The adventures of Ben Cartwright and his sons (Pernell Roberts, Dan Blocker, Michael Landon and Mitch Vogel) as they run and defend their ranch while helping the surrounding community. The
The main part I got irritated when Joe got upset and taking for a cause this time his Dad and took a hell of a wallop and lil Joe was in the right no match at all for this guy come on Hoss and pay that guy back
AS much as I loved Bonanza and the Cartwrights, there was one theme i never agreed with. Firstly, let me say this television series was more than just a western. Ben Cartwright was the perfect father who taught his sons so many life lessons. It was a program about family values, decency, honesty, humility, generosity, and looking out for one's friends and neighbours. However, there was this one theme that Ben frequently engaged in. We saw it in more than just one or two episodes, and it was this .... That a woman's past or a mans for that matter didn't really matter. I'm not sure that plays out as being truthful in reality. I have just seen the past always coming back to bite, in so many people's lives. However then again, this was just television, where life can be depicted as being larger and better than what it actually is. In any case it was a marvellous show that we watched for many years. Thank you for this episode.
I've said it before and again, it's quite the exercise to play a role, we must read thoroughly the script and fully imagine the character and personality of the character we are to play and become that character for or against our own character and personality. And before we journey into this other character we must admit, and know what we are to return to, as what we assess ourselves as.
Police officer la Duke who upholds law and order, wasn’t really an honest with principles and the law by what I saw changing guns and cold gun put in his holster….as he changed things to look like another different story. ..
It’s probably what you’re using to hear the sound. I’ve only had one so far without the sound. There’s a guy that post a remedy to fix it in most of the comments.
I've said it before and again, it's quite the exercise to play a role, we must read thoroughly the script and fully imagine the character and personality of the character we are to play and become that character for or against our own character and personality. And before we journey into this other character we must admit, and know what we are to return to, as what we assess ourselves as.
I couldn't do it as much as I think I would be very good at it. That is the problem. A good actor is never acting. The actor believes they are the role they play or they will not be able to pull it off. To do that over and over would surly take a way part of oneself.
Little Joe is too hot headed. He react without thinking first.
The inspector’s voice sounds like Howard Cosell!
True Ben Cartwright a real man!!
The main part I got irritated when Joe got upset and taking for a cause this time his Dad and took a hell of a wallop and lil Joe was in the right no match at all for this guy come on Hoss and pay that guy back
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AS much as I loved Bonanza and the Cartwrights, there was one theme i never agreed with. Firstly, let me say this television series was more than just a western. Ben Cartwright was the perfect father who taught his sons so many life lessons. It was a program about family values, decency, honesty, humility, generosity, and looking out for one's friends and neighbours. However, there was this one theme that Ben frequently engaged in. We saw it in more than just one or two episodes, and it was this ....
That a woman's past or a mans for that matter didn't really matter. I'm not sure that plays out as being truthful in reality. I have just seen the past always coming back to bite, in so many people's lives. However then again, this was just television, where life can be depicted as being larger and better than what it actually is.
In any case it was a marvellous show that we watched for many years. Thank you for this episode.
I've said it before and again, it's quite the exercise to play a role, we must read thoroughly the script and fully imagine the character and personality of the character we are to play and become that character for or against our own character and personality. And before we journey into this other character we must admit, and know what we are to return to, as what we assess ourselves as.
You can't be serious?
Police officer la Duke who upholds law and order, wasn’t really an honest with principles and the law by what I saw changing guns and cold gun put in his holster….as he changed things to look like another different story. ..
Michael Landon's pratfalls were worthy of Chris Farley.
i like little joe i don't like when joe cartwieght get hurt at all times lol
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I wish ben cartwright was my father
You wish your Father was more like Benn Cartwright.
Well that is nice.
All these great videos with NO SOUND!!! Please fix this!!
Sound problem!!
No sound
No audio :(
No sound can't you do something about it it's a lot of the whole series episodes if I can send it
Sound is fine
It’s probably what you’re using to hear the sound. I’ve only had one so far without the sound. There’s a guy that post a remedy to fix it in most of the comments.
No audio unless you use a speaker or ear buds. Why is that.
No sound. Again and again. What's up?
I know now why I didn't like this show when I was growing up, it's the sick and way too loud MUSIC!!! TERRIBLE CRAP!
I've said it before and again, it's quite the exercise to play a role, we must read thoroughly the script and fully imagine the character and personality of the character we are to play and become that character for or against our own character and personality. And before we journey into this other character we must admit, and know what we are to return to, as what we assess ourselves as.
I couldn't do it as much as I think I would be very good at it. That is the problem. A good actor is never acting. The actor believes they are the role they play or they will not be able to pull it off. To do that over and over would surly take a way part of oneself.