Bonanza - The Trail Gang | Episode 43 | American Western | Classic | Full Length
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- Bonanza - Episode 43 - The Trail Gang - About to set out on a cattle drive, Ben hires a young drifter named Sam Jackson as one of his drovers.
The Trail Gang
Director: John Rich
Writer: Carey Wilber
Stars: Lorne Greene, Pernell Roberts, Dan Blocker
Genre: Western
Country: USA
Language: English
Release Date: 26 November 1960 USA
Filming Locations: Paramount Studios - 5555 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA
Storyline:
"About to set out on a cattle drive, Ben hires a young drifter named Sam Jackson as one of his drovers. What he doesn't know is that Jackson is really outlaw Johnny Logan, who signed on to the drive because he knew it was going to pass near the town of Waycross, and Logan is determined to kill the Waycross sheriff--who is his father." Written by frankfob2@yahoo.com on IMDb.com
Reviews:
"Characters involved: Father and son - John and Johnny Logan.
Main Characters: Hoss and Ben Cartwright. Little Joe and Adam are MIA.
For some odd reason, land tycoon and probably one of the richest men of his time is doing his own cattle drive with Hoss. He's desperate for hands and hires some with questionable reputations. Along comes a young man who seems really nice and all, but he was in prison and now wants to kill his father for putting him there.
The episode was a good one. There's a good lesson about tough love and accepting your family's mistakes and all. The characters were believable.
One thing about having an episode with a lot of character actors is watching several different of our baddies coming together to be bad and good. Every episode is unique, but it's nice to see the actor's character seems to have a lot in common show to show. Good episode.
1 dead." Written by mitchrmp on IMDb.com
"This Bonanza episode has Ben Cartwright and Hoss taking a herd of cattle from Texas back to Nevada where they run into a town that has one strict sheriff in James Westerfield. I'm guessing the pickings were mighty slim in the way of trail hands because he hires veteran western heavy Robert J. Wilke and his crew to drive the herd back to the Ponderosa. The only one not with Wilke is trail cook Edgar Buchanan.
Also with Wilke is young Dick Davalos who like Wilke has a grudge against Sheriff Westerfield and wants to shoot him on sight. Davalos is a mean kid with a chip on his shoulder and Westerfield is his dad.
I think you see that this has the ingredients of a shooting showdown and the episode delivers. Edgar Buchanan as the foxy old reprobate cook really delivers in his scene stealing performance. He's worth the episode all by himself." Written by bkoganbing on IMDb.com
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This is probably one of the very best of Bonanza
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Went to a bar like that once.
Bonanza cult! Since childhood! Rewatching everything before going off the Internet completely. Almost 60 years ago I probably watched most of it for the first time.
Cult?
I am a Bonanza person love how Ben Cartwright handles things and Hoss great actors ❤
Same
I use to love that Brazos character growing up on every western he starred in he was just a Oringinal Gangster he always played those villain roles so perfect he had the voice,the looks,an the eyes he was born to be a Villian.
Hallelujah, what a great name! 😁
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It's very easy to get someone on d wrong track, but very very hard to get them on d right track, this episode teach u that 👍👌🤩🤩😍🥰😘
It was a very successful and popular series. It even spilled over to Germany. Was a kid and loved it so much.
Cool! I'm American but I was born long after this series came out, so I've been just discovering it lately, and I love it!
Better than current TV series.
German member of the Bonanza cult for 50 years! My childhood heroes! my childhood love.
Ben Cartwright's psychological strategy worked and a father is a father, no matter what and the son's eyes were opened to reality. All's well that ends well.
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This is one of my favorite episodes
at 3:02 Cook Hicks was singing "Old Dan Tucker" that Laura used to love hearing Mr. Edwards (Victor French) sing to her on Little House on the Prairie. Since that show came after Bonanza I guess Michael Landon stole it from here. The cooks acting was on point, especially when he was really wild and drunk shooting his gun off in the saloon.,
Interesting that Hoss says how he took Little Joe from the town every night over his saddle when the series has never shown this happen.
This was a pretty good episode but it suffered from the bad writing that most Bonanza episodes have , that the criminal behaves incredibly stupidly at the end so someone can die and get the plot wrapped up quickly. Even if Brazos had a big grudge against sheriff Logan he's not going to murder him in cold blood in front of a town full of witnesses making himself a wanted man and probably getting himself hung.
At the end Ben just rides out leaving the town in ruins, again. Who's going to pay for all those damages?
Probably the best episode. This could of kept going because of the ending.
@27:24 same jail set used from the Fugitive David Jansen and the Morse LT! Episode where people of the town brought him cakes and eventually a Key for ESCAPE!
Yeah, good catch. Loved The Fugitive.
Yes, I have NOTICED alot of recycled scenery on Bonanza as well as the BIG VALLEY. I wonder if both shows were filmed on the same land using the same calves. I think i've seen JARROD Barkley's horse on this show. Jarrod's horse has a very blockish white mark down the front brow to nose of the horses head. I've seen the same guest actors and actresses from Bonanza on the Big Valley. It would only make perfect sense if they recycled the actors that they would the animals and town props as well. Actually PETER BRECK was on BONANZA as a guest star and then later got the lead role as NICK BARKLEY on The Big Valley. So, it's probably the same horse.
Good Episode! thanks for sharing!
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Easy cowboy, it's a TV show. Not real life in 2021.
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Bring so many memories when I was a kid. I always make sure on Saturday night my parents sit down and watch the show. I sit down on my father's lap. ABC change the show for Sundays. Went the show finish my father said get to bed 🛌 😴 you have school 🏫 tomorrow.
I still wash the show. I have the complete seasons all the episodes.
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At 16:42 I thought the sheriff said, "the whores are up the street." This is a way better episode, lots better than the Last Viking episode. As a boy I always enjoyed the roles of Richard Devon.
I agree it is a much better episode.
Felt sorry for the dad/sheriff. He was trying to do right with his son but just wasn't real good at it. His love for his son made him too heavy handed. But it worked out well with no one killed except the scumbag who instigated everything.
There's no excusing sending an innocent man to suffer in prison for a year, especially when you're his father. That's just evil. It's probably his 'heavy handedness' that Johnny was rebelling against in the first place. The scumbag that instigated it is the sheriff himself.
Having lived in Nacogdoches before, this is awesome. And as for making much of yourself while being there, you need to wait about sixty more years for the university to come along.
Edgar works harder as trail herd cook than he did as Uncle Joe
RG Armstrong was awesome as lawman in Race with the devil .
Johnny Logan is a very handsome man❤
Not to me.
yes he was, he was in East of Eden with James Dean
Respect your Father
This a Claaic episode from Bonaza where Pa Benjamin doesn't know that there's a outlaw .( This is where we find out why Isabella Sampourni learns alot from her guy.)
i wonder how accurate this is of "trail gangs"
Adam was born in Waycross Ga!!!!
Pernell was.
Adam was born in New England somewhere, possibly Boston.
@@GathKingLeppbertI look it up Waycross Ga. I live here!!!
@@davidbennett6912 the ACTOR sure.
The CHARACTER, not so much.
@@GathKingLeppbertI your only born in one place!!!!!
matt dillon never would have let it happen
That guys a bit rude, he didn't want to shake hoss hand
Brazos is General Barnicke from Stripes
Seattle apparently never saw this episode. “The city is yours folks.” We’ll call it an 'autonomous zone’ it’ll be fine.
6:37, Sam recognizes his old partner in crime.
Sam's girl is one of the prettiest women I've ever seen.
Aren't saloons wonderful places?
Yea, upstairs even better...
Can’t the Cartwright’s ever hire some decent help?
17:11, Sam wants to meet Melinda, and Brassos introduces her to him.
In the saloon, Hallelujah was having a grand old time
And played very well by the actor.
LOL trouble only comes to those who cant handle it . looks like hes lookin 4 it
5:44 Hoss: 'you lookin for work' Kid: 'I sure am' , Hoss: "the fck can you do?"
STOP YOUR SWEARING!! HE DIDN'T SWEAR, YOU LIAR!!
😂
I see stairs in the salon. So how many ppl are dead up there now. lol
Or as us Texans call it Nackanowhere.
@12:45 Ben Cartwright threatens to kill a police officer.
15:28, Sam tells Ben that the sheriff is his father.
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27:43, Sam tells Hoss he's going to kill his father.
Logan/Johnny like father like son?
34:35, Brassos threatens Ben, and Ben slaps him.
What was the episode when hoss lost his memory and the episode when Joe got shot in the "middle of the ponaroza"
A stranger passed this way. I don't know the other one with Joe
11:19 😆😆
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No hablo por las inglés
Bueno compa...te invito en el Saloon...
F. Muchiii is
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Yes sir
This a Claaic episode from Bonaza where Pa Benjamin doesn't know that there's a outlaw .( This is where we find out why Isabella Sampourni learns alot from her guy.)