Hoss probably left gates open a lot when he was kid so it's engrained in him to close them. I have the same conditioning with doors. Can't leave them open to this day.
Always good to have a comedy one once in awhile. Lightens up the regular schedule. Hoss starred this time. So much action and Kathi Browne always a sweet actor.
@@CatinthehatOct1989 No doubt, though from 1962 good ol' Pernell had been threatening to leave coz he was getting older and didn't want to be the everlasting son to Lorne Greene. He felt BONANZA had to be upgraded
@@adrianovasconcelos2739 Roberts was right about the scripts -- very odd to have three sons still living with their father and taking orders from him! The older two were supposed to have been in their thirties and Joe, the interminable (and insufferable!) was an interminable adolescent who couldn't get grip on his ego.
ow much is $1600 in 1850 worth today? $1,600 in 1850 is equivalent in purchasing power to about $64,424.41 today, an increase of $62,824.41 over 174 years. The dollar had an average inflation rate of 2.15% per year between 1850 and today, producing a cumulative price increase of 3,926.53%.
In this episode Kathie Browne played the part of Ellen Henry, wife of the tax collector. Before the beginning of the 5th season she was in one more episode, The Tall Stranger, episode 82 and Hoss Cartwright was interested in her as Margie Owens, the banker’s daughter. But by season five her luck changed.... Kathie Browne, who had already come to the Ponderosa twice in earlier seasons, got a recurring role in season five. She played Laura Dayton and became Adam’s love interest and eventual fiancé. But in the end she ran off with Will (Guy Williams)!
Northern Dancer was a small quarter horse also , but man could that horse run , They had to break his leg to stop him . And he still came in 2nd . He sired many winning colts. In fact everyone of his offspring were winners . So there is some truth in this video . DML
They really got a lot out of the song "Old Grey Mare" in this episode 😁. Do they ever explain where Adam is off to in this one? If so I missed it. Thank you for uploading and in such good quality!
O' Hoss sure had his hands full between the wife and.the mare whew! Jesus help him. But he was a gentle and kind person. According to sources he was the same in real life. However that little weasel needed a good but whipping. Lol 😂😂😂
Ok. For me, it wasn't. Still watched it through, 'cuz it's Bonanza. Interesting how they used that trumpet on the music track at the beginning of the episode. There was a lot of Laurel & Hardy in this episode, like with the fence...
I wouldn't bet a dime against Big ol Hoss outrunning both of those horses, ha. And that silly gate, and the constant habit of closing the dammed thing every time anyone opened it, ugh. And that goofy tax collector, taxing for chicks not yet hatched, sounds like a dammed Democrat, ew. The laughs were fun, great episode, especially with all those wives chasing this goof down the street with their ropes, pitchforks, and garden spades, ha. 😂🤣😘
When you see how often guns have been used in westerns,war,and crime movies threw the years i can't imagine how negligent some people were on the set of that Baldwin movie.poor girl died but it seems the blame gets passed around.
ow much is $1600 in 1850 worth today? $1,600 in 1850 is equivalent in purchasing power to about $64,424.41 today, an increase of $62,824.41 over 174 years. The dollar had an average inflation rate of 2.15% per year between 1850 and today, producing a cumulative price increase of 3,926.53%.
pernell roberts was a fool, conceited, arrogant, bland, arrogant, he thought he was better than anyone and if he didn't like the series because he agreed to do it, it would have been better if he had left the position to another actor with more enthusiasm than him
But it sure is a nice dream where rich people forget debts owed them, and even do chores at your place while delivering your babies (animal and human) :)
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🤣🤣🤣 Hoss tries to close the broken gates. Such a gentleman.
And he's so gentle with the gates even though they're already broken and falling over 💞😆
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Hoss probably left gates open a lot when he was kid so it's engrained in him to close them. I have the same conditioning with doors. Can't leave them open to this day.
Funny I'm goofy like that too.
Hoss with his big heart could never hurt a fly! He's the best example of a gentle giant
Poor Hoss was cursed with a good heart.
Of a dunce
Your parents weren’t so bright giving you two first names LOL
@@franktrautman1863 ur mammy wasn’t bright she should have drank u
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Another good example how, Hoss Cartwright is always helping out everyone that he meets. ❤
Any episode with Hop-Sing is good also. I wonder how all the cooking and cleaning up happens when he is not there.
#1 cousin of Hop Sing (James Hong)
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“Big blue eyes and long bushy tail!” LOL
❤I was delivering your twins!!😂😂
Hoss: don't you worry ma'am you'll have a healthy youngun with big blue eyes and a bushy tail just like me 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Good to see Hop Sing again.
The writers of these Bonanza comedies deserve a gold medal. They are the funniest ever.
Such a cute episode. Hoss running back and forth lol
DAN BLOCKER TRULY OWNED THIS EPISODE !
That lady on the balcony watching the race shaking her butt was too funny!!!
Always good to have a comedy one once in awhile. Lightens up the regular schedule. Hoss starred this time. So much action and Kathi Browne always a sweet actor.
Kathie Browne later played Lara with Adam
Hoss was always gentle giant loved Cartwright boys
All the best episodes had Dan Blocker in them. Love Hoss.
Hoss and that gate. 😂🤣😂🤣
Mess was hilarious 💀😂
Yes I cried my eyes out at this one xxx♥️❤️
Hoss, you're magnificent! 😘
Hoss and that falling apart gate, 😂😂😂😂
Silly Hoss, gets roped into do anyone’s work!!! Too kind.
Loved the Way Hoss 'closed the gate' to break up a fight 🤣👍
This episode is perhaps one of the best - certainly in the top ten.
This is my favorite Bonanza episode I really enjoyed it it was a fun show the little guy his wife and his horse could have been a spin-off of Bonanza
Awesome to hear that, thanks for watching! 🤠👌🎬🍿
The horse in a sunbonnet! Lol
Loved this! Hoss was such a gentle giant!
Hoss is my absolute favorite Cartwright! 🥰
Opening and closing that stupid gate! 😂
Why does Hoss always deliver the babies? 😂
He's always been good with tending to animals and people in need. His mother was the same way. Watch the episode "Inger, my love."
Right up there with Flapjack Contest and Spring Time very funny. Thank you.
Fun episode with Hoss in great form as midwife. Sole gripe: Not one shot of Adam, apart from the credits- Thanks for sharing
@@CatinthehatOct1989 No doubt, though from 1962 good ol' Pernell had been threatening to leave coz he was getting older and didn't want to be the everlasting son to Lorne Greene. He felt BONANZA had to be upgraded
@@adrianovasconcelos2739 Roberts was right about the scripts -- very odd to have three sons still living with their father and taking orders from him! The older two were supposed to have been in their thirties and Joe, the interminable (and insufferable!) was an interminable adolescent who couldn't get grip on his ego.
The creaky gate is the greatest running joke in this episode 😂
So in the last episode, Ben keeps his cool even though one of his sons had been shot. But then he almost loses it when he's told that he owes $1600.
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ow much is $1600 in 1850 worth today?
$1,600 in 1850 is equivalent in purchasing power to about $64,424.41 today, an increase of $62,824.41 over 174 years. The dollar had an average inflation rate of 2.15% per year between 1850 and today, producing a cumulative price increase of 3,926.53%.
That gate was symbolic of all the gatekeepers of this realm, and the notional power they exert by sheer force of habit, kind of like taxes.
Great loved this one. Keep them coming thank u
Hoss delivers a horse
And a little jockey
That was aewsome!
Good boy hop sing
That man is the definition of a Pinch Weasel!
In this episode Kathie Browne played the part of Ellen Henry, wife of the tax collector. Before the beginning of the 5th season she was in one more episode, The Tall Stranger, episode 82 and Hoss Cartwright was interested in her as Margie Owens, the banker’s daughter. But by season five her luck changed.... Kathie Browne, who had already come to the Ponderosa twice in earlier seasons, got a recurring role in season five. She played Laura Dayton and became Adam’s love interest and eventual fiancé. But in the end she ran off with Will (Guy Williams)!
Yeah those cartright boys could never win with the women always lost them in the end in some way or another 🤔😉✌️
@@shawneenhammer4241 Thank goodness. We dont' need any nagging and taking over on the Ponderosa.
I knew it! *Slams fist* I came here just to see if she was the one who strung along my dear Adam and then ran out on him! I can't stand her!
Nice episode. It's all about tax collecting and Mrs. Henry. Good to watch. Western Classics. My favorite episode.
Haha, when Hoss gets into the wagon with Mrs. Henry he sits on her dress.
Northern Dancer was a small quarter horse also , but man could that horse run ,
They had to break his leg to stop him .
And he still came in 2nd .
He sired many winning colts.
In fact everyone of his offspring were winners .
So there is some truth in this video .
DML
Love this episode The horse 🐴 look's cute with the bonnet On from Nanna di in Australia
Great episode. Only cringey part was Joe Cartwright calling Hop sing good boy 46:29
YEs, horrible. But perfectly in character for Joe. Little twit.
Oh no its the old school IRS 😱
They really got a lot out of the song "Old Grey Mare" in this episode 😁. Do they ever explain where Adam is off to in this one? If so I missed it. Thank you for uploading and in such good quality!
The little lady knocked hoss on his behind with a broom. 😅.
Good "Boy" Hopsing? 😬
Kathie Browne...later is back to act as Adam's bride to be. I recognized her by her voice.
10:55 Witch come out with her broomstick! lol
Lumber has never been cheap. Can see why one might steal it.
I keep forgetting this show ran throughout the '60s, no wonder there's so much riff raff background music playin.
Nice fam.show🤗
Yes Yes " that lil insignificant miserable runt" she put her broom 🧹 on Jock Henry.
No one died!
little guy has a man-crush on Hoss!
Unusual role for Eddie Firestone
No but you seem to, now go to your oven and check that fudge.
Beautiful episode, lovely👍 👌👌✌❤🥰😍😘
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Poor Hoss😆
O' Hoss sure had his hands full between the wife and.the mare whew! Jesus help him. But he was a gentle and kind person. According to sources he was the same in real life. However that little weasel needed a good but whipping. Lol 😂😂😂
Cute show 😍😍😍
"I would like to have a few words with you."
Ben probably said that a lot before he took his kids over his knee.
Yeah, that was said in one of the episodes by Adam to Joe, I think.
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Ok. For me, it wasn't. Still watched it through, 'cuz it's Bonanza. Interesting how they used that trumpet on the music track at the beginning of the episode. There was a lot of Laurel & Hardy in this episode, like with the fence...
I wouldn't bet a dime against Big ol Hoss outrunning both of those horses, ha. And that silly gate, and the constant habit of closing the dammed thing every time anyone opened it, ugh. And that goofy tax collector, taxing for chicks not yet hatched, sounds like a dammed Democrat, ew. The laughs were fun, great episode, especially with all those wives chasing this goof down the street with their ropes, pitchforks, and garden spades, ha. 😂🤣😘
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Hoss you sure dig pretty. Not only post holes but 6 foot x 3 foot x 6 feet deep holes for planting bodies.
Some character they had in this episode
The wife is played by the same actress who played Hoss fiancee in another episode.
First irs that dangerous work
Henry Corden (replacement voice for Fred Flintstone when Alan Reed passed) as the guy Jock lost his cattle to.
When you see how often guns have been used in westerns,war,and crime movies threw the years i can't imagine how negligent some people were on the set of that Baldwin movie.poor girl died but it seems the blame gets passed around.
No accident .............
Yes
where is Sam Hill is Adam?!?!?!
Animals have babies all by themselves every day. What's with the mother coddling.
Makes the show funnier. We have to give tv shows leeway for entertainment's sake.😉😎
Joe was like Oh.....
Professionally intitled victems are everywhere! BEWARE!!!
And all my stimulus
Hoss: "Sure gotta raise some hands, dag burn starts are ganging up on me!" as he runs to the horse with a bucket of water lol
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ow much is $1600 in 1850 worth today?
$1,600 in 1850 is equivalent in purchasing power to about $64,424.41 today, an increase of $62,824.41 over 174 years. The dollar had an average inflation rate of 2.15% per year between 1850 and today, producing a cumulative price increase of 3,926.53%.
I hate when they call Hop-Sing boy... He was the only classically trained actor this show had...
Ben called his grown sons boys also. This show was not filmed in a time with ridiculous politically correct ideas.
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You can turn them off. They are annoying and usually wrong anyway.
No wonder Pernell Roberts refused to be in this the worst silliest ep in Bonanza.
I doubt that he refuse to be in this wonderful episode of Bonanza!!
pernell roberts was a fool, conceited, arrogant, bland, arrogant, he thought he was better than anyone and if he didn't like the series because he agreed to do it, it would have been better if he had left the position to another actor with more enthusiasm than him
Well....so go the stories, not a true story...
I enjoyed it until about the end, and then it got totally ridiculous that it wasn’t even funny
But it sure is a nice dream where rich people forget debts owed them, and even do chores at your place while delivering your babies (animal and human) :)
I completely agree, but the whole thing was ridiculous.
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Jock will be a having 2 sons