In this exciting adventure, three California kids are traveling cross country when their van is stolen. They ask a...
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1977
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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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1975
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Brock Peters plays the central figure in this story, a man charged by Stone (Karl Malden) and Keller (Michael Douglas) with a...
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1974
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Born Innocent, originally telecast September 9, 1974, concerns the plight of a teenaged reform-school inmate, played by...
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1974
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1974
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Ponderosa ranchhaned Griff King agrees to pose as the husband of one Theodora Duffy (Karen Carlson). There is nothing...
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Jamie Hunter
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1973
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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1972
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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1971
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Made-for-TV, this originally aired in 1971 under the title Bayou Boy. Mitch Vogel plays an orphan who inherits a tiny silver...
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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1971
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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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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Jamie Hunter
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1970
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A father-and-son team battle to protect their Southern farm from military deserters during the Civil War. ~ John Bush, Rovi...
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1970
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The only witness to a woman's murder is the victim's son, 13-year-old Jerry Jessup (Mitch Vogel). Unfortunately, Jerry...
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1970
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Lucius McCaslin
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1969
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Tonight's case load for Officers Jim Reed (Kent McCord) and Pete Malloy (Martin Milner) is a hectic one indeed. The two...
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1969
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This story is taken from the real-life marriage of two people in the early 1960s. Helen North (Lucille Ball) is a widow with...
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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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1968
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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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1959
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