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Bonanza - The Mission | Episode 34 | Wild West | Full Length | English
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- Bonanza - Episode 34 - The Mission - Charlie Trent used to be an Army scout. Now he's the town drunk. Hoss helps him regain his self-esteem when he has him volunteer to lead a gold-bearing troop through the desert where there's very little water.
The Mission
Director: James Neilson
Writer: Robert E. Thompson
Stars: Dan Blocker, Michael Landon, Lorne Greene
Genre: Western
Country: USA
Language: English
Release Date: 17 September 1960 USA
Filming Locations: Lake Los Angeles, California, USA
Storyline:
An Army wagon train carrying gold is in Virginia City getting supplies. When their scout, a large, bossy man named Cutter (Peter Whitney) refuses to obey orders, Captain Pender (John Dehner) fires him. Now he needs a scout who can lead them across the desert. Hoss' "friend", Charlie Trent (Henry Hull), scouted for the Fremont Expedition, but now is a drunk. On one of his scouting missions, he lead them straight into an ambush and nearly everyone died. That's why he drinks. The Capt remembers Charlie from before the incident, and desperate for a guide, offers the job to him. Hoss promises Charlie will be there. Charlie finally agrees only if Hoss will go with him.
Cutter has a small gang and they had planned on stealing the gold once they got to the middle of the desert. Cutter thinks this is even better. All they have to do is let Charlie lead the wagon train, rob it, and kill everyone. People will assume that Old Charlie led the party and got lost in the desert and they all died of thirst. No one will know Cutter and his men made off with the gold. So they ride ahead of the wagon train.
Reviews:
"This episode of Bonanza has US Army Captain John Dehner on a mission to transport gold across the desert. When his scout Peter Whitney gets drunk, Dehner has no choice but to hire grizzled old timer Henry Hull who was a noted Army Scout but now does drunk for a living. Hull's not sure he's up to it and asks Dan Blocker to come along and essentially hold his hand.
What they don't know is Whitney is leader of a ban of outlaws who plan to rob the army gold and leave no survivors. As was pointed out in Casino, the desert swallows up a lot of problems.
Hull is fine as the old timer not sure if he still has the right stuff for the job. Hoss believes in him though. The usual situations about deserts present here.
Who's really good is Peter Whitney. He's a swaggering braggart and a bully, but not stupid. One of the best roles Whitney ever had.
Nicely done story." Written by bkoganbing on IMDb.com
"This is not one of my favorite episodes. A town drunk is just that - a drunk. That's all he ever thinks about. Hoss (Disapointingly, the only Cartwright who shows up in this episode) has taken the man under his wing to help him find a decent way to live, but Charlie is just too hooked on the venom liquor. So instead, an army officer decides to use HIM to scout for them and find water...Good move, right?
Hoss has to go with the man (yep, a babysitter) to make sure he stays clean and is able to fulfill his job. Unfortunately, the scout the army fired (played by Peter Whitney, a great baddie) is mad and was only scouting to steal the gold. Now he's planning on killing some people to get to the gold.
Lewt Cutter - that's the bad guy - stays a head of the army and poisons the water, making the men very upset with Hoss and Charlie. How will Charlie ever get himself out of this mess? Well, you'll have to watch it to find out...or not...
Two dead" Written by mitchrmp on IMDb.com
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First time seeing Henry Hull act. What a great character actor. Even his guest star cameo in the intro, he was in character, unlike so many others on Bonanza. Thoroughly enjoyed this episode.
Guest Star Henry Hull (1890-1977) married Juliet Fremont Hull (1884-1971) granddaughter of the very same John Fremont mentioned in this 1960 Bonanza Episode. It was a lifelong marriage.
Awesome
7:53, "Corporal, that old bum was the finest scout in the United States Army."
Thoroughly enjoyed this episode! Hoss with his soft heart, always for the down trodden,
I know, he’s the best!!
I always liked Henry Hull, this episode and the "The gunman" he played the sheriff.
BONANZA - CLASSIC WESTERN. THANK YOU.
Te relationship with hoss and Charlie love it
A great story, of a hero
This is one of my all-time favorite episodes!
The best of all Bonanza episodes
This is arguably the best episode of the first 2 seasons
44:10 soldiers hiding behind a bush😂😂🤣🤣🤣 such a great episode though
You didn't know that twigs and brush can properly deflect .38 slugs from 80 yards lol
Love this......thanks for this channel. Picking up my spirits in some tough times
Peter whitney was magnificent in his role 👏
Lot of truth told in fiction. Get in a clutch with a man long enough you can do things like this for real. Like the whiskey splash, Hoss smash!
whiskey splash Hoss smash no HellCat to make a cash, horse back Andirondacs worldly girls to graze your sack.
Henry Hull great oldtime actor
Some vicious poison there..
that old bloke Henry Hulk - is one hell of an actor
Wisdom of the ages
John Dehner was all over TV in the 60s
I was in tears every time Charlie said this ..."It's PIZZZENED!" ROTFLMAO
lol me too. its piesaaaaned
Charley wants to drink whiskey going across the desert in the hot sun, real smart Charley!
That's an alcoholic for you.
Hoss shouldn’t have taken his drink away. To go through withdrawal through the desert?
Charlie's a sort of prospect in a way? He's got a good sniffer- he's got a sense of spatial memory 🧠
just like digger barnes
Just a squad. Not a platoon. Certainly not a company, which is what a captain commands.
Estas películas son recuerdos de los años 50;60 buenísimas
Everybody had a vacation day except for hoss..
Hoss so cool in this episode
A brilliantly scripted and well acted episode.
Awesome to hear that, thanks for tuning in! 🤠👌🎬🍿
Peter Whitney a great character actor and John Dehner head man on The Virginian at one time
I can kinda relate to ol´Charlie
SOMEBODY'S POSITIONED the waterhole!......Woody
As always amazing quality :)
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Gracias Amigo 👍🏽👌🏽🤗
1:42 that has to be the dumbest attempt to stab someone I've ever seen. He stretches his arm way towards the ceiling before trying to stab Hoss lol.
It was dumb enough that he was gonna stab Hoss in a public area where a bunch of witnesses are standing.
@@coltgun876 yea there is that too lol
He wanted to jug that MF through Hoss cranium clean through to his mandible
Charlie Trent Reminds Me Of Digger Barnes
HE'S DEAD HOSS!! MY GOODNESS 😂😂😂 45:00
Henry Hull great actor. Charlie the character makes me want puke. 32:09 OK Charlie is growing on me.😁
Back in the days they were bullying also
And just like then as today, there are still good folks that will stand up for those being done wrong.
42:35, Charlie throws the cup of whisky into the face of Morgan.
25:06, the soldiers think that Charlie found water and rejoice, but it’s poison water!
Awesome
👍
Weird color of water
Charlie Trent’s an alcoholic, and what’s Erik doing doing out on that detail?.
Charlie Henry hull portrayed as wellas the gunmen episode sheriff
*above and beyond the line of duty;
Harry Carey junior
PAISIN
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Here's a thought, before u cross the desert, carry plenty of water. Just sayin!
'it's pizzan'!
*above and beyond the line of duty;