It was impossible back in September of 1991 to objectively critique the TV movie Us. The film had been intended as the pilot...
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Director, Jeff Hayes
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1991
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Michael Landon produced, directed and wrote the 1990 TV movie Where Pigeons Go to Die. Landon also narrated the story as the...
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Director, Hugh as adult
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1990
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This medical instructional video is produced by the American Red Cross. Taking the viewer first through a twenty-question...
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1990
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"The Blue Angels" are the United States Navy's precision flying team, who have been dazzling audiences with their airborne...
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1989
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1988
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For its fifth and final season on NBC, Highway to Heaven was moved from its familiar Wednesday-night timeslot, first to...
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Jonathan Smith
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1988
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Remaining in its familiar Wednesday-night slot on NBC, Highway to Heaven entered its fourth season with probationary angel...
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Jonathan Smith
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1987
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Jonathan Smith
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1986
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High-school basketball star Brian Baldwin (Glenn Michael Jones) has been assured a hefty scholarship to the college of his...
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Director
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1985
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An unconscious Mark (Victor French) is hurtled "forward into the past" as the result of a traffic accident. Ending up in the...
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Director
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1985
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, wealthy horse breeder Mr. Armstrong (Stephen Elliott) is still dead set against the...
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Director
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1985
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The angelic Mark (Victor French) is reunited (after a fashion) with his old Air Force buddy, who is now a border...
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Screenwriter
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1985
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The "real" world clashes head-on with the Heavenly afterworld when probationary angel Jonathan (Michael Landon) is assigned...
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Director
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1985
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William Windom guest stars as Reverend Stearns, an otherwise above-board minister who has let his personal feelings nearly...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1985
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Highway to Heaven closes out its first season with episode one of a two-part story. Angel-in-training Jonathan Smith...
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Director
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1985
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A strong cast of veteran stage and screen actors distinguish this episode, in which a neighborhood largely comprised of...
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Director
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1985
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Screenwriter
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1985
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Jonathan Smith
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1985
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Ned Beatty plays a dual role in this episode as insensitive banker and mayoral candidate J. Melvin Rich and happy-go-lucky...
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Director
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1985
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1985
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1984
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1984
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Director, Screenwriter
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1984
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Elderly screenwriter Martin Lamm (Jon Lormer) hopes that his latest script, all about the old and disenfranchised people...
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Director
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1984
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Jonathan (Michael Landon) assumes the earthly form of a physical therapist to help a...
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Director
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1984
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1984
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Director
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1984
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In this first episode of a two-part story, Jonathan (Michael Landon) is assigned to provide moral support for Deke Larson Jr....
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Director
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1984
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Busy movie star Lance Gaylord (Daniel Davis) had convinced himself that he is a good family man simply because he has...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1984
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Having gone to his Heavenly reward in 1948, lawyer Arthur Morton is "reborn" in 1987 as Jonathan Smith (Michael Landon), a...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1984
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Little House: The Last Farewell was the third and last TV movie based on the books of Laura Ingalls Wilder (which also...
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Director, Executive Producer, Screenwriter, Charles Ingalls
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1984
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Director, Screenwriter
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1984
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Originally broadcast as a two-hour TV movie, this opening episode of Highway to Heaven has since been divided into two...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1984
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Probationary angel Jonathan Smith (Michael Landon) launches his campaign to earn his wings by performing good deeds on earth...
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Jonathan Smith
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1984
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Premiering as a two-hour TV movie on September 19, 1984, the weekly, 60-minute Highway to Heaven was star Michael Landon's...
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Executive Producer, Jonathan Smith
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1984
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A baby kidnapping strikes the Ingalls family in this made-for-television movie which was based on the popular series...
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Executive Producer
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1984
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1984
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Executive Producer
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1983
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When producer/star Michael Landon took on this project, it was geared for theatrical release under the title Comeback....
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John Everingham
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1983
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Hester-Sue (Ketty Lester) is astonished when her ex-husband, Sam Terhune (J.A. Preston), who left her years ago for another...
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Charles Ingalls
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1982
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A pregnant Laura (Melissa Gilbert) insists that she can take care of the Wilders' farm in the absence of her husband, Almanzo...
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Charles Ingalls
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1982
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Still grieving over the death of his son John, Mr. Edwards (Victor French) has begun drinking again. Ordered out of his own...
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1982
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In this special 90-minute episode, the first in a two-part story, the Wilders are beset by one calamity after another: A...
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1982
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, the troubles that have recently beset the Wilders continue unabated. Their crops have...
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1982
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This story begins in 1982, with a set of old blueprints discovered in a Minnesota auction barn. Flashing back a century or...
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1982
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1982
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In the first episode of a two-part story, James (Jason Bateman) heads to the Sleepy Eye bank to make a deposit. The bank is...
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1982
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, James (Jason Bateman) remains in a coma after being shot in a bank robbery. Everyone...
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Director, Teleplay By, Charles Ingalls
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1982
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Charles Ingalls
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1982
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With Dr. Baker (Kevin Hagen) in tow, Caroline (Karen Grassle) responds to a call for help from a prospector's camp. Here she...
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Charles Ingalls
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1982
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Victor French returns to the series in the role of Isaiah Edwards. When his adopted son John a copy boy with a big Chicago...
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1981
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J. Brennan Smith is cast as Elmer, a chubby new student at the Walnut Grove school. Mercilessly ridiculed because of his...
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Charles Ingalls
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1981
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Harriet Oleson (Katherine MacGregor) thinks she has it made when she sells her restaurant to a national franchise. Before...
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Charles Ingalls
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1981
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Nels Oleson (Richard Bull) is kidnapped by two dimwitted amateur crooks, who demand a 100-dollar ransom. When Nels' wife,...
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1981
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Charles Ingalls
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1981
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Director, Teleplay By, Charles Ingalls
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1981
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Snowed in by a Christmas blizzard, the Ingalls family, including married daughters Laura (Melissa Gilbert) and Mary...
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Director, Executive Producer, Charles Ingalls
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1981
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Show Creator
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1981
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Charles Ingalls
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1981
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The two-hour pilot for the Father Murphy TV series first saw the light of a TV screen on November 3, 1981. Merlin Olsen plays...
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Director
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1981
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It's in-law vs. in-law when the Olesons meet the parents of their son-in-law, Percival (Steve Tracy), for the first time....
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1981
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1981
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The Wilders are in for quite a time when Almanzo's brother Royal (Woody Eney) decides to take a vacation -- and deposits his...
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Charles Ingalls
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1981
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Director, Teleplay By, Charles Ingalls
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1981
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Believing that she is pregnant again, an exultant Caroline (Karen Grassle) pays a visit to the doctor. There she learns the...
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Charles Ingalls
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1981
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Albert's classmate Sylvia (Olivia Barash) has been impregnated by a masked rapist,...
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Director, Teleplay By, Charles Ingalls
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1981
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Rev. Alden (Dabbs Greer) finds a foster home for the orphaned Cooper children. Charles...
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1981
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1981
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Black farmer Joe Kagan (Moses Gunn) sells his Walnut Grove property and moves to Sleepy Eye, where he gets a job at the blind...
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Charles Ingalls
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1981
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While attending a literature seminar in Arizona, Laura (Melissa Gilbert) is reunited with her sister-in-law Eliza Jane...
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1981
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Jack Kruschen guest stars as Gambini, an aging circus artist in whose footsteps his sons are reluctant to follow. When...
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1981
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The Ingalls' newly adopted son, James (Jason Bateman), is desperate to "belong," and even more desperate to emulate his older...
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Charles Ingalls
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1981
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The normally open-minded Doc Baker (Kevin Hagen) is a bit put off when his new assistant, Dr. Caleb Ledoux (Don Marshall),...
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Charles Ingalls
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1981
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Charles Ingalls
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1981
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In the first episode of a two-part story, Albert (Matthew Laborteaux) develops a crush on his classmate Sylvia...
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Director, Teleplay By, Charles Ingalls
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1981
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1980
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Director, Executive Producer, Teleplay By, Charles Ingalls
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1980
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1980
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Pete Ellerbee (William Traylor), Walnut Grove's legendary football hero, returns to town to coach the high school team. To...
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1980
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In the first episode of a two-part story, an accident unexpectedly restores Adam Kendall's (Linwood Boomer) eyesight....
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Director, Teleplay By, Charles Ingalls
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1980
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The schoolchildren of Walnut Grove face a new nemesis in the form of an overgrown bully named Bart (Sandy Ward). To teach his...
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Charles Ingalls
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1980
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Alban Branton, a deaf child, makes his acting debut in the role of hearing-impaired Daniel Page. Taking it upon herself to...
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Charles Ingalls
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1980
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In this special two-hour episode, a fire at the blind school claims the lives of both Mary's baby and the wife of farmer...
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Director, Teleplay By, Charles Ingalls
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1980
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Tired of his wife's nagging and his children's prankishness, long-suffering Nels Oleson (Richard Bull) decides to sell his...
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Charles Ingalls
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1980
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1980
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Charles Bloom guest stars as Perley, the younger brother of Almanzo Wilder (Dean Butler). Hoping that his daughter Laura...
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Charles Ingalls
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1980
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Veteran character actor Dub Taylor appears as old man Houston, who takes in a pair of blind youngsters who have run away from...
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Director, Teleplay By, Charles Ingalls
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1980
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Newly certified as a schoolteacher, 16-year-old Laura (Melissa Gilbert) accepts a temporary teaching job in a nearby town....
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1980
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Laura (Melissa Gilbert) tries to get over the departure of her fiancé, Almanzo...
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Director, Teleplay By, Charles Ingalls
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1980
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Charles Ingalls
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1980
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Director, Teleplay By, Charles Ingalls
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1980
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1980
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Charles Ingalls
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1980
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Adam Kendall (Dean Butler) decides to try for a scholarship now that his eyesight has...
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Director, Teleplay By, Charles Ingalls
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1980
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1980
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Albert (Matthew Laborteaux) inaugurates a pen-pal relationship with a girl named Leslie Barton. Hoping to impress one...
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Director, Teleplay By, Charles Ingalls
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1980
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Future film star Madeleine Stowe (here billed as "Madeline") is cast as Annie Crane, a blind woman who miraculously achieves...
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Teleplay By, Charles Ingalls
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1980
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1979
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A slick sports promoter (Ray Walston) convinces Jonathan Garvey (Merlin Olsen) that he has genuine talent as a wrestler. It...
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Director, Teleplay By, Charles Ingalls
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1979
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1979
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Albert (Matthew Laborteaux), the Ingalls' foster son, is frustrated by his efforts to trace his family tree as part of a...
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Charles Ingalls
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1979
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While staying with the family of Brett Harper (Charles Cioffi), from whom he hopes to purchase a horse, Charles...
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Teleplay By, Charles Ingalls
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1979
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In desperate need of quick cash, two men knowingly sell mutton infested with anthrax to the citizens of Walnut Grove. When...
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Charles Ingalls
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1979
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The victim of lifelong abuse at the hands of his drunken father, surly 17-year-old Tod Dortmunder (Timothy Wead) comes to...
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Charles Ingalls
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1979
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James Olson guest stars as "Reverend" Edward Danforth, a bombastic faith healer who descends upon Walnut Grove. So persuasive...
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Charles Ingalls
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1979
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Telecast on Sunday evening rather than the series' customary Monday-night slot, "The Little House Years" is a three-hour...
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Charles Ingalls
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1979
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No sooner has Walnut Grove's first telephone been installed in the town's hotel than self-appointed operator Mrs. Oleson...
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1979
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Hoping to contribute to the Ingalls' family coffers, young Albert (Matthew Laborteaux) becomes an apprentice to old Isaac...
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Director, Executive Producer
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1979
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As co-hosted by Gene Kelly and Kathryn Crosby (the wife of Bing Crosby), this exclusive video compilation presents priceless...
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1979
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After the death of Caroline's mother, her heartbroken father, Frederick Holbrook (Barry Sullivan), moves into the Ingalls'...
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Charles Ingalls
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1979
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1979
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Love comes into the life of Walnut Grove's Rev. Alden (Dabbs Greer) in the form of the widowed Anna Craig (Iris Korn). This...
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Charles Ingalls
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1979
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When lovable eccentric Aunt Kezia (Hermione Baddeley) fails to pay her taxes, the old woman's property is bought up by the...
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1979
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1979
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Although the people of Walnut Grove are delighted when a carnival comes to town, Nels Oleson (Richard Bull) is in despair. It...
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Charles Ingalls
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1979
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Suffering from an extremely overactive imagination -- fueled by the Halloween season and his addiction to dime novels --...
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Director, Teleplay By, Charles Ingalls
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1979
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With wheat prices plummeting, the farmers of Walnut Grove hold a meeting to decide whether or not to fix prices. The only...
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1979
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Charles Ingalls
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1979
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Director, Teleplay By, Charles Ingalls
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1979
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Director, Teleplay By, Charles Ingalls
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1979
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When she begins to differentiate light from dark, Mary (Melissa Sue Anderson) is thrilled -- perhaps, at long last, she is...
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Charles Ingalls
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1979
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When his sight is temporarily impaired in an accident, young Jordan (Ronnie Scribner) pretends to have been permanently...
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Charles Ingalls
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1979
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Ray Bolger guest stars in this special 90-minute episode as Toby Noe, a hard-drinking drifter whom the Ingalls befriended...
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Charles Ingalls
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1979
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Michael Landon wrote and directed this pilot film about a writer who is framed for murdering a politician's son; after...
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Director, Producer, Screen Story, Screenwriter
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1978
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Devastating financial reverses, prompted by the closing of the town mill, force several Walnut Grove citizens to pack up and...
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1978
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Les Blank directed this documentary on Chicano culture in America as it is expressed through music. Focusing primarily on the...
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1978
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The Oleson family is saddled with Mr. Oleson's obnoxious nephew Peter (Michael Sharrett), who has been sent to Walnut Grove...
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1978
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1978
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Executive Producer, Charles Ingalls
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1978
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With Mrs. Simms having retired, Alice Garvey (Hersha Parady) has taken over as Walnut Grove's schoolteacher -- a task made...
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Charles Ingalls
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1978
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, the imperious Mrs. Oleson (Katherine MacGregor) is shocked to discover that Hester-Sue...
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Charles Ingalls
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1978
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With Charles (Michael Landon) out of town on a job and her siblings elsewhere occupied, little Carrie Ingalls feels lonely...
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Charles Ingalls
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1978
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In the first episode of a two-part story, Charles Ingalls (Michael Landon) refuses to withstand one more humiliation from his...
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Executive Producer, Charles Ingalls
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1978
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Charles Ingalls
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1978
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When the blind school at Winoka is sold by the bank, the people of Walnut Grove decide to establish a new school at the...
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Charles Ingalls
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1978
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Actually, there are two sets of rivals in this episode. While farmers Charles Ingalls (Michael Landon) and Jonathan Garvey...
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Charles Ingalls
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1978
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1978
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Perennial busybody Harriet Oleson (Katherine MacGregor) inaugurates a gossip column in the local Walnut Grove newspaper. With...
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Charles Ingalls
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1978
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Cliff Emmich guest stars as John Bevins, a warm-hearted but grotesquely heavy man who is treated as an object of ridicule by...
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Director, Teleplay By, Charles Ingalls
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1978
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Charles Ingalls
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1978
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Director, Teleplay By, Charles Ingalls
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1978
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Charles Ingalls
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1978
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On the day of Charles and Caroline Ingalls' wedding anniversary, Charles (Michael Landon) is unable to come home on schedule...
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Charles Ingalls
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1978
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Mary (Melissa Sue Anderson) lands a teaching job in an isolated rural community ruled by religious zealot Miss Peel...
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1978
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1978
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, the Ingalls, Olesons, and Garveys, disillusioned with life in the "big city" of...
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Charles Ingalls
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1978
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When Charles (Michael Landon) comes into an unexpected inheritance, everyone tries to tell him how best to spend the money --...
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Charles Ingalls
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1978
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In search of the person who stuffed a note reading "Be My Friend" in a bottle, Charles (Michael Landon) and Laura...
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Charles Ingalls
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1978
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The townsfolk of Walnut Grove are in an uproar when a local Indian chief, Spotted Wolf (Guillermo San Juan), jumps his...
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1977
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1977
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Executive Producer
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1977
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The Walnut Grove schoolchildren put together a stage production in which snooty Nellie Oleson (Alison Arngrim) lands the...
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Charles Ingalls
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1977
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A newcomer to Walnut Grove, hog farmer Adam Simms (Joshua Bryant) falls head over heels in love with local schoolmarm Miss...
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Charles Ingalls
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1977
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The Ingalls and the Olesons attend the fair at Mankato, MN (though the episode was actually filmed near Tucson, AZ). Losing...
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Charles Ingalls
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1977
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Doc Baker (Kevin Hagen) wonders if he is truly cut out for his job after losing one of his patients, the husband of a...
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1977
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When Jonathan Garvey's crops burn, leaving his family destitute, his wife, Alice (Hersha Parady), decides to take a job at...
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1977
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Charles Ingalls
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1977
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Director, Teleplay By, Charles Ingalls
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1977
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Mary (Melissa Sue Anderson) takes charge of the Ingalls household while her parents are away. Unfortunately, Mary's...
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1977
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Charles Ingalls
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1977
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Director, Teleplay By, Charles Ingalls
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1977
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Called to attend the Grange convention in Chicago as a representative of Walnut Grove, Charles (Michael Landon) offers to...
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Charles Ingalls
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1977
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1977
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1977
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Charles Ingalls
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1977
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Director, Charles Ingalls
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1977
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Just before the Christmas vacation, Walnut Grove is threatened by a driving snowstorm. Schoolteacher Miss Beadle...
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Charles Ingalls
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1977
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Mary Ingalls (Melissa Sue Anderson) is in dire need of a life-saving operation....
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Charles Ingalls
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1977
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Young Joseph Stokes (Caesar Ramirez), the son of a Sioux Indian father and a white mother, arrives in Walnut Grove to live...
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Charles Ingalls
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1977
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Tired of his family's grinding poverty and of being treated as a freak by the local white bigots, 11-year-old black youngster...
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Charles Ingalls
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1977
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After helping Doc Baker (Kevin Hagen) tend to a mountain fever epidemic in another town, Mr. Edwards (Victor French) returns...
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Charles Ingalls
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1977
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Charles Ingalls
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1977
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Actor/writer/director Michael Landon revived an unpleasant chapter in his own past in his teleplay for The Loneliest Runner....
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter
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1976
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1976
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Charles Ingalls
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1976
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Walnut Grove is held in the grip of terror when the three Galender brothers move into town. Before long, the bullying...
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Charles Ingalls
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1976
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Laura (Melissa Gilbert) is hoodwinked into bringing a billy goat named Fred into the Ingalls household. Alas, Fred is not...
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Charles Ingalls
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1976
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, an embittered Laura Ingalls (Melissa Gilbert) holds her widowed grandfather, Lansford...
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Charles Ingalls
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1976
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While passing the Oleson home on Halloween night, Laura (Melissa Gilbert) thinks she witnesses a murder -- specifically, Mr....
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Charles Ingalls
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1976
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Charles Ingalls
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1976
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Laura Ingalls (Melissa Gilbert) wants to enter her horse Bunny in an upcoming race,...
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Charles Ingalls
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1976
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Having endured any number of setbacks, Charles (Michael Landon) can stand no more when a tornado wipes out his crops....
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Charles Ingalls
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1976
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In this first episode of a two-part story, Laura Ingalls (Melissa Gilbert) is given a wonderful horse named Bunny -- which of...
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Charles Ingalls
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1976
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Seriously wounded at the battle of Shiloh 12 years earlier, former army bugler Granville Whipple (Richard Mulligan) returns...
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Charles Ingalls
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1976
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Walnut Grove's upcoming centennial celebration is threatened by a sudden upsurge in taxes and road assessments. Angry over...
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Charles Ingalls
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1976
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Charles Ingalls
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1976
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It's The Wages of Fear, prairie style, in this tension-laden episode. When the price of grain plummets precipitously, Charles...
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Charles Ingalls
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1976
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Charles Ingalls
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1976
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Charles Ingalls
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1976
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With the rest of the family elsewhere, Caroline (Karen Grassle) is left alone on the farm for a day. Scratching her leg on a...
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Charles Ingalls
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1976
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The Walnut Grove town council agrees to bankroll Mary (Melissa Sue Anderson) when she has a chance to participate in...
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Charles Ingalls
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1976
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Charles Ingalls
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1976
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Charles Ingalls
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1976
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In the first episode of a two-part story, Arthur Hill guest stars as Lansford Ingalls, the father of farmer Charles Ingalls...
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Executive Producer, Charles Ingalls
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1976
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Charles Ingalls
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1975
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The children of Walnut Grove pool their Sunday school funds to purchase an expensive Bible for Reverend Alden's (Dabbs Greer)...
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Charles Ingalls
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1975
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Mrs. Oleson (Katherine MacGregor) is determined that the Ingalls children will not get the better of her own kids during a...
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Charles Ingalls
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1975
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Charles (Michael Landon) continues seeking out good homes for the orphaned Sanderson...
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Director, Teleplay By, Charles Ingalls
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1975
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In the first episode of a two-part story, Patricia Neal guest stars as Julie Sanderson, a terminally ill widow. On the...
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Director, Teleplay By, Charles Ingalls
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1975
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Charles Ingalls
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1975
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Charles Ingalls
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1975
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At last year's annual baseball game with the Sleepy Eye Greenstockings, the Walnut Grove team lost 36 to nothing. Determined...
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Charles Ingalls
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1975
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Director, Teleplay By, Charles Ingalls
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1975
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Ted Gehring makes his first series appearance as Ebenezer Sprague, Walnut Grove's hard-hearted, tight-fisted banker. Although...
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Charles Ingalls
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1975
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The Ingalls family cannot understand why the hard-working Mary (Melissa Sue Anderson) is falling behind in school. In turns...
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Charles Ingalls
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1975
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Having lived most of his life on a farm, Johnny Johnson (Mitch Vogel) sets out to experience what the world has to offer. Mr....
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Charles Ingalls
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1975
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Charles Ingalls
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1975
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The farmers of Walnut Grove place their faith -- and their future -- in the hands of Joseph Coulter (Alan Fudge), a...
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Charles Ingalls
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1975
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Red Buttons guest stars as charismatic traveling circus man Mr. O'Hara. While performing magic tricks for the Walnut Grove...
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Charles Ingalls
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1975
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The Ingalls family takes a special interest in young Graham Stewart (Johnny Lee), the son of alcoholic farmer John Stewart...
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Charles Ingalls
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1975
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Who is the mysterious marauder that is going around stealing food -- but nothing else -- throughout Walnut Grove? Their minds...
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Executive Producer, Charles Ingalls
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1975
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The focus in this episode is on Dr. Baker (Kevin Hagen), Walnut Grove's unmarried, middle-aged general practitioner. Despite...
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Charles Ingalls
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1975
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Walnut Grove's annual Founder's Day celebration brings a host of visitors to compete in a wide variety of contests. As the...
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Charles Ingalls
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1975
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A new supply of expensive cornmeal, infested with rats, sparks a typhus outbreak in the town of Walnut Grove. Unaware of the...
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Charles Ingalls
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1975
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1975
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Things have come to an impasse in the home of the eternally bickering Nels and Harriet Oleson (Richard Bull,...
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Charles Ingalls
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1975
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In the series' first holiday episode, the Ingalls family tries to purchase Christmas gifts with what little money they have...
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Executive Producer, Charles Ingalls
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1974
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With Mrs. Beadle sidelined by a sprained ankle, Caroline (Karen Grassle) volunteers as substitute teacher. She immediately...
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Charles Ingalls
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1974
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Preparing for a special scholarship exam, Mary (Melissa Sue Anderson) squirrels herself away in the family barn overnight....
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Teleplay By, Charles Ingalls
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1974
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Charles Ingalls
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1974
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Victor French makes his first series appearance as Mr. Edwards, the Ingalls' former neighbor from Kansas. When Charles...
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Charles Ingalls
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1974
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Little Olga Nordstrom (Kim Richards) is left out of her classmates' gangs because one of her legs is shorter than the other....
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Charles Ingalls
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1974
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With her 80th birthday approaching, Miss Amy Hearn (Josephine Hutchinson) begins to brood over her mortality, especially...
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Charles Ingalls
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1974
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The Ingalls' first wheat crop is wiped out by a hailstorm, which also devastates the neighboring farms. This catastrophe...
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Charles Ingalls
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1974
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Charles Ingalls
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1974
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Charles Ingalls
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1974
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This pilot for the long-running (1972-1982) family series stars all the regulars-to-be and spends half its length setting up...
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Director, Executive Producer, Charles Ingalls
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1974
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One of the most successful and beloved of all TV family drama series, the weekly, 60-minute Little House on the Prairie was...
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Executive Producer
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1974
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Travel back to the prairie and follow one family on as they strive to start life anew in Kansas in this television classic...
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Director, Executive Producer, Producer
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1974
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Charles Ingalls
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1974
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Director, Executive Producer, Charles Ingalls
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1974
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1974
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Chuck McCann guest stars as Tinker Jones, a mute, itinerant coppersmith. When he wanders into Walnut Grove, Tinker also finds...
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Charles Ingalls
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1974
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Ernest Borgnine guests stars as a mountain hermit named Jonathan in this two-hour episode. Though she is a bit jealous of her...
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Director, Executive Producer, Teleplay By, Charles Ingalls
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1974
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Director
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1974
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After fourteen seasons and 430 episodes, the saga of Bonanza came to an end on January 16, 1973 with a powerful episode...
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Director, Screenwriter, Joe Cartwright
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1973
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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1973
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1973
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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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Joe Cartwright
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1972
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Had Bonanza been moved from its familiar Sunday night time slot to a less preferable Tuesday evening berth any earlier than...
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Joe Cartwright
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1972
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Young Jamie is once more riding for a fall when he falls in love with the much-older Kelly (Pamela Franklin). Making things...
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Joe Cartwright
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1972
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Having suffered a blow to the head, Ben Cartwright awakens to discover that he has lost track of a whole day. During that...
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Joe Cartwright
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1972
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Charles Chioffi plays the title character in the thrill-packed Bonanza installment Shanklin. Hoss Cartwright is shot by a...
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Joe Cartwright
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1972
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Last seen on Bonanza in the 1968 episode "A Girl Named George," Jack Albertson paid a return visit to the series in the...
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Director, Screenwriter, Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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1972
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Sian Barbara Allen guest-stars as the tenacious-and very pregnant-Teresa Burnside. Despite the imminent birth of her child,...
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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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1972
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Once more, Lorne Greene essays the dual role of Ben Cartwright and Ben's lookalike, confidence trickster Bradley Meredith....
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Joe Cartwright
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1972
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Jamie is a member of a boy's club which delights in forcing new members to undergo a grueling initiation process....
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Joe Cartwright
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1972
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Robert Lansing guest-stars as Dundee, an ex-convict determined to prove that he spent five years in prison as the result of a...
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Joe Cartwright
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1972
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Three of the Cartwright men-Joe, Hoss and Jamie-head to the town of Upright to sell a rundown saloon. They decide to hold...
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Joe Cartwright
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1972
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Fugitive Confederate officer Cody Ransom (Jon Cypher) is finally willing to surrender to the Union forces-but only if the...
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Joe Cartwright
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1972
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Written and directed by Bonanza star Michael Landon, "The Younger Brothers' Younger Brother" is one of the series' zaniest...
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Director, Screenwriter, Joe Cartwright
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1972
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Joan Hackett guest-stars as Judith, the fiancee of a young pastor named Jess (James Booth). Blessed-or, perhaps, cursed-with...
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Joe Cartwright
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1972
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Hoss and Joe Cartwright are arrested in a Mexican border town and thrown in jail. Hoss is all for expediting the trial, but...
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Joe Cartwright
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1972
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Roscoe Lee Browne guest-stars as Joshua, the crippled grandfather of a black youngster killed in a bank robbery. Struggling...
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Director, Screenwriter, Joe Cartwright
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1972
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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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Director, Screenwriter, Joe Cartwright
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1972
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Anna Kosovo (Kathleen Widdoes), a friend of Ben Cartwright, has good reason to be terrified of her antagonistic immigrant...
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Joe Cartwright
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1972
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Fresh from his nine-year stint on The Beverly Hillbillies, Buddy Ebsen is cast as Ponderosa hired hand Cactus Murphy, fired...
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Joe Cartwright
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1972
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Had the long-running Bonanza been on CBS instead of NBC, it might have been canceled during the 1970-1971 season as part of...
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Joe Cartwright
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1971
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Native American actor Chief Dan George, who had catapulted to stardom in the 1971 theatrical feature Little Big Man, appears...
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Joe Cartwright
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1971
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Having unofficially adopted Jamie, Ben is poised to make it official in court. His plans are scuttled by the arrival of...
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Joe Cartwright
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1971
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In her fourth Bonanza appearance, Mariette Hartley is cast as Lola, a temperamental touring actress. When Lola is forced to...
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Joe Cartwright
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1971
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Londoners Leslie and Gillian Harwood (Daniel Massey and Jill Haworth) arrive in Nevada to take charge of a ranch on behalf of...
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Joe Cartwright
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1971
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The cantankerous Calhouns-nouveau riche prospector Luke Calhoun (Dub Taylor) and his man-hungry daughter Meena (Ann...
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Joe Cartwright
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1971
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Neville Brand makes another Bonanza appearance in the December 5, 1971 episode "The Rattlesnake Brigade." This time, Brand...
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Joe Cartwright
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1971
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Neta (Jewel Blanch), a teenaged friend of Ben Cartwright's adopted son Jamie, witnesses the murder of Mr. Trunkett, but is...
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Joe Cartwright
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1971
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Bonanza star Michael Landon both wrote and directed the poignant episode "Don't Cry, My Son." After the death of her baby,...
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Director, Screenwriter, Joe Cartwright
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1971
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Jack Cassidy guest-stars as O'Casey, a shiftless dreamer whose get-rich-quick schemes have brought nothing but grief for his...
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Joe Cartwright
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1971
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Wounded in an ambush, Joe Cartwright is rescued by the Griswolds, a farming family. Delirious with fever, Joe experiences...
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Joe Cartwright
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1971
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Rip Torn guest-stars as Will Hewitt, a former soldier who was blinded in the last battle of the Civil War. Determined to...
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Joe Cartwright
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1971
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In Sheriff Coffee's absence, Joe Cartwright is called upon to escort prisoner Hank Simmons (Michael Witney) through a...
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Joe Cartwright
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1971
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In this comic episode, Hoss Cartwright is tapped to judge a Virginia City "beautiful baby" contest. In so doing, he...
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Joe Cartwright
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1971
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Lou Gossett and Marlene Clark are cast as a fugitive black couple, on the run after being accused of killing two white men....
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Joe Cartwright
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1971
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Season Thirteen of Bonanza began on September 19, 1971 with the series' 390th episode, "The Grand Swing." Young Jamie's...
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Joe Cartwright
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1971
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Hoss Cartwright's testimony results in a prison term for the husband of alcoholic dance-hall girl Jill Conway (Susan Tyrell)....
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Joe Cartwright
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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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Screenwriter, Joe Cartwright
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1971
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Vera Miles guest-stars as Ben Cartwright's longtime friend April Christopher. While visiting the Ponderosa, April is bitten...
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Joe Cartwright
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1971
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Steve Ihnat guest-stars as a self-proclaimed journalist named Gans, who shows up with his entourage in Virginia City to cover...
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Director, Screenwriter, Joe Cartwright
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1971
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The Virginia City Bank refuses to lend money to a group of Sierra Nevade ranchers who lost most of their stock during a...
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Joe Cartwright
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1971
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Blinded in an explosion, Joe Cartwright, uncertain as to whether his sight will ever be restored, bitterly cuts himself off...
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Director, Joe Cartwright
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1971
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To silence the taunts of his young friends, Jamie tries to prove that he's a "real Cartwright" by showing up at school with...
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Joe Cartwright
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1971
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Dean Jagger guest-stars as General Ira Cloninger, a legendary Indian fighter. The General hopes to ride into the Nevada...
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Joe Cartwright
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1971
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"The Silent Killer" is the deadly influenza epidemic that has swept through the territory around the Ponderosa. To combat the...
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Joe Cartwright
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1971
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Joining his fellow ranchers in a big cattle drive, Ben Cartwright chooses veteran cowboy Kelly James (Ben Johnson) as trail...
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Joe Cartwright
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1971
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Ponderosa ranchhand Dusty Rhodes (Lou Frizzell) has landed in jail. The only man who can clear Dusty is an itinerant,...
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Joe Cartwright
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1971
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Hoss Cartwright is accidentally shot and wounded by Tom Brennan (John Schuck), a settler fresh out of Virginia. Feeling...
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Joe Cartwright
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1971
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Lorne Greene plays a dual role, as Ponderosa patriarch Ben Cartwright and Ben's con-man lookalike Bradley Meredith. The fun...
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Joe Cartwright
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1971
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Joe Cartwright
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1970
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1970
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Carri Sturgis (Jewel Blanch), a young friend of Ben Cartwright's adopted son Jamie, lives in terror under the cruel...
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Joe Cartwright
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1970
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Jack Elam plays the title role in this Bonanza episode from December 20, 1970. Belying his nickname, Honest John is a...
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Joe Cartwright
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1970
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Oscar winner Strother Martin is cast as Joad Bruder, the father of jailed stagecoach robber Randy Bruder (Anthony Colti)....
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Joe Cartwright
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1970
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Neville Brand guest-stars as Pepper Shannon, a stage robber whose career has been blown up to "heroic" proportions by the...
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Joe Cartwright
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1970
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Aranda (Rodolfo Acosta, the Mexican-born sheriff of Prince River, regularly betrays his own people by participating in a land...
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Joe Cartwright
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1970
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Carol Lawson plays Etta, an unwed mother determined to carve out a decent life for her son Scott (Michael-James Wixted). When...
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Director, Screenwriter, Joe Cartwright
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1970
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Far from the Ponderosa, Ben Cartwright is badly injured in a fall from his horse. Seeking help in a nearby town, Ben's son...
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Joe Cartwright
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1970
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"Trouble" is the apt cognomen for one of the toughest towns in California. Through a fluke, Hoss Cartwright is named...
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Joe Cartwright
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1970
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Guest star Richard Kiley is cast as Sheriff Gideon Yates, one of Nevada's most admired lawmen. When Joe Cartwright comes to...
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Joe Cartwright
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1970
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Rupert Crosse guest-stars as Davis, a fugitive killer. While searching for Davis, Joe and a seriously wounded Ben are...
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Joe Cartwright
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1970
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When one of his prisoners escapes, sadistic prison-wagon boss Price Buchanan (Denver Pyle) abducts Hoss Cartwright and forces...
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Joe Cartwright
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1970
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Robert Pirosh's teleplay for this Bonanza episode was based on an actual 19th century phenomenon. In the years following the...
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Joe Cartwright
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1970
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Originally telecast September 20, 1970, "A Matter of Faith" served to introduce new Bonanza regular Mitch Vogel in the role...
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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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1970
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Bonanza's twelfth season commenced on September 13, 1970 with the episode titled "The Night Virginia City Died." Several...
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Joe Cartwright
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1970
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Introduced in the earlier episode "Meena", the scraggly Calhouns make a return Bonanza appearance in the April 5, 1970...
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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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1970
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During a stopover in Los Robles, Ben Cartwright is assaulted and wounded by town boss John Walker (Emile Meyer. Forced to...
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Director, Screenwriter, Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Director, Screenwriter, Joe Cartwright
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1970
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Jo Van Fleet guest-stars as Amy Wilder, one of those peppery old eccentrics who loves animals but despises people. Coveting...
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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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1970
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Director, Screenwriter, Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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1969
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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1969
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An epidemic of rustling has fueled the flames of a possible range war between the cattlemen and the nesters. Ex-sheriff Dan...
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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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1969
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Passing themselves off as wealthy business owners, brother-and-sister swindlers Tobias and April Horn (Robert Hogan, Marj...
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Joe Cartwright
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1969
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The Civil War is over, but mine owner Sam Masters (John Anderson) will never be able to forget his tenure as commander of a...
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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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1969
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Written and directed by Michael Landon, "The Wish" would remain Landon's favorite Bonanza episode long after its original...
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Director, Screenwriter, Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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1969
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The mellifluous Richard Haydn is cast as Malcolm the Magificent, a seedy travelling magician. To fool the yokels, Malcolm...
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Joe Cartwright
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1969
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Phyllis Thaxter guest-stars as widowed newspaper publisher Ruth Manning, yet another old friend of Ben Cartwright. Ben comes...
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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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1969
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Joan Van Ark made an early TV starring appearance in this January 5, 1969 episode of Bonanza. The actress is cast as Laurie...
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Joe Cartwright
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1969
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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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Joe Cartwright
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1968
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When Sheriff Walker (Stuart Randall) of Muddy Creek is murdered, Ben and Joe Cartwright volunteer to guard prisoner Luke...
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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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1968
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As a result of a wager, Hoss and Joe Cartwright decide to enter politics, each supporting an opposing mayor candidate for...
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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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1968
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Breaking from tradition, Bonanza offered two first-run episodes amidst the usual sea of reruns in the summer of 1968. The...
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Joe Cartwright
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1968
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On July 28, 1968, the producers of Bonanza surprised the series' fans by interrupting their summer-rerun schedule with the...
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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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1968
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Director, Screenwriter, Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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1968
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In the town of Smithville, Joe Cartwright's life is saved by Tracy Blaine (Robert Drivas), who then manages to sweet-talk his...
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Joe Cartwright
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1968
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Over the protests of the Cartwrights, the Carttlemen's Association hires range detective Marcus Alley (Albert Salmi) to round...
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Joe Cartwright
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1968
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Feeling responsible for the death of his oldest son, Josh Carter (Steve Ihnat) has become an abusive alcoholic. As a result,...
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Screenwriter, Joe Cartwright
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1968
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Ben's longtime unofficial ward Davy (Lou Antonio), a Ute Indian, tries to rejoin the tribe that had exiled him years earlier....
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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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1968
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Hoss Cartwright is among the jurors who votes to hang Frank Scott (Simon Oakland) for murder. Only after the sentence is...
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Joe Cartwright
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1967
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Ever the champion of the underdog, Hoss Cartwright is determined to prove that the gold mine owned by his friend McNulty...
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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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1967
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Burgess Meredith guest-stars as Irishman Ownie Dugan. Suddenly striking it rich, Ownie decides to strike a blow against...
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Screenwriter, Joe Cartwright
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1967
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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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Joe Cartwright
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1967
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Ben Cartwright purchaeses a stallion from drunken lout Burt Loughlin (Tom Tully), hoping to fulfill the fondest dreams of...
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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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1967
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Written by Frank Chase, "The Gentle Ones" is the tale of two brothers, both in the horse trading business. Kindhearted Mark...
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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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1967
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Joe Cartwright is kidnaped by a band of impoverished Mexicans, who hope to save their rundown village by collecting a $25,000...
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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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1967
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The ninth season of Bonanza began on September 17, 1967 with the episode titled "Second Chance". Ben Cartwright joins an army...
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Joe Cartwright
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1967
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Bonanza's final eighth-season offering, "The Greedy Ones" first aired on May 14, 1967. Rumors are flying that old prospector...
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Joe Cartwright
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1967
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Hoss Cartwright once again falls victim to a clever palm reader, in this case a travelling prognosticator named Madama...
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Joe Cartwright
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1967
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Nina Foch guest-stars as Clarissa, Ben Cartwright's snooty Eastern cousin. Swooping down upon the Ponderosa, the...
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Joe Cartwright
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1967
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Virginia City finds itself under siege from a group of highly organized juvenile delinquents, all guided by a disturbed young...
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Joe Cartwright
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1967
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Ben Cartwright prevents crooked Ponderosa foreman Ed Philips (Jeremy Slate) from swindling rancher Matt Jeffers (Royal Dano)....
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Joe Cartwright
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1967
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The Cartwrights play host to two members of the Russian aristocracy, Count Alexis (Warren Stevens) and Countess Elena (Claire...
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Joe Cartwright
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1967
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In this sequel to the previous season's "The Big Shadow of the Land", Jack Kruschen returns as Giorgio Rossi, the bombastic...
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Joe Cartwright
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1967
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Rescued from the desert by Ben Cartwright, young Billy Wilcox (Richard Evans) is hired as a ranch hand at the Ponderosa....
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Joe Cartwright
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1967
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Thoroughly immersed in the mystery novel {^Inspector Foot of Scotland Yard}, Joe Cartwright begins to fancy himself an ace...
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Screenwriter, Joe Cartwright
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1967
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Joe Cartwright joins a posse led by Sheriff Rimbau (John Ireland) to capture two robbery/murder suspects. For Rimbau, it is...
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Joe Cartwright
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1967
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Ben Cartwright protects longtime family friend Mary Farnum (Diane Baker) from the drunken rampages of her brutal husband Russ...
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Joe Cartwright
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1967
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Joe Cartwright's impending marriage to the lovely Sally Cutler (Shirley Bonne) is threatened by the girl's unwanted suitor...
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Joe Cartwright
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1967
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John Saxon makes the first of three Bonanza appearances as Steve Friday, a former Ponderosa ranchhand turned gunfighter....
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Joe Cartwright
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1967
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Henry Darrow guest-stars as Amigo, a role originally written for Sammy Davis Jr.). Persecuted all his life merely because of...
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Joe Cartwright
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1967
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Both Linda Roberts (Judi Meredith) and Amos Crenshaw (Frank Overton) have sworn vengeance against Joe Cartwright. Linda...
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Screenwriter, Joe Cartwright
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1967
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Leslie Nielsen, who had once studied acting under Bonanza star Lorne Greene in his native Canada, is here cast as Sheriff...
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Joe Cartwright
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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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Joe Cartwright
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1967
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The rest of the Ponderosa men are astonished when Hoss Cartwright shows up reeking of cologne and dressed to the nines. It is...
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Joe Cartwright
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1967
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Visiting the Blackwell farm, Joe Cartwright is aghast to learn that his friend Tom Blackwell (Jason Evers) has turned to...
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Joe Cartwright
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1967
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In this comic episode, Hoss and Joe Cartwright embark on yet another big-business scheme. Investing in two rabbits, our...
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Joe Cartwright
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1967
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Not surprisingly, "A Christmas Story" originally aired on December 25, 1966. Wayne Newton returns to Bonanza in the role of...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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A ricocheting bullet catches Little Joe Cartwright in his-er-nether regions. Seeking answers to his brother's non-fatal but...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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Geraldine Brooks, who played Ben Cartwright's first wife in the 1961 Bonanza episode "Elizabeth, My Love," was cast as Hoss...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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The wife of vicious outlaw Jess Miller (Michael Witney), long-suffering Allie (Janet De Gore takes refuge at the Ponderosa,...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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Spinster Maggie Dowling (Joanne Linville) has been told all her life that she is dowdy and unattractive. Joe Cartwright...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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A horse thief with a price on his head is shot by both Joe Cartwright and his friend, stone-broke farmer Morgan Tanner (Dean...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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Fifteen years after Ben Cartwright's testimony sent a man named Preston to the gallows, Preston's son Colter arrives in...
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Screenwriter, Joe Cartwright
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1966
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Future movie-studio executive Tony Bill is cast as halfbreed Charlie Two, who has sworn to killi the Cartwrights to avenge...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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The title characters in this episode of Bonanza are the Lowell sisters: Ara (Vera Miles, Gabrielle (Lyn Edgington, Lorraine...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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Written by Thomas Thompson and Marc Michaels, "The Pursued" was the second of Bonanza's two-part stories. In Beehive, Nevada,...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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In Part Two of "The Pursued", Mormon rancher Heber Clawson (Eric Fleming) is burned out of his home and shot to death by a...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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At the request of gallant Colonel Fairchild (Charles Ruggles) and his lovely daughter Patty Lou (Julie Parrish), Ben...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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Ed Begley Sr. makes a return visit to Bonanza in the role of proud old Ponderosa wrangler Dan Tolliver. Sensing that Dan is...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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On September 11, 1966, the eighth episode of Bonanza got off to a strong start with the episode titled "Something Hurt,...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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Hoss Cartwright seriously injures washed-up boxer Hank Kelly (Michael Conrad in a challenge fight. Feeling guilty, Hoss...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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Bonanza closed out its seventh season on May 15, 1966 with the comic episode "A Dollar's Worth of Trouble." Gypsy palm reader...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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R.G. Armstrong guest-stars as Colonel Keith Jarell, Ben Cartwright's old comrade in arms. Arriving at the Ponderosa, Jarrell...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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Though the character of Adam Cartwright was gone from Bonanza, he was far from forgotten, as proven by this episode from May...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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Joe Cartwright is in love with Wendy Dant (Judi Rolin), but she has no room in her heart for anyone but her "wealthy and...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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Originally broadcast April 17, 1966, "The Big Shadow on the Land" was the first of three Bonanza episodes focusing on the...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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An uncharacteristically villainous George Montgomery guest-stars as gunslinger Dan Taggert, who challenges Joe Cartwright to...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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Hoss Cartwright befriends philosophical drifter Will Smith (Lonny Chapman), a brilliant poet but a chronic alcoholic....
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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Singer Wayne Newton makes his dramatic debut as Andy Walker, the son of domineering dirt farmer Willard Walker (Malcolm...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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Former Wagon Train regular Michael Burns guest-stars as Jamie, the spoiled-rotten son of Ben Cartwright's eastern cousin...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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Growing increasingly fond of lovely Claire Amory (Nancy Gates), Ben Cartwright must deal with Claire's invalid brother Carl...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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Joshua Norton was a real-life character in 19th century San Francisco, formerly a man of wealth who in middle age declared...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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The Ponderosa is thrown into a tizzy when Kentucky woman Annie Slocum (Majel Barrett) shows up, claiming that Hoss Cartwright...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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Written by Paul Schneider, "Ride the Wind" was Bonanza's first two-part story. Ben Cartwright is willing to provide Charles...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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In Sheriff Coffee's absence, Virginia City's mayor (Ted Knight) hires ruthlessly efficient lawman Wes Dann (Eric Fleming) as...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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Hoss Cartwright saves Old Charlie (John McIntire, the town's premiere spinner of tall and outlandish tales, from a...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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In Part Two of "Ride the Wind", Curtis Wade (Rod Cameron takes over from the late Charles Ludlow as head of the new Pony...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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When two strangers, Sonny (Dick Peabody) and Jesse (Walter Burke), help Ben Cartwright get his wagon out of the mud, Ben...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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Jose De Vega is cast as Tatu, an embittered Indian youth who hates all white men. Injured and left to die by his tribe, Tatu...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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Joe Cartwright is a member of the jury that must determine whether or not Terence O'Toole (Liam Sullivan is guilty of robbery...
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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This western is the movie-length pilot for the long-running television series Bonanza. The story follows the Cartwright clan...
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1966
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Joe Cartwright
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1966
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Acting magistrate Ben Cartwright is dismayed when Sundown (Tom Tully), an old reprobate whom he'd helped parole, is suspected...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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Former convict Trace Cordell (Tony Young) is back in town, and everyone lets him know he's not welcome. Particularly...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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Season Six of Bonanza was brought to a close on May 23, 1965, with another of the series' many "redeption" yarns. In...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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Bonanza entered its seventh season, minus Pernell Roberts but still as popular as ever, with the September 12, 1965 episode...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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Emma Morgan (Adrienne Marden, the jealous wife of religious cult leader Rev. Evan Morgan (John Doucette), is convinced that...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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Hoss Cartwright rescues a little girl named Lisa (Eileen Baral), who is in a state of speechless shock after surviving a...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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Andrew Prine guest-stars as George Whitman, a self-proclaimed "jinx" who inadvertently leaves disaster in his wake wherever...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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Written by Dick Carr, "The Spotlight" is a showcase for Viveca Lindfors in the role of long-retired opera diva Angela Drake....
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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Former My Three Sons regular Tim Considine guest-stars as Billy Penn, son of a family of humble pig farmers. Hoping to escape...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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Bruce Yarnell pays a return visit to Bonanza as the Cartwright's cousin Muley Jones. Still the proud possessor of an...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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Singer Hoyt Axton made his dramatic debut in this episode of Bonanza, which first aired April 4, 1965. Axton is cast as...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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Clint Howard is the center of attention on this Bonanza episode as impressionable young Michael Thorpe. When his father Evan...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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Former child star Eddie Hodges is cast as Skeeter Dexter, who has the acute ability to communicate with animals. After...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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"The Strange One" is Marie (Louise Sorel), who is expelled from a wagon train when she is accused of being a witch. Marie is...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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Virginia City is held in a grip of terror by the vicious family of condemned killer Harry Lassiter (Jack Chaplain....
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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Virginia City welcomes new preacher Paul Watson (Glenn Corbett), a former gunslinger who'd "seen the light" five years...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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Ben Cartwright makes a solemn promise that the entire estate of dying skinflint Jake Smith (Burt Mustin will go to Jake's...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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Held in thrall by a gang of rustlers, the local cattleman's association hires a professional gunman named Simmons (Robert...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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When her husband Booth (Steve Cochran) is murdered, Hallie Shannon (Joan Freeman) is convinced that her former sweetheart Joe...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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Pernell Roberts plays a dual role in this February 14, 1965 installment of Bonanza. Adam Cartwright discovers that his exact...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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The great Ed Wynn appears on this Bonanza episodes a Phineas T. Klump, a lovable old eccentric who is determined to be the...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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That the seventh season of Bonanza would be slightly different from the previous six was obvious the moment the main credits...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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A group of flamboyant Italian acrobats pay a visit to the Ponderosa. Despite his long friendship with Guido Borelli (Cesar...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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Virginia City is visited by one Thomas Crippen (Ashley Cowan), an Englishman who has travelled all over the world in search...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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Poor Ben Cartwright is unable to get any peace and quiet on the Ponderosa, thanks to his uncommonly noisy offspring and their...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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Dancer Barrie Chase, best known for her appearances on the TV specials of Fred Astaire, guest-stars in this Bonanza episode,...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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Ed Begley Sr. is cast as Clint Watson, an old muleskinner friend of Ben Cartwright. Now an explosives expert, Clint agrees to...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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Gilbert Roland guest-stars as poor but proud horse rangher Jim Acton. Hoping to get back on his financial feet, Acton is...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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Telly Savalas guest-stars as Charles Hackett, the richest man in the world. Accustomed to getting what he wants, Hackett now...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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Former silent-movie idol Ramon Novarro guest-stars as Jose Ortega, a prevaricating old windbag who claims to possess a...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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Joe Cartwright and his friend Tuck (Warren Vanders) vie for the attentions of pretty Easterner Lucy Melviney (Brenda Scott),...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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One of the handful of truly classic Bonanza episodes, "The Flapjack Contest" first aired January 3, 1965. Having entered the...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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Adam Cartwright rescues long-suffering schoolteacher Barbara (Mariette Hartley), who has been tied to a burning post by her...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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In this frontier spin on Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew, Joan Hackett guest-stars as Margarita, the fiery,...
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Joe Cartwright
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1965
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"Old Sheba" is a scraggly circus elephant, which the Cartwrights receive as payment for Hoss' one-night stand as a big-top...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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This compelling Bonanza episode focuses almost exclusively on Little Joe Cartwright. Plagued by a fear of heights, Joe...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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George Kennedy guest-stars as Waldo Watson, a born loser who has decided to end it all. Feeling pity for Waldo, Hoss...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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When Sam Logan (Dan Duryea) was sent to prison, he claimed he didn't know where his partner Jack Crawford hid $100,000 in...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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Season Five of Bonanza came to a close on May 24, 1964 with the episode titled "Walter and the Outlaws", a sequel to the...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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As originally intended, Kathie Browne was to make between eight and ten Bonanza appearances as widow Laura Dayton, so as to...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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Ernest Truex guest-stars as "Square Deal Sam" Washburn, a veteran confidence trickster. Sam's latest suckers are the...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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Adam Cartwright is rescued from drowning by Tom Wilson (Rory Calhoun), a man as lucky at cards as he is at love. Though...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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Pulp novelist Tobias Finch (Walter Brooke) wants to write "The Saga of the Courageous Cartwrights"-but the courageous...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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First telecast March 22, 1964, "Return to Honor" served to introduce onetime Zorro star Guy Williams in the role of Ben...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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In anticipation of a raid by the deadly Wagner outlaw gang, the townsfolk of Virginia City want to replace their ageing...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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Kathie Browne makes her third appearance as Adam Cartwright's erstwhile lady friend Laura Dayton. Encouraged by her Aunt Lil...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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Bruce Yarnell makes his first appearance as the Cartwrights' cousin Muley from Missouri. "Blessed" with a singing voice that...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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This landmark Bonanza episode stars William Marshall (long before his tenure as "Blacula" and as "The King of Cartoons" on...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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Hoping to purchase some fireworks from the Chinese Yiphee Trading Company, Hoss Cartwright gets his order scrambled, and as a...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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The focus is on new series regular Will Cartwright (Guy Williams) in the Peter Packer-scripted Bonanza episode "The Roper."...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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The men of the Ponderosa cannot understand why bounty hunter Dev Farnum (Dennis Hopper) is so unfriendly and secretive. Could...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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Accused of murder, Hoss Cartwright puts his life in the hands of celebrated lawyer Whitney Parker (James Gregory)....
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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The title character in this Bonanza episode is a middle-aged Frenchman (John Dehner) who claims to be legendary...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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Slim Pickens makes a return appearance in the role of shifty, slovenly mountaineer Jim Leyton. Incredibly, Jim has become...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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Suffering from a advanced case of "spring fever," Hoss Cartwright is nonetheless assigned to pick up a prisoner in the town...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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Patricia Blair guest-stars as dance hall girl Lila Conrad, who after killing a man in self-defense hides out in the...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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Written by Alex Sharp, the comic episode "Ponderosa Matador" finds the Cartwright boys vying for the attention of the lovely...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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A widower for many years, Ben Cartwright finally decides to take another bride, the lovely Katherine Saunders (Teresa...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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Guest star Henry Jones plays a flamboyant eccentric who imagines himself to be King Arthur. Wearing full armor, "Arthur"...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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A deft blend of comedy and suspense, "Alias Joe Cartwright" affords series regular Michael Landon the opportunity to play a...
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Joe Cartwright,Angus Borden
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1964
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It was no secret that Pernell Roberts was wearying of his role as Adam Cartwright by the time Bonanza entered its sixth...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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Publicly humiliated by town tough Al Mooney (Ron Foster), young Johnny Chapman (Guy Stockwell) asks his friend Joe Cartwright...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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Another deft Bonanza combination of humor and tears, Frank Cleaver's teleplay for "Love Me Not" is more than a little...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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"The Wild One" is ornery Lafe Jessup (Aldo Ray), a pugnacious horse wrangler who'd sooner pick a fight than eat or sleep....
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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A gang of four criminals-three men, one women-kidnap Ben and hold him for a $100,000 ransom. Tension mounts as Ben tries to...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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Charlie (Anthony Caruso) is an old and somewhat shabby Indian. Regularly taunted and persecuted by the self-righteous...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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Charles Bronson guest-stars as Harry Star, a halfbreed who is regularly subjected to the bigotry of the townsfolk. Feeling...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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Marlyn Mason guest-stars as Tessa Caldwell, who is accidentally blinded in a hunting accident caused by Joe Cartwright. More...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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In this sequel to "The Waiting Game", Kathie Browne returns in the role of Laura Dayton, erstwhile sweetheart of Adam...
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Joe Cartwright
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1964
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The third of the "Ben Cartwright's Wives" trilogy (his marriages to first wife Elizabeth and second wife Inger were recounted...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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In this comic episode, Adam and Hoss Cartwright want to enter their newly purchased thoroughbred in the Virginia City...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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Patricia Crowley guest-stars as beautiful Julia Grant, an aspiring actress whose lofty ambitions far outdistance her modest...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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Suffering from amnesia as the result of an accident, Hoss Cartwright is nursed back to health by an elderly farm couple,...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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A gang of bandits attacks the stagecoach carrying Hoss Cartwright and two nuns, elderly Mother Veronica (Ilka Windish) and...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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Investigating a mine cave-in, Joe Cartwright finds his friend Seth Pruitt (Richard Rust standing over the dead body of Seth's...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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In this sequel to the 1962 Bonanza episode "Inger, My Love," Ben Cartwright once again waxes nostalgic over his late second...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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Stefanie Powers guest-stars as the legendary, cantankerous Calamity Jane. Having promised not to reveal that Calamity is a...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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Gregory Walcott is cast as Danny Morgan, a guitar-strumming "travelling troubadour." Grateful that Danny once saved his...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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While hunting down a wolf, Adam Cartwright accidentally shoots and nearly kills his own brother Joe. Thoroughly disgusted by...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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Ron Hayes appears in the dual role of virtuous family man Jud Lally and Jud's outlaw twin brother Rube Barnes. Forcing his...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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The "lost woman" of the title is Rita Marlowe (Ruta Lee), an alcoholic singer whom Ben Cartwright hopes to rehabilitate. But...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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While sitting in a barber's chair, Carlos Rodriguez (Alex Montoya) is killed by impatient customer Duke Miller (Perry Lopez....
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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Slim Pickens makes his first appearance as the rogueish but lovable mountaineer Jim Leyton. Wounded while busting out of...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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"The Colonel" is habitual liar Frank Medford, an old friend of Ben Cartwright. Now a poverty-stricken travelling salesman,...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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Adam Cartwright falls in love with Rebecca (Aneta Corsaut), the daughter of Orthodox Jewish peddler Aaron Kaufman (Ludwig...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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Ben Cartwright plays host to Judge Whitaker (Otto Kruger), better known to one and all as "Hanging Harry." Among those...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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Perennial loser Claude Miller (John Fiedler) becomes a winner overnight when he strikes a rich silver lode. Determined to get...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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While trying to land a lucrative lumber contract with the railroad, Ben Cartwright once again finds himself in competition...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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John Anderson is cast as fiercely proud rainmaker Tulsa Weems, who is averse to charging money for his services, doing so...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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A decidedly pre-All in the Family Carroll O'Connor stars as freight line owner Tom Slayden. Using underhanded and...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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George Brenlin is cast as Whizzer McGee, a short-statured scrapper who doesn't take kindly to people making fun of his size....
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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The "Thunder Man" is explosives expert William Poole (Simon Oakland), who in addition to his demolition skills, happens to be...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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One of the best-remembered and best-loved Bonanza episodes, "Any Friend of Walter's" first aired on March 24, 1963. While...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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While a surprise party awaits him at the Ponderosa, Little Joe Cartwright finds himself stranded in the desert after his...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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Originally telecast December 8, 1963, "The Waiting Game" introduces Kathie Browne in the recurring role of Laura Dayton. When...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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The fifth season of Bonanza commenced on September 22, 1963 with the episode titled "She Walks in Beauty." Gena Rowlands...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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In this classic-and hilarious-Bonanza episode, Hoss Cartwright returns to the Ponderosa with a strongbox of gold, which he...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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While tracking down a gang of poachers, Ben Cartwright is shot and left for dead. Convinced that Ben is dead, his...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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Future Lost in Space bad guy Jonathan Harris stars in this Bonanza episode as celebrated British novelist Charles Dickens....
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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Brilliant artist James Callahan (Phillip Abbott) is burdened with two heavy crosses: He is not only an alcoholic, but also a...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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Written by Eric Norden and Frank Arno, "Little Man-Ten Feet Tall" focuses on the relationship between Ponderosa ranchhand...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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When their driver is killed, Joe Cartwright and several other stagecoach passengers are stranded in the desert, 50 miles from...
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Joe Cartwright
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1963
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Abducted by the Shoshones at the age of six, teenager Billy Horn (Carl Reindel is brought back to the White Man's world by...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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Will Kuluva guest-stars as General Diaz, a self-styled Mexican patriot who raids gold shipments in order to finance his...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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"Gallegher's Sons" are a pair of pre-teen girls named Will (Eileen Chesis) and Charlie (Larrain Gillespie), who have been...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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Seriously injured in a fall, Hoss Cartwright is in desperate need of medical attention. Alas, the only available doctor is a...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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Hoss Cartwright agrees to meet and provide transportation for Lotty (Judi Meredith), the mail-order bride of his temporarily...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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"The Good Samaritan" is Hoss Cartwright, who plays cupid for a pair of lonely souls: Newly widowed Abigail Hinton (Jeanne...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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Eleven of the twelve jurors in the murder trial of Jamie Wrenn (Jack Betts) have voted for a guilty verdict. The sole holdout...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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Once again, the loyalties of the Cartwright clan are divided by the ongoing Civil War. Confederate sympathizer Judge Terry...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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Both Adam Cartwright and fugitive killer Luke Martin (Robert Vaughn) seek shelter from a storm in the way station run by old...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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The Cartwrights are visited by Colonel Edward J. Dunwoody (Claude Akins), who is searching for an Army deserter. The fugitive...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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This 100th episode of Bonanza begins as Susan Blanchard (Pat Breslin) is injured in a wagon crash. Though there is nothing...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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Dan O'Herlihy guest-stars as Matthew Raine, a brilliant artist who has gone blind. Wallowing in self-pity, Matthew begins...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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On behalf of his father Ben Cartwright, Hoss delivers a large sum of money to the town of Dutchman Flats. Upon his arrival,...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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Hoping to meet the deadline for a crucial business transaction, Adam Cartwright rushes to the town of Bowline, with a bank...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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Tired of living in the shadow of older brothers Adam and Hoss, Joe Cartwright demands that his father Ben give him more of a...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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The title character in the May 13, 1962 Bonanza episode "The Mountain Girl" is Trudy Harker, played by Nina Shipman. Raised...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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Season Four of Bonanza began on September 23, 1962 with what was intended to be a landmark episode. In "The First Born",...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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While on a cattle drive, the Cartwright men make a stopover in the town of Alkali. The next morning, the Cartwrights are...
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Screenwriter, Joe Cartwright
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1962
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While sharing lunch with Adam and Joe Cartwright, Sheriff Coffee notices a holdup gang in the Virginia City express office....
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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In the 1961 Bonanza episode "Elizabeth, My Love," Ben Cartwright's thoughts drifted back to his first wife Elizabeth, the...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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Singer Vaughn Monroe guest-stars as shy Ponderosa ranchhand Hank Meyers. In love with schoolteacher Abigail Jones (Eileen...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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Ben Cartwright is an eyewitness when ex-convict Jack Groat (Charles Maxwell shoots down the son of Ben's old friend Lem...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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Hoping to catch a band of cattle rustlers, the Cartwrights lay a trap for the bandits, while Adam Cartwright scouts the area...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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In 1907, the brilliant physicist Albert Abraham Michelson won the Nobel Prize for developing the optical precision...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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The townsfolk of Virginia City find their loyalties divided right down the middle during the raging feud between the Mahans...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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The hooded man who robbed and killed the manager of the Goat Springs bank line turns out to be Adam Cartwright's longtime...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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The fourth season of Bonanza introduces Barry Coe in the role of Clay Stafford, a new ranch hand on the Ponderosa....
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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With the terrritory in the grip of a devastating drought, the local farmers, led by Jason Gant (Royal Dano) hope to use the...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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The Cartwrights take a hand in matters when bandits reportedly steal the $100,000 dowry intended for the wedding of Michele...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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After completing a grueling cattle drive, Adam Cartwright takes a trip into the wilderness for some peace and quiet, Instead,...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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Before settling into the semi-regular role of Adam Cartwright's fiancée Laura Dayton during the 1963-64 season, Kathie Browne...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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Brooke Hayward, the daughter of producer Leland Hayward and actress Margaret Sullavan, appears in this Bonanza episode as...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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James Dunn guest-stars as Danny Lynch, an elderly Ponderosa ranch hand. Upon learning that his mother Nellie (Cheerio...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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Mercedes McCambridge guest-stars as Deborrah Banning, the wife of Baltimore publisher Horace Manning (Hayden Rorke). Having...
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Joe Cartwright
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1962
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The Cartwrights accompany freight-company troubleshooter Ted Trask (Robert Lansing) to the far from peaceful community of Cut...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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Originally telecast March 11, 1961, "The Duke" stars Maxwell Reed as the title character, an egomaniacal and selfish British...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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Con artists Morgan (Wally Brown) and Axe (Dave Willock) flimflam Clementine Hawkins (Beatrice Kay), a former dance-hall girl...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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Wounded bandit Track (Paul Richards) takes refuge at the home of widow Lee Bolden (Faith Domergue). Another of Lee's house...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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Bonanza marked the beginning of its third season by moving from Saturdays at 7:30 PM EST to its now-legendary Sunday 9 PM...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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During Ben Cartwright's absence, a woman named Jennifer (Suzanne Lloyd) shows up at the Ponderosa, claiming to be Ben's new...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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Julie Adams guest-stars as Helen, the widow of Ben Cartwright's old friend Josh Layton. As beautiful as she is charming,...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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Originally scheduled to air on March 18, 1961, the Bonanza episode "The Gift" finally made its first appearance on April 1 of...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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Forced to shoot and kill tresspasser Jeb Hoad, Joe Cartwright is set upon by Jeb's wildcat daughter Willow (Anita Sands)....
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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Sidney Blackmer guest-stars as baloon ascensionist Major Cayley, an old Army friend of Ben Cartwright. With Ben's blessing,...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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Despite irrefutable evidence which places Jim Applegate (Charles Aidman) at the scene of a lynching, Hoss Cartwright doesn't...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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Little Joe Cartwright is hauled into court, accused of murdering a pregnant girl named Mary Parson. The girl's father Jake...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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"The Infernal Machine" is a horseless carriage, invented by Hoss Cartwright's friend Daniel Pettibone (Eddie Ryder)....
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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While Ben Cartwright nurses his son Adam through a high fever, his thoughts drift back to Adam's late mother, Ben's first...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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Jeff Morrow guest-stars as legendary Apache chief Cochise, who despite his avowed peaceful stance has sworn vengeance against...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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The Cartwright boys' fraternal horseplay takes a painful turn when they accidentally injure their hired hand Jebediah Milbank...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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Ben Cartwright's suspicions are aroused when scruffy prospectors Cunningham (Parley Baer) and Furnas (Walter Coy) arrive in...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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James Coburn guest-stars as Ross Marquett, an old friend of Adam Cartwright. But Ross' friendship abruptly and unexpectedly...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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Written by Norman Lessing, "The Frenchman" stars Andre Phillipe as the title character, a flamboyant gent who claims to be...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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Mike Sullivan (George Mitchell) and his cronies pitch camp at the Ponderosa, claiming that they've been sold a generous...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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While working at the Ponderosa, wrangler Johnny Lightly (Ben Cooper) suffers an accident that costs him the use of both legs....
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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Ben Cartwright's former sweetheart Lydia (Maggie Hayes), now the wealthy and widowed Lady Lydia Chadwick, returns to Virginia...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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The Cartwrights rescue 11-year-old Gabrielle Wickham (Diane Mountford), a blind orphan girl whom they find wandering...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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Robert Culp guest-stars as former gunfighter Ed Payson. When he tries to buy supplies from general store owner Will Cass...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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Joe Cartwright's life is saved by chain-gang prisoner Danny Kidd (Dean Jones), who has spent virtually his entire life behind...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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To show up his teasing brothers, Joe Cartwright accepts the position of sheriff in the little town of Rubicon. Little does...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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In this comic episode, mail-order huckster Gideon Flinch (Ian Wolfe), alias Homer T. Cranston, fleeces ornery Bullethead...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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At the behest of a local bureaucrat, good-for-nothing Jock Henry (Eddie Firestone) becomes Virginia City's tax collector....
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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Accusing Josh Tatum (Leif Erickson) of stealing cattle, Ben Cartwright gets into a fight with Tatum, and is seriously injured...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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The second of Jerry Lewis' directorial endeavors, The Errand Boy, like its predecessor The Bellboy, is essentially a series...
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1961
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On the occasion of its third season on NBC, the full-color Western Bonanza was moved from its old Saturday night slot to a...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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Hoss Cartwright is forced to kill neighboring farmer Willie Twilight (Keith Richards) in self-defense, whereupon Willie's...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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Claude Akins guest-stars as the titular Sam Hill, a blacksmith of extraordinary strength. Pressured to give up the land on...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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Sue Ling (Lisa Lu), a Chinese slave girl purchased by the infamous General Tsung (Richard Loo), is kidnapped and held for...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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First broadcast January 28, 1961, "Bank Run" was one of several second-season Bonanza episodes directed by Robert Altman....
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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When Carl (James Best), the son of former Ponderosa foreman Will Reagan (Will Wright), is reported killed, Adam Cartwright...
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Joe Cartwright
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1961
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Guest star Larry Gates is cast as Jacob Darien, the leader of a Quaker sect which has purchased land in California. While...
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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Feeling responsible for the massacre of a troop of soldiers, former Army scout Charlie Trent (Henry Hull) has become the town...
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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On September 10, 1960, Bonanza launched its second season with the episode titled "Showdown." On the lam from the law, bank...
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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The first season of Bonanza came to an end on April 30, 1960, with the episode titled "Death at Dawn." Laurence Mascott's...
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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Considered to be a witch, gypsy girl Tirza (Susan Harrison) has been condemned to death by her own tribe. Taking refuge on...
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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David Ladd, the son of movie idol Alan Ladd (and a future film executive in his own right) guest-stars as young Billy Allen,...
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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The Cartwrights object to Todd McKaren's (Don Dubbins) plan to sell his family's land to ruthless miner Len Keith (Robert...
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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Crooked sheepherder Jeb Drummond (Everett Sloane) is caught trying to graze his flock on the Ponderosa without permission....
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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The ugly consequences of bigotry are examined in this episode of Bonanza. Gene Evans plays Andrew Fulmer, who runs for mayor...
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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Little Joe and Hoss set out for Monterey, CA, bearing the cash with which they intend to purchase a prize bull for their...
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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At the height of the bloody feud between the McFaddens and the Hadfields, Alonzo McFadden (Douglas Spencer) hires the dreaded...
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Joe Cartwright,Slade Brother
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1960
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Southern sympathizer Fred Kyle (Cameron Mitchell arrives in Virginia City, hoping to raise money for the Confederate cause....
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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The townspeople of Virginia City turn against Leta Malvet (Susan Oliver when her father and brother are hanged for murder....
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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Patricia Medina guest-stars as Rosita Morales, a former cabaret dancer. A pair of con artists, Luga (Sebastian Cabot) and...
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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Crippled farmer Tom Edwards (Harry Townes) holds Ben Cartwright responsible for the accident which destroyed the use of his...
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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Hulking, childlike Arnie Guthrie (Cal Bolder) can't control his temper-and even worse, he doesn't know his own strength....
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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The Cartwrights play host to former big game hunter Lord Marion Dunsford (Edward Ashley) and his wife Lady Beatrice (Hazel...
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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To escape her strict and oppressive father Sheriff Kincaid (Val Avery), headstrong Dolly (Myrna Fahey) rebelliously courts...
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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B-picture auteur Jacques Tourneur served as director for the October 15, 1960 Bonanza episode "Denver McKee." The title...
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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As a reward for saving Ben Cartwright's life, an Indian named Matsou (Ricardo Montalban) is given a small parcel of Ponderosa...
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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At the end of a cattle drive, the Cartwrights and their cowhands look forward to rest and relaxation in San Francisco,...
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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Three army deserters -- Sutton (Joe Maross, Tyler (Grant Williams), and Mertz (James Parnell) -- take refuge on the...
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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Lloyd Nolan guest-stars as New Orleans police inspector Charles Leduque, a man who harbors a deep and festering grudge...
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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Stella Stevens guest-stars as Ann Croft, a sheltered deaf-mute girl. Joe Cartwright tries to teach Ann sign language, only to...
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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Ben and Adam Cartwright are convicted of murder and sentenced to the gallows. Rushing to their defense is a secretive...
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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Outlaw Johnny Logan (Dick Davalos) has sworn to kill a sheriff (James Westerfield) who is also named Logan-and who happens to...
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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Although Bonanza had failed to make much of a dent in the ratings of its CBS competition during its first season on NBC, the...
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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Young Billy Walker (Wesley Lau) is accused of murdering the wife of Marshal Dowd (Claude Akins). Walker's employers, the...
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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En route to Virginia City, Adam Cartwright bears witness as Chief Chato (Hal Jon Norman) kills two white trappers who have...
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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While attending a gaudy carnival with their girlfriends, Joe and Hoss Cartwright are plunged into a baffling mystery when...
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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Written by William Raynor and Myles Wilder, "The Blood Line" opens as Luke Grayson (played by former B-western star Allan...
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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Joe Cartwright
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1960
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Though seriously wounded during a bank robbery, Ben Cartwright manages to kill a member of the Morgan gang. When outlaw...
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Joe Cartwright
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1959
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The Kingston Trio's hit song with the lyrics "hang down your head Tom Dooley, hang down your head and cry..." may have been...
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Tom Dooley
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1959
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Inger Stevens guest-stars as Emily Pennington, the frail and sickly fiancée of itinerant miner Black McCall. Arriving on the...
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Joe Cartwright
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1959
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Sue Ellen Terry is shot and killed while disembarking from a stagecoach. The town drunk claims that the shot was fired by...
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Joe Cartwright
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1959
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While on a mountain expedition in the dead of winter, Hoss and Little Joe come upon an Indian woman (Chana Eden) who is about...
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Joe Cartwright
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1959
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Determined to track down the man who murdered his wife, Flint Johnson (Onslow Stevens) forms a posse. Adam and Little Joe...
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Joe Cartwright
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1959
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Both Ben Cartwright and Luther Bishop (Carl Benton Reid) lay claim to the strip of land separating their two spreads. Though...
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Joe Cartwright
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1959
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In the ninth episode of the series Bonanza, we get an episode-length flashback into history. While working on the Ponderosa,...
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Joe Cartwright
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1959
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Engineer Philip Diedshiemer (John Beal) arrives in Virginia City, where, in partnership with Adam Cartwright, he creates a...
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Joe Cartwright
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1959
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Unscrupulous trader Mike Wilson (Jack Warden molests two Paiute Indian women, then manages to place the blame on Adam...
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Joe Cartwright
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1959
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Ben Cartwright finds out that Mark Burdette (Barry Sullivan) and Early Thorne (Leo Gordon) have been illegally slaughtering...
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Joe Cartwright
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1959
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Not many media pundits gave Bonanza much of a chance when the hour-long Western series inaugurated its first season in the...
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Joe Cartwright
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1959
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Howard Duff guest-stars as Sam Clemens, who in the days before his fame and fortune as "Mark Twain" could be found working as...
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Joe Cartwright
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1959
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Ida Lupino is cast as the titular Annie O'Toole, who along with her father (John Patrick) arrives in Washoe Diggings with a...
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Joe Cartwright
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1959
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Legendary stage actress Adah Isaacs Menken (Ruth Roman) brings her celebrated Mazeppa troupe to Virginia City. Ben Cartwright...
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Joe Cartwright
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1959
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The 14-season run of Bonanza began with this introductory episode, originally aired on September 12, 1959, entitled "A Rose...
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Joe Cartwright
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1959
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Film noir icon Jane Greer guest-stars as Julia Burnette, a hard-shelled Virginia City saloon owner. Despite Julia's checkered...
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Joe Cartwright
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1959
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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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Joe Cartwright
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1959
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Michael Landon guest stars in this, the third episode in The Rifleman series. Injured after saving the life of little Mark...
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1958
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Producer Albert Zugsmith serves up another all-star exposé with High School Confidential. Delivering a superb performance...
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Steve Bentley
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1958
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1958
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Maracaibo was actor Cornel Wilde's second directorial effort. Wilde casts himself as troubleshooting oil man Vic Scott, who...
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Lago Orlando
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1958
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Raised by Comanches, a white boy (Michael Landon) is imprisoned by the Apaches and must deal with Cheyenne Bodie to escape....
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1958
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The 30-minute Fight for the Title is taken from various incidents in the life of boxer Benny Leonard. Played by...
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1957
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I Was a Teenage Werewolf is a B-level cheapie that can most easily be summed up as a cross between The Wolf Man and Rebel...
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Tony Rivers/Teenage Werewolf
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1957
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The MGM melodrama These Wilder Years marked the first onscreen pairing of Hollywood stars James Cagney and Barbara Stanwyck....
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1956
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In 1955, Warner Bros. entered the TV production field with the weekly Warner Bros. Presents. The program consisted of three...
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In 1965 and 1966, some of the biggest names in rock & roll appeared on the TV series Hullabaloo, and this home video collects...
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Discover the eco-system and its participants. ~ Rovi...
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Learn about the humpback whale. ~ Rovi...
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Learn about lions. ~ Rovi...
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Learn about kangaroos. ~ Rovi...
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