Bonanza - The Gunmen | Episode 19 | Classic Western Series | Cowboy Movie
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- Bonanza - Episode 19 - The Gunmen - Hoss and Little Joe are mistaken for bloodthirsty hired killers in a small Texas town dominated by two feuding families.
The Gunmen
Director: Christian Nyby
Writer: Carey Wilber
Stars: Dan Blocker, Michael Landon, Lorne Greene
Genre: Western
Country: USA
Language: English
Release Date: 23 January 1960 USA
Filming Locations: Paramount Studios - 5555 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA
Storyline:
This comedic episode has Hoss and Joe mistaken for gunslingers, the Slade Brothers.
The Slades have been hired by the McFaddens in their feud against the Hatfields in the small Texas town of Kiowa Flats.
Hoss and Joe ride into town and wonder about the actions of the townspeople (who've been warned the Slades were coming.) In the saloon, Hoss wonders if he smells funny or something. He asks the bartender, Sully (Bill McLean) if there's anything wrong with them. Sully nervously assures him, "No sir!" When Hoss comments on the nice day, Sully is nearly in tears nervously agreeing. Hoss and Joe leave, tipping their hat to the sheriff as they go and head over to the hotel. They don't know it, but the whole town follows them over and peeks through the door at them. Sully still terrified by the way Hoss looked at him.
Reviews:
"Although when you see a dirty and disheveled Dan Blocker and Michael Landon massacre an entire saloon full of drinkers you might be shocked and with a title like The Gunmen for an episode, you are actually seeing one of the few episodes that every season on Bonanza were reserved for comedy.
That was merely an introduction to tell you the kind of people that Hoss and Little Joe are mistaken for when they ride into a Texas town on their way back to Nevada and the Ponderosa. Folks think they're the notorious Slade Brothers and it turns out that even after sheriff Henry Hull arrests, someone who sent for the Slade Brothers on the Q.T. breaks them out of jail.
But are Hoss and Little Joe out of harm's way? Not hardly because Douglas Spencer the head of one of two feuding clans has hired these guys because they're professional killers and can take out all the men on the opposite side with dispatch. So Blocker and Landon still end up trying to convince people they're not the notorious Slade Brothers.
Funniest scene in the film is with King Donovan who knew the brothers way back when they only had one or two notches on their guns is brought in to identify them. Hoss and Little Joe think this might be their salvation, but he's blasted out of mind and seeing Donovan trying to identify them in his alcoholic stupor was pretty funny.
Ellen Corby is in the episode as well as head of the women in the town who are the ones who finally take matters in their own hands. As you can see this episode has one fine cast of some of the best players around. A really good episode on the comic side." Written by bkoganbing on IMDb.com
"The town is really scared after two men with the spitting image of Hoss and Little Joe gun down several in a bar for no apparent reason. There's word that they are coming there to kill, so when look alikes, Hoss and Little Joe ride into town they panic and decide they have to string them up.
The episode is on the funny side, which would be okay if you like this kind of silliness. Don't get me wrong, there are several Bonanza silly episodes I like, and I thought this was one of them, but after trying to endure the whole thing I've decided it's not as funny as it once was. There are some funny parts in it and some funny lines, but I can live without it." Written by mitchrmp on IMDb.com
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Dan Blocker looked good with the beard ❤❤❤
when hoss and little joe run the episode it's always funny stuff
You've had plenty for the day little Joe, c'mon! Lol
for some reason they got all the best actors for this episode, it really stands out as one of the funniest ones
Bonanza's humor is hit and miss, but you're right this is a hit.
That mustache is about to fall off.😂
"This is worst than hanging" 😂🤣
Dark Hoss and Evil Joe is an aesthetic.
It is hard to see gentle Hoss as a mean killer.
This is one of my favorite episodes of Bonanza.
Same
Looks like the boys did dual roles this time bet they had a ball
I vividly remember this episode from a DVD we had as kids. Honestly it’s iconic as can be. The “They’re comin!” gag get’s me everytime.
Silliest Bonanza episode I've seen. But even then it had its moments.
There were 2 Episodes of Bonanza with Hoss and little Joe Cartwright Imposters! Ditto 2 Episodes with A Ben Cartwright Imposter !
Hoss and Joe were always getting into something. And it was always funny to watch them. Thanks for posting this episode.
Thanks for bring back the GOOD TIME .
Glad you enjoy! Thanks.
Great actors all of them. And such chemistry that they were a great comedy team! 😂
Thx for watching! This show is also a classic: th-cam.com/video/DkfqO7DU3sE/w-d-xo.html
I love this episode. I wish they did more episodes as the SLAY BOYS
How cute was that. For some unknow reason the sign that said, Rooms:50 cents, With Locks 75 cents, cracked me up.
Cracking up is a bit of an unusual reaction but it is very nostalgic.
Hotel rooms didn’t that have locks back then hence the extra charge
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@@linsqopiring6816 im not over here with over 100 comments criticizing Bonanza lmao
19:51 Best line of the episode
que envidian le tenían Michael Landon, el mejor de todos el mas bonito y el mas inteligente que llego hacer guionista, director, productor y un gran actor.. aunque digan lo que digan.. DEP ❤❤❤
22:07. 22:24. 28:11. My favorite hoss lines from the episode. This is also my fav bonanza episode
Dad bernit!! Thems Hoss' favorite words.
The final is like Laurel And Hardy meet Laurel And Hardy.
I'm glad twirly got his lady back
Very good n entertaining👍 👌👌👌🤩🤩🤩😍🥰😘
Glad you enjoyed it
Funny as...luv this one...
They do comedy as well or better than the tragedies.
I like Hoss in that black and plaid shirt😁
Yea woudln't it have been funny if after Hoss saw it on his lookalike he said, "Hey that looks more stylish than what I usually wear, it's time for a change".
The actor playing the Kiowa Flats Sheriff is a joy b/c he solves problems. I like his voice, old time
Henry Hull
Henry Hull was born in 1890, so he was about 69 when this episode was shot.
This is funny AF!
I want to see more of Big Jack and Little Jim.
That is Hoss in the opening scene lol
Henry Hull, the title role in the 1935 movie The Werewolf of London, and the convict, Abel Magwitch, in the 1934 movie version of Great Expectations, and Ellen Corby, Grandma Clampet in The Beverley Hillbillies; Bonanza really knew how to get quality guest casts
Irene Ryan was Granny. Ellen Corby was on the Waltons
Ellen Corby was also Sgt.York's little sister in the movie.
I can't figure out how they got Zsa Zsa Gabor to star in Maestro Hoss unless it's because she plays a gypsy.
Silliest video of bonanza I’ve seen.
The bar it's a nice day, greatest bonanza ever just looking at the face of hoss was it
8:51 They're greedy if they charge 75 cents for a room with a lock.
Sounds crazy but the Hatfield/mcCoy fued lasted 28 years with 13 killed 9 put in prison 1 executed but they were feuding before the hog swam across the river that just escalated the violence.Pretty ridiculous.
True!!! There's a TV series on AMC back in the day called Hatfield and McCoy. It was good.
Hilarious episode! I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it‼️😂
🫣🫣🫣🫣🫣🫣🫣🫣🫣🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
my favorite episode
Silly but great entertainment! I love the preaching good ladies ! Little Jo says to the preaching ladies listening to them is worse than hanging ! Lorna Doom Maybury the leader of the women tells Hoss “ You ain’t so dumb as you look!
Many thanks for uploading! One of the most hilarios episodes, making me cringe of laughter. Yeah, those old day Texans were a special kind of folks! ...No offense, just kidding! ;)
OK, so that right there is why I got caught when I was a teenager. If you are going to tie sheets to the bed and climb out the window, make sure the bed is against the window wall (or close to it!) so the bed doesn't side across the room and bump the wall waking everyone up!
I used the tree outside my bedroom window.
My childhood movie, love the actors..
Just like comedic episodes of Lost In Space 1960s.
This I seen about 20time love . Make my house fell like I was down south with granddaddy
You gotta love Hoss Cartwright
Isn't that grandma Walton?
Yup, Ellen Corby.
"Oh this is worse than a hangin'"
she's in another episode, my favourite titled The Hayburner, which is like watching a movie.
She was also Lurch's mom in The Addams family.
Its the first time I've ever seen a Hoss double, though this is the second time Ive seen a Little Joe double.
Does anyone know how many episodes in the series run involved mistaking one of the Cartwrights for someone else who looked like them?
16:40 tetched🤣🤣🤣
That was a weird episode, I didn't even realise it was the same actors until the end.
I think the hatfields and the McFaddens was in real history the Hatfields and the McCoy's
Whiskey whiskey 🥃
Why did they have to tie up the kid (24:41) before running away from the McFadden house? They were just about to go to sleep before that!
They had to tie up the kid because he woul df have told his dad
I thought tying up the boy made the scene more interesting. Not seen that type of tie up before. I suppose the alternative would be to hogtie boy.
👍
Playing double
Loosely based on the Greek play Lysistrata wherein the women went of strike in an attempt to end the Peloponesian War.
Favorite Michael Landon quote (to Johnny Carson) about Bonanaza - "No, none of us on the ranch were gay. But thank God Hop Sing was!"
Oh yea! thanks for the memory.
Was Ellen Corby always old?
😂🤣
She was 48 when this episode was shot.
I think they need ids
I think this episode highlights why police don't trust eyewitnesses. The big Slade boy has a full beard while Hoss is clean-shaven. How anyone could mistake one for the other is beyond me.
sonny; son; boy, kiddo; child; lad; junior; young man; I'm their bosom friend; old throw up your hands;
hahahahaahahahahah kaput
I had to give up on this episode and go to the next in the series. It was ridiculous.
Wtf. I can't believe me own eyes.
So corny
did NOT like this episode at all.