I am discovering there were many episodes of Bonanza that were not intense shoot em ups. I am saving my favorites to enjoy as reruns! This will be one of them!
The producer always put Joe to fall in love because he was the youngest, and as a bonanza it was a series that did not follow the episodes, each episode was different because they forgot the previous script. I think that was the fault of the producer who did not want women in the ponderous
LOL. Truth! happy this time there was one that did NOT die. They really do NOT want any FULL TIME ladies on this show. I think that is what draws people to the show, "meeting and losing love, and moving on, and being alone again" hahahaha.
Don't forget about the lady named Morvath in the episode The War Comes To Washoe, she didn't die, her and her father left town due to his evil shenanigans during the town's election
I just love how the piano player turns into a full orchestra in the saloon. They must have been hiding in the next room. And Im glad she did not die. I really do wish that ending was not used so much. I love these episodes more than when I was a kid!
Little Joe: "I'm going to ask her to marry me!" Options for the object of his affections: 1. Dies in the episode (illness, injury), 2. Has to go away, but will be back (never), 3. Joe pushes them on toward their dreams.
Zane Nobbs: OTOH, if the boys got married it would ruin the show (or at a minimum, change it massively re the family dynamic), so there's that. For me, I can do without the episodes like this, especially with lots of singing, but that's me.
I second that,, after he sang it the lyrics were changed and even though it was sung 2 or 3 times after Adam sang it , for me his version was the very best, also ( and plus please try not to think of me being insensitive because I don't mean to) I would be thinking thanks but no thanks just give me the Adam Cartwright version every step of the way
I really love how Little Joe became a huge elegant gentleman by knowing and giving this redheaded beauty her freedom by loving her so much he knew he had to set her free, to follow her dreams. And of course, his family fully supported his all. This is so touching and beautiful it influences my emotional content to tears.
When Adam mentioned the name Edwin Booth I looked it up on Wikipedia because it rang some bells. Edwin Booth was John Wilkes Booth's brother; and, interestingly enough, Edwin saved Robert Lincoln (Abraham Lincoln's son) from severe injury. Life is interesting.
Man those Cartwright boys loved with every fibre of their being , and ever so quickly too . Only in the movies folks , well in this case only on a television series . Good old Bonanza and the women they never get to live happily ever after with .........sigh. I loved Bonanza however there were times when I would have loved to have seen a permanent female cast member . Oh well I guess they figured why tamper with the golden goose . Bonanza was a huge success that ran a long long time just as it was . It really was one of television's greatest shows ever produced . Thank you for this episode.
Excellent episode about the business... Art is what it is: fickle as hell, and ever so sweet. For some artists, it doesn't matter how good you are. You know your passion, it is your treasure. No matter what, you do your passion. You find a way, and create your love. Whether you are good or not, becomes irrelevant. In the case of Hollywood, there were many artists that "weren't good enough." That did not stop them... I know.
He never married any of them but every time he saw a girl he liked he was going to marry her. That started to get old and annoying. If I was his dad and brothers I would be like Dam Joe how many wives are you going to have
This is my favorite Bonanza episode! All the actor were in perfect form! I tell I love with Ms. Crowley! An incredible actress!! If she is as she acts In Bonanza the man who married her is married to one of God's finest and most majestic spirits of creation! I will never give this Bonanza! It's left an imprint on my soul.
👍👌👏 As I mentioned before, I simply still can't resist red haired women. Even more if they wear green clothes. Thanks a lot for uploading and sharing this old series. Best regards luck and health.
At 2:17, when the boy jumps off the wagon, he lands on the ground that is made on a wood floor in the studio. You could tell by the resound of the hollow floor beneath his feet. Very funny.
Before I noticed Booth & Foster in the audience, I was thinking "What would they think if they saw her sing?" and a few minutes later, there they were, smiling. :) Perhaps obvious because we know that Joe's not going to marry her but I liked it. Nice to have a robustly happy ending.
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I like musicals too. I'm not always proud to admit that because they seem to be made fun of quite a bit, but I've always enjoyed watching them, and this like you say definitely had that vibe to it. I like the way she sang "Early One Morning", with the string orchestra joining in.
I knew she was going to end up showing her talent after little joe kissed her but unfortunately, it did not go the way I expected. She always seemed like she was holding back.
Lovely episode perfect acting,just keep wondering you the writers create Lil Joe to be jumping after every woman he sees....non the less beautiful 😚😚😚😚
Short answer: bc he kinda is. Long answer: he's the romantic, passionate one in the family. At least he's sincere and he's not abusive or just trying to use them. And he sincerely likes her son too.
Laawd, it's torture watching Joe with women but I can't not!!!! ♥️♥️♥️ don't nobody ever keep their mouths shut in those places. Ben's boys are going to kill him 😂😂😂😂❤ oh I hope they are resting in peace ♥️♥️
Funny how Ben Cartwright is the School Commissioner, President of Cattleman's association amongst running the biggest Ranch in Nevada of course owned by him lol 😂
So if Joe just turned 22 that means when the show started he was about 18 or 19. Joe now .not Michael Landon cause he was probably playing a younger age
She’s older for sure, so I think that the reason they make Joe look older by his hairstyle in this episode. They aren’t a cute couple, not because of their older/younger look, but it’s a lack of chemistry significant enough to make them a perfect couple.
There is an episode of Bonanza that I saw once that I cannot seem to find again. It is the one where, right at the end of the episode, a STUNNING young woman--who (I think) did not appear in the episode at all prior to that--walks down a set of stairs somewhere in town and says to Joe, "I'm the girl". Does anyone know which episode that was? I know I saw it many years ago; I am sure I was not dreaming.
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I liked this episode. Patricia Crowley was a great actress and singer! She also wore beautiful dresses and jewelry!! Wow! 🙂
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I think she's beautiful but more of an okay singer than anything. I think her acting is better than her singing.
The producer always put Joe to fall in love because he was the youngest, and as a bonanza it was a series that did not follow the episodes, each episode was different because they forgot the previous script. I think that was the fault of the producer who did not want women in the ponderous
She was a fine actor, but just an okay singer. I am sure that she was never mistaken for Doris Day or Debbie Reynolds.
Wow! She has to be one the prettiest ladies to have played on Bonanza!
One where the woman Joe loves and wants to marry doesn't die. Omg she got to live.
LOL. Truth! happy this time there was one that did NOT die. They really do NOT want any FULL TIME ladies on this show. I think that is what draws people to the show, "meeting and losing love, and moving on, and being alone again" hahahaha.
Don't forget about the lady named Morvath in the episode The War Comes To Washoe, she didn't die, her and her father left town due to his evil shenanigans during the town's election
I just love how the piano player turns into a full orchestra in the saloon. They must have been hiding in the next room.
And Im glad she did not die. I really do wish that ending was not used so much. I love these episodes more than when I was a kid!
Little Joe: "I'm going to ask her to marry me!"
Options for the object of his affections:
1. Dies in the episode (illness, injury),
2. Has to go away, but will be back (never),
3. Joe pushes them on toward their dreams.
Lol, u have to be a bonanza fan to know this. Lol
Zane Nobbs: OTOH, if the boys got married it would ruin the show (or at a minimum, change it massively re the family dynamic), so there's that.
For me, I can do without the episodes like this, especially with lots of singing, but that's me.
Why did I imagine Frankenstein picking her up and throwing her in the pond?
Ya, it's a little difficult to feel for Joe because we know that he'll be madly in love with another girl next week.
@@rogergeyer9851 I assume that in the '60s people were much more into this style of music performance.
I loved the way Adam sang the song!
I second that,, after he sang it the lyrics were changed and even though it was sung 2 or 3 times after Adam sang it , for me his version was the very best, also ( and plus please try not to think of me being insensitive because I don't mean to) I would be thinking thanks but no thanks just give me the Adam Cartwright version every step of the way
I really love how Little Joe became a huge elegant gentleman by knowing and giving this redheaded beauty her freedom by loving her so much he knew he had to set her free, to follow her dreams. And of course, his family fully supported his all. This is so touching and beautiful it influences my emotional content to tears.
I like what you said here. 😁👍💖
Grow a pair will you
When Adam mentioned the name Edwin Booth I looked it up on Wikipedia because it rang some bells. Edwin Booth was John Wilkes Booth's brother; and, interestingly enough, Edwin saved Robert Lincoln (Abraham Lincoln's son) from severe injury. Life is interesting.
And what does that have to do with the episode?
@@anacordoba5042 Edwin Booth is a character in the episode...
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Man those Cartwright boys loved with every fibre of their being , and ever so quickly too . Only in the movies folks , well in this case only on a television series . Good old Bonanza and the women they never get to live happily ever after with .........sigh. I loved Bonanza however there were times when I would have loved to have seen a permanent female cast member . Oh well I guess they figured why tamper with the golden goose . Bonanza was a huge success that ran a long long time just as it was . It really was one of television's greatest shows ever produced . Thank you for this episode.
Excellent episode about the business... Art is what it is: fickle as hell, and ever so sweet. For some artists, it doesn't matter how good you are. You know your passion, it is your treasure. No matter what, you do your passion. You find a way, and create your love. Whether you are good or not, becomes irrelevant. In the case of Hollywood, there were many artists that "weren't good enough." That did not stop them... I know.
12 minutes in and Joe's in love already
That's Joe 😂
Well at least he didn’t marry her-that’s always a sure way to get killed off the show!
More lodgers for the ponderosa
and 46 minutes and all in-love stories are over again, quite boring to watch after many episodes.
No wonder Pernell left the show
He never married any of them but every time he saw a girl he liked he was going to marry her. That started to get old and annoying. If I was his dad and brothers I would be like Dam Joe how many wives are you going to have
That lil Joe, was such a handsome guy...Thank you so much for posting. 💗💕
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This is my favorite Bonanza episode! All the actor were in perfect form! I tell I love with Ms. Crowley! An incredible actress!! If she is as she acts In Bonanza the man who married her is married to one of God's finest and most majestic spirits of creation! I will never give this Bonanza! It's left an imprint on my soul.
Oh ! Little Joe ! 😍🥰😘👍👌👌💕⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Its so great to see how many women like this show. Are you a fan of Big Valley?
I love old TV shows like this, they are family-friendly and have good stories.
👍👌👏 As I mentioned before, I simply still can't resist red haired women. Even more if they wear green clothes. Thanks a lot for uploading and sharing this old series.
Best regards luck and health.
At 2:17, when the boy jumps off the wagon, he lands on the ground that is made on a wood floor in the studio. You could tell by the resound of the hollow floor beneath his feet. Very funny.
That's so clear that I think it's an added sound effect. Plus, I expect that the floors of the studio are all dampened to prevent such noises.
@@brianwest2775 You may be right since the weight of the horses, buggies, and Hoss, (lololo), would make a creaking noise at times.
Before I noticed Booth & Foster in the audience, I was thinking "What would they think if they saw her sing?" and a few minutes later, there they were, smiling. :) Perhaps obvious because we know that Joe's not going to marry her but I liked it. Nice to have a robustly happy ending.
28:15. Oh, thanks, Adam, what a good idea! LOL
This was well acted. Unusual
Joe and his teeth from all the punches he gets. Still constantly using that boyish charm. Enough already !
i loved it..patricia was fantastic..really entertaining..thank you so much ❤❤
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Around 5:05 Little Joe retorts "You didn't think of it, I did." 🙂
45:30 Little Joe says he's not cut out to be the spouse of a narcissist. LOL
She really is. When she's going on about how everyone was looking at her when she was first in a bit part I'm thinking run.
How handsome Joe was, how he attracted his gaze, his smile, I loved everything about him
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Sweet, but then again I like musicals & this had a taste of that so to speak!
I like musicals too. I'm not always proud to admit that because they seem to be made fun of quite a bit, but I've always enjoyed watching them, and this like you say definitely had that vibe to it. I like the way she sang "Early One Morning", with the string orchestra joining in.
Well she ought to be real happy! Not only did she get her dream but she escaped a potential engagement to Joe alive!
Considering how cute he is and how good a kisser he appears to be, I say it’s worth the risk 😂
Joe is so handsome ❤️ Ben I love too greatest western ever
not to worry little joe will fall in love with someone again next week
Lolll
Ain’t that the truth lol
Best! So he doesn't get married.
The four of the Cartwrights talking, reacting about acting is illustrative
I think this woman actor is the same actor in the ep that Hoss brings back a bride from an ad in a magazine
No it's not. This woman is Patricia Crowley...The other woman, while being a redhead, is another actress., ....don't know her name.
thank you, I can't keep up w/ all the good stories and excellent actors
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Poor Joe. Gorgeous fellas.
When she is in that yellow dress, she looks like the inspiration for the design of Disney's Belle from Beauty and the Beast.
Joe just turned 22 and Ben still considers him a youngster
Even more ridiculous that that's the reason he's good with her son. Like a man can't just be good with and like kids?
@21:15 You'd think Hoss would have put on his best yellow jacket for the occasion, not his vest he fixes fences in.
I'd like to know where they hid the fill string orchestra in the saloon? Simply amazing!
Your first sentence is a statement, not a question. It should be followed by a period, not a question mark.
The episodes where Joe falls in love per reports is 45 times. They either die or leave him. Sometimes I just want to skip to the next episode 🤷🏻♀️
Joe is like a hot head kid. Flies off the handle over minor issues....
Michael Landon was gorgeous. When Bonanza was on I was about 13/14. I used to put makeup on to watch it. 😂
Thank you for the history lesson
Fantastic
@30:30 I always wondered what was in that room. Now I know, it was an audition studio!
Little Joe always manages to get the puck into the net.
Love this episode!!!
6:26 "the immortal bard himself, William Shakespeare." !
I love so much Michael Landon. Glad she left🙏🏻
Let's see when Hoss see the kid if he rushes over to try and make the boy like him best
this would be very high on my bonanza list !!
i wish they would have had adam out there as well, at the end
She doesn’t look like 27 actually she looks like 37 😆
According to Google, Patricia Crowley was born on September 17, 1933. That would have made her 28 or 29 in this episode.
@@alexvaliansky7707 This is 4th season- Sept 1962 - May 1963 - She would be 30 years old. Much closer to 27 than 37.
Makeup and hairdos made girls look older back then.
And she had mature attitude
Again, look at Audrey Meadows.
Those hairdos she had in the 60s and 70s made her look a lot older than she was..
Well he looks older than 22 which I know he was but still younger than my 36 years and I look younger than either of them.
There's a saying in the theatre that " the stage gives you up, you never give up the stage "
Where was the background orchestra other than piano player 😂 in the saloon it sounded like a full blown band was playing lol 😆
damn that woman was fine, i was falling in love too.
27:16 like "here's another fine mess you've gotten us into" (like Laurel & Hardy)
The saloon band deserves some credit but we never see them...
Visually there's an upright piano and a guy w/a small accordion. Sonically, it's an entire ragtime band
@@jeffandersen7397 with string section and woodwinds.... 👍
17:51 Little Joe tells Adam to keep his opinions to himself (!).
I would too. He's too bossy and always horning in on other people's business. Get a life dude.
34:25 why, isn't she afraid that Little Joe is going to get in a fight again?!
She looks so much older than him..
In real life the age difference was 3 years and she would have been 30. Born in 1933. Michael Landon was born in 1936
@@visearms5774 7 years younger than my mother but it was my sister who wanted him.
She was out of work and so she found a spot on the set of Bonanza.... haha
@25:10 Hoss sure loves eating apples!
@10:50 Hey, that's Adam's song she's singing.
little joe will be pumping his pillow allnight
40:10 her voice is kind of irritating, annoying
NO IT ISN'T!!!!
It's so dull
Little Joe falls in love with every girl he meets.
They don't typically resist him too hard.
Joe talks like such an old soul
When? When he's saying their age difference isn't a big deal?
I knew before the end Hoss would be with that kid
The writers are giving little Joe hard times
She reminds me of Nancy Roesch as Daisy Mae in Lil Abner.
little joe just soiled his underware when he kissed her
Thats if he was wearing any
I had to look it up, but Edwin Booth was of course John Wilkes Booth's older brother.
Patricia Crowley is amazing, She is 90 years old Now.
11:15 I heard this song in the episode of the singing ranch hand , remember that one yall?
I knew she was going to end up showing her talent after little joe kissed her but unfortunately, it did not go the way I expected. She always seemed like she was holding back.
Lovely episode perfect acting,just keep wondering you the writers create Lil Joe to be jumping after every woman he sees....non the less beautiful 😚😚😚😚
She just explaing in the begin why some actors think they are special or sell they soul for one part.
Patricia Crowley and Mary Tyler Moore shared an uncanny likeness.
How? They don't look alike at all.
@@lynettepalecek3141 yes they do
@Derrick Deitz No they don't.
@@lynettepalecek3141 Jesus you are argumentive. Calm down!
@@lynettepalecek3141 funny how both the original comment and I both find her to resemble MTM. You're in the minority here and you should chill out
It seems to me the "prices" (@17:11) have always been sky high in San Francisco.
He must have a different girl for every day of the week haha 😄
Ben should have said to Joe don't worry Joe next week you will find another girl to marry. And other words next episode or a few after this
Curse of the Cartwright's...Never get the girl.
Except for Will.
The Cartwright curse strikes again, every time any of them have a chance at a relationship the women they meet run for the hills!
Does anyone please know, which episode Bessie Sue took part in please?
[22:05] Go west young gal
[38:12] My shiny silver buckles
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Why do they make Joe look like such a sucker for women?
Short answer: bc he kinda is.
Long answer: he's the romantic, passionate one in the family. At least he's sincere and he's not abusive or just trying to use them. And he sincerely likes her son too.
Laawd, it's torture watching Joe with women but I can't not!!!! ♥️♥️♥️ don't nobody ever keep their mouths shut in those places. Ben's boys are going to kill him 😂😂😂😂❤ oh I hope they are resting in peace ♥️♥️
Funny how Ben Cartwright is the School Commissioner, President of Cattleman's association amongst running the biggest Ranch in Nevada of course owned by him lol 😂
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I like the episodes where at least someone doesn't get killed.
But the singing performance was a little corny.
6l
@steven colonna. The singing was fun to watch!
So if Joe just turned 22 that means when the show started he was about 18 or 19. Joe now .not Michael Landon cause he was probably playing a younger age
Hard finding a wife
another "Joe's in heat" episode. 2/10 rating
Bonanza and The Friendly Giant.
27? She looks much older than that. But also Joe looks older than 22.... :-)
Michael Landon was about 3 or 4 years older than Little Joe.
She’s older for sure, so I think that the reason they make Joe look older by his hairstyle in this episode. They aren’t a cute couple, not because of their older/younger look, but it’s a lack of chemistry significant enough to make them a perfect couple.
Idk people looked older back then than nowadays.
Please don't eat the daisies.
There is an episode of Bonanza that I saw once that I cannot seem to find again. It is the one where, right at the end of the episode, a STUNNING young woman--who (I think) did not appear in the episode at all prior to that--walks down a set of stairs somewhere in town and says to Joe, "I'm the girl". Does anyone know which episode that was? I know I saw it many years ago; I am sure I was not dreaming.
Didn't 't the little boy play Doris Day's son on The Doris Day Show? I think his name is Todd Stark.
I've watched this far every episode....those cartwright fellows have the worst luck with woman
Just wondering, is the little boy Dan Blockers Son in real life?
@@marley-rose thanks Tina for responding and answering my question. Have a blessed day.
The Cartwright men will never get married.
They are destined to remain on the Ponderosa married to Pa.
I wonder how old the mother was when she gave birth to her son...