My family used to watch Bonanza when we first came to the US in 1982. It was our favorite tv show. We did not speak English at the time, but somehow we understood everything that was going on. I was a 4-6 year old kid at the time and did not know what was going on most of the time, but each member of our family had a favorite character between Ben, Adam, Hoss, and Little Joe. Great times, and now after some 40 years later I find this and I have now watched over 20 episodes in about a week's time. What great quality television!!!
My favorite always Michael Landon, he had it all, a good actor, screenwriter, director, producer, and on top of that, a good singer and extremely handsome with a perfect face. For me he will always be the best... RIP
Grew up watching this show with my pawpaw. Don’t remember any of the episodes. Watching it with fresh eyes. Watching all the seasons and episodes in order.
I grew up watching.. I don't remember.. I am watching it with.. I am watching all the seasons.. It's weird how people don't state who is doing things, any more, just "watching movie", "driving car", not "I am watching a movie" or "I am driving a car".
Me too. Here's a bit of a stat for you : whenever they have brought out the show on DVD, the sales drop dramatically AFTER the sixth season release, which coincides when Pernell left the series. I don't believe in coincidences.
@@voiceofreason7856 I loved Adam so much because of his rugged good looks. The show for me just lost it all when Pernell Roberts left. I felt the same way about my fave being Alex o'loughlin aka steve mcgarrett #2 in the reboot of Hawaii five-0. I dearly loved bonanza and hawaii five-0 with Alex o'loughlin and James macarthur as danny Williams on the original Hawaii five-0! That is saying a lot as I married a retired Navy Seal. Iost him in 2018 and my life has never been the same. Two of the best shows I ever had the pleasure of watching along with Voyage to the bottom of the sea with David Hedison aka captain lee crane. Have a great weekend. Blessings from Gloria and Bear and my Heavenly crew from Tx and Heaven
@@lynettepalecek3141 Joe is the baby of the family and hot-blooded compared to his mature elder brother Adam that can think things through. Joe can’t see the consequences of his actions; he simply reacts to a situation.
The song "Careless Love" suits Little Joe very much . The lyrics were very simple but the lyrics represented the real feeling of a newly grown up young man . Some of the lyrics said , when the careless love gone . I cried last night and the night before , tonight I cry no more. I love my brothers and papa too . And then he repeated " I love my brothers and papa too" for two times . Michael Landon sang this song very softly and was remarkable and the song represented how a simple child-like young guy love his father & brothers deeply as well as all his careless love to the girls 😂😂😂
A very fine episode with superior performance from sensible Adam (Pernell Roberts). Adam Williams, playing Red Twilight, who is out to avenge his brother's accidental death at Hoss's hands, also delivers a credible maniacal performance, matched by Little Joe's vengeful streak. Engaging final fist fight.
This was a marvellous and great episode! Thanks a million for posting Grjngo - you're the best !! I just so so love watching Bonanza - I watch every evening !!!
Love this episode and the showcase of care and concern between the family - Adam looking out for Little Joe by acting as his conscience all while staying cool and level headed, Ben's genuine expressions of love and affection for his sons, and Little Joe's righteous anger and defense over his brother. Really great stuff.
I just started watching Bonanza. I watch Little House on the Prairie. Michael Landon lead me to watch Bonanza. Glad I did. Great Show. All those handsome guys on one show ❤❤❤
I agree it was fun being young, I am probably the same age group as you I am in my late 60s now. Things are definitely not the same for me seem to get pushed to one side not listen to. Anyway that’s the way it is had a great time, now it’s all over🥲
@@jonhohensee3258 Hoss was my favorite brother of the three in Bonanza too. What do you mean "No he wasn't" referring to CJ's remark? It's simply a matter of opinion. In shows like this everyone has a favorite character.
I always love the Cartwright family they are loving people mr. Cartwright had a big heart for people I too grew up watching the Cartwright Bonanza because I love the Bonanza
Other than the slapstick violence the family, and integrity, honor, lawfulness, patience, understanding, encouragement, the strength of character, friends, shall I keep growing. I grew up watching this show and am only now see, experiencing the benefits this show brings to the viewers. The writer, creators, the scripting, direction, and production, I wonder if they had any idea of their timeless investment and their visionary futuristic metaphor?
Oh brother. It's a good show but you are coming on a little too strong there. A lot of shows back then were overtly moralistic, Bonanza wasn't special in that regard.
I seen them all and I still feel like there's something historical about this show ,it's I trip back watching them ,but also was a good show . Enjoy your channel!
Willie Twilight was killed by Hoss Cartwright accidentally and Hoss was shot by his brother. At last Hoss was was cured from his ailment and everything goes well. A good episode. Little Jo's performance was awesome. He took revenge to his brother's enemy. So the title is called vengeance. It's meaning is -take revenge. Fantastic show. Western Classic.❤❤❤😊😍😍😘😘🙂
I have watched these reruns at least 5 times each. And enjoyed watching the show as it was on tv originally as a kid. Series would have continued if Hoss , Dan Blocker had not died after a operation. After he died. Nobody on the show had motivation to keep going with it. That doing the episodes without Dan Blocker just hurt the cast to much emotionally.
Adam has been seen in a nightshirt with - roughly described - a white background and red stripe like design, in a few episodes. I spotted it on Little House on the Prairie, years later - Mr. Olsen was wearing it ! I swear it was the same night shirt they sent up from the central costumes department ! Either that, or the Ponderosa was closer to Walnut Grove than they admitted - and they shared such things ! LOL
@@voiceofreason7856 Little Joe is the same character to me as Charles Ingles. Something happened to make him leave the ranch and head out on his own. I guess you could theorize that when Adam left Joe got the pajamas and then Joe gave the pajamas to Mr Olsen but it doesn't make much sense the relatively wealthy store owner would be wearing hand me downs from the Ingles family.
@@linsqopiring6816 LOL...Of course, and like I said, we know there's costume departments at the various studios. It makes sense that some costumes - such as night shirts - would seldom get used, and could last for literally years. As a side note, it was sort of interesting that the 'Candy' character on Bonanza was often wearing what looked like some of the early costume pieces that Adam wore like the red shirt / black leather vest combo.
@@voiceofreason7856 Yea I remember Candy always wore that. I always thought it made him kind of look like a carnie. I don't remember Adam wearing that though, and hard to imagine Adam dressing kind of goofy. So I'll have to watch out for that. How early in the series did Adam wear that?
@@linsqopiring6816 Probably only the first and second seasons, then they ALL pretty much had their 'regular costumes' set ! I thought Adam looked good in the red and black - it really looked good with his dark hair, and hazel eyes. The first episode that comes to mind when Adam wore the red shirt and black leather vest was " The Savage" and I seem to remember that in the episode " The Sisters" he wore the red shirt in a scene or two, also. It varied those first two seasons or so. He was also seen wearing a grey shirt, a brown shirt and a white shirt back then, too, mostly with his black jeans and black hat. After that, he pretty much wore his signature " Man in Black" ( ! ) outfit, for the most part - which was always my preferred costume, overall. It really set him apart - clothing wise - from the other three Cartwrights who wore more 'colourful' costume shades including green, brown, grey, blue, etc. :)
I feel bad for the ranch hand who was killed and his family, if he had a family. Totally innocent in all of this and dies. Not very fair to be collateral damage.
@@RussiaIsARiddle778 Yep. But Ben should've warned the hand about the trouble that was coming. That way he could've been waiting on the porch with a shotgun! 🤨
Good episode, but should have shown Cartwrights having a bit of compassion for the murder of their cowhand. Good, Hoss OK, time to be so grateful, but someone on your payroll was just gunned down.
Gave all that information to a total stranger who rides into the ranch. The field hand should have known that Hoss was still vulnerable to attack and keep quiet.
Things were done differently then.so easy to heal gun shot wounds and what a simple life style. High standards of respect and compassion given to the elderly .
@@alberttropeano3909 yes the next week's episode you won't be able to tell he was ever shot in the back. No pain. No limping. No cane . He'll be lifting cows over his head and mending fences and riding horses all day. Too bad it doesn't work that way in real life. Love the show and gunsmoke too.
44:49 love how this episode came to an end. Wow!!!! Little Joe to backshooter : " I made a promise backshooter and I want you to taste it first!! I want you to feel it before I blow your brains out!!" Adam to Little Joe : "Blow his brains out, it's only going to bring you down to the same level of the man you're going to kill"
@@williegordon7899 No, Joe is 'not' the only one worried about Hoss, but he is going about it the wrong way in thinking vengeance is going to solve the problem, when it will only make things far worse...
Great to see the inimitable Adam Williams, actor and aviator. He often worked some problematic Hollywood roles, but whatever the job, he brought much talent. I always was engaged by his roles. I totally loved him as the sailor in the Twilight Zone episode, The Hitchhiker. Here, his part is limited, but he gave the role depth. As for the rest of this episode, well, just Ok.
Great episode! Everytime I see Roy Engle, who played the doctor, I think of his role as President Grant in The Wild Wild West! Put a beard on him and he looked a lot like Grant.
Hard to believe Lorne Greene was only 44 in the first episodes. He looks so much older. Pernell Roberts and Dan Blocker were only 13 years younger than him.
I know, that all three sons are handsome and attractive. The father is also attractive. But Little Joe is sooo beautiful. His eyes, his hair colour, his hairstyle his nose, his height, his voice. From a visual point of view, the perfect boy/man (at least for me. Of course it's a matter of taste). One of the most beautiful men ever.
There were many things that, to our 21st century eyes, seem wrong about this show. But when you take into account it was made in the 1960s and set in the 1860s, then you realise that our modern thinking doesn’t fit. I have watched this show since I was 6, 61 years ago, and have always loved it. Little Joe forever Lynne
Hi Lynne ! Fancy meeting you here !!! :) It's 'Jane' ( in Canada ) formerly on Bonanza Legacy chat site and 'poster of stories' on Bonanza Legacy site', too ! And also the Wattpad site for a few years now. Last time I checked on the Legacy site, they STILL had the calendar up for July 2018 - what's with that ?!!! The site looks quite dead if they can't even keep the calendar up-to-date. How are you doing, and are you still posting your stories on your own website ? As you can see I post comments under Voice of Reason and there is usually a picture of Adam as my avatar - when they allow you to use your own avatar, and not just a letter ! :) Take care and keep promoting our favorite show . :)
at first I thought Willie's death was a bit ridiculous but with the added detail of his heart condition and his drunken stupor affecting him it does make sense.
Near the end of episode 53, bad guy Red reins up at the Ponderosa, and shoots the helpful hand twice. The hand falls. Red goes into the house. Joe and Adam show up, and see the hand lying on the ground, shot. Then they move towards the house. When they come out, after Joe is stopped from shooting Red by Adam, and Hoss makes it down, they're all good with how everything would up. But what about the hand? He wasn't seen being carted off, and no one asked about him again - but Joe and Adam saw his condition when they arrived. Wouldn't the sheriff have the last word and say that even though Red wouldn't hang because Hoss lived, he would hang because of the Ponderosa hand he shot. Did the hand survive then? Oh, the loose ends.
We see the mistakes in judgement and action because we are the viewer, but in real life we make plenty of these missteps. Also, the episode has to play out, so the writers need the characters to make what we see as faulty choices.
All right - just where did the ranch hand who was lying dead in the yard end up when Little Joe & Red Twilight were brawling? And the firewood he was carrying... lol
Well, Ben did say he'd make sure one of the ranch hands was there to help while he was gone. Of course though the ranch hand got killed. I guess what Ben should've done was send the ranch hand to get the sheriff while he guarded the place against Red Twilight, or at the very least told the hand to watch out for a killer on his way there. The poor ranch hand was clueless.
Little Joe was the youngest son of the family.. There was a big distance of the age among the three sons. From the episode of " Inger my Love" Adam at least older than Hoss for six years , therefore , I think Hoss at least older than Little Joe for 3-5 years . Because when the father Ben met Hoss's mother was a poor man in "nger my love" but was a well dressed rich man when he met Joe's mother in "Marie my love" . Therefoe, Adam should older than little Joe at least 10 years. (In real life, Pernell Roberts & Dan Blocker older than Michael Landon for more than 8 years ) Adam was mature , calm and gentle . Hoss was also gentle and caring about his father and brothers . Little Joe was Ben's youngest and most beloved son. Actually he was spoiled severely by the father Ben. In the first episode of season 1 , Adam had already complained this to Ben . But Ben made himself an excuse . Little Joe was spoiled and like a wild horse difficult to control . His temper is hot and very emtional . In Joe's eyes , there was only right or wrong , no grey zone. He expressed his emotion and feeling in a very straight way. When he happy，he laughed , sometimes he even played childish tricks to his elder brothers. When he sad , he cried . When he angery , he would fight and was always the first ones who streched out his fists to others even towards his elder brothers . But we could not deny , Little Joe also a kind hearted person and loved his father and brothers very much . He was at his very young age , only 22 years old who always liked to chase after the girls just as Adam said 😂😂😂
Lorne Greene was 13 years older than Pernell Robert's and Dan Blocker, who were the same age as each other. Dan Blocker and Pernell Roberts were 8 years older than Michael Landon. As for their characters Adam was the eldest son. Hoss was 6 years younger than Adam. Joe was 6 years younger than Hoss and 12 years younger than Adam. In season 1 Little Joe was only 17 Hoss 23 Adam 29
There were actually 3 different photos of Little Joe 's mother although the one whom was the final pick was the one in the episode Marie My Love, Actress Felicia Farr. In the beginning it was a painting and then in the episode The First Born where Joe's half brother Clay Stafford shows up he's showing Joe a black and white photo of their mother and finally the photo of the actual pick to be their mother is the last one whom actually is finally making an actual appearance on the show as Marie is Felicia Farr and Ben had a photo of her and Adam's mother Elizabeth and Hoss's mother Inger on the top of his desk in the episode The Frenchman , but yeah I 've seen that drawing that was supposed to be Joe's mother in maybe 2 or 3 different places hanging up on the walls in different buildings
17.53 "You two boys are to stay here. And this time you are not to disobey me. Please do as I ask." First he orders them and then askd them nicely. Kind of funny.
Funny due to maturity and watching with a careful eye, when Joe tackled the guy on the top of the stairs, his stunt double stepped in and he was very obvious at the bottom of the stairs stumbling over the chair, fairly close look-alike.
As a kid I watched every episode played even now as a 62 yr old I enjoy watching and remender many of the episodes I regret saying this is one episode I truly did not enjoy bc of the attitude little joe had sure he was concern about hoss but I couldn't watch all of the show stopped around 17;35
I recently saw an episode in which Little Joe killed someone's brother, who then wanted revenge. Also, there have been several episodes in which one or another of the Cartwrights was wrongly accused and relied on the legal process for vindication.
My family used to watch Bonanza when we first came to the US in 1982. It was our favorite tv show. We did not speak English at the time, but somehow we understood everything that was going on. I was a 4-6 year old kid at the time and did not know what was going on most of the time, but each member of our family had a favorite character between Ben, Adam, Hoss, and Little Joe. Great times, and now after some 40 years later I find this and I have now watched over 20 episodes in about a week's time. What great quality television!!!
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My favorite character is Hop Sing.
These brothers stick with each other, they feel each other pain, great family show😍
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Those two were the same in real life from the things I heard. Just like brothers.
That's the way families r suppose too b love it thank u
I watch Bonanza over and over I never get tired. Story of human
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Always love meal time scenes. So comforting.
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My favorite always Michael Landon, he had it all, a good actor, screenwriter, director, producer, and on top of that, a good singer and extremely handsome with a perfect face. For me he will always be the best... RIP
Grew up watching this show with my pawpaw. Don’t remember any of the episodes. Watching it with fresh eyes. Watching all the seasons and episodes in order.
I grew up watching..
I don't remember..
I am watching it with..
I am watching all the seasons..
It's weird how people don't state who is doing things, any more, just "watching movie", "driving car", not "I am watching a movie" or "I am driving a car".
Me too grew up watching this, I too can’t remember any episodes
@@OriginalPuro Stop being so immature and childish.
Never boring with the Cartwright family!♥️😥🤧
My fave was always Adam! Dark and handsome man and brave! The show died for me when Adam left! Tx fan
Yes it did.
Me too. Here's a bit of a stat for you : whenever they have brought out the show on DVD, the sales drop dramatically AFTER the sixth season release, which coincides when Pernell left the series. I don't believe in coincidences.
@@voiceofreason7856 I loved Adam so much because of his rugged good looks. The show for me just lost it all when Pernell Roberts left. I felt the same way about my fave being Alex o'loughlin aka steve mcgarrett #2 in the reboot of Hawaii five-0. I dearly loved bonanza and hawaii five-0 with Alex o'loughlin and James macarthur as danny Williams on the original Hawaii five-0! That is saying a lot as I married a retired Navy Seal. Iost him in 2018 and my life has never been the same. Two of the best shows I ever had the pleasure of watching along with Voyage to the bottom of the sea with David Hedison aka captain lee crane. Have a great weekend. Blessings from Gloria and Bear and my Heavenly crew from Tx and Heaven
Adam still is my favorite
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Glad Adam is the coolest n most level-headed guy among the Cartwrights. Doesn’t get into problems n prevents problems.
No that would be Ben. Adam may have more book learning but Ben has the wisdom that comes with maturity and age.
@@linsqopiring6816 You're wrong.
@jeffrey koh. I agree. When Ben was getting overly angry at Joe, Adam calmed down Ben.
@@lynettepalecek3141 Why bother to respond to someone if all you're going to say is you're wrong?
@@linsqopiring6816 Because you are wrong.
Lot of real felt intense emotion in this one. I felt that was well done. I could truly feel Ben and Joe's anguish over Hoss' health predicament.
If you missed it, listen to Joe’s ragged breathing when he takes his gun off of Red and puts it in his holster. That was raw emotion.
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Well of course Joe is still panting, you haven't discovered anything unique that we didn't all hear and see.
@G. Yes, and Adam was the level headed one.
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Joe is the baby of the family and hot-blooded compared to his mature elder brother Adam that can think things through. Joe can’t see the consequences of his actions; he simply reacts to a situation.
@@redblade8160 That's true.
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Great episode! I totally love the Cartwrights!❤❤❤❤
These shows are keeping me up past bed time.🥰 love them.
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Me too , it's fun watching all Cartwrights👍🏻👍🏻 full entertainment! ❤️❤️
Beautiful ending!! I enjoyed every minute of this episode
I have to admit Adam was awesome how he handled things with Little Joe. I wish I would've had an older brother like Adam.
The song "Careless Love" suits Little Joe very much . The lyrics were very simple but the lyrics represented the real feeling of a newly grown up young man . Some of the lyrics said , when the careless love gone . I cried last night and the night before , tonight I cry no more. I love my brothers and papa too . And then he repeated " I love my brothers and papa too" for two times . Michael Landon sang this song very softly and was remarkable and the song represented how a simple child-like young guy love his father & brothers deeply as well as all his careless love to the girls 😂😂😂
A very fine episode with superior performance from sensible Adam (Pernell Roberts). Adam Williams, playing Red Twilight, who is out to avenge his brother's accidental death at Hoss's hands, also delivers a credible maniacal performance, matched by Little Joe's vengeful streak. Engaging final fist fight.
This was a marvellous and great episode! Thanks a million for posting Grjngo - you're the best !! I just so so love watching Bonanza - I watch every evening !!!
Me too! I was bummed when I thought I ran out of episodes I had an already watched!
Joe and Hoss were really very close. Joe didn't want to live without his best buddy.
I admire his loyalty to his family🥰
Cartwright men always caring big hearts
Love this episode and the showcase of care and concern between the family - Adam looking out for Little Joe by acting as his conscience all while staying cool and level headed, Ben's genuine expressions of love and affection for his sons, and Little Joe's righteous anger and defense over his brother. Really great stuff.
I HAVE ALWAYS LOVED BEING A PART OF THE BONANZA FAMILY
I used to watch this tv show with my mom.I loved it then and I just enjoyed it cause I haven't seen it in some years
I just started watching Bonanza. I watch Little House on the Prairie. Michael Landon lead me to watch Bonanza. Glad I did. Great Show. All those handsome guys on one show ❤❤❤
Takes me back in time. They were better considering where we are now. It was fun being Young
I agree it was fun being young, I am probably the same age group as you I am in my late 60s now. Things are definitely not the same for me seem to get pushed to one side not listen to. Anyway that’s the way it is had a great time, now it’s all over🥲
Hoss was my favorite brother🤠
No he wasn't.
@@jonhohensee3258 Hoss was my favorite brother of the three in Bonanza too. What do you mean "No he wasn't" referring to CJ's remark? It's simply a matter of opinion. In shows like this everyone has a favorite character.
@@billh.8515 He wasn't your favorite.
@@jonhohensee3258 Wym "no he wasn't" are you denying their opinion??? It doesn't even make any sense
@@coltgun876 It's pretty obvious that I'm saying Hoss wasn't CJ's favorite.
I always love the Cartwright family they are loving people mr. Cartwright had a big heart for people I too grew up watching the Cartwright Bonanza because I love the Bonanza
Let me say this I always watch Bonanza every night I don't miss a night❤❤❤❤💋💋
Bonanza sure is keeping me young And I treat people nicerEveryone of them had a good part. THANKS for Bananza !!
Other than the slapstick violence the family, and integrity, honor, lawfulness, patience, understanding, encouragement, the strength of character, friends, shall I keep growing. I grew up watching this show and am only now see, experiencing the benefits this show brings to the viewers. The writer, creators, the scripting, direction, and production, I wonder if they had any idea of their timeless investment and their visionary futuristic metaphor?
I agree with Richard..!!
Oh brother. It's a good show but you are coming on a little too strong there. A lot of shows back then were overtly moralistic, Bonanza wasn't special in that regard.
I disagree with Sam Rosenbalm. No other show provided the engaging style of loosely strung together stories with a strong patriarch.
Sometimes i wish i lived in days like that.
I seen them all and I still feel like there's something historical about this show ,it's I trip back watching them ,but also was a good show .
Enjoy your channel!
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Adam Williams was a WW2 Navy pilot and decorated war hero and was awarded the ..Navy Cross...the second highest military award.
Willie Twilight was killed by Hoss Cartwright accidentally and Hoss was shot by his brother. At last Hoss was was cured from his ailment and everything goes well. A good episode. Little Jo's performance was awesome. He took revenge to his brother's enemy. So the title is called vengeance. It's meaning is -take revenge. Fantastic show. Western Classic.❤❤❤😊😍😍😘😘🙂
Remember watching this like it was yesterday’s television 📺
Thank you so much for posting. This was a great episode.👏👏👍💞
Little Joes fight scenes are awesome I reckon - complete dynamo and probably pretty hard on the actors.
I have watched these reruns at least 5 times each. And enjoyed watching the show as it was on tv originally as a kid. Series would have continued if Hoss , Dan Blocker had not died after a operation. After he died. Nobody on the show had motivation to keep going with it. That doing the episodes without Dan Blocker just hurt the cast to much emotionally.
Hoss' nightgown is priceless. Muahaha... gorgeous!
Adam has been seen in a nightshirt with - roughly described - a white background and red stripe like design, in a few episodes. I spotted it on Little House on the Prairie, years later - Mr. Olsen was wearing it ! I swear it was the same night shirt they sent up from the central costumes department ! Either that, or the Ponderosa was closer to Walnut Grove than they admitted - and they shared such things ! LOL
@@voiceofreason7856 Little Joe is the same character to me as Charles Ingles. Something happened to make him leave the ranch and head out on his own. I guess you could theorize that when Adam left Joe got the pajamas and then Joe gave the pajamas to Mr Olsen but it doesn't make much sense the relatively wealthy store owner would be wearing hand me downs from the Ingles family.
@@linsqopiring6816 LOL...Of course, and like I said, we know there's
costume departments at the various studios. It makes sense that some costumes - such as night shirts - would seldom get used, and could last for literally years. As a side note, it was sort of interesting that the 'Candy' character on Bonanza was often wearing what looked like some of the early costume pieces that Adam wore like the red shirt / black leather vest combo.
@@voiceofreason7856 Yea I remember Candy always wore that. I always thought it made him kind of look like a carnie. I don't remember Adam wearing that though, and hard to imagine Adam dressing kind of goofy. So I'll have to watch out for that. How early in the series did Adam wear that?
@@linsqopiring6816 Probably only the first and second seasons, then they ALL pretty much had their 'regular costumes' set ! I thought Adam looked good in the red and black - it really looked good with his dark hair, and hazel eyes.
The first episode that comes to mind when Adam wore the red shirt and black leather vest was " The Savage" and I seem to remember that in the episode " The Sisters" he wore the red shirt in a scene or two, also. It varied those first two seasons or so. He was also seen wearing a grey shirt, a brown shirt and a white shirt back then, too, mostly with his black jeans and black hat. After that, he pretty much wore his signature " Man in Black" ( ! ) outfit, for the most part - which was always my preferred costume, overall. It really set him apart - clothing wise - from the other three Cartwrights who wore more 'colourful' costume shades including green, brown, grey, blue, etc. :)
Lol Joe can be a hothead at times!!!! It takes Adam to be level headed!!!!
It takes Ben more than Adam.
@@linsqopiring6816 I disagree.
@@lynettepalecek3141 I disagree too!
Adam is aaaaahmaZZZZZing!⭐️
@@rhondawoodhouse5508 I agree with you completely!!
What a great episode! This show is packed full of life lessons !
Very good western. Well played everyone
Loving the family unity.
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I feel bad for the ranch hand who was killed and his family, if he had a family. Totally innocent in all of this and dies. Not very fair to be collateral damage.
Gave away too much information. To a total stranger. SMH
@@RussiaIsARiddle778 Yep. But Ben should've warned the hand about the trouble that was coming. That way he could've been waiting on the porch with a shotgun! 🤨
Good episode, but should have shown Cartwrights having a bit of compassion for the murder of their cowhand. Good, Hoss OK, time to be so grateful, but someone on your payroll was just gunned down.
Gave all that information to a total stranger who rides into the ranch.
The field hand should have known that Hoss was still vulnerable to attack and keep quiet.
Did anyone notice that the field hand was gone when Joe and Red dove outside fighting where he was lying?
Things were done differently then.so easy to heal gun shot wounds and what a simple life style. High standards of respect and compassion given to the elderly .
I like so many episodes but this has got to be one of the most outstanding 💗💗💗
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Great videos! I enjoy watching them. Thanks to whoever put them together.
Glad you enjoy them. Thanks for watching and dont forgett to subscribe, there are meny more episodes to come! 🤠✌🍿📺
Yeah, I'm grateful Grjngo uploaded them; I just wish he wouldn't put those thumbnails up at the end on top of the videos.
@@ApartmentKing66 Yea I don't think they serve any purpose since most people watching are already hooked.
I'm watching 2023. Love bonanza
Adam seemed to recover pretty quickly from that gunshot wound, wherever it was.
The bullet grazed his temple, which would stun him but not necessarily knock him out.
@@Coupal1 Aaah... Gotchya! 👊😎
Hoss recovered quickly, too.
@@alberttropeano3909 yes the next week's episode you won't be able to tell he was ever shot in the back. No pain. No limping. No cane . He'll be lifting cows over his head and mending fences and riding horses all day. Too bad it doesn't work that way in real life. Love the show and gunsmoke too.
@@tomlynch3760 Ah,but how much time passes between episodes?!
This is a GREAT episode! I’ve watched it 100 times!
Thanks for sharing this Great episode Vengeance.
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Always a moral to the story. Hollyweird take note!!!!!
44:49 love how this episode came to an end. Wow!!!!
Little Joe to backshooter : " I made a promise backshooter and I want you to taste it first!! I want you to feel it before I blow your brains out!!"
Adam to Little Joe :
"Blow his brains out, it's only going to bring you down to the same level of the man you're going to kill"
Maybe if Willie wasn't a drunk he'd still be alive.
Seems like Joe is the only one worried about Hoss.
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No, Joe is 'not' the only one worried about Hoss, but he is going about it the wrong way in thinking vengeance is going to solve the problem, when it will only make things far worse...
@Solo. That was well said!!!
@@redblade8160 That's right.
Very together family.
At the beginning when joe and Adam find Hoss, Adam tells Joe to ‘get going’. He sounded just like Pa
Well, wasn't Pa. But was his oldest brother
@Kerry. That's because Adam was used to being the older, wiser, and level headed brother to Little Joe.
@@daysyperez5103 Can't you read? Kerry said that Adam SOUNDED like his pa. Kerry never said that Adam was his brother.
@@lynettepalecek3141 What are you talking about? You're the one that seems doesn't understand my comment!!!
Great to see the inimitable Adam Williams, actor and aviator. He often worked some problematic Hollywood roles, but whatever the job, he brought much talent. I always was engaged by his roles. I totally loved him as the sailor in the Twilight Zone episode, The Hitchhiker. Here, his part is limited, but he gave the role depth. As for the rest of this episode, well, just Ok.
Didn't they have hospitals in the 19th century? Today if someone got shot they wouldn't have them in their home trying to get better.
I love Bonanza ❤
Great episode! Everytime I see Roy Engle, who played the doctor, I think of his role as President Grant in The Wild Wild West! Put a beard on him and he looked a lot like Grant.
Wow that was some episode 👍
Hoss' nightie is so great.
Yeah, but how did they get him in it?
So very glad I got to visit the Ponderosa ranch in Incline village before it was removed.
Why did he throw the knife over Little Joes head? Lol ,,,Bonanza still #1 Best Western T.V. show ever!!!
Sure as heck.
Hard to believe Lorne Greene was only 44 in the first episodes. He looks so much older. Pernell Roberts and Dan Blocker were only 13 years younger than him.
The desk clerk was played by Olan Soule. He played the desk clerk and the choir director in "The Andy Griffith Show."
I know, that all three sons are handsome and attractive. The father is also attractive. But Little Joe is sooo beautiful. His eyes, his hair colour, his hairstyle his nose, his height, his voice. From a visual point of view, the perfect boy/man (at least for me. Of course it's a matter of taste).
One of the most beautiful men ever.
Oh my!!! You ok???
@@kjnest Yes, thanks.
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Hoss my all time favorite ☺️
There were many things that, to our 21st century eyes, seem wrong about this show. But when you take into account it was made in the 1960s and set in the 1860s, then you realise that our modern thinking doesn’t fit.
I have watched this show since I was 6, 61 years ago, and have always loved it.
Little Joe forever
Lynne
Hi Lynne ! Fancy meeting you here !!! :) It's 'Jane' ( in Canada ) formerly on Bonanza Legacy chat site and 'poster of stories' on Bonanza Legacy site', too ! And also the Wattpad site for a few years now. Last time I checked on the Legacy site, they STILL had the calendar up for July 2018 - what's with that ?!!! The site looks quite dead if they can't even keep the calendar up-to-date.
How are you doing, and are you still posting your stories on your own website ? As you can see I post comments under Voice of Reason and there is usually a picture of Adam as my avatar - when they allow you to use your own avatar, and not just a letter ! :) Take care and keep promoting our favorite show . :)
Still loved it
Awesome 👌
at first I thought Willie's death was a bit ridiculous but with the added detail of his heart condition and his drunken stupor affecting him it does make sense.
Really good show
A very well acted and good episode.
The hotel manager also played the forensic specialist in the original dragnet.
The hotel manager was played by Olan Soule. He also played the hotel manager and the choir leader in "The Andy Griffith Show."
Thank you for sharing
Near the end of episode 53, bad guy Red reins up at the Ponderosa, and shoots the helpful hand twice. The hand falls. Red goes into the house. Joe and Adam show up, and see the hand lying on the ground, shot. Then they move towards the house. When they come out, after Joe is stopped from shooting Red by Adam, and Hoss makes it down, they're all good with how everything would up. But what about the hand? He wasn't seen being carted off, and no one asked about him again - but Joe and Adam saw his condition when they arrived. Wouldn't the sheriff have the last word and say that even though Red wouldn't hang because Hoss lived, he would hang because of the Ponderosa hand he shot. Did the hand survive then? Oh, the loose ends.
All true. Loose ends=money+time on a production set. So, loose ends must be...
Read vengeance on bonanza fanfiction and you got your answer
Why would you spoil it for those who have never seen it .
Milton lane if you still have not seen this episode its there since 1961 ...... spoilers🤣🤣🤣
Hoss never had an enemy in his life? He's a Cartwright! 😂
The inn keeper was the choir director in Andy Griffith show
Olan Soule...he was also SID man Ray Murray in the late 60s incarnation of "Dragnet."
Mary was also on Andy Griffith. Tried to con Barney into marrying her.
@None Yun. He was also the hotel manager in "The Andy Griffith Show." His name was Olan Soule.
@@ApartmentKing66 Olan Soule was also the hotel manager in "The Andy Griffith Show."
I love these shows but it bugs me how many episodes that just a simple conversation if people would let someone speak might’ve changed
We see the mistakes in judgement and action because we are the viewer, but in real life we make plenty of these missteps. Also, the episode has to play out, so the writers need the characters to make what we see as faulty choices.
@@user-pd7il3xz5j true but at the same time this was a bit silly
All right - just where did the ranch hand who was lying dead in the yard end up when Little Joe & Red Twilight were brawling?
And the firewood he was carrying... lol
How stupid was Ben leaving Hoss there by himself especially after the girl told him that guy was going to finish the job.
It wouldn't have had the exciting finish if he hadn't.
dumb episode
Yeah 😊 they really more lucky than smart
Well, Ben did say he'd make sure one of the ranch hands was there to help while he was gone. Of course though the ranch hand got killed. I guess what Ben should've done was send the ranch hand to get the sheriff while he guarded the place against Red Twilight, or at the very least told the hand to watch out for a killer on his way there. The poor ranch hand was clueless.
@@billh.8515 thanks for the input friend! I live vicariously through these folks so it seems like a real experience and I'm in it😃
Little Joe was the youngest son of the family.. There was a big distance of the age among the three sons. From the episode of " Inger my Love" Adam at least older than Hoss for six years , therefore , I think Hoss at least older than Little Joe for 3-5 years . Because when the father Ben met Hoss's mother was a poor man in "nger my love" but was a well dressed rich man when he met Joe's mother in "Marie my love" . Therefoe, Adam should older than little Joe at least 10 years. (In real life, Pernell Roberts & Dan Blocker older than Michael Landon for more than 8 years ) Adam was mature , calm and gentle . Hoss was also gentle and caring about his father and brothers .
Little Joe was Ben's youngest and most beloved son. Actually he was spoiled severely by the father Ben. In the first episode of season 1 , Adam had already complained this to Ben . But Ben made himself an excuse . Little Joe was spoiled and like a wild horse difficult to control . His temper is hot and very emtional . In Joe's eyes , there was only right or wrong , no grey zone. He expressed his emotion and feeling in a very straight way. When he happy，he laughed , sometimes he even played childish tricks to his elder brothers. When he sad , he cried . When he angery , he would fight and was always the first ones who streched out his fists to others even towards his elder brothers . But we could not deny , Little Joe also a kind hearted person and loved his father and brothers very much .
He was at his very young age , only 22 years old who always liked to chase after the girls just as Adam said 😂😂😂
The character of Little Joe was 17-18 years of age.
Lorne Greene was 13 years older than Pernell Robert's and Dan Blocker, who were the same age as each other. Dan Blocker and Pernell Roberts were 8 years older than Michael Landon.
As for their characters
Adam was the eldest son.
Hoss was 6 years younger than Adam.
Joe was 6 years younger than Hoss and 12 years younger than Adam.
In season 1
Little Joe was only 17
Hoss 23
Adam 29
not a word said about the poor ranch hand that got blasted
It is amazing that the picture in the hotel lobby is a picture of Little Joe's mother
There were actually 3 different photos of Little Joe 's mother although the one whom was the final pick was the one in the episode Marie My Love, Actress Felicia Farr. In the beginning it was a painting and then in the episode The First Born where Joe's half brother Clay Stafford shows up he's showing Joe a black and white photo of their mother and finally the photo of the actual pick to be their mother is the last one whom actually is finally making an actual appearance on the show as Marie is Felicia Farr and Ben had a photo of her and Adam's mother Elizabeth and Hoss's mother Inger on the top of his desk in the episode The Frenchman , but yeah I 've seen that drawing that was supposed to be Joe's mother in maybe 2 or 3 different places hanging up on the walls in different buildings
I guess the ranch hand wasn’t hurt to bad seems he must’ve got up and walked away….
He became ( the stunt man that played ) Little Joe in the fight scene on the stairs. Can't be in two places at once, I guess !
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17.53 "You two boys are to stay here. And this time you are not to disobey me. Please do as I ask."
First he orders them and then askd them nicely. Kind of funny.
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He
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Heart
Señor Caballo is my favourite, too. He had a heart of gold.
Papa Ben makes two decisions. Both almost kill Hoss.
Little Joe makes two decisions. Both save Hoss' life.
Hoss is strong!
Willie was one one the phoniest drunks I've ever seen on any show.
31.36 Stunning colours!
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Funny due to maturity and watching with a careful eye, when Joe tackled the guy on the top of the stairs, his stunt double stepped in and he was very obvious at the bottom of the stairs stumbling over the chair, fairly close look-alike.
As a kid I watched every episode played even now as a 62 yr old I enjoy watching and remender many of the episodes I regret saying this is one episode I truly did not enjoy bc of the attitude little joe had sure he was concern about hoss but I couldn't watch all of the show stopped around 17;35
You killed my willy!
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Could we show a little concern for the dead hired hand?
Bob MILES Michael Landon stuntman .
A minute of silence.
I recently saw an episode in which Little Joe killed someone's brother, who then wanted revenge.
Also, there have been several episodes in which one or another of the Cartwrights was wrongly accused and relied on the legal process for vindication.