We all have weaknesses and that's okay. No one is perfect, no one is invulnerable. And that's what makes us human. I love Bonanza so much so many life lessons. Edit: Michael Landon was an amazing actor
"Pride goeth before a fall." How hard it was to prove your manhood in those less enlightened times. Michael Landon turned in an award winning performance - simply outstanding. As always, Ben as a father guides his son with his deep wisdom. We could never produce a show like this today.
Oh my gosh how true! The solution was handled with love and understanding on Ben's part. Today people pay hundreds of dollars an hour to discuss phobias with a psychiatrist. An area of study that was just coming into the light.
I think the reason that is because we no longer have the judeo-christian values that people have. Still have them but they're stuffed under a rock somewhere and they're not allowed to really be free so people could be exposed We really once had a standard of doing the right thing and that really was because of Christian principles. Mercy in particular is not a universal trait that all cultures have in fact it's quite the opposite. Was because Christ out of the concept of Mercy was introduced. For those of you who are going to start talking about China and their teachings while that doesn't work because the ancestor of China was the son of Shem. That would be Noah's son his son 16 generations. later. This is why every history has a concept of flood because the great flood really happened. They were eight people in a boat and it wasn't a flood that flooded the entire world it was just in the area they were inhabiting. There were other people that were spared most likely in different areas. At the time the world had not formed the way it is today. Biblical histories are quite interesting if you really look at it but unfortunately it gets passed on as a myth but it's really not. Although the book of Enoch is not canon you should read that that's mind-blowing There's a reason that it wasn't put into the scriptures because it was too freaky and sadly is happening today
@@maryannswanson3832 There's no need to spend hundreds of dollars to get over a phobia. I had 2 strong phobias. One was of heights after I fell off the edge of the cliff at the top of the Grand Canyon in the early 1970s and the other one was of all dogs after a horrible experience with a dog when I was a little girl. I'm 90% over my phobia of heights and about 95% over my phobia of midsized and large dogs. I'm not afraid of small dogs anymore. I faced my phobias without going to any psychiatrist. It's the best way.
Phobias or fears are a real thing, but never let them consume you or take up your whole life. You end up pushing people away, especially your loved one and best friends that you could lose for good. By the time you see your mistake they could be long gone. This episode even taught me something important; that as a man it's not a bad thing to express your feelings and to be scared. We've just grown up in a society that expects us to always be the tough guys who never shed a tear. Where as In reality, you can't help how you feel and there's no need to have a macho man ego except be yourself
I love what you said here and it goes with what I said in my comment especially about this show actually teaching à lesson. You are so right with your observations. Thanks for sharing 👍💖🐴🐮🐾💯
Some of us just plain have to live with the fact that there are some fears we just have to live with. It doesn't make you a coward, just realistic about what we can do.
No way was he a child.Most have fears of some kind & if u can come to terms or overcome them,you are a star.For me,though I am good with natural heights,ladders freak me out & unfortunately I have to climb up to do things like opening the kitchen window.
Another beautiful story. What a great role for Michael Landon. A parent will always be behind his child. Lorne Greene gave a best performance as a Father to a son.
Psychology. Was becoming a new area of study, phobias/ fear of heights, claustrophobia, fear of closed small areas, which I have. The gentle, smart way Ben handled it was perfect. Ben remembered Joe as a young boy being fearful stuck up at eagles nest. Some fathers may belittle their child, but Ben knew, that was not the answer for Joe's mental fear. It reminds me of the old saying about getting back up on the horse if it throws you. 🐴🐴🐴 I love and enjoy this show so much! It tells of the problems of human life and REAL, honest ways to resolve the conflict. 👍💖 It is crucial for children to watch and I really hope adults are taking advantage of it, like at daycare centers, watch and discuss 😍🤔 🐴🐮🐾💯
Another great episode, I’d like part when Joe figure it out that Ben was trying to help him. It is ok to be afraid of things, even though you are all grown up you can never be to old to be afraid. I love how Ben try to stay calm and reasonable to Joe. Those two are the best father and son. 👍🏻👍🏻😎☺️
We often remark how much we learn from these episodes...lessons in psychology and interacting with people. I think we all look at Ben as a very wise and lovingly firm father.
One time I was 43 years old and got stuck on a part of a mountain in the California Sierras. I was scared shittless and cried like the biggest baby you could ever see something happened to my mind at that moment. We had to go back down the mountain and I just concentrated on getting down! once I was down I was very humbled! no ego bullshit!
This episode was about PTSD... Of course, during that time period it wasn't acknowledged - or recognized, not until many, many decades later. This is what Little Joe was dealing with and making him act out of character. This show was way ahead of it's time - in how it dealt with different issues.
@@killerjoe5628 you need to watch the wonderful, touching shows of Ben as a younger man and the way each wife died. 💔 It's so interesting when they go back in time and we get to see his wives. 👍💖😍
@@maryannswanson3832 MmmHmm.... Heartbreaking,... But let's hear what the boys from Dateline have to say about a man who had enough insurance on all his dead wives to by a damn ranch.... Ben is the Ponderosa killer!
Michael Landon playing emotional parts has certainly improved. Loved him in this. Dan Blocker plays Hoss so naturally now and Ben's "speech" to Little Joe, with that big booming voice, priceless 😎
I like Ben a lot. Been watching so many of these Bonaza so much lately that I've been thinking of Battle Star Galactica because Lorne Green was such a great Patriarch in that series also. Funny how a Western made me think of Sci-fi. Hm.
I know many have argued that Ben acts too fatherly to his sons who are old enough to make there own decisions. However I think now a days as I’ve seen being a preschool teacher, there are many parents who either ignore the issues going on with their children or deny. It’s refreshing to see that Ben kept asking what was wrong and he does care. Parents need to know what’s going on with their kids (not be controlling but also not completely ignore) children will benefit in the long run as they know that their parents care for them. Especially if they’re older they may not appreciate it but in time they will. So parents ask what’s going on with your child at school, or what they are with their friends and you will be blessed for it.
Es usted profe x pues hoy día no existen como usted hacen falta padres que lo sea usted dice deben ser si los había antes puede hoy pero no muchos ojalá se multiplique den espaldas a sus hijos no taparlos o rregsnsrled nooo es ayudarlos ser mejores seres humanos sociables con empatias x demás en todo .a usted gracias x bello comentario ojalá vida sepa esto
I've seen dozens of episodes and read hundreds of comments and NEVER have I seen ANYONE say that Ben is "too fatherly". As if there could even be such a thing.
@@AndrewVelonis yeah i don’t agree with the “too fatherly” comments from what I read these comments were mostly on TH-cam videos on why Pernell roberts stopped playing Adam (and those who were fans of Adam’s character who were sad to see him leave) He didn’t like Bens character being too fatherly for his character being late 20’s he thought his character shouldn’t always go run to daddy when he faces problems.
@KillerAngel it seems Pernel did not understand the unique nature of the characters of the show. All 3 sons lost their mothers at a young age. Their father lost 3 wives. Necessity and those circumstances would causs him to be a very sympathetic, loving caring, and concerned father. The show waa not his creation. His problem waa one of arrogance according to the creators. He was hired to be an actor.
Twas a great movie ! I like it very much.father's love means sacrificing his life for his child.it needs understanding his child's problem.friends need to understand and forgive each other's mistake too.a friend is a friend in times of need.thank you for this beautiful episode of Bonanza movie.More power to you all.
great episode, the Cartwright family teaching the importance of family and addressing many social issues during its time. they don't write them like that anymore.
Those saying he's acting ridiculous are missing the whole point. Hes trying to prove to himself that he's not a coward. Which is why at the very beginning they made such a big deal about the arm wrestling challange and Joe said he had nothing to prove...that was obviously done to set the tone for the entire show. Now he does have something to prove but hes ashamed of himself for being afraid.
@@CathyKitson On the contrary… the first episode I ever watched was with actor Ossie Davis “The Wish”. Season 10 Episode 23. Became hooked after that (my daddy was a proud black man that reminded me very much of Ben Cartwright, it was one of his favorite shows). The principles in the show are universal and their wisdom “timeless”, they are also refreshing and nostalgic. Check out “The wish”… powerful episode acknowledging the injustices of the time (the very definition of woke). Cheers!
@@itspossible3381 I think there's woke and there's woke. It may be that you're describing yourself as "woke" and you could be just a liberal. I'm liberal - but definitely not woke - and BZ largely works for me. I do curl my toes at their treatment of women sometimes, but not so much that I stop watching.
@@CathyKitson Yup, Joe, who always helps guide others who struggle, is a 10 year old in this episode. He doesn't have the maturity to handle what he sees as a personality flaw. By keeping his fears to himself and not opening up to get some input from his brothers or his Pa, he keeps struggling. A lot of adults act like they are 10 years old, I've been guilty of that myself (LOL).
@@user-pd7il3xz5j Oh, so have I! Not so much when I need help, but sometimes when I can't get my own way - you feel like flinging yourself on the floor and throwing a tantrum! :D What was worse in this was Joe's nastiness. It was totally out of character for him. As I told you, I adore him and he was suffering, but he made everyone around him suffer, too. Not nice!! I'd have felt like boxing his ears LOL.
People without wings will always feel FEAR. They do not know yet...how to use them. You just need to go to the silence inside but only the conscious will understand.
I found out that the best way by far to get over a phobia is to face it! I had very strong phobias of heights and of dogs. I faced both phobias head on. I'm 90% over my phobia of heights and I'm 95% over my phobia of midsized and large dogs. I'm not afraid of small dogs anymore.
I’ve noticed every episode that shows the dishes the Cartwright’s use is always the same pattern even for all they’ve broken. It’s a beautiful pattern. Wonder what the cutlery that went w/it looks like?
Robert Biheller, who plays Ken in this episode, had a cool role as a psycho biker named Beavo in an episode of The Fugitive. His character terrorizes Lieutenant Gerard's wife after she was in a bus accident, when she was temporarily blind. Biheller played a really good psycho heavy.
They didn't think we would notice. Just like they didn't think we would notice Little Joe walking out the door in the DARK, before the sun was up but the window by the breakfast table still had the LIGHT of day scenery up with the cheesy painted tree that NEVER blows in the WIND. Also, I see the guest star women wearing a dress and then i see another guest star woman wearing that same dress in many diffrent ephisodes, The wardrobe dept. didn't think women would notice recycled dresses...... over and over and over. I do like this show,but, I'm thinking Ben Cartwright acted more like a PASTOR to people then a Rancher because all he ever does is run around town and straighten out peoples problems....lol..
Talk about getting over your PTSD score one for Dad. You know I sometimes wonder what it would have been like living in a family like that. I think it was strong Christian values and love from those values anybody could do well regardless of your gender.
I'd love to watch this all the way through, l but honestly it's way too reminiscent of my own anxieties and it's giving me serious second-hand-embarrassment. I'm about a third of the way through and I've loved what I've seen, Michael Landon did some good work. Alfred Hitchcock presents: Vertigo.
20:11 The rock outcropping scenes were filmed at Vasquez Rocks in Santa Clarita, California. It's been featured in numerous Western and sci-fi movies and TV shows, including the STOS episode, "Arena," where Capt. Kirk battles the Gorn commander. In the background of this scene, you can see some ugly graffiti that some idiot scratched on there.
I've never seen Hoss tame a horse, he always gets stopped at the last moment and anyway I don't think a horse would be able to jump with Hoss on its back!
When did the Cartwright’s get sheep? Don’t remember any episode except when they were running that big sheep herder off who was trying to squat on their land.
Igual al sueno se dijo cerebro y algo nos protege hagamos caso eso nos pasa casi todos así no es temor solamente siguen hoy día estudiando suenis .vale pena rresoetarles bien nuestro .seguro está serie es hoy antes y después una bellesa seguirá siendo siempre viva bonanza con su ponderosa x siempre
Thanks for sharing. Sadly, not an episode I rate highly, despite Landon's competent performance. Some loose ends, notably re the pal who Little Joe beats at arm wrestling. Pity Pernell misses this episode altogether
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We all have weaknesses and that's okay. No one is perfect, no one is invulnerable. And that's what makes us human. I love Bonanza so much so many life lessons.
Edit: Michael Landon was an amazing actor
"Pride goeth before a fall." How hard it was to prove your manhood in those less enlightened times. Michael Landon turned in an award winning performance - simply outstanding. As always, Ben as a father guides his son with his deep wisdom. We could never produce a show like this today.
Oh my gosh how true! The solution was handled with love and understanding on Ben's part. Today people pay hundreds of dollars an hour to discuss phobias with a psychiatrist. An area of study that was just coming into the light.
Pride was my first thought too.
I think the reason that is because we no longer have the judeo-christian values that people have. Still have them but they're stuffed under a rock somewhere and they're not allowed to really be free so people could be exposed
We really once had a standard of doing the right thing and that really was because of Christian principles. Mercy in particular is not a universal trait that all cultures have in fact it's quite the opposite.
Was because Christ out of the concept of Mercy was introduced. For those of you who are going to start talking about China and their teachings while that doesn't work because the ancestor of China was the son of Shem. That would be Noah's son his son 16 generations.
later. This is why every history has a concept of flood because the great flood really happened.
They were eight people in a boat and it wasn't a flood that flooded the entire world it was just in the area they were inhabiting.
There were other people that were spared most likely in different areas. At the time the world had not formed the way it is today.
Biblical histories are quite interesting if you really look at it but unfortunately it gets passed on as a myth but it's really not.
Although the book of Enoch is not canon you should read that that's mind-blowing
There's a reason that it wasn't put into the scriptures because it was too freaky and sadly is happening today
@@maryannswanson3832 There's no need to spend hundreds of dollars to get over a phobia. I had 2 strong phobias. One was of heights after I fell off the edge of the cliff at the top of the Grand Canyon in the early 1970s and the other one was of all dogs after a horrible experience with a dog when I was a little girl. I'm 90% over my phobia of heights and about 95% over my phobia of midsized and large dogs. I'm not afraid of small dogs anymore. I faced my phobias without going to any psychiatrist. It's the best way.
Joe, in many ways those times were MORE enlightened than now. I believe we have lost more than we've gained since those days.
Phobias or fears are a real thing, but never let them consume you or take up your whole life. You end up pushing people away, especially your loved one and best friends that you could lose for good. By the time you see your mistake they could be long gone. This episode even taught me something important; that as a man it's not a bad thing to express your feelings and to be scared. We've just grown up in a society that expects us to always be the tough guys who never shed a tear. Where as In reality, you can't help how you feel and there's no need to have a macho man ego except be yourself
I love what you said here and it goes with what I said in my comment especially about this show actually teaching à lesson. You are so right with your observations. Thanks for sharing 👍💖🐴🐮🐾💯
You put that perfectly. Thank you.
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Some of us just plain have to live with the fact that there are some fears we just have to live with. It doesn't make you a coward, just realistic about what we can do.
Outa, listen to the song what it's like to be a man by dax. It's hard to be a man in todays western society.
Great acting of Michael Landon and Lorne Greene. What a duo!
I loved this , people saying joe is acting like a child,but fear is a real thing. Great acting
No way was he a child.Most have fears of some kind & if u can come to terms or overcome them,you are a star.For me,though I am good with natural heights,ladders freak me out & unfortunately I have to climb up to do things like opening the kitchen window.
U=It is a MOVIE, remember?????n Get real
Phobias or traumas are real. This was an excellent depiction. Michael Landon acted superbly in this episode.
Another beautiful story. What a great role for Michael Landon. A parent will always be behind his child. Lorne Greene gave a best performance as a Father to a son.
Psychology. Was becoming a new area of study, phobias/ fear of heights, claustrophobia, fear of closed small areas, which I have. The gentle, smart way Ben handled it was perfect. Ben remembered Joe as a young boy being fearful stuck up at eagles nest. Some fathers may belittle their child, but Ben knew, that was not the answer for Joe's mental fear. It reminds me of the old saying about getting back up on the horse if it throws you. 🐴🐴🐴 I love and enjoy this show so much! It tells of the problems of human life and REAL, honest ways to resolve the conflict. 👍💖 It is crucial for children to watch and I really hope adults are taking advantage of it, like at daycare centers, watch and discuss 😍🤔 🐴🐮🐾💯
Another great episode, I’d like part when Joe figure it out that Ben was trying to help him. It is ok to be afraid of things, even though you are all grown up you can never be to old to be afraid. I love how Ben try to stay calm and reasonable to Joe. Those two are the best father and son. 👍🏻👍🏻😎☺️
Great episode of how to deal with overcoming fears which am sure alot of people would be too proud to even admit.
The Bonanza episodes always have a great message! Glad you enjoyed it! 🤠👌🎬🍿
We often remark how much we learn from these episodes...lessons in psychology and interacting with people. I think we all look at Ben as a very wise and lovingly firm father.
@@GrjngoWesternSeries ,
The most moving and powerful Bonanza episode! Great acting to depict one’s fears or phobias.
Great performance by Michael Landon in this episode...Thank you for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for tuning in! 🤠👌🎬🍿
Michael Landon delivered a lot of great performances on Bonanza. The best episodes were the ones that focused on Little Joe.
Ditto!
One time I was 43 years old and got stuck on a part of a mountain in the California Sierras. I was scared shittless and cried like the biggest baby you could ever see something happened to my mind at that moment. We had to go back down the mountain and I just concentrated on getting down! once I was down I was very humbled! no ego bullshit!
Probably an anxiety attack. :( They are humbling.
Thanks for sharing. That would be scary! 👍💖😵
@@cherylangel1714 Yes,my b--i-law has them from time to time.
John Sheehan:Congrats for having the guts to share that.I salute you sir.
Thank you for sharing that.
This episode was about PTSD... Of course, during that time period it wasn't acknowledged - or recognized, not until many, many decades later. This is what Little Joe was dealing with and making him act out of character. This show was way ahead of it's time - in how it dealt with different issues.
yes ahead of it's time
Beautiful story!
Ben is a wonderful father ! 😘🥰😍👍👌⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I'll say one thing: Ben Cartwright is damn lucky that there was no forensic science back in those days. Three dead wives?....
@@killerjoe5628 you need to watch the wonderful, touching shows of Ben as a younger man and the way each wife died. 💔 It's so interesting when they go back in time and we get to see his wives. 👍💖😍
@@maryannswanson3832 MmmHmm.... Heartbreaking,... But let's hear what the boys from Dateline have to say about a man who had enough insurance on all his dead wives to by a damn ranch.... Ben is the Ponderosa killer!
A father risking life and limb for his son! I love this episode!
Named my younger son after lorne Greene, this is why, he was a great fatherly symbol
Acting like he was sliding down the slope to scare Little Joe out of his phobia and grab the gun was a stroke of genius on Ben's part.
This is one of the best episodes, def top 10
Top 25 Maybe
Michael Landon playing emotional parts has certainly improved. Loved him in this. Dan Blocker plays Hoss so naturally now and Ben's "speech" to Little Joe, with that big booming voice, priceless 😎
Very true, I love your observations! 👍💖🐴🐮🐾
I like Ben a lot. Been watching so many of these Bonaza so much lately that I've been thinking of Battle Star Galactica because Lorne Green was such a great Patriarch in that series also. Funny how a Western made me think of Sci-fi.
Hm.
Best Bonanza I've ever seen. Superb.
Another one of my favorite episodes of Bonanza
Man, that intro gave me quite a scare! Excellent acting on Michael Landon`s part!
I screamed. LOL...
Excellent performance by Greene and landan... Rip ❤️🇯🇲🥰 to all
One of my favorite episodes! So much tension and excitement🙃
Pa slid on purpose
I want to be a kid again and I want Ben for my dad. ♥️♥️♥️ Mike is such a good actor.
Mr. Cartwright Snr. Is such a loving and caring dad.
Yes! wish my dad was like him.☹
I actually was shocked to see him trying to scale the ridge to get to Joe. 😯
@@johnsheehan977 ooooook,, I
If that's the way he treats his favorite rifle I'd hate to see how he treated one he didn't like.
Joe's problem going up that rock is that he keeps looking down.
Yeah, I wondered why he kept doing that, knowing that it made him dizzy.
@@caroldannenberg9778He did not understand what was going on....
I know many have argued that Ben acts too fatherly to his sons who are old enough to make there own decisions. However I think now a days as I’ve seen being a preschool teacher, there are many parents who either ignore the issues going on with their children or deny. It’s refreshing to see that Ben kept asking what was wrong and he does care. Parents need to know what’s going on with their kids (not be controlling but also not completely ignore) children will benefit in the long run as they know that their parents care for them. Especially if they’re older they may not appreciate it but in time they will. So parents ask what’s going on with your child at school, or what they are with their friends and you will be blessed for it.
Es usted profe x pues hoy día no existen como usted hacen falta padres que lo sea usted dice deben ser si los había antes puede hoy pero no muchos ojalá se multiplique den espaldas a sus hijos no taparlos o rregsnsrled nooo es ayudarlos ser mejores seres humanos sociables con empatias x demás en todo .a usted gracias x bello comentario ojalá vida sepa esto
I've seen dozens of episodes and read hundreds of comments and NEVER have I seen ANYONE say that Ben is "too fatherly". As if there could even be such a thing.
@@AndrewVelonis yeah i don’t agree with the “too fatherly” comments from what I read these comments were mostly on TH-cam videos on why Pernell roberts stopped playing Adam (and those who were fans of Adam’s character who were sad to see him leave) He didn’t like Bens character being too fatherly for his character being late 20’s he thought his character shouldn’t always go run to daddy when he faces problems.
I named my younger son after lorne Greene, he was a great influence.
@KillerAngel it seems Pernel did not understand the unique nature of the characters of the show. All 3 sons lost their mothers at a young age. Their father lost 3 wives. Necessity and those circumstances would causs him to be a very sympathetic, loving caring, and concerned father. The show waa not his creation. His problem waa one of arrogance according to the creators. He was hired to be an actor.
Good psychological episode.
Yes indeed. Where the antagonist is yourself.
I went completely blind temporarily once because of fear of heights! It was crazy!
Glad ur ok now Hun.
love Bonanza
Such a beautiful episode.....simple but meaningfull....cant watch it enough......😍😍😍😍
Twas a great movie ! I like it very much.father's love means sacrificing his life for his child.it needs understanding his child's problem.friends need to understand and forgive each other's mistake too.a friend is a friend in times of need.thank you for this beautiful episode of Bonanza movie.More power to you all.
I love what you said here. 💖👍🐴🐮🐾
Good western well played you all poor joe was so brave to admit he was scared
great episode, the Cartwright family teaching the importance of family and addressing many social issues during its time. they don't write them like that anymore.
The portrait of wisdom is a beautiful thing..
That was a great episode the writers know each character so well this would only work between Little Joe and Ben
Oh Puma... you big strong Cat you... You own that mountain... Beautiful creature you :)
Bonanza and Duke of Hazzard best family show's ever
I hate heights. I went solo parachuting once. Loved it! I still hate heights.
Love this show.
Those saying he's acting ridiculous are missing the whole point. Hes trying to prove to himself that he's not a coward. Which is why at the very beginning they made such a big deal about the arm wrestling challange and Joe said he had nothing to prove...that was obviously done to set the tone for the entire show. Now he does have something to prove but hes ashamed of himself for being afraid.
Fear, pride, masculinity, vulnerability, courage. Woke people would call this episode toxic.
They would, indeed. I think they'd find the whole series "toxic". I can't see them the biggest Bonanza fans somehow.
They can go &........!
@@CathyKitson On the contrary… the first episode I ever watched was with actor Ossie Davis “The Wish”. Season 10 Episode 23. Became hooked after that (my daddy was a proud black man that reminded me very much of Ben Cartwright, it was one of his favorite shows). The principles in the show are universal and their wisdom “timeless”, they are also refreshing and nostalgic. Check out “The wish”… powerful episode acknowledging the injustices of the time (the very definition of woke). Cheers!
@@itspossible3381 I think there's woke and there's woke. It may be that you're describing yourself as "woke" and you could be just a liberal. I'm liberal - but definitely not woke - and BZ largely works for me. I do curl my toes at their treatment of women sometimes, but not so much that I stop watching.
As a leftist, yes, there's lots of "toxicity" in bonanza, an outdated whitewashed western. But there's a lot of progressive messaging as well.
This show sure made my hands sweat.
Timing with the music & good acting.
Thanks for uploading this episode
LOVE chases fear away - best example of that here...i think..Joe's love for his dad chased the fear away...St Paul is SO Right!!
Great episode l loved it!!!🤔
Thank you so much for your time and effort of posting all of these. Much appreciated!
Such an awesome dad.
Good episode.
Is why bonanza is a great legendary show
So scary scene of little Joe's dream where he fell trying to get his rifle epic father son scenes
A great episode from Bonaza, when Little Joe Cartwright has to conquer his fears & with the help of his Pa Benjamin Cartwright to guide him along.😢
ds episode make me cry..i love bonanza..
Mountain climbing does not work with Cowboy boots on.
LOL
Nope lol
Este episodio no lo había visto. Que programa especial
When Joe can't do things right, he takes his out his frustration on others, which is bad for himself ! 😠👍👌😁😘🥰😍⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
He overcame his fear, but look what he did to his friend. Some actions we take in life can't be undone.
He goes on like he's 10 years old in this one.
@@CathyKitson Yup, Joe, who always helps guide others who struggle, is a 10 year old in this episode. He doesn't have the maturity to handle what he sees as a personality flaw. By keeping his fears to himself and not opening up to get some input from his brothers or his Pa, he keeps struggling. A lot of adults act like they are 10 years old, I've been guilty of that myself (LOL).
@@user-pd7il3xz5j Oh, so have I! Not so much when I need help, but sometimes when I can't get my own way - you feel like flinging yourself on the floor and throwing a tantrum! :D What was worse in this was Joe's nastiness. It was totally out of character for him. As I told you, I adore him and he was suffering, but he made everyone around him suffer, too. Not nice!! I'd have felt like boxing his ears LOL.
Me gusta el programa bonanza pero hablo el idioma español gracias feliz noche
amazing that in those days some people knew about possible influence of childhood trauma on later adult life, and how to process the trauma
It's the famous Star Trek Rock! 🥰
People without wings will always feel FEAR. They do not know yet...how to use them. You just need to go to the silence inside but only the conscious will understand.
Ben Cartwright - Father of the Century.
The way to be fearless is to conquer all the fearlets.
I found out that the best way by far to get over a phobia is to face it! I had very strong phobias of heights and of dogs. I faced both phobias head on. I'm 90% over my phobia of heights and I'm 95% over my phobia of midsized and large dogs. I'm not afraid of small dogs anymore.
Grrrr. Woof! Woof woof!! Gggrrrrrrrrrrr!
X siempre bonanza y bella ponderosa x 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💯💙💙💙💙💙💙🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋
Good one
Bonanza is excellent if you are being challenged by anything.
I’ve noticed every episode that shows the dishes the Cartwright’s use is always the same pattern even for all they’ve broken. It’s a beautiful pattern. Wonder what the cutlery that went w/it looks like?
I never found climbing up a slope like that, but coming down can be difficult
Not 1 of my favorites but it's .. BONANZA!
Yes fear of heights is Avery real thing ,I to suffer from fear of heights ,and it can be terrifing
Robert Biheller, who plays Ken in this episode, had a cool role as a psycho biker named Beavo in an episode of The Fugitive. His character terrorizes Lieutenant Gerard's wife after she was in a bus accident, when she was temporarily blind. Biheller played a really good psycho heavy.
Ive had nightmares like that before. They're the worst of all nightmares
Ever think about not coming out of it?
23:15 little joe"😂❤.
Vazquez rocks. Star Trek. This was the inspiration for this
Vazquez rocks? No wonder it look familiar. I live in Santa Carita. 10 miles South. In Los Angeles County in California.
Wow good observation. Which Star trek? Maybe the one where he has to fight that huge creature by himself?! And Captain Kirk shows mercy?!
Ol' Ben. He is slicker than owl shit.
I always did like Richard Jaeckel as an actor. He wed his long time wife when she was 14 years old. My times have changed.
7:02 "Why, that puma was feeding on your sheep herd last week, Little Joe." Since when do the Cartwrights herd sheep?
They didn't think we would notice. Just like they didn't think we would notice Little Joe walking out the door in the DARK, before the sun was up but the window by the breakfast table still had the LIGHT of day scenery up with the cheesy painted tree that NEVER blows in the WIND. Also, I see the guest star women wearing a dress and then i see another guest star woman wearing that same dress in many diffrent ephisodes, The wardrobe dept. didn't think women would notice recycled dresses...... over and over and over. I do like this show,but, I'm thinking Ben Cartwright acted more like a PASTOR to people then a Rancher because all he ever does is run around town and straighten out peoples problems....lol..
Talk about getting over your PTSD score one for Dad. You know I sometimes wonder what it would have been like living in a family like that.
I think it was strong Christian values and love from those values anybody could do well regardless of your gender.
I'd love to watch this all the way through, l but honestly it's way too reminiscent of my own anxieties and it's giving me serious second-hand-embarrassment. I'm about a third of the way through and I've loved what I've seen, Michael Landon did some good work.
Alfred Hitchcock presents: Vertigo.
Ive always been terrified of falling in dreams
Can't believe how they abuse their guns throwing them around like that.
Yeah thats whats this show about. You ve got the essence of this episode🤣🤣🤣🤣
nice
Scared me seeing joe fall like that
I can't watch 14 years of this. Somebody who's made it to the end please tell me: Does Little Joe grow up a little by then?
Just watch and find out. That’s what we all did when it was first being weekly series.
@@suev3339 no I haven't got that much time for this LOL. I surmise he never did.
@@mickyalberta3484Your surmise seems presumptuous. Just watch...
A rifle as a stick, without checking if there is any ammunition left: pretty dangerous.
20:11 The rock outcropping scenes were filmed at Vasquez Rocks in Santa Clarita, California. It's been featured in numerous Western and sci-fi movies and TV shows, including the STOS episode, "Arena," where Capt. Kirk battles the Gorn commander. In the background of this scene, you can see some ugly graffiti that some idiot scratched on there.
That's the rock where Kirk fought the Gorn.
10:23 super stock footage FTW!
I've never seen Hoss tame a horse, he always gets stopped at the last moment and anyway I don't think a horse would be able to jump with Hoss on its back!
Lol
2022 agosto jou es chico impulsivo muy temerario x su carácter su personalidad hace bien su actuaciones cumplió su papel 💙💯🙋😁
When did the Cartwright’s get sheep? Don’t remember any episode except when they were running that big sheep herder off who was trying to squat on their land.
One thing about the cartwrights , they're super nosey
That is not the way you train a horse. Done properly, the horse will never learn how to buck.
Igual al sueno se dijo cerebro y algo nos protege hagamos caso eso nos pasa casi todos así no es temor solamente siguen hoy día estudiando suenis .vale pena rresoetarles bien nuestro .seguro está serie es hoy antes y después una bellesa seguirá siendo siempre viva bonanza con su ponderosa x siempre
Thanks for sharing. Sadly, not an episode I rate highly, despite Landon's competent performance. Some loose ends, notably re the pal who Little Joe beats at arm wrestling. Pity Pernell misses this episode altogether
What would have taken courage is saying sorry to his short friend
What was Adam's last episode?
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