwright is around 30, and Hoss Cartwright is around 25-26. In the episode
Now this is the bonanza episodes that makes me happy to see them all together ☺️
Lotta Crabtree, Herman Munster's wife...Yvonne DeCarlo!
@@josephkilburn You're right Pal!!!
I remember watching this with my mother at the hospital a day before she passed away this is why it is my favorite episode because it reminds me of my mother.
Mom's are the best!! 🙏
I've just watched the entire 14 seasons and my verdict is....I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT!!!
Ben’s dialogue early on is so ridiculous lol FIRE & BRIMSTONE LOL
At least Rivers and Seas boiling, 40 years or darkness, earthquakes, volcanoes, dead rising from the grave and we all know what happens when dogs and cats live together didn't enter Ben's thinking.
Season 1 the first 3 episodes were weird then they changed
The best Cowboy Western series ever put on television.
🎬❤️🤠
Bonanza was great there’s no doubt about that but in my opinion Gunsmoke was just a little bit better.
@@ryandukes1984 We all have our favorites one thing we know that ERA was the Best.
What about The Adventures of Briscoe County Jr?
ONE of the best, for sure. Laramie is also one of the westerns that always comes to mind, after The Virginian... But, The Virginian was like a real place where I could have lived.
Adam was handsome
I’m watching for the first time. We didn’t have a TV when this first aired.
My dad loved westerns like this! Being 53 , I was an 80's kid! I didn't care for westerns at all! But I like Michael Landons work, so just now watching this I'm giving it a chance!
Loved Adam with color in his clothes, he mostly wore all black later on but still sexy.
15:32 I love Hoss' face when he hears who the lady is. Priceless! Thank you for uploading.
Oh my, I hope you are not referring to him drooling over her and licking his lips. I haven’t read one person (including myself) who enjoyed that foolish scene
@@shirleymiller4219 Yes, I am referring to him drooling over her en licking his lips. That "you haven't read one person (including yourself) who enjoyed that foolish scene" doesn't mean that that was not excellent acting on the part of Dan Blocker. Hoss/Dan Blocker could drool and lick his lips as no other, also and especially when Hop Sing's cooking was concerned. And that was what I meant. And yes, I for one enjoyed that "foolish scene."
@@ladybird127 I know I can think of several ways in Bonanza that I have been in the minority myself. But that’s okay; I am sure others have too but the main thing is our love for the show and our guys 💙
Hoss is big and tough....but he falls apart around women.
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Well I've just finished all 14 seasons and I'm happy to restart the series fr 1 ❤️😘 love hoss and Adam love all the cartwrights
Did you catch what Hosses given name was
@@lenobrien2005 Eric
After sixty years, I'm still blown away by Yvonne DeCarlo and this was always a great TV Show.
she did get better with some experience under her hat. i didn't think she was so great in that movie that was supposed to rival Gone With the Wind. but then, i didn't think Peck was so great in that, either--- in other words: if Gone With the Wind had a rival, i don't remember the name of it.
Yvonne de Carlo was considerably older than Michael Landon. Why is Little Joe always attracted to older women?
@@nadaprlic22He never had a mother.
Still my all time favourite western tv series. I remember watching this on tv during the 80’s and loving it.
That was a great episode. I don't think I saw this one 1st time around. Yvonne De Carlo was so beautiful.
One of the first special 10 Episodes of Bonanza in the 1959-60 season that did loosely follow the history of the great silver strike in 1858-59 that became the Comstock Lode, and the founding of Virginia City. Being a history buff, those first 10 Bonanza Episodes are my all-time favorite episodes of the show. After that, Bonanza stories became more standard Hollywood / TV western.
There are two great books that inspired the show, THE BIG BONANZA (1876) Dan DeQuille and ROUGHING IT (1872) Mark Twain. Both authors had lived in Virginia City during the original glory days of the silver strike, both as newspaper men writing for "The Territorial Enterprise" and living in the genuine 'Wild West' era. The Bonanza Season 1 Episode 5, "Enter Mark Twain" shows the arrival of Twain in 1860 roughly, when Twain actually did not arrive in Nevada Territory until July 1861.
Hard to believe this is the same show after seeing later episodes. The first episode I actually saw was the one where they brought in Will. I may be a minority but my favorite era of the show is seasons 9-11. David Canary (Canady) I always thought was best thing to happen to the show. Little Joe was my favorite when I first got into but Adam has really grown on me after seeing more stories with him. Really wish we could have had Adam and Candy at the same time. Anyway, luckily Lorne Green insisted to the writers to mellow out the Cartwrights after these early few stories and rest is kind of history.
Ben and Adam the first two characters to be introduced to us.
Adam's comment about Joe's mother seemed a bit insulting which is a bit odd since Adam probably has many more memories or her than Joe did.
Yes, there is a later episode where Hoss's uncle comes to visit and Adam replied to Hoss "That's quite an uncle we have Hoss".
Personally both their comments about each others mothers were very uncalled for but I would say Adam's was the little more tamer one. Not so much because of what was said, but due to the fact that Adam lost his mother at birth and thus has no real memories or connection to her, while if I'm understanding the cannon of this show Little Joe's mother died when he was around 4 or 5 so likely has some memories or connections to her. Honestly either way both crossed a line but that's just my opinion on the matter
@@kat543I agree with you.
Their derogatory comments about each other's mother would never have been spoken or even thought in the later episodes. I feel the writers should have introduced the background of each son having different mothers in a manner that wasn't so ugly.
@@user-pd7il3xz5j their father was married to both their mothers and he didn’t mind
@@kellymcfalls1458 Ben wasn't in the room when Adam and Joe were arguing, for if Ben heard those insults, he would have chastised them.
Silly beginning...but ohh...Pernell Roberts!
Great tv series when westerners ruled tv and films.
Lily Munster , so cool to see her in another film. 😌
A remarkable thing about Bonanza was that it was in color from the start, although I only saw it that way a few times in its original run. Now, we can see it in actually better quality than it appeared then, even for those with color sets.
This is one of my favourite episodes, luv all the Cartwrights working together, such an awesome family bond..
heroes of my childhood! i loved this series. and still do!
Adam's words of wisdom, any argument you have with my Father, you have them with me, remember watching as a kid back in the 60s, is as honorable as any son could be, 65 years later now, and have never forgotten, Thank you Bonanza
Man the acting, ambience n way of life is so refreshing n down - to - earth . It totally entertains n relaxes. The character of Hoss is amazingly portrayed . Am hooked 🙃🙃🙃😇😇
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Haven’t watched Bonanza in a while. This episode is reminding me how head over heels ❤️ i always was for Hoss. Still am. What i wouldn’t give for a Hoss of my own. 💞
WOW! The Cartrights started out a very violent bunch!!!!
Ben was like, " murder that guy if I'm not back in a few hours" 🥺
They were clannish then.
@BRADCTV. No they didn't.
@@lynettepalecek3141 lol I'm not saying they were evil. I'm just saying the show began much more graphic in their violence and tamed as production went by. This often happens with shows such as this and the Dukes Of Hazzard. Both my beloved shows.
Dan Blocker was The Man. :)
Weird about Adam being a Yankee when Pernell Roberts was a Southern guy from Waycross, Georgia. And Joe being a Southerner when Michael Landon was from New York.
Lol I love how Hoss breaks up there fight good show
You have my respect dear uploader. I am starving for some good entertainment and i am seeking these classic shows all over the net. Glad to have them uploaded here in very good quality. Keep up the good work and thank you for all that you do!
35:28 Adam has very good reflexes
Mrs. Munster was an excellent actress. And beautiful.
De Carlo seemed to be in love with herself and her looks.
@@per-arnemoa103She definitely had an up and down personal life (in more ways than one).
Hahaha little Joe is crazy
He's just a boy. As Pa Ben said to Adam
I am hooked again can’t stop watching love the Cartwrights
Thank you so much for posting all Bonanza seasons, love you!
"What's so bad about a Yankee?"
"Ma'am, if you don't already know, I guess there's no use in my telling you."
Pretty much sums it up, right there. LOL
correct
Hoss is the best😆
I accidentally began watching an episode from a different "poster"! I realized it as soon as I stopped to read the description and saw that it wasn't from GRJNGO. I closed it and found this. Thank-you you for the uploads VERY MUCH. Thank-you for including back stories and reviews. I came across your channel about 3 weeks ago and I look forward to watching one or two episodes every evening. It lifts my mood and brings back precious memories of watching with my family all those years ago. Thank-you sincerely Grjngo.
We're happy to entertain you! 🙂🤠☀️
Too bad Grjngo hasn't uploaded all the episodes, because Grjngo's sound and picture clarity beats any other poster.
Thank ypu for uploading Bonanza!...love it!
Thank YOU!
@@GrjngoWesternSeries episodes in the wrong way
Nostalgia! Relaxing... letting go of the burden of the day...watching Bonanza...soothing and restoring the inner balance
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I like the way Hoss used his shoulder to push Adam to approach the lady.
This lady after all the pains Adam inflicted on her, could still like him n kissed him. Guess she gets turned on by pain.
I really didn't understand that interaction at the end.
Yvonne Dicarlo WOW. My first memory of her was playing Lily Munster. i thought she was the sweetest most beautiful creature i’d ever seen! lol and that was _BEFORE_ i got old enough
to recognize her in movies 🍿 like McClintock! The more i searched back, well i’m pretty sure she was BORN gorgeous! Also, it seemed (at least in the parts that i loved her in) that she often played a character with a ❤️. Even here, she was kinda greedy but never intended for anyone to be hurt. That’s just human nature, really. Anyhoo, she was SPECTACULAR, may she RIP 🙏🏻💞
She was prettier in The Ten Commandments.
I like this one because it’s the only episode when the sound of running horses in the intro
38:00 Little Joe finally gets to put those fencing skills to use
YES!!!
@C Gallagher. Yes, and he loved it!
yo creo que Michael Landon era muy inteligente y se quedaba con todo, aprendió a escribir y dirigir y además era un gran atleta, siempre le tocaba papeles de saltos y peleas
Used to watch this with my grandfather. Miss it
I like how the wind from the chinese dudes punch (44:04) knocked that guy clean off his feet. LoL
That was really cool the way that Little Joe used the umbrella 🌂 like a sword to fight with.
I always enjoyed Yvonne D Carlo's acting. A beautiful Canadian actress.
Bonanza is the BEST western show EVER!!!! I love it. Joseph is my all-time favorite character!
Yes it is and we got plenty more episodes to come so dont forget to subscribe for more! ✌🍿📺
Marissa, Joe was the heart and soul of Bonanza. They could never have done it without him. He is warm, funny, spirited, with a heart of pure gold. Added to that, he is the most gorgeous man who ever lived.
@@CathyKitson WRONG Hoss was the heart and soul of Bonanza. When he died the show only lasted one more season.
@@fastguned No, I'm not wrong, and neither are you. Everyone's entitled to their opinion. For me, Joe was the show's heart and soul, for you it was Hoss. I loved Hoss. I thought he had the nicest character of the three sons. But I still preferred Joe.
@@CathyKitson Well you have a point. However if Hoss had not been on the show I would not have made a point to watch every single week as a child growing up Hoss was so different from any other actor on any other western series at the time. Joe was cute but did not have quite the engaging personality that Hoss had. Usually boys loved Hoss and girls loved Little Joe but my 3 sisters preferred Hoss.
i've never seen this show this is the very first time im watching it. im very excited i love classic shows despite being 18. im ready to start this amazing journey! (January 5th 2022)
You are in for a treat, young fellow.
Currently halfway through season 2, this is an amazing show!❤
Me too.
Love bonanza. So glad it got better after this first episode.
I don't think that this is the first episode.
All Lotta wants is a handsome man. Little Joe certainly is that and more.❤❤🤗
Christopher Dark plays Doc Holliday in a later episode. He has more of a role in "Calamity over the Comstock" than his portrayal of Langford Poole. He's pretty good looking for a villain.
I was at my grandpa's house yesterday and they played Bonanza season 7 ep 25 about a rich boy named Jamie who the Cartwrights take care of for 2 months and straighten him out. I'm 28. I've never watched this show before, but I enjoyed that episode, so I'm going to begin watching every episode. We'll see how long it takes. I know there are like 431 epiaodes.
Why can’t the world be like one Big Bonanza.Will always Love this show.
THIS WAS A GREAT EPISODE! I REALLY ENJOYED IT! IT WAS A LOT BETTER THAN A LOT OF THE LATER EPISODES!! IT WAS MORE REALISTIC THAN A LOT OF THE LATER EPISODES!!! GRJNGO, COULD YOU PLEASE UPLOAD MORE OF THESE EARLIER EPISODES? I ENJOY THEM VERY MUCH!!!!
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Wasn’t this supposed to be the episode they sing the song “Bonanza”?
MANY GREAT SERIES BACK IN THE DAY,,LOVE THEM ALL .THANKS FOR BRINGING THEM BACK.
This is brilliance that we will never see again..😢. You gotta love Sen Yung Especially in the Charlie Chan series. It’s so cool how these first few episodes the acting is terrible, and they slowly melting into some of the finest acting you ever seen
Love to see what happens when Herman catches up with them.😀
I was finally able to find all of the Bonanza episodes. Very pleased.
Jeeee Adam if i only was born in the 40s
Gosh his voice his eyes🥰🥰🥰😍
We will meet one day in heaven.
They must have had great fun filming these!
Wow!! They really changed the characters after the pilot episode. They needed to Ben looks like a crazy man in this episode.
Love watching western movies since my childhood... Keep me watching...
My mum would watch with my grandfather and told me to TH-cam it, and here it is on your channel! Thanks again Grjngo!
Surprisingly I like the early hard-core seasons the best!!
I agree!! The earlier seasons were a lot more realistic. I definitely enjoyed the earlier seasons too.
@@lynettepalecek3141 I miss it when the show was more diverse with weapons. After season 3 it seemed like everyone sticks to Colt 45's and Winchesters.
@@coltgun876 Thank you for pointing that out. I don't know much about guns, but I believe you.
Love these classics
Adam is such a good older brother...still a Cartwright.
Little Joe throws himself around...especially in the scene with older brother...
Pernell said he would have stayed on Bonanza part time after season 6 but they ( shows Producer's) didn't let him. He wanted to purse theater his first love and become an actors actor. One of the reasons he left Bonanza was there was no real acting challenge for him playing Adam Cartwright. The lines were simple and the character was simple.
Loved watching Bonaza as a child and now as I have been watching all the series again I realise that "Women " were very unlucky for them ...they always ended up in trouble or with broken hearts 💕💞
And we're always sent to bed to take some rest: "why don't you take some rest"?
ya, you had to have been a child back when. lol.
@@gerritsteenbreker4781 Or given a sedative or told to pull it together. A product of the times! It would be interesting to see how women would be cast if the show was done today. Given Pernell Robert's commitment to women's issues, I have to believe that there would be stronger women characters in the plots. Thank you for your comment.
@@deborahanntaylor375 If they did it the way that you say today, having "strong" women in the show would have ruined it for sure.
@@gerritsteenbreker4781 When the Cartwrights told a woman to rest, they were showing that woman a lot of proper respect the way that a true gentleman would.
Just started my 5th rewind of Bonanza from Season 1 to Season 14 :)))
My favorite episode of the whole series 😎🤓
My family use to watch this series back in the 1970s-1980s. Today I still enjoy watching them. Michael Landon was cute then and cute in Bonanza and also cin house of the Perarie.😂 series ❤
This dialog is so baaaaaaad. It's amazing this show got 14 seasons and I say that as a fan. It's also hilarious that we're introduced to Joe and he and Adam basically go straight to yo' mama jokes.
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I love these Wild West series and novels, thank you for uploading Bonanza! :) I even have a cactus bed with a Wild West theme, a little wooden farm house and the owners fighting some evil gunslingers. :D
I like how the earlier episodes the Cartwrights were like uppity
Little Joe couldn’t whoop Adam here.
No your not. I just can't get enough of Little Joe.
Is Joe the 'handsome man Lotta sings about?
Kicking off the series, Ben and especially Adam seem very mean and angry. Adam comes across as extremely arrogant. Seems they all are just trying to figure out their characters. Love this show!
Yes they definitely mellowed out from the way they are depicted here.
Lorene Green convinced the powers to be that the show would be better if the Cartwrights were more a part of the community rather than being so defensive of their land. Adam was pretty cruel to be talking about Joe's mother being from the French Quarter. In a later episode, Ben confesses to Joe that his mother was from the rough side of town and he seems to be hearing that for the first time.
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As an Adam fan, I must recogniza he was always pretty arrogant and moody.
@@abril438 Ya, but women like that type of man.
wow.Yes Miss Crabtree,next tme pick on a man not a liitle boy to me little joe is just that a boy, Adam hes the Man.shame he left the programme.Even Hoss is fab may not have his brothers good looks but hes great.And of cause their Dad, they were all well chosen to play their parts.I just cant believe they have all gone they seem so alive when I watch these progammes .Love Bonanza
After watching this episode I realized little Joe would have made a great 007.
Maybe not as good looking but hoss heart wins me over every episode!
ep.1 awesome , thank you!