Now this might sound like BS , but I dated a girl whose uncle used to play polo with Dan Blocker. Just can't imagine Dan Blocker playing polo , but I saw a photo of the uncle and Blocker in polo gear.
I was still a small boys in 1959 when I first watched Bonanza . From then on, our eyes had been all glued watching this wonderful cowboy tv show...up to its lasting program in the ‘70’s. I admire so much all of the stars in Bonanza and was affected when each of this, favorite stars of our, one by one passed away. I thank you for uploading this memorable cowboy tv show. Almost, everyday, i am refreshed to view the bonanza tv series and I never get tired watching it! ...always recalling the episodes with fond memories.....
Lorne Green, Pernell Roberts, Dan Blocker and Michael Landon! Who could forget this cast of western heroes! I just got nostalgic reminiscing the countless Bonanza episodes I saw as a kid!
I remember watching this show with my Dad every Sunday night. The only rule was, when the show was over, I had too be upstairs and in bed before the ending theme music was finished. Miss those days and my Dad.
It was my mom's favorite show, I remember the last tv show of the week. When it was over, off to bed and the beginning of a new week. My mom truly loved it. Thanks for the memories.
I was10 yrs old, living in Costa Rica, I used to go to my aunt's house, and watch bonanza, I loved that series, there were other tv series like the lone Ranger, lassie, highway patrol, rin tin tin, one step beyond,wow it was great movies in those years, now is real bad tv series. we live in a better world 50 yrs ago, it was a dream come true living in that era.
Yes it was it is a shame that we can't have that for our grandchildren! Even my own children lived in a almost perfect time! All of these modern tech. Really made life move that much faster! People dont visit like they use to! It is aad!
@@hildalarico6236 I remember all those and Maverick Theater with James Garner as Brett Maverick, and some other westerns, Sugarfoot, was in there and James Kelly was Bart Maverick while Roger Moore was Beau Maverick. BTW, I want PR and DC to become staters.
I met Dan when he came to the Netherlands and bought a yacht in my villages. As I was about the only one who spoke English in the village I had to help with the sales. We made testruns and he bought us dinner. A great guy with a nice family. Sorry he died so young.
Bonanza was a great tv show. The cast was perfection to watch. Even the guest stars were known. I began watching this show in 1965. I was born 5/18/1959. .
I loved this show. Watched all the reruns over and over again. Several years ago, I enjoyed a day at The Ponderosa in Nevada. I have a souvenir mug I got from there packed away somewhere. I was really sad when I heard they closed the place down. Bonanza was a great show with a great cast and guest stars.
I to was a massive fan of this series , might have seen just about every program . Thanks for sharing . R.i.p to those who have passed on , and left us with there memories .
Who doesn't remember Dan blocker, and Hoss Cartwright who I've heard was a lot like Dan Blocker in real life. He was my favorite, but I did quite enjoy the Adam episodes before Parnell Robert's left.
Dan Blocker was the only one of original cast with actual college degree. Michael Landon also starred in I was a teenage werewolf and Highway to Heaven. I remember Guy Williams was on a few episodes of Bonanza and he also played Zorro. David Canary became a regular on the show as character Candy and was not mentioned he later was on All My Children which also starred Susan Lucci.
Dad’s 92. He rode County Rodeos (Bareback Broncs) in the 1940’s. We always had “Bonanza Ice Cream” during the show. I know when Dad is calling me because his ringtone is the Bonanza Show Theme! Yep. Bonanza was a way of life.
Hoss the gentle giant..cute little Joe...and don’t mess with Hop Sing...I loved Bonanza then and I love it now. Just hearing the theme song brings back pleasant memories ❤️❤️❤️
It was an awesome show of a family of men which you don't see anymore. Funny, intriguing, serious, sad, rough, wholesome. It was everything. If there was anything I could do to bring those 4 back to this Earth and restart Bonanza, I'd do it in a heartbeat. My cell phone's ringtone is the Bonanza theme, I love that show so much and still do. Hope to see you gents in the next life, riding the hills and valleys of Heaven.
Wow, this is epic! I watch this show now on METV and it is fantastico! It's filled with humor, love, thrills and everything in between. My mama used to be crazy over that show and I don't think she missed any episodes. Now, I watch it and have been a big fan of it since.
I liked Bonanza, but my favorite memory only tangentially relates. My church met on Sunday morning, Sunday night, and Wednesday night. It was one of the anchors of my childhood and some of my fondest memories. The preacher was fired up on that particular Sunday night, preaching to beat the band of course. As he preached, he noticed that several of the congregation were quietly checking their watches. Never breaking stride from his sermon..."I know y'all are trying not to miss Bonanza, but your immortal souls are more important!" There were a lot of shocked looks, and sheepish grins...and no more checking watches.
When I was a Kid I knew Pernell and his Dad and Mom back in Waycross Ga. , He was older than me but treated me Kinda Like Adam treated Hoss and Little Joe. Hell of a Guy I lost track of him about the time he started Trapper John . I was also traveling for the Navy a lot then .So we lost touch .. He was a Kool dude and I miss him
Cool your video. Just like you said the two shows to watch was bonanza and gun smoke. For me as a kid it was what I looked forward to. The cool and happy memories of my life, yah I didn't have or do much else. They were true quality actors with shows of good subject matter and entertainment. Rare if at all to find anymore. So sad when Dan blocker died and only 43 I didn't know how young he was. Thought also Michael Landon was about 56 not 51. Very sad. Thanks for reliving the good memories . I have lots of bonanza tapes and some gun smokes. Will always enjoy them. Take care. Peace.
I loved Bonanza! Also Wagon Train, Laramie, Gunsmoke, Branded and of course the Lone Ranger! I grew up wanting to be a cowboy, which was rather difficult here in the UK. Living on pig farms but I had some great locations to act out my imaginary gunfights and 'stunts'. When my dad moved over from pig farming to cattle when I was eight years old, I got the chance to actually 'Head 'em up and move 'em out!' (all the way to the dairy for milking!). I never burnt a map in the name of my Bonanza moments, But show me a big puddle or a stream and I had to gallop through it! (no horse of course!) and in Gloucetershire from the age of three, I discovered my 'Hi Ho Hills' for when I was the Lone Ranger!
@@dianeweilheimer2142 Yay! I'm glad I did those things and wasn't stuck indoors stressing about the next game level on a computer! I was happy with my weekly rolls of caps for my toy guns!
Every Sunday night was Bonanza Night @ Grandma's.. Since I missed a number of episodes, I was so happy to find them on U tube, so now I can watch them whenever I WANT !!!!
Loved little Joe he was so gorgeous all the girls loved him and he looked so sweet in the early episodes and Ben was a great father figure loved everything about him. My brothers loved Hoss he was the tough guy they would love to have around. I was at junior school when I first saw Bonanza we had our first tv for less than a year. We watched it every Sunday. Loved Michael Landon in Little House and Highway to Heaven RIP peace little Joe and Hoss taken too soon. RIP Ben a great Father figure, respect! 😢💞
The only thing I remember is that this was the only show my Mom watched in South America. I was too young to understand it then, but I'm watching it now and loving it! I like all the characters & since I have 3 sons (& a daughter) I appreciate the story lines and dynamics. I think the show was very well done. Sad that all the characters died so young (especially Dan/Hoss).
I don't think that I missed an episode, and I was head over heels in love with Little Joe. But there was something special about the whole family, and I will always have fond memories of Ben Cartwright and his boys. Happy days! 😃
I met Michael Landon at the Camp Pendleton Rodeo. I think it was around 1960. He was signing autographs. I stood in line for 5 hours. I nearly swooned when he smiled at my 14 year old self while signing the program.
Yeah... Landon's horse Cochise: I loved that horse! In December of 1964 and I don't know if you've heard of this, and even Landon discussed it on The Tonight Show. Someone broke into where they were keeping all the horses for the Bonanza series and stabbed 4 them: I think one survived and one of the horses was Cochise, but he didn't survive. Landon said of all the horses he ever worked with Cochise was the best. You can see the repore between them when you watched the show. ML put out a reward, but no one ever found out who did it. And Little Joe was my fav! That face, and that hair...Oooweeee!!!!
Here´s a shoutout from Germany. I remember the show running on Sunday afternoons and I got to watch with my granddad, my dad and my uncle while the respective spouses were fixing dinner or some such. I also remember being rushed out of the living room with the TV whenever a fight broke out in the show, because it was deemed "too violent" by Grandma and Ma for six or eight years old me...Those were gentler times...
BONANZA was the first TV western in COLOR. NBC used it as a vehicle to push sales of RCA Victor Color TV sets. RCA was the parent company of NBC at that time.
Adam was always my favorite and I loved it whenever his two younger brothers drove him to distraction. What about when they were all interested in the same girl. Some fun stuff there...Spring Fever was a great episode, and the one where he is trying to help out their foreman with the woman he loves. Great!
I loved that show when I was around 12 years of age. I'm now 71 and still have the lovely coloured photo of the boys with all their signatures. I still have my scrapbook of the show too as well as a couple of other things.
THATS WHEN THEY HAD REAL TV PROGRAMS.OUR FAMILY WOULD WATCH IT EVERY SUNDAY THE ART ALONE WAS MAGNIFICENT. DAN BLOCKER OR HOSS WAS MY FAVORITE TO THOSE HAPPY DAYS
Fond memories of watching Sunday evenings, it was one of the few programs that our father watched with me & my siblings my father unfortunately crossed the rainbow bridge when I was 16. I watch the reruns Monday mornings thru Friday mornings and think about how I have missed my father through the years. May God's blessings be with him until we meet again. Thank you Jesus, Amen
I Love watching Bonanza! I watch it everyday along with Gunsmoke, The Rifleman and Wagon Train. By far Bonanza is my favorite! I think it set the bar high for what people are supposed to be like in life and in general. Styles change but most of the slang back then is still in today.
I truly loved this show! Lorene Greene was my favorite. Pat Pernelle really lost out with his bad attitude. This was a great family show teaching the world right from wrong. I loved Hoss too! Just loved them all Ben was my favorite without a doubt... Thanks for sharing! Blessings....❤💕
I got to go to Ponderosa Ranch in Incline Village, Nevada in 1979 on my honeymoon!! Always watched Bonanza on Sunday night!! Loved Little Joe, Michael Landon!!!!
@@camper234 the more I think about it, you’re right. Moreland did make a couple of feature films and Sen Yung got famous for being in a minor role in the show. Underrated is the wrong terminology
My mom's favorite Sunday night program.....we were too young to stay up that late on a school night, but we did eventually watch the reruns in the summer time.
Shrek had a few influences one was a French wrestler and Chris Farley which was supposed to be his original voice but passed away before it was made so Mike Myers took over.
One of my all time favorites. As a kid my Saturday and Sunday lineup starting around 11am till 4 or 5pm consisted of Lone Ranger, The Rifleman, Bonanza, and Gunsmoke.
When I was a kid this came on at 10pm on Sunday nights. I had to sit on the landing of the stairs and peek around the corner to watch it since I was supposed to be in bed. Sunday night was tv night. Disney at 7, Ed Sullivan at 9 and Bonanza at 10.
I was a Big fan of Bonanza. As for who my favorite was? All of them! Thank you for sharing this video. Held my interest all the way through. Very well done.💞
We use to rush home from church on Sunday nights to sit in my best friends garage to watch this big ole round tube color TV - See, we wanted to see the Chevy commercial - Pa in the Impala, Adam the vette, Little the Corvair Spyder Convertible and Hoss driving, not sure but I think a pickup. One miute, riding horses across the ranch and the next magically all in new Chevy's riding across the ranch - Great Sunday nights!!!!!
I liked Purnell Roberts because he had a big heart, i would stay up late at night and watch him ask for sponsorships for hungry needy children overseas where he planted himself to personally care for many of them for quite some time as did Sally Struthers.
@Kim A that's interesting..didnt know he had a son..but I do remember where I was when I heard he died..I was a huge fan too but your story is incredible..
As a little girl my family all came running to the TV when we heard the Bonanza Song! I've been to the Bonanza property in Cali 10 years ago. I watched all the episodes again they were the best!
Who was your favorite character on Bonanza? 🤔
Little Joe of course 😁
Hoss was my favorite 😁
Hoss for sure
Hoss was mine!
Now this might sound like BS , but I dated a girl whose uncle used to play polo with Dan Blocker. Just can't imagine Dan Blocker playing polo , but I saw a photo of the uncle and Blocker in polo gear.
I was still a small boys in 1959 when I first watched Bonanza . From then on, our eyes had been all glued watching this wonderful cowboy tv show...up to its lasting program in the ‘70’s.
I admire so much all of the stars in Bonanza and was affected when each of this, favorite stars of our, one by one passed away.
I thank you for uploading this memorable cowboy tv show. Almost, everyday, i am refreshed to view the bonanza tv series and I never get tired watching it! ...always recalling the episodes with fond memories.....
Lorne Green, Pernell Roberts, Dan Blocker and Michael Landon! Who could forget this cast of western heroes! I just got nostalgic reminiscing the countless Bonanza episodes I saw as a kid!
I love Bonanza very much, I watched it every week when I was younger! I love Michael Landon, he was my favorite!! Rest in Peace Michael!!❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏
I remember watching this show with my Dad every Sunday night. The only rule was, when the show was over, I had too be upstairs and in bed before the ending theme music was finished. Miss those days and my Dad.
That's a beautiful and touching story Thank you for sharing it
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RIP Michel Landon U WERE A AWSOME ACTOR it’s a shame he passed!
My favorite TV western of all time - I still watch the reruns and have seen every show at least 5 times. Ben was the perfect dad and my favorite.
It was my mom's favorite show, I remember the last tv show of the week. When it was over, off to bed and the beginning of a new week. My mom truly loved it. Thanks for the memories.
I was10 yrs old, living in Costa Rica, I used to go to my aunt's house, and watch bonanza, I loved that series, there were other tv series like the lone Ranger, lassie, highway patrol, rin tin tin, one step beyond,wow it was great movies in those years, now is real bad tv series. we live in a better world 50 yrs ago, it was a dream come true living in that era.
How. Old. Are. You. Now. I remember those program. In Puerto. Rico. When. I was. A little girl
@@hildalarico6236 I'm 200 yrs old.
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Yes it was it is a shame that we can't have that for our grandchildren! Even my own children lived in a almost perfect time! All of these modern tech. Really made life move that much faster! People dont visit like they use to! It is aad!
@@hildalarico6236 I remember all those and Maverick Theater with James Garner as Brett Maverick, and some other westerns, Sugarfoot, was in there and James Kelly was Bart Maverick while Roger Moore was Beau Maverick. BTW, I want PR and DC to become staters.
My husband met Dan Blocker in Fl. My husband says that he was just as he appeared on Bonanza, a truly friendly fella. 😊
@Karen Mata I cant quite picture that..I will have to ask my husband..but, I'm 5-5" and cant see it at all.
I met Dan when he came to the Netherlands and bought a yacht in my villages. As I was about the only one who spoke English in the village I had to help with the sales. We made testruns and he bought us dinner. A great guy with a nice family. Sorry he died so young.
After talking to my husband about his true height..he assured me he was as tall as he looks on t.v.
A tall fellow! 😊
@@pattimears200 Dan Blocker was 6"4". Your right.
@Karen Mata He was 6'4"
Bonanza was a must see show for me in the 60s.
Good life lessons for hard work , family values and commitment to just being entertained.
Favorite character = Hoss Cartwright
Bonanza was a great tv show. The cast was perfection to watch. Even the guest stars were known. I began watching this show in 1965. I was born 5/18/1959. .
I loved this show. Watched all the reruns over and over again. Several years ago, I enjoyed a day at The Ponderosa in Nevada. I have a souvenir mug I got from there packed away somewhere. I was really sad when I heard they closed the place down.
Bonanza was a great show with a great cast and guest stars.
Dan Blocker was the funniest character. Michael was the cutest character.
I agree! He was my favorite too. :-)
Dan Blocker was definitely the funniest especially when him and Michael Landon were together
They were a good team. Hoss and Little Joe.
I grew up on Bananza. I loved them all!! :).
I to was a massive fan of this series , might have seen just about every program . Thanks for sharing . R.i.p to those who have passed on , and left us with there memories .
Thanks guys.
I still watch the re runs and I loved all the Cartwrights. A great bunch of men. Actors with real character.
Loved ALL of them.
Loved fhe variety of themes the actors and guest appearances.
May they all 🙏 RIP
Indeed 😌
Didn't Mitch Vogel star in James at 17? I could be wrong.
Who doesn't remember Dan blocker, and Hoss Cartwright who I've heard was a lot like Dan Blocker in real life.
He was my favorite, but I did quite enjoy the Adam episodes before Parnell Robert's left.
Dan Blocker was the only one of original cast with actual college degree. Michael Landon also starred in I was a teenage werewolf and Highway to Heaven. I remember Guy Williams was on a few episodes of Bonanza and he also played Zorro. David Canary became a regular on the show as character Candy and was not mentioned he later was on All My Children which also starred Susan Lucci.
@John Hammill
Yes, there are a number of " lost episodes " from after he died that were for some reason out of syndication for many many years.
He was actually the most intelligent of the cast as was also a teacher.
I read that Dan Blocker was a sweetheart on and off of the screen. A genuine Gentle Soul with a Big Heart ❤☺
Dad’s 92. He rode County Rodeos (Bareback Broncs) in the 1940’s. We always had “Bonanza Ice Cream” during the show. I know when Dad is calling me because his ringtone is the Bonanza Show Theme! Yep. Bonanza was a way of life.
Yeehaw 🤠
The whole family and any visitors watced, it was a ritual ‼️❤
We still watch Bonanza and Gunsmoke every night. Still some of the best shows on even now.
Hoss the gentle giant..cute little Joe...and don’t mess with Hop Sing...I loved Bonanza then and I love it now. Just hearing the theme song brings back pleasant memories ❤️❤️❤️
Dan blocker loved his sweet spirit and his love for children on the episodes.
I remember being so sad when Dan Blocker died, way too young. We loved Bonanza way back in the 1950's.
It was an awesome show of a family of men which you don't see anymore. Funny, intriguing, serious, sad, rough, wholesome. It was everything. If there was anything I could do to bring those 4 back to this Earth and restart Bonanza, I'd do it in a heartbeat. My cell phone's ringtone is the Bonanza theme, I love that show so much and still do. Hope to see you gents in the next life, riding the hills and valleys of Heaven.
Adam was my favorite, plus could he sing, what a voice! I still go on CZcams and listen to him sing "They Call the Wind Maria".
I loved all these gentlemen. I cannot pick a favorite..They were all my favorites.God Bless them all.💜
Wow, this is epic! I watch this show now on METV and it is fantastico! It's filled with humor, love, thrills and everything in between. My mama used to be crazy over that show and I don't think she missed any episodes. Now, I watch it and have been a big fan of it since.
I still watch this everyday on Me TV 🥰
ME too!!!!!!!!
Me too!!
Great show.People had good morals back then.The bad guys got what was comming.
Me too 😳 I'm a cowboy freak lol 😍😝
Loved Bonanza.
I liked Bonanza, but my favorite memory only tangentially relates. My church met on Sunday morning, Sunday night, and Wednesday night. It was one of the anchors of my childhood and some of my fondest memories. The preacher was fired up on that particular Sunday night, preaching to beat the band of course. As he preached, he noticed that several of the congregation were quietly checking their watches. Never breaking stride from his sermon..."I know y'all are trying not to miss Bonanza, but your immortal souls are more important!" There were a lot of shocked looks, and sheepish grins...and no more checking watches.
Hoss was my favorite... Just a sweetheart❤❤
When I was a Kid I knew Pernell and his Dad and Mom back in Waycross Ga. , He was older than me but treated me Kinda Like Adam treated Hoss and Little Joe. Hell of a Guy I lost track of him about the time he started Trapper John . I was also traveling for the Navy a lot then .So we lost touch .. He was a Kool dude and I miss him
Pernell was a handsome man my fav
Love all these gentleman God bless them all !!
Cool your video.
Just like you said the two shows to watch was bonanza and gun smoke. For me as a kid it was what I looked forward to. The cool and happy memories of my life, yah I didn't have or do much else.
They were true quality actors with shows of good subject matter and entertainment. Rare if at all to find anymore.
So sad when Dan blocker died and only 43 I didn't know how young he was. Thought also Michael Landon was about 56 not 51. Very sad.
Thanks for reliving the good memories .
I have lots of bonanza tapes and some gun smokes. Will always enjoy them.
Take care.
Peace.
I loved Bonanza! Also Wagon Train, Laramie, Gunsmoke, Branded and of course the Lone Ranger! I grew up wanting to be a cowboy, which was rather difficult here in the UK. Living on pig farms but I had some great locations to act out my imaginary gunfights and 'stunts'. When my dad moved over from pig farming to cattle when I was eight years old, I got the chance to actually 'Head 'em up and move 'em out!' (all the way to the dairy for milking!). I never burnt a map in the name of my Bonanza moments, But show me a big puddle or a stream and I had to gallop through it! (no horse of course!) and in Gloucetershire from the age of three, I discovered my 'Hi Ho Hills' for when I was the Lone Ranger!
I think most little kids did that too
@@dianeweilheimer2142 Yay! I'm glad I did those things and wasn't stuck indoors stressing about the next game level on a computer! I was happy with my weekly rolls of caps for my toy guns!
And what about Rawhide?
I'm like you .. watched all of them and still do when I can ... I grew up wanting to be a cowboy .. I just never grew all the way up ..
@@gromit3315
Love Clint Eastwood too ❤☺
Every Sunday night was Bonanza Night @ Grandma's.. Since I missed a number of episodes, I was so happy to find them on U tube, so now I can watch them whenever I WANT !!!!
Dan Blocker, the gentile giant.
@Joey Dunlop Link or your just making stuff up
Acho o Michael parecido com o Elvis Presley.
Just got done watching Bonanza and the Rifleman on ME tv.
Love the rifleman
I'm gonna drink me a cup Of sheriff Coffee, And THEN Go out and put a quart of Lucas boy IN My engine
We never miss it.
I had a crush on Adam.
So did I
Loved little Joe he was so gorgeous all the girls loved him and he looked so sweet in the early episodes and Ben was a great father figure loved everything about him. My brothers loved Hoss he was the tough guy they would love to have around. I was at junior school when I first saw Bonanza we had our first tv for less than a year. We watched it every Sunday. Loved Michael Landon in Little House and Highway to Heaven RIP peace little Joe and Hoss taken too soon. RIP Ben a great Father figure, respect! 😢💞
The only thing I remember is that this was the only show my Mom watched in South America. I was too young to understand it then, but I'm watching it now and loving it! I like all the characters & since I have 3 sons (& a daughter) I appreciate the story lines and dynamics. I think the show was very well done. Sad that all the characters died so young (especially Dan/Hoss).
Candy was very good, a great actor, always smiling...always confident...
Hoss then Ben were always our favorites!
I don't think that I missed an episode, and I was head over heels in love with Little Joe. But there was something special about the whole family, and I will always have fond memories of Ben Cartwright and his boys. Happy days! 😃
I met Michael Landon at the Camp Pendleton Rodeo. I think it was around 1960. He was signing autographs. I stood in line for 5 hours. I nearly swooned when he smiled at my 14 year old self while signing the program.
STILL LOVE THAT THEME MUSIC,BRINGS BACK GREAT MEMORIES.HOSS WAS MY FAVE AND LITTLE JOE NEXT.
Very catchy little tune lol....you get hooked on it and hum it all day doing housework lol
Michael Landon for sure!Very handsome!I also liked his horse,a real beauty.
Yeah... Landon's horse Cochise: I loved that horse! In December of 1964 and I don't know if you've heard of this, and even Landon discussed it on The Tonight Show. Someone broke into where they were keeping all the horses for the Bonanza series and stabbed 4 them: I think one survived and one of the horses was Cochise, but he didn't survive. Landon said of all the horses he ever worked with Cochise was the best. You can see the repore between them when you watched the show. ML put out a reward, but no one ever found out who did it. And Little Joe was my fav! That face, and that hair...Oooweeee!!!!
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Sounds to me like he was a jealous little brat.
Both Don Blocker and Michael London! Adorable BOTH!!!
What a lovely Eternal Legacy they left🙏🏻💕
Here´s a shoutout from Germany. I remember the show running on Sunday afternoons and I got to watch with my granddad, my dad and my uncle while the respective spouses were fixing dinner or some such. I also remember being rushed out of the living room with the TV whenever a fight broke out in the show, because it was deemed "too violent" by Grandma and Ma for six or eight years old me...Those were gentler times...
Yes our family watched the Bonanza and loved it. They all was my favorite.
BONANZA was the first TV western in COLOR. NBC used it as a vehicle to push sales of RCA Victor Color TV sets. RCA was the parent company of NBC at that time.
Feeling nostalgic. That was a fave TV series we would not miss! Here in the Philippines, Bonanza was a smash!
Adam was my favorite actor. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Adam was always my favorite and I loved it whenever his two younger brothers drove him to distraction. What about when they were all interested in the same girl. Some fun stuff there...Spring Fever was a great episode, and the one where he is trying to help out their foreman with the woman he loves. Great!
My 41 year old son is named Michal Landon. We like the sound of it
Man, I remember those Sunday nights. After Walt Disney would go off then Bonanza would come on. Great television production.
The best Sunday Night lineup on NBC was The Bullwinkle Show - the Wonderful World of Color - and Bonanza.
I loved that show when I was around 12 years of age. I'm now 71 and still have the lovely coloured photo of the boys with all their signatures. I still have my scrapbook of the show too as well as a couple of other things.
Hello,how are you doing today Kay
@@robertoalessandro2808 I'm okay, thanks Roberto.
@@kayhalliwell4404 where are you from if I may ask?
Little Joe was my Favorite...I thought he was handsome...
Watched Bonanza and the World of Disney, all in color, the first two shows to be on TV in color as I remember.
Kk88
THATS WHEN THEY HAD REAL TV PROGRAMS.OUR FAMILY WOULD WATCH IT EVERY SUNDAY THE ART ALONE WAS MAGNIFICENT. DAN BLOCKER OR HOSS WAS MY FAVORITE TO THOSE HAPPY DAYS
I will forever be hopelessly in love with each and every Cartwright and Canary! I still watch VHS /DVD reruns and never tire of them!
Hoss and Little Joe made the show !!!! They were my favorite!!!
Hello,how are you doing today Deborah
Fond memories of watching Sunday evenings, it was one of the few programs that our father watched with me & my siblings my father unfortunately crossed the rainbow bridge when I was 16. I watch the reruns Monday mornings thru Friday mornings and think about how I have missed my father through the years. May God's blessings be with him until we meet again. Thank you Jesus, Amen
I Love watching Bonanza! I watch it everyday along with Gunsmoke, The Rifleman and Wagon Train. By far Bonanza is my favorite! I think it set the bar high for what people are supposed to be like in life and in general. Styles change but most of the slang back then is still in today.
My favorite is Adam Cartwright ❤️
I liked to watch Bonanza , big Valley, little house in the prairie and others. It is pleasure to see them back again in air.
Hoss was my favorite character on Bonanza.
Bonanza is still running in Norway. I love to watch it every weekend👍😃
Loved Bonanza as a kid. Favorite episode was Hoss and the Leprechauns !
I truly loved this show! Lorene Greene was my favorite. Pat Pernelle really lost out with his bad attitude. This was a great family show teaching the world right from wrong. I loved Hoss too! Just loved them all Ben was my favorite without a doubt... Thanks for sharing! Blessings....❤💕
Bonanza best TV series ever!
My favorite characters were Adam & Hoss❤❤
I got to go to Ponderosa Ranch in Incline Village, Nevada in 1979 on my honeymoon!! Always watched Bonanza on Sunday night!! Loved Little Joe, Michael Landon!!!!
Victor Sen Yung and Mantan Moreland were highly underrated actors
Love them both in Charlie Chan movies. ❤️ from 🇨🇦
By who exactly?
@@camper234 the more I think about it, you’re right. Moreland did make a couple of feature films and Sen Yung got famous for being in a minor role in the show. Underrated is the wrong terminology
I was young but I loved Pernell the best.
My mom's favorite Sunday night program.....we were too young to stay up that late on a school night, but we did eventually watch the reruns in the summer time.
Hoss was the best. I've heard it said that Shrek was modelled after him.
Shrek was modeled after French wrestler The French Angel Maurice Tillet.
Shrek had a few influences one was a French wrestler and Chris Farley which was supposed to be his original voice but passed away before it was made so Mike Myers took over.
One of my all time favorites. As a kid my Saturday and Sunday lineup starting around 11am till 4 or 5pm consisted of Lone Ranger, The Rifleman, Bonanza, and Gunsmoke.
I miss them all. All lives are passing . The important thing is to leave a good legacy to remember.
One of the best Westerns on TV. And to think the lead cast were initially unknowns.
Adam was my favorite because he was the most handsome and most intelligent. Little Joe was second fave.
When I was a kid this came on at 10pm on Sunday nights. I had to sit on the landing of the stairs and peek around the corner to watch it since I was supposed to be in bed. Sunday night was tv night. Disney at 7, Ed Sullivan at 9 and Bonanza at 10.
At 70 years old I found reruns on METV. Have watched all the episodes over and over. Great series with life lessons
It's also on INSP
Absolutely loved Hoss!
I was a Big fan of Bonanza. As for who my favorite was? All of them! Thank you for sharing this video. Held my interest all the way through. Very well done.💞
Thank you
I watch this when I was a kid.
Hello,how are you doing today Kathy
We use to rush home from church on Sunday nights to sit in my best friends garage to watch this big ole round tube color TV - See, we wanted to see the Chevy commercial - Pa in the Impala, Adam the vette, Little the Corvair Spyder Convertible and Hoss driving, not sure but I think a pickup. One miute, riding horses across the ranch and the next magically all in new Chevy's riding across the ranch - Great Sunday nights!!!!!
Loved Bonanza! Still watching reruns.
My favorite was Lauren Green and Pernell Roberts but growing up with the show. I loved them all 🤗
Adam, he was great actor.
I liked Purnell Roberts because he had a big heart, i would stay up late at night and watch him ask for sponsorships for hungry needy children overseas where he planted himself to personally care for many of them for quite some time as did Sally Struthers.
I love bananza my favorite was hoss i still watch it today you can never get tired of the cartwright
Adam was my favorite. Always the voice of reason
Desde niño me encantó Bonanza, mis mejores recuerdos. Un abrazo para todas y todos los seguidores de esta magnifica serie. Desde Chile.
Watching it right now. Wonderfull series.
Loved the show as a child and cherished the action figures. Sadly like the show, they have long gone, but still get chills at the theme music.
Dan Blocker..who could forget him..stole the show..
@Kim A that's interesting..didnt know he had a son..but I do remember where I was when I heard he died..I was a huge fan too but your story is incredible..
As a little girl my family all came running to the TV when we heard the Bonanza Song! I've been to the Bonanza property in Cali 10 years ago. I watched all the episodes again they were the best!