In the conclusion of Touched by an Angel's two-part Season Seven finale, angel Monica (Roma Downey) and psychiatrist Rebecca...
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2001
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In the first episode of Touched by an Angel's two-part Season Seven finale, Monica (Roma Downey) is celebrating her newly...
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2001
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Young viewers gain a broader understanding of the working world in this Reading Rainbow episode. The featured book, Worksong,...
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1998
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1998
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The Hotel Copacabana is about to host members of the tobacco industry for a convention of some sort. It is unclear why they...
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1989
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1980
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Kirk Douglas produced, directed, and starred in this cynical western concerning Howard Nightingale (Kirk Douglas) a United...
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1975
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When a group of treasure hunters attempt to locate a sunken fortune, they enlist the help of an adventure-hungry fisherman...
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Larry
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1975
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Puerto Rican actor Victor Mohica plays the title character, a Native American who has returned to his small California desert...
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1975
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Melvin Purvis: G-Man was one of two TV pilot films intended to launch a series based on the life of famed FBI agent Purvis....
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1974
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Ponderosa ranchhaned Griff King agrees to pose as the husband of one Theodora Duffy (Karen Carlson). There is nothing...
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Candy
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1973
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Once again, Bonanza ranch hand Candy has been thrown in jail on a trumped-up murder charge. As his trial approaches, Candy...
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Candy
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1973
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The fourteenth and final season of Bonanza began on September 12, 1972 with a special two-hour episode. As originally written...
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Candy
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1972
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This TV movie was the pilot for a series that would have been titled The Prosecutors...had it sold. David Canary and...
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1972
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The shadow of the recent Attica uprising looms large over the October 3, 1972 Bonanza episode "Riot!" While on a tour of the...
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Candy
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1972
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Having saved Ben Cartwright's life during a prison riot, convict Griff King (played by new Bonanza regular Tim Matheson) is...
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Candy
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1972
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Jamie's new bird dog April, an Irish setter, is denigrated as a "bucket dog" by Tim Riley (Don Knight), an employee of the...
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Candy
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1972
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Circuitously commenting upon the drug culture of the 1970s, this Bonanza episode probes the dangers of the onetime "wonder...
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Candy
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1972
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The beautiful black stallion given by Ben Cartwright as a birthday present to his son, Joe, is stolen. Searching for the...
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Candy
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1972
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Humorist Samuel Clemens, aka Mark Twain, makes his third Bonanza appearance, this time in the person of actor Ken Howard...
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Candy
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1972
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John McIntire is cast as Michael "Doc" Lacy, a lifelong criminal whose career stretches back to the Dillinger era. Having...
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1971
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All three Cartwright men-Ben, Hoss and Joe-are arrested for trespassing along with their ranch hand Candy. The men are...
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Candy
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1971
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1970
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The eleventh season of Bonanza was wrapped up on April 19, 1970 with the powerhouse episode "A Matter of Circumstance."...
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Candy
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1970
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Innocent Hoss Cartwright is thrown in jail, suspected of complicity in a bank robbery. The real bandits are a pair of...
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Candy
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1970
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Perhaps the silliest Bonanza episode ever filmed, "Caution, Easter Bunny Crossing" was written by Larry Markes. This is the...
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Candy
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1970
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Tony De Costa is cast as Ramon, a Mexican youth who has suffered a lifetime of abuse at the hands of his father, and now is...
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Candy
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1970
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When Bonanza debuted in 1959, its first episode was "A Rose for Lotta", guest-starring Yvonne DeCarlo as real-life musical...
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Candy
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1970
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Inheriting a fortune from an Indian benefactor, Candy fulfills his long-standing ambition to quit the Ponderosa. Before long,...
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Candy
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1970
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Ben and his fellow cattlemen find themselves at the mercy of Chicago meat packer Emmett J. Whitney (Walter Barnes). Having...
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Candy
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1970
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Making her second Bonanza appearance, Mercedes McCambridge is cast as wealthy widow Matilda Curtis, who helps Ben Cartwright...
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Candy
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1970
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In her third Bonanza appearance, Mariette Hartley is here cast as Jennifer, the daughter of Ben Cartwright's old friend Harry...
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Candy
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1970
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Multi-talanted dwarf actor Michael Dunn guest-stars as George Marshall, a former circus midget who, fulfilling a promise to...
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Candy
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1970
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Robert Lansing is cast as Gunny, a former Army officer dishonorably discharged for desertion, and now the owner of a small...
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Candy
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1970
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Having accumulated $67,000 from a gold strike, prospector Chris Keller (Christopher Connelly) finds himself the target of...
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Candy
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1970
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Originally telecast on November 16, 1969, "Meena" was the first of three Bonanza episodes featuring the troublesome Calhouns....
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Candy
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1969
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Joe Cartwright's coquettish former fiancee Emily Anderson (Beth Brickell) returns to town, quickly wrapping the moonstruck...
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Candy
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1969
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Joe Cartwright is dumbfounded when his friend, bank employee Wade Turner (Gregory Walcott), abruptly leaves town before his...
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Candy
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1969
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Candy is forced to kill the rancher husband of Lisa Campbell (Charlotte Stewart) in self-defense. Hoping to overcome Lisa's...
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Candy
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1969
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Dean Stockwell guest-stars as Mathew, a former Northern war hero and Congressional Medal of Honor Winner, now living a...
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Candy
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1969
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Mary Fickett is cast as Erin O'Donnell, an Irish girl raised by the Sioux in Paiutes. Falling in love with Erin, Hoss...
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Candy
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1969
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During a murder trial, Ben Cartwright is trapped in the basement of the courthouse by a mine cave-in. Also entombed with Ben...
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Candy
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1969
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The Cartwrights give food and shelter to a bedraggled, impoverish company of army veterans, who have been denied their...
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Candy
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1969
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Ben Johnson guest-stars as Sgt. Samuel Bellis, accused of desertion, murder, and selling guns to the Indians. Bellis insists...
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Candy
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1969
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Mildred Natwick guest-stars as the formidable Mrs. Wharton, a snobbish Englishwoman living by her wits and will in the Wild,...
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Candy
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1969
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On trial for the murder of John Leggett, Candy comes before "hanging judge" Butler (Chick Chandler). The only eyewitness to...
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Candy
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1969
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John Astin and Emmaline Henry, who back in 1962 played husband and wife in the short-lived sitcom I'm Dickens-He's Fenster,...
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Candy
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1969
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While Sheriff Coffee testifies at a trial in San Francisco, Hoss Cartwright serves as temporary sheriff of Virginia City....
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Candy
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1969
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Before she played Joe Cartwright's ill-fated love interest in the 1972 Bonanza episode "Forever," Bonnie Bedelia...
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Candy
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1969
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When Will Griner (Walter Barnes) is acquitted of murder, the angry townsfolk, convinced that the trial was rigged in Will's...
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Candy
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1969
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Sheriff Austin (Pat Hingle) of Stillwater jails Candy on the basis of highly suspicious eyewitness testimony. Not only does...
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Candy
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1969
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Melissa Murphy is cast as Jenny Winters, who claims she can identify the outlaw Logan gang as the men who robbed a...
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Candy
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1969
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Joe Cartwright and Candy head to Butlerville, there to help out Candy's old friend Jess Parker (Robert Pine). The town is run...
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Candy
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1969
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Although Salty Hubbard (Arthur Hunnicutt) is Sunville's biggest liar, everyone in town believes Salty's claim that stranger...
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Candy
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1969
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Season 11 of Bonanza marks the temporary departure of David Canary as Candy, enigmatic ranch hand at the Ponderosa spread run...
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Candy
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1969
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Ben Cartwright finds himself in the uncomfortable position of choosing between two old and treasured friends, both of whom...
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Candy
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1969
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The "Don Quixote" legend was given a 19th century western spin on Bonanza's inaugural eleventh-season entry "Another Windmill...
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Candy
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1969
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Self-reliant 14-year-old Coley (Kevin Burchett) inherits a valuable gold mine from his otherwise luckless father. Having...
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Candy
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1969
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Grand Jury witness Charles Ball (James Patterson) is prepared to charge seven men with fraud-not out of any sense of civic...
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Candy
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1968
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This episode of Bonanza is a showcase for Victor Sen Yung as Hop Sing, the Cartwrights' loyal Chinese manservant. When Hop...
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Candy
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1968
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Beaudry (John Vernon), an old army buddy of Ben Cartwright, is just a man who wants to have fun. Unfortunately, his idea of...
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Candy
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1968
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Joe Cartwright, Candy and Kate Kelly (Celeste Yarnell) form a partnership to establish an ore-stamping mill. Though Joe and...
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Candy
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1968
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Jack Kruschen makes his third and final Bonanza appearance as Giorgio Rossi, the bombastic patriarch of an Italian...
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Candy
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1968
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Mariette Hartley makes a return visit to Bonanza in the November 10, 1968 episode "The Survivors." This time, Hartley is cast...
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Candy
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1968
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A distant relative of Ben Cartwright, preteen tomboy Samantha Dorcas (Linda Sue Risk is delivered to the Ponderosa in the...
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Candy
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1968
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The Cartwrights and Candy find themselves stranded in the backwater town of Tinbucket. Having picked up false rumors that the...
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Candy
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1968
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Taking advantage of the illness of his powerful rancher father Claude Roman (Denver Pyle), mean-spirited Jermey Roman (Jeremy...
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Candy
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1968
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The focus in this Bonanza episode of September 29, 1968 is on ranch hand Candy, played by David Canary. Candy and the...
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Candy
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1968
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Unbeknownst to Hoss Cartwright, the horse he has just purchased previously belonged to a murdered millionaire. As a result,...
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Candy
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1968
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Bonanza inaugurated its tenth season on September 15, 1968, with the episode titled "Same Pines, Different Winds." Irene...
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Candy
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1968
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When schoolteacher Abby Pettigrew (Anne Helm is incapacitated, Joe Cartwright takes over Abby's classroom. He is able to...
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Candy
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1968
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Originally telecast on May 26, 1968 as Bonanza's 300th episode, "The Stronghold" finds Joe Cartwright and Ponderosa hand...
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Candy
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1968
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Forced to kill the father of young Eddie McKay (Jan-Michael Vincent), Hoss Cartwright tries to make amends by hiring Eddie as...
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Candy
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1968
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On trial for murder, Hoss Cartwright may well be sent to the gallows on circumstantial evidence. Worse still, Hoss is...
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Candy
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1968
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Michael Landon made his directorial debut with this Bonanza episode from May 5, 1968, which Landon also wrote. Ben Cartwright...
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Candy
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1968
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Joe Cartwright is grief-stricken when his friend Steve Regan, leader of a miners' strike, is accidentally killed. Because the...
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Candy
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1968
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Candy makes good his long-standing promise to quit the Ponderosa to join his longtime sweetheart Lila Holden (Elizabeth...
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Candy
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1968
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Candy comes to the aid of down-and-out Laura Jean Pollard (Tisha Sterling), offering the bedraggled young woman the shelter...
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Candy
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1968
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Ben Cartwright is determined to block the gubernatorial bid of John Faraday (Simon Scott), the corrupt stooge of crooked...
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Candy
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1968
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Noah Beery Jr. guest-stars as Johnny Mule, on trial for the murder of David Lowdon. Typically, Hoss Cartwright casts the...
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Candy
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1968
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Kim Hunter guest-stars as greedy Ada Halle, who holds a monopoly on all salt deposits in Spanish Wells. Charging exorbitant...
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Candy
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1968
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Ben Cartwright hires a new horse trainer named Will Holt (Michael Murphy), who brings with him an Indian bride named Moon...
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Candy
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1968
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Though the title of this episode refers to the young lady played by Sheila Wells, the emphasis is on George's father,...
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Candy
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1968
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Ben and Hoss Cartwright, together with ranchhand Candy, join a posse to capture Cully Maco (Bruce Dern), an ex-convict wanted...
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Candy
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1968
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Though no longer the number one program in America by the time it entered its tenth season, Bonanza still weighed in at a...
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Candy
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1968
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Jamison Fillmore (Richard Anderson), the crooked owner of a paddle-wheel steamboat, plans an aquatic escape after robbing the...
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Candy
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1967
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The Cartwrights must carefully wend their way through Paiute territory, guarding two survivors of a recent massacre. One of...
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Candy
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1967
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Future Hawaii 5-0 regular James MacArthur guest-stars as Jase Fredericks, who tries to protect his inheritance, and his life,...
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Candy
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1967
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After delivering a herd of cattle to the town of Sand Dust, Joe and Hoss Cartwright, together with ranchhand Candy and local...
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Candy
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1967
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A gang of outlaws, led by the sadistic Dibs (Richard Jaeckel), descends upon the Ponderosa. The crooks are determined to...
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Candy
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1967
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Season nine of Bonanza marks the introduction of a new recurring character; one of several developed by the series' producers...
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Candy
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1967
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Written by John Hawkins and Gil Lasky, "Sense of Duty" served to introduce new Bonanza regular David Canary as Candy. Donning...
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Candy
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1967
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Yes, Paul Newman is a blue-eyed Indian in Hombre, but this apparent ethnic error is carefully justified in the body of the...
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1967
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While visiting the remote community of Olympus, Candy is accused of murdering the son of town boss A.Z. Wheelock (Arch...
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Candy
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1967
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Schlockmeister Roger Corman produced this graphically violent chronicle of the Chicago gangster wars of the 1920s and the...
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1967
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The first hour-long network Western series telecast in color, Bonanza was also the granddaddy of all "property" Westerns,...
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Candy
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1959
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