I never realized that. Growing up i always thought little joe was, but now after watching reruns on youtube i can see hoss was just immense in this series. RIP HUSS.
I loved it 5:36 when Adam is thrown out the way Hoss is looking at him on the ground and Adam with his hand tells Hoss to get in there not talking with his mouth my hand like he was saying get your butt in there and help our little Brother
The saloon keeper was none other than Leanard Nimoy (Spock on Star Trek). He befriended the ape man (Cal Bolder) and he got on Star Trek at least one episode. Cal was in the marines in Korea and was awarded the Purple Heart, had a football scholarship to college, and later became an LAPD cop. He pulled over a producer and gave him a speeding ticket the producer was enamored with his size, (6 '4" 260 pounds ) and offered him a chance to act, Cal grabbed it and had an excellent acting career, by the way, he was quite intelligent, lol, great acting job in this episode.
I watched this episode for the first time in 2008, after reading the novel in the 11th grade the year previous, and immediately saw the parallels between the novel and this episode. This episode was also trying to teach young men the nature of women like Cheri Bell, of whom the modern equivalent would be OnlyFans girls. A piece of television I would recommend for anyone, and my favorite episode of Bonanza ever.
Hits home this episode. The way Hoss tries to help the big guy. But can't. Makes you think of that time with people who were special. What help they actually received.
In my opinion, this episode is among the best of the Bonanza show. Not about cowboys et al, but about the fragile hearts of people. Cal Bolder was superb in his role. Given that most of Bolder's Hollywood roles were, well, problematic, I bet he appreciated this job. Writer Gene L. Coon wrote a stellar script here. DirectorJames Yarbrough superbly led a sensitive story. Rodolfo Hoyos, Hollywood unsung but always brilliant in his roles, big or small. Dan Blocker is amazing here. Leonard Nimoy: in this work, just Ok. The David Rose music score is haunting with the tragic trumpet. A great episode.
Truly a sad episode and one I can't watch again. He wasn't a truly bad person just misunderstood and mentally handicapped who was too strong for his own good.
That description of yours applies to Lenny in "Of Mice and Men", but not Arnie. The latter was mentally handicapped, true, but that is no excuse for being so quick to jump on people, or for murdering a vagrant and taking his money. His statement that the money "wouldn't do him no good" serves to demonstrate that he very well understood death. Yet he still murdered - at least twice. Adam and Joe were correct about him. Adam warned, "We didn't do anything to make Him that mad, but if you hadn't come along, he may have killed somebody." Lenny, on the other hand, was not quick to fly off the handle and hurt someone. He was truly gentle and never "meant no harm" or "want no trouble".. He killed in a state of confusion - Arnie killed in a state of rage. Arnie, despite his handicap and whatever endearments he may or may not have possessed, was every bit a murderer.
This was an emotional episode. Strong, not bright, lonely, and overly emotional, Arnie had every strike against him. So much so that even Hoss' concern, friendship, and aid wasn't enough to prevent Arnie's demise.
I'm on psych meds and some times I'm misunderstood like that. My baby girl Cherish straightened me up. She's my little savior next to the Lord Jesus. This episode makes me cry now
Marc Durso's comment makes sense, I was just thinking about while acting one must create a scenario of drama, anger, fear, anxiety, irony, revenge, and joy, happiness, excitement, etc. This is obviously training and it would take an extraordinarily intelligent person to accomplish these fine attributes. Creating a scenario people are enticed to absorb, and become enticed by, the superb acting according to the script.
Spock in a saloon! To add Cal Bolder was married to Billie, for almost 50 years, had children and grandchildren. One of the grandchildren? Dain Craver runs an orchard named CraveOrganics.
Once again this episode tried to show respect for everyone no matter what that person might look like be friendly to the lonely another good episode thank you Could you please do another Adam episode he's so gracious in the way he tries to help someone just gets to involved because he has a good heart thank you again i await the next episode with hope ❤
At the mark of 40:39 ,,,,,,,,, Sheriff Coffee asks Ben if he knows where Granite Point is ,, but actually nobody even mentions that Arnie or Hoss is at Granites Point . The Sheriff seem to be able to read minds .....
The sheriff ask Ben are you ready to take us out to this granites point, yet Ben never tells him its granites point were the man is.🤨🤨 Total blooper. haha
I feel so sorry for Arnie and ain't sorry for that killed jerk farmer and the mean saloon girl. Their pathetic lives costed nothing . They were truly were wolves as Hoss said but I can add they behaved like coyotes, mercyless cowards. Bears grizzli can't live with wolves or coyotes...
Toupees are made to look real. If you buy a cheap toupee, it will look fake. Hoss's toupee looked very real; I doubt you could tell his real hair on the top of his head from the hair that was bought for the top of his head.
I've always wondered who was the stronger of the two in real life, and then to make it three just throw in "Hercules" from the circus episode. What a contest that would have been.
Sad, inhuman nature, how idiots thought, treated and drove an innocent person to teACT to their hate and insensitivity....yesterday and still today. One is different only in the intolerant's eyes. He/she sees him/herself no different to anyone else.
39:52 The sheriff asks ben where Hoss is going and Ben avoids answering. Then at 40:32 the sheriff asks Ben if he's ready to lead them out to granite point. Suddenly out of thin air he knows where the guy went? 38:35 Ben tells Hoss he killed a girl last night and Hoss doesn't really look surprised or shocked. Very poor acting from Dan Blocker in that scene.
Hoss you’re telling Adam and Joe to go on home that he has some talking he needs to do to the big man. I just gotta tell you that that Ben probably isn’t going to like that and it just ain’t always real safe to poke PopPa Bear Ben. 😅
This doesn't make sense Joe is to you young to drink not Michael Landon but Joe is only 20 here at least he has to be cause on season 4 on one ep Ben tells a girl Joe just turned 22 so that mean season 3 he was 21 season 2 20 and season 1 19. And if you have to be 21 to be in a bar Joe shouldn't be in there on season 1 and 2 drinking
Before people knew heat kills germs, they drank way more beer than they drank water. This includes children. Beer got heated because people thought heating it was part of the process, and then they let it cool. I think germs were discovered by a Frenchman, Louis Pasteur.
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Dan Blocker was the heart and soul of Bonanza. When he passed on, the show ended.
I couldn’t agree with you more!
lo mismo hubiera pasado si se hubiera muerto otro, el alma de bonanza eran los tres Lorne Greeen, Michael Landon y Dan Blocker
I never realized that. Growing up i always thought little joe was, but now after watching reruns on youtube i can see hoss was just immense in this series. RIP HUSS.
He was also a veteran
I loved it 5:36 when Adam is thrown out the way Hoss is looking at him on the ground and Adam with his hand tells Hoss to get in there not talking with his mouth my hand like he was saying get your butt in there and help our little Brother
The saloon keeper was none other than Leanard Nimoy (Spock on Star Trek). He befriended the ape man (Cal Bolder) and he got on Star Trek at least one episode. Cal was in the marines in Korea and was awarded the Purple Heart, had a football scholarship to college, and later became an LAPD cop. He pulled over a producer and gave him a speeding ticket the producer was enamored with his size, (6 '4" 260 pounds ) and offered him a chance to act, Cal grabbed it and had an excellent acting career, by the way, he was quite intelligent, lol, great acting job in this episode.
I so appreciate people like you that take the time to post this stuff about the actors. Thanks!!
🖖Thanks
It wouldn't be the last time Cal Bolder appeared. Just look at "The Fighters."
That's so wholesome, thanks for sharing this
Thanks for the info!
Hoss, you were fighting because Arnie threw Adam halfway across the street and was mopping the floor with Joe. One of the best episodes.
🤣😂🤪
Good ole Hoss. Gotta lovem.❤️
There are certain episodes that connect with real life and people...this is one of them.
"Of Mice and Men". That's where the idea came from.
I watched this episode for the first time in 2008, after reading the novel in the 11th grade the year previous, and immediately saw the parallels between the novel and this episode.
This episode was also trying to teach young men the nature of women like Cheri Bell, of whom the modern equivalent would be OnlyFans girls.
A piece of television I would recommend for anyone, and my favorite episode of Bonanza ever.
@@PhilMante This is a great reply. Thank you for contributing!
@@PhilManteI watched this episode for the first time in 1972. So incredibly sad.
@@GiftSparks Sad, yes. But so incredibly accurate.
Hits home this episode. The way Hoss tries to help the big guy. But can't. Makes you think of that time with people who were special. What help they actually received.
Very true, makes you think about treating mentally disturbed people back then.
@@ericcrawford3453it was kind of like the same about the other dark episode the dark gate with James Coburn
@@LindaMerchant-bq2hp I will wacth it thanks, I like James Coburn.
In my opinion, this episode is among the best of the Bonanza show. Not about cowboys et al, but about the fragile hearts of people. Cal Bolder was superb in his role. Given that most of Bolder's Hollywood roles were, well, problematic, I bet he appreciated this job. Writer Gene L. Coon wrote a stellar script here. DirectorJames Yarbrough superbly led a sensitive story. Rodolfo Hoyos, Hollywood unsung but always brilliant in his roles, big or small. Dan Blocker is amazing here. Leonard Nimoy: in this work, just Ok. The David Rose music score is haunting with the tragic trumpet. A great episode.
"The Fighters" showed what else could have become of Arnie: a guy that went too far in the other direction.
One of my favorite shows, glad i can share it with my kids now.
Truly a sad episode and one I can't watch again. He wasn't a truly bad person just misunderstood and mentally handicapped who was too strong for his own good.
That description of yours applies to Lenny in "Of Mice and Men", but not Arnie. The latter was mentally handicapped, true, but that is no excuse for being so quick to jump on people, or for murdering a vagrant and taking his money. His statement that the money "wouldn't do him no good" serves to demonstrate that he very well understood death. Yet he still murdered - at least twice. Adam and Joe were correct about him. Adam warned, "We didn't do anything to make Him that mad, but if you hadn't come along, he may have killed somebody." Lenny, on the other hand, was not quick to fly off the handle and hurt someone. He was truly gentle and never "meant no harm" or "want no trouble".. He killed in a state of confusion - Arnie killed in a state of rage. Arnie, despite his handicap and whatever endearments he may or may not have possessed, was every bit a murderer.
My favorite episode, love ole Hoss!!!
Hoss was such an amazing, kind character.
14:11 "How come pigs is better than people?" ... can't answer that question 60 years later.
This was an emotional episode. Strong, not bright, lonely, and overly emotional, Arnie had every strike against him. So much so that even Hoss' concern, friendship, and aid wasn't enough to prevent Arnie's demise.
36:31 Moral of the story is don't be a simp😕🙅🏽♂️
Bingo. This was about 60 years before the term was coined for a guy who was crazy about a girl who was just using him.
The best episode ever.... he needs only love and patience. 😥😥😥😥😥😥😥
Happy you enjoyed it! 🤠✌🍿📺
This episode is like Of Mice and Men kind of
It is Of Mine and Men.
I read it was based on it. Although I'm glad they didn't make Hoss have to shoot Arnie.
So interesting to see a very young Leonard Nimoy in this kind of role.
I had to do a double take. I didn't even notice it was Leonard Nimoy at first.
@@yougetagoldstar a0
Thanks! I would have not caught it unless he said "Live long and prosper"
He also starred 5 times in Tombstone Territory.
It's really amazing how different he seems.
Forgot what they were fighting about, I love it
I'm on psych meds and some times I'm misunderstood like that. My baby girl Cherish straightened me up. She's my little savior next to the Lord Jesus. This episode makes me cry now
Mr. Spock and a red headed frankenstein monster - EPIC 🤩
You're one of the few commenters I don't have to ask which kind of monster they're referring to; the answer is right in your comment.
45:15 Me on Monday morning at work
45:18 Me by Monday afternoon and the rest of the week
😂😂😂😂😂
38:01, the posse gets prepared to go after Arnie. L.Nimoy is great in this scene!
I wanted to thank you so much for putting these episodes up here!!
Marc Durso's comment makes sense, I was just thinking about while acting one must create a scenario of drama, anger, fear, anxiety, irony, revenge, and joy, happiness, excitement, etc. This is obviously training and it would take an extraordinarily intelligent person to accomplish these fine attributes. Creating a scenario people are enticed to absorb, and become enticed by, the superb acting according to the script.
You can tell Dan blocker had stuntmen during the fight scenes
"It sounds as thought it were. . " says Pa. So nice to hear good English!!A tv character undestanding the hypothetical!
Spock in a saloon! To add Cal Bolder was married to Billie, for almost 50 years, had children and grandchildren. One of the grandchildren? Dain Craver runs an orchard named CraveOrganics.
Sad, but a good story👍 👌👌😁✌🥰😘
Seems like where Mel Brooks got the idea for Mongo in Blazing Saddles.
Funny how Hoss's stuntman was never as big as he was.
I was wondering about that. It was a great fight scene.
Once again, a great message from Bonanza!
I'm such a bear type guy too.
Thanks a lot for uploading and sharing this old series.
Best regards luck and health.
At this point, they hadn't settled into their iconic credits display.
One of the saddest episodes of Bonanza.
OMG It's Spock!
Once again this episode tried to show respect for everyone no matter what that person might look like be friendly to the lonely another good episode thank you
Could you please do another Adam episode he's so gracious in the way he tries to help someone just gets to involved because he has a good heart thank you again i await the next episode with hope ❤
Bang on Queen the Cartwright’s arrived for their share of troubles.
not even hoss could have really dealt with that guy !!
18:26, Sherry Bell and crew make fun of Arnie.
Best fight scene 😂
It must have been a tough life being a saloon owner in the old west, bar room fights with the furnishings and fittings all broken and shot up.
They find replacements in the the prop department 😂
Its sad people try to be a friend to help you but sometimes people just dont learn
Remake of "Of Mice and Men". Still very effective.
They never could find a stunt double that looked like Dan Blocker, could they?
Talk about icons in this episode.
@7:30 Hoss is fighting Arnie because he wants his waistcoat back that he used to wear at the beginning of season 1.
😂😂😂
15:24, Little Joe and Adam tell Hoss that Arnie is bad news!
At the mark of 40:39 ,,,,,,,,, Sheriff Coffee asks Ben if he knows where Granite Point is ,, but actually nobody even mentions that Arnie or Hoss is at Granites Point . The Sheriff seem to be able to read minds .....
that's sharp by you to notice that!
Granite point on the rim or realm
My uncle and aunt used to watch these shows. I watched this episode and I'm glad I didn't watch this in my youth.
Arnie the build of a super NFL linebacker he was
WHERE THE HELL WAS THE VULCAN DEATH GRIP WHEN YOU NEED IT!!!!
The vulcan shoulder pinch
Those punches constant special effects
The sheriff ask Ben are you ready to take us out to this granites point, yet Ben never tells him its granites point were the man is.🤨🤨 Total blooper. haha
Lol, yeah. I noticed that too.
I feel so sorry for Arnie and ain't sorry for that killed jerk farmer and the mean saloon girl. Their pathetic lives costed nothing . They were truly were wolves as Hoss said but I can add they behaved like coyotes, mercyless cowards. Bears grizzli can't live with wolves or coyotes...
This episode reminds me of "Of Mice and Men."
I have never once seen an episode where the Cartwright did not leave half of beer on the bar.
Toupee watch - Hoss still has his natural hair in this early episode.
Toupees are made to look real. If you buy a cheap toupee, it will look fake. Hoss's toupee looked very real; I doubt you could tell his real hair on the top of his head from the hair that was bought for the top of his head.
Someone once told me adam wore a toupee
@@LindaMerchant-bq2hp Adam lost the hair on the top of his head.
@@LindaMerchant-bq2hpAdam wore a toupee from the very start of the series. So did Lorne Greene.
Leonard Nimoy (Mr. Spock on Star Trek) as Freddy the Bartender.
Gene Coon wrote this episode. Gene also wrote scripts for Star Trek as well.
I've always wondered who was the stronger of the two in real life, and then to make it three just throw in "Hercules" from the circus episode. What a contest that would have been.
Live long and prosper
Today, society would find some excuse not to punish a murderer especially if they were underprivileged.
You have to keep the public safe
Or rich and privileged.
The scream at 45:15 tho
Good remake of "Of Mice and Men"
Spock should have Given ARNIE A VULCAN NECK PINCH
Annie could have play the Hulk role
You mean "Arnie?"
When he got really mad and breathing hard I kept thinking "Hulk Smash!!" lol
Sad, inhuman nature, how idiots thought, treated and drove an innocent person to teACT to their hate and insensitivity....yesterday and still today. One is different only in the intolerant's eyes. He/she sees him/herself no different to anyone else.
Oh really huh.
Thought it was Billy The Kid, or OJ SIMPSON .
GEE THANKSS FOR BEING SO SMART MR.
RODGERS. YOUR SO COOL & SMART... PIFF
O.J. Simpson was a goat.
Interesting.
Cartwright brother three Adam,hoss, Joseph
Hoss❤
For some reason... I wouldn't trust Arnie alone too long with a pig or a sheep for that matter!!😁 jus' sayin'
Hoss kinda met his match there. The world sometimes isn´t real nice with folks like Arny. 😞
If the two had a fight in real life, the Ape actor would give Hoss a stomping.
@@linsqopiring6816 yep
@@linsqopiring6816 MAYBE NOT.. HOSS IN REAL LIFE COULD BEAT EVERYMAN IN HIS HOMETOWN WHILE IN HIGH SCHOOL 😂
@@dwannbrown280That doesn't tell us a lot since we don't know what the best fighters were in his home town.
Spock time traveled back to the1860s to observe earth history.
Cant control his own feelings caused his Death.
Candy gram for Mongo !!!
How does the sheriff automatically know that it's granite point if the cartrights talked privately?
6:48 Ohh, yo' lil' petticoats gettin' milky moist all of a sudden, huh?
"Spok" being a bar tender...
39:52 The sheriff asks ben where Hoss is going and Ben avoids answering. Then at 40:32 the sheriff asks Ben if he's ready to lead them out to granite point. Suddenly out of thin air he knows where the guy went?
38:35 Ben tells Hoss he killed a girl last night and Hoss doesn't really look surprised or shocked. Very poor acting from Dan Blocker in that scene.
Hoss you’re telling Adam and Joe to go on home that he has some talking he needs to do to the big man. I just gotta tell you that that Ben probably isn’t going to like that and it just ain’t always real safe to poke PopPa Bear Ben. 😅
Arnie lived in that old miners shaft house
Heyy, look at Spock! 💙
She thought they was fighting over her? 😂
What would take those 2 guys to pick up that tree log arnie took up by one man
LOL WHERE DID THAT ROCK COME FROM? 🤣
32:48 35:00
A bit of "Mice & Men" in this episode ...
Pretty much ripped off Steinbeck on this one.
No I’m not crying...
I’ve just got something in my eye.😢
Spock, you lost your ears!
Of Mice and Men😥
After arnie struck hoss 2nd time at granite point ide say all bets are off let the posse arrest him
Of mice and men
So Sad!!
That gal really has a bad character
Shari Belle
DID ANYONE NOTICE THE YOUNG LEONARD NIMOY aka (Mr Spock ) AS THE GAMBLER??
This doesn't make sense Joe is to you young to drink not Michael Landon but Joe is only 20 here at least he has to be cause on season 4 on one ep Ben tells a girl Joe just turned 22 so that mean season 3 he was 21 season 2 20 and season 1 19. And if you have to be 21 to be in a bar Joe shouldn't be in there on season 1 and 2 drinking
Before people knew heat kills germs, they drank way more beer than they drank water. This includes children. Beer got heated because people thought heating it was part of the process, and then they let it cool. I think germs were discovered by a Frenchman, Louis Pasteur.
So, are you satisfied lady now that you’re able to see what you started by your unkind words? 😡😡😡
Of Mice and bonanza
Spock you are not being logical
Spock, arming yourself for posse duty to hunt a woman slayer thinking emotional not logical
20:37
En ese ydioma nose espayol y si