Pernell Roberts' performance in dramatic / comical scenes - so damn excellent , no one could ever take that talent away from him ... NO ONE at all . Superb job . R.I.P. 💐
@@linsqopiring6816Pernell Roberts is a legend and one of the most talented actors ever! Master both tv and theatre. What is it that you dont understand?
An extremely well-scripted, acted and directed episode. One of Pernell's best performances as Adam. He was truly a highly talented yet underrated actor. Keir Dullea, Otto Kruger, William Zuckert, Kevin Haven and Ron Soble all shone in their supporting roles. Once again, Adam is the brains of Bonanza with a heart to match. The humanity of this series is truly humbling. I especially liked Keir's Bob Jolley facing the truth about his flawed but innocent father and his guilt over his father's lonely, tragic death. A very moving episode that still resonates after more than five decades. That is the true test of any art form, especially drama. Many thanks again for airing this fine episode.
@@hannahcruz1440 Pernell never regretted leaving the show. He went on to an award-winning theater career and a more satisfying and lucrative TV gig as the lead on Trapper John MD. Pernell also was a social and political activist, having marched for civil rights with Dr. King at Selma. He may have foregone making millions of dollars had he stayed on Bonanza, but he led a million-dollar life in values, in my humble opinion. Most important, he did it his way, to paraphrase Paul Anka's song. That's what counts.
@@arlineabdalian8974 Well said! D Dortort admitted he had been too hard on Pernell and hadn't appreciated him enough and he enhanced any part he was given, He left the door open for Pernell to come back but as we know he never did. When Pernell agreed to the part he was promised diversity in the role but it didn't happen, Pernell tried for 3 years to give suggestions to improve his part but they were rejected, he asked to work on a part time basis so he could do other things but D Dortort refused so for the next 3 seasons Pernell gave up trying and saw his contract out . For his own sanity he did not renew his contract and left and the 7th season onwards was not the same and lacking in losing the Adam character. Pernell went on to bigger and greater things and had a lucrative career....What would you do for your own peace of mind and sanity, in todays world mental health is an issue but back then Pernell decided it was for his mental health that he left...I applaud him! RIP Pernell!
One of the most inspiring moments in any show is when a person stands up for another person not because they like them or even agree with them but because it is right.
Growing up i used to like little Joe but after watching all the reruns in RUclips adam was sure darn outstanding. RIP ADAM, was never the same when you left Bonanza.
Outstanding performance by Pernell Roberts again and again, the supporting actors and what a great story behind, and a superb directing. Thanks for the upload 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
An extremely well acted and written theatrical performance by all actors. The beauty of story telling espoused by Pernell and the other actors is why theater is so beneficial to the art of the story telling leading a culture into the honor, integrity and value of asking valuable question's.
@@GOLDVIOLINbowofdeath neck and neck !! Too close to call !!! Bonanza to me was more western to me because of the ranch work and local town !!! Less refined to me made it better more like John Wayne west !!!! By the way nobody from either show could ever out cowboy the DUKE !!!!!
@@GOLDVIOLINbowofdeath Don't get me wrong when I was a kid I watched the High Chaparral-wild wild west and every John Wayne movie I could find !!!!! The Duke was just so different then everybody else it's almost hard to explain !!!! To me he was the perfect cowboy and then I really loved Hoss !!! Just a simple big ole cowboy !!!!!
Lol. 😃Adam walked over to that guy and motioned him to get up out of his chair. Then he stood up in the chair, propped is leg up on the table and his presence commanded attention...Baby!!! I loved it...mmm.
Actually, the senator was the culprit and blame was on the young fellow Jolly. He was accused of the murder. But at last he was released from the jail because Adam Cartwright fought the case and did his best and released him. Everybody knew who the culprit was. Fantastic episode! Another thing that Jolly was so handsome man, so innocent. I liked him very much. This episode touched my heart. Nice episode. I liked it.
Excellent episode, as others have noted. Even the camera work and editing were a bit above average. For interesting camera work, check out the episodes directed by Robert Altman.
I think that judge was a spineless wimp. Instead of doing his duty as a judge, he caved in and did not have the balls to stand up for justice. This is especially galling in a capital case, when a man’s life was at stake. The senator and that other man were just crooks, but a judge who violates his oath … I just cannot stomach that at all.
Because Brando and Dean had made the Rebel movies new idols many of the actors that would have been leading men in movies had turned to television. In my opinion they are far better actors but they don’t fit the Rebel mode. But that’s why these older TV shows are so good because of the high talented actors they had on the show.
Nevada didn't have federal senators until 1865, after the statehood was rushed through just prior to Lincoln's win in the 1864 presidental election. This story is set in the 3 1/2 years period that the Nevada Territory existed prior to this, when they didn't have senators.
I just ordered one after watching all I could on the el patron. I recently bought a treager pellet but I wanted the sear for steaks, the pizza option and just plain old wood and charcoal cooking flavor. Hope it doesn't take 3 months!
The slow camera pan of the town banner is a significant part of US History--the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. Bonanza had much sensitivity to present this. Also to hire Perry Lopez, Alex Montoya and Rafael Lopez(no relation to Perry).
In the opening scene, they can be seen loading the wagon with sacks of grain. If they own the biggest ranch in Nevada, why don't they just grow all that grain and whatnot? They are all the time going into town to buy supplies that the land they own could easily supply.
They use that land for range and pasture. Grain takes plowing, seeding, irrigation, harvesting and threshing. All that takes equipment and manpower. Time and money.
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Pernell Roberts' performance in dramatic / comical scenes - so damn excellent , no one could ever take that talent away from him ... NO ONE at all . Superb job . R.I.P. 💐
I TOTALLY AGREE! HE IS ABSOLUTELY SUPERB!!!!!!
@@rhondawoodhouse5508 Me too, I Agree.
@@rhondawoodhouse5508😅😅😅
30:09 That's one of the hammiest deliveries I've ever seen. What talent was there to take?
@@linsqopiring6816Pernell Roberts is a legend and one of the most talented actors ever! Master both tv and theatre. What is it that you dont understand?
Gosh I just LOVE Adam. Pernell Roberts was such a fine actor, he commands the scenes he's in.❤Another great episode!
He was my Mom's favorite also.
As a boy, Adam was never my favorite; now I´m seeing him in another light, and I like his character.
It takes brains to appreciate Adam.
Awesome performance by Pernell Roberts! 👏👍
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An extremely well-scripted, acted and directed episode. One of Pernell's best performances as Adam. He was truly a highly talented yet underrated actor. Keir Dullea, Otto Kruger, William Zuckert, Kevin Haven and Ron Soble all shone in their supporting roles. Once again, Adam is the brains of Bonanza with a heart to match. The humanity of this series is truly humbling. I especially liked Keir's Bob Jolley facing the truth about his flawed but innocent father and his guilt over his father's lonely, tragic death. A very moving episode that still resonates after more than five decades. That is the true test of any art form, especially drama. Many thanks again for airing this fine episode.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for tuning in! 🤠✌🍿📺
To bad he didn't stay on the show. it would have been better for him in the long run.
@@hannahcruz1440 Pernell never regretted leaving the show. He went on to an award-winning theater career and a more satisfying and lucrative TV gig as the lead on Trapper John MD. Pernell also was a social and political activist, having marched for civil rights with Dr. King at Selma. He may have foregone making millions of dollars had he stayed on Bonanza, but he led a million-dollar life in values, in my humble opinion. Most important, he did it his way, to paraphrase Paul Anka's song. That's what counts.
@@hannahcruz1440 can B C n he was a little bit of. - x. F3@. Jacket (; && c ) )
@@arlineabdalian8974 Well said! D Dortort admitted he had been too hard on Pernell and hadn't appreciated him enough and he enhanced any part he was given, He left the door open for Pernell to come back but as we know he never did. When Pernell agreed to the part he was promised diversity in the role but it didn't happen, Pernell tried for 3 years to give suggestions to improve his part but they were rejected, he asked to work on a part time basis so he could do other things but D Dortort refused so for the next 3 seasons Pernell gave up trying and saw his contract out . For his own sanity he did not renew his contract and left and the 7th season onwards was not the same and lacking in losing the Adam character. Pernell went on to bigger and greater things and had a lucrative career....What would you do for your own peace of mind and sanity, in todays world mental health is an issue but back then Pernell decided it was for his mental health that he left...I applaud him! RIP Pernell!
I think Ray Teal was the best sheriff ever on the show. I like that guy.
What about Kurt's father, Bing Russell?
@@kenchristie9214Both were great.
Negative, he was too old to be sheriff, and he let a lot of prisoners escape due to his incompetence.
One of the most inspiring moments in any show is when a person stands up for another person not because they like them or even agree with them but because it is right.
Fantastic Episode starring Adam
I just love Adam!
So sad when Adam left the show.
So do I Hannah.
Growing up i used to like little Joe but after watching all the reruns in RUclips adam was sure darn outstanding. RIP ADAM, was never the same when you left Bonanza.
Really, one of the best episodes I've seen.
Awesome to hear. Thanks for tuning in! 🤠✌🍿🎬
Pro tip : watch series on Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using them for watching loads of movies lately.
@Duncan Xander yup, I've been watching on flixzone for since november myself :)
The Crucible is another one.
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Outstanding performance by Pernell Roberts again and again, the supporting actors and what a great story behind, and a superb directing. Thanks for the upload 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Yaaahooo thank you thank you for another great episode i Love guys for this more Adam please please
Wow! Adam Cartwright was an excellent detective! Colombo would be proud. That was quite an ending! I really liked this episode.
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Mr Parnell made Bonanza the great show that it was
Hoss
Ben , Adam , Hoss and Little Joe all of The Cartwright Clan made the show TaTa August 17 , 2022
No the entire ensemble cast made it a great show, not just Pernell Roberts.
Oooo, Pernell Roberts at his best! Gotta love that man!💕 Excellent series-Bonanza. Thanks again for the uploads.👍🤗✌️
An extremely well acted and written theatrical performance by all actors. The beauty of story telling espoused by Pernell and the other actors is why theater is so beneficial to the art of the story telling leading a culture into the honor, integrity and value of asking valuable question's.
Excellent appraisal and I agree wholeheartedly. Thanks for your insightful post!
yv0
Huh, I like Pernell Roberts so much, great action!
I love this episode, Adam was not a farmer but a good lawyer
rancher
Adam and his family were never farmers, they were ranchers.
Still went on after he left. The repeats that r on now r ones after he left.
Another good show with great acting and story line about how law can be twisted holding back evidence.
My absolute favorite of the Bonanza series! Soo glad I found this. Many Thanx!👍👍👍🤗✌️
i like when Adam has the lead roll
Wow the Cartwright's really man crush!
What sort of roll did he have here? Dinner roll? Crescent roll? Rock and roll?
This was a great episode. None of that ridiculous silliness. This is the kind of story I watch Bonanza for.
It was excellent. I admit, I watch for both types of stories.
I like the silly episodes. They were all such great comedic actors. The serious episodes are great though
I usually don’t like silly episodes on tv shows that are dramatic but I laughed all the way through the comedic Bonanzas!
Though,
Some of their slapstick was hilarious.
How about Hoss's first taste of the spaghetti
@@adamfox9245 yes or the opening scenes in “Springtime” either the fighting .. superb
Adam the triple threat ❤️
🐄 rancher.. cowboy 🤠.. detective 🕵️♂️
@donovan Hendricks They don’t have an emoji for that 🤪
@@fearfullywonderfullymade860 LOL
I love the cartwright rip to their beautiful souls
Adam is the coolest wisest, bravest just outright cool dude!!! 👍
Yes he was. And beautiful
The senator has the perfect credentials to be one of the top doj bosses of today.
'I despise people who descend to hatred.' Now there's a statement if ever I've heard one! LOL
Yeah, some people don't like other people, and I hate people like that. 😁
Cartwright is really a big school. Through it many excellent actors graduated.
I like that Hoss just casually breaks someone's hand and is like, "Walk it off." 🤣
Each of the Cartwrights were big on truth and justice.
juju a
Joza Texan
And greedy on the amount of land they had...
"Sticking neck out for the underdog". 🥳🥳🥳 THANKS 🤗🥰🙏🤝🕊
Happy you enjoyed it. Thanks for tuning in! 🤠✌🍿🎬
Love all the Cartwright's. But Adam is my favorite. That's a cowboy...
Seems like Pernell show have done a lawyer show. He sure was awesome at that on this episode!
Keep them episodes coming
Yaaaaasssss
SOOOOO BEAUTIFUL EPISODE. ❤❤❤❤❤
Very well written and acted episode.
How many "old friends" does old Ben Cartwright have scattered across heaven and earth? 431 episodes worth
That's about right. And they all trickled in one week at a time.
Much more!
LOL!
And how many of those 'old friends' ended up stabbing him in the back for his wealth? Proves money isn't everything.
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Now THAT was a great moment for Hoss. Far from being the eternal doofus, he's a force to be reckoned with!
Awesome job on this episode Adam! Very good!
You may also enjoy this classic episode: ruclips.net/video/DkfqO7DU3sE/видео.html
Bonanza I think the best written and acted western series in the history of TV !!! And didn't have to be trashy or dirty to be great !!!
@Ponderosa Ranch my how things have turned for the worst
No, that would be The High Chaparral
@@GOLDVIOLINbowofdeath neck and neck !! Too close to call !!! Bonanza to me was more western to me because of the ranch work and local town !!! Less refined to me made it better more like John Wayne west !!!! By the way nobody from either show could ever out cowboy the DUKE !!!!!
@@GOLDVIOLINbowofdeath Don't get me wrong when I was a kid I watched the High Chaparral-wild wild west and every John Wayne movie I could find !!!!! The Duke was just so different then everybody else it's almost hard to explain !!!! To me he was the perfect cowboy and then I really loved Hoss !!! Just a simple big ole cowboy !!!!!
Adam is the heart and soul of the family❤
Lol...minute mark @29:29 this is the reason some do not like Adam, but this is the reason I do. 😘😘😘😘😘
Love this episode!
Glad you enjoyed it! You may also enjoy this film: ruclips.net/video/XNBj75M0C9o/видео.html
There’s nothing like the sweet smell of some ‘Cartwright Justice’ in the morning!😊
Adam's the Stud!
I really liked this one too.
Keir Dellea, what an actor. He was fabulous in 2001: A Space Odyssey.
AHH! I was wondering what else I had seen him in!
Lol. 😃Adam walked over to that guy and motioned him to get up out of his chair. Then he stood up in the chair, propped is leg up on the table and his presence commanded attention...Baby!!! I loved it...mmm.
The , Cartwright ,man crush never stops 🤭
I wished Keir Dullea featured in more episodes of Bonanza.
👍👌👏 Great performances! Thanks a lot for uploading and sharing this old series.
Best regards luck and health.
About the 10th time watching this episode..
AMAZING!
Actually, the senator was the culprit and blame was on the young fellow Jolly. He was accused of the murder. But at last he was released from the jail because Adam Cartwright fought the case and did his best and released him. Everybody knew who the culprit was. Fantastic episode! Another thing that Jolly was so handsome man, so innocent. I liked him very much. This episode touched my heart. Nice episode. I liked it.
one of my favorite episodes!
19:04
"Open the jail cell door, adam"
"I'm sorry, bob. I'm afraid i can't do that"
Hal on startreck ‘sorry I can’t do that’
@@cindykaywebster4643 Ummm...we know. That's why we "liked" it.
If only such outcomes were possible today.
Thankfully, the more civlised governments have abolished capital punishment.
@@kenchristie9214 & now civilized country turns violent criminals loose to assault or murder us.
Another nail biting episode. Noice.
I enjoy seeing a "Cold Case" solved a finally justice.
EXCELLENT!
Yeah I really like adam
😍😍😍 oh Adam
This story of the new railroad trampling all over poor homesteaders is reoccurring in many of the old westerns.
Keir Dullea went on to a sucessful hollywood career.
I was going to marry Adam when I grew up. Was never fussed about little Joe, but I loved Hoss as well.
Thanks 👍🏽👌🏽
No problem 👍
Excellent episode, as others have noted. Even the camera work and editing were a bit above average. For interesting camera work, check out the episodes directed by Robert Altman.
Good show
great
My boy hors n Joe 🤙
I love Adam so handsome
childish...
I wish he would have shaved more often though. In half the episodes, he looks like a running ad for Brand X razors.
Very good
I think that judge was a spineless wimp. Instead of doing his duty as a judge, he caved in and did not have the balls to stand up for justice. This is especially galling in a capital case, when a man’s life was at stake. The senator and that other man were just crooks, but a judge who violates his oath … I just cannot stomach that at all.
“ADAM”… “ADAM”… “ADAM”… 😁
I love bonanza
Now about 30 views of this incredible short 🎬 film..tour de force cast!
I would like to be around in a hundred years to see the movies that are made about our judicial system in America and the year 2023.
Adam, seems to be always right a
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Note always there were a few episodes where he bet on the wrong horse.
Because Brando and Dean had made the Rebel movies new idols many of the actors that would have been leading men in movies had turned to television. In my opinion they are far better actors but they don’t fit the Rebel mode. But that’s why these older TV shows are so good because of the high talented actors they had on the show.
Nevada didn't have federal senators until 1865, after the statehood was rushed through just prior to Lincoln's win in the 1864 presidental election. This story is set in the 3 1/2 years period that the Nevada Territory existed prior to this, when they didn't have senators.
Who cares? but,
Thanks for the history lesson
@@adamfox9245 My pleasure.
I love Hoss!!!
Hello, I'm Ben Cartwheel, of the Ponderous Ranch.
Grjngo, do you have the episode where Ben Cartwright first met Adam's mother? I would love to watch that one!
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I just ordered one after watching all I could on the el patron. I recently bought a treager pellet but I wanted the sear for steaks, the pizza option and just plain old wood and charcoal cooking flavor. Hope it doesn't take 3 months!
Benjamin Cartwright has many friends, because he been around the nation.
its ok. ben still loves him
Me gusta bonanza ya he visto la serie en español ahora me sale en inglés. Cómo hago para la traducción.
Roy Coffey was a very inept sheriff. His role was a legal official ignorant to the process of the law.
The slow camera pan of the town banner is a significant part of US History--the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. Bonanza had much sensitivity to present this. Also to hire Perry Lopez, Alex Montoya and Rafael Lopez(no relation to Perry).
Love bananza
1:06 Looks like an intense photograph.
I like all
Bonanza's version of Maxwell Anderson's Winterset.
Nowadays, there's no fighting over property wanted for the RR. They make an offer, or declare imminent domain. Anyone shooting gets prison.
Rat Politicians, wow, it never changes.
You do realize he's a FICTITIOUS Senator don't you?
Mirrors the awareness of it in the decades it was produced, sure.
In the opening scene, they can be seen loading the wagon with sacks of grain. If they own the biggest ranch in Nevada, why don't they just grow all that grain and whatnot? They are all the time going into town to buy supplies that the land they own could easily supply.
They use that land for range and pasture. Grain takes plowing, seeding, irrigation, harvesting and threshing. All that takes equipment and manpower. Time and money.
They’re ranchers, not farmers.
I loved all the men In Bonanza but Michael Landon was my favorite
How many innocent deaths wo Adam to defend them... Wild West was a scary place to live.
Put your hands up young man! I'm sorry Hoss, I'm afraid I can't do that
What's wrong with these episodes they keeping skipping into the next episode