End was like watching Batman and Robin beating up gangs, only difference was there were no words when the bad guys were getting hit. Lol. Bonanza good show thanks for the download 😊. Shows like this worth watching every time
James Hong hop sing first cousin also comes to the ponderosa. He said "I helped you in San Fransisco, you help me on the Ponderosa" he told this to Ben Cartwright
Mr. Pendalton is Larry Tate from TV Show Bewitched. The Idea behind putting a Steak on the Eye is that the Steak must be very cold or frozen to bring any swelling down. Today you could use a bag of frozen peas.
In 1861, San Francisco had c. 57,000 inhabitants according to US Census 1860-1870. According to the Henry G. Langley's , there were c. 83,300 inhabitants (c. 1,800 Afro-Americans, c. 3,150 Chinese). Min. 18:02 - Gee, there is Larry Tate from "Bewitched" !!!!!!
I thought I recognized Tor Johnson as Hoss' sparring partner. He was in Ed Woods' film Plan 9 from Outer Space (considered one of the best "worst" movies) and The Beast of Yucca Flats. He's definitely hard to miss!
Bonanza was the 1st show I ever saw in color when I was 5 some 63yrs. ago. Probably seen this episode 6 or 7 times over the years and still find it entertaining.
Well , it is a good show and keeps its quality No doubt aboute that thanks to the great actors that Made it what it became and like you Said Still is after so many many years after THE start in 1959 .
Pernell Robert's the choir boy from Georgia. Hoss (Eric Cartwright) DAN BLOCKER was well educated, a school teacher and well read in real life. Gentle as a kitten.
Hoss: "Paw, just how much, did li'l gal get for you?" Ben: "You'll NEVER know!" One of the most humorous father/son exchanges in the entire run of the Bonanza TV series.
Right off the bat. Did those two men just get captured and put into some sort of human trafficking situation and put on a boat and shipped to Hong Kong. That's crazy. That still goes on till today human trafficking and sex trafficking. According to even drug lords Americans are worth a lot more overseas then their best cocaine. Selling humans instead of drugs.
You to not need to cross the GGB to get to SF, unless you are coming from the direct north. Even then you could cross the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge and then the Bay Bridge.
on the clipper ships of the day : San Francisco - Hong Kong 6,100 nm usual: 45 days geee-hyuk geee-hyuk lets go to the big city and get konked on the head !
I think this basic story is "borrowed" from a Laurel & Hardy short where they were paid to shanghai drunk men in a saloon by knocking the men out with a heavy pot -- tossing them into a wagon. Then they're brought to a derelict steamer ship captained by a notorious vicious ugly captain everyone feared. The men were tossed into the ship's hold until they were out to sea. Kidnapped to work on the ship. That tavern shyster with the mustache is David White -- played Darrin's boss in the TV comedy Bewitched. That real big dude Busthead Brannigan that Hoss comes across is non-other than legendary horror-flick actor Tor Johnson. Too bad they didn't write into the script Tor passing by on the dock & helping Hoss & the Cartwrights. Would have been exciting. When Hop Sing introduces his Chinese friend to Hoss -- that's a young James Hong. He was the maitre d' on Seinfeld's famous episode where they never get a table in the restaurant & they're going to the movies. Ironically, the film they miss by waiting for that table in that episode is "Plan 9 From Outer Space," -- which co-starred Tor Johnson. Hong was also the evil guy in Kurt Russell's classic "Big Trouble In Little China." The bartender is character actor Herb Vigran -- who was a mobster in several "Superman" episodes with George Reeves.
It's really not a smart idea to walk out of a bank with a hand load of cash in view of the street and even say, "You gave us too much cash." Someone would gladly relieve you of it. Mel Coolie gets decked and soaked; Buddy Sorel would be over the moon happy!
@@elizabethjordan5755 you must like to ride your bike ... 1860- First true bicycle invented by Ernest Michaux and Pierre Lallement, known as the velocipede 1861- Included crank and pedals but not yet brakes, resulting in many dangerous “headers” www.brown.edu/Departments/Joukowsky_Institute/courses/13things/7083.html
@@elizabethjordan5755 but it looks like they were only off by a few years : 1885- safety bicycle invented by John Kemp Starley characterized by two wheels of the same size and a rear wheel connected and driven by a chain. This made for a more efficient bicycle that could use smaller wheels. This invention was named for the obvious reason that it was safer than the penny-farthing because of the lower center of gravity.
@Julie Black in the introduction has nothing to do with it, no one tells her not to laugh, it's just that Pernell is duller than an unsalted egg... he was so egocentric that he didn't make any episodes of laughter... and I think that an actor has to do everything to be a good actor.. have you seen Pernell jump off the horse, have you seen him hit well? well look at the episodes and most of them are standing and sometimes with their arms crossed...
The bicycle came to San Francisco during the last quarter of the 19th century. Like other places, it first developed based on wooden wheels, similar to those that were bearing stagecoaches and being drawn by horses. Horse-drawn streetcars were the predominant mode of transit in the 1870s, peaking in the 1880s, at a time when the individual horse was also still a major source of personal transportation... Google
Many TV shows/Movies do NOT age well but Bonanza gets *BETTER* with age. Timeless classic you can watch again and again.
My grandmother put me onto this show. It's really great viewing . Exciting but feel good show with good messages in it .
Funny episode. It makes me wonder what life was really like back at that time.
THE CARTWRIGHTS ARE MY
LEGEND HEROS. ADAM , HOSS, LITTLE JOE. AND THE DAD BEN.
End was like watching Batman and Robin beating up gangs, only difference was there were no words when the bad guys were getting hit. Lol. Bonanza good show thanks for the download 😊. Shows like this worth watching every time
Thanks for sharing these great episodes of Bonanza. Nice to see James Hong as Hop Sings first cousin.
James Hong hop sing first cousin also comes to the ponderosa. He said "I helped you in San Fransisco, you help me on the Ponderosa" he told this to Ben Cartwright
@@emeldakador8369which episode is that?
Funniest episode ever and one of my favourites!!!
Hopsing , Ben , Hoss and Little Joe were funniest best Ever!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
same
My brother-in-laws favorite show. He had terminal cancer, and just passed, but this show provided him a lot of entertainment while in bed.
Good Ol Hoss @12:50.. "makes me madder'n mischief thinkin how much talent I dun wasted for free..! Ca'mon Mr.Busthead wake up..!" 🤣🤣🤣 🤠🤠🤠🤠🍺🍻👍
12:10 LOL!! Dan Blocker knocks out Tor Johnson from the Ed Wood movies. Classic.
Mr. Pendalton is Larry Tate from TV Show Bewitched.
The Idea behind putting a Steak on the Eye is that the Steak must be very cold or frozen to bring any swelling down. Today you could use a bag of frozen peas.
They played this one for laughs Big Valley played it serious
Hop Sing: "Little Joe, Hoss, this is cousin number 3".
I loved the ‘pirate’ fight on deck and the almost b and w chicarusco theme!
In 1861, San Francisco had c. 57,000 inhabitants according to US Census 1860-1870. According to the Henry G. Langley's , there were c. 83,300 inhabitants (c. 1,800 Afro-Americans, c. 3,150 Chinese).
Min. 18:02 - Gee, there is Larry Tate from "Bewitched" !!!!!!
LMAO! Every time Hop Sing enters, KABONG with the chinese gong!
Hop Sing...in San Francisco??? Pearls with Corduroy...oh my!!!
Legendary Western, fan since 1959, this show made television famous, top of the line solid gold standard of excellence
Tem ke voltar a passar bonanza novamente
I thought I recognized Tor Johnson as Hoss' sparring partner. He was in Ed Woods' film Plan 9 from Outer Space (considered one of the best "worst" movies) and The Beast of Yucca Flats. He's definitely hard to miss!
I've seen this the best of my favorite show cowboys Cartwright ❤💛💚💙
Laughing
"It's such a beautiful arm. It'd be a shame to tear it off." He wouldn't have actually done it, would he?
Bonanza was the 1st show I ever saw in color when I was 5 some 63yrs. ago. Probably seen this episode 6 or 7 times over the years and still find it entertaining.
Bonanza is a true and pure classic western serie well worth watching
,true fact .
Well , it is a good show and keeps its quality No doubt aboute that thanks to the great actors that Made it what it became and like you Said Still is after so many many years after THE start in 1959 .
114p
I was in Toluca Mexico, 8 yrs old when I saw this great TV series.
@@hbatekinson1133 What's wrong? I got 480p
Panell Robert's is the last remaining "Cartwright". Rest In Peace Lorn, Michael and Dan♥️
Lucia Pelosi wdym pernell Roberts died a decade ago sadly
@@celestialbikiniatoll87 I didnt know. I found out after I posted this comment. Well, may they all rest in peace🙏
Pernell Robert's the choir boy from Georgia. Hoss (Eric Cartwright) DAN BLOCKER was well educated, a school teacher and well read in real life. Gentle as a kitten.
@@luciapelosi4678 The 3 vertcle dots to the right of your comment allows you to delete, if you wanted to.
Amen, may they rest in peace.
I never get tired watching Bonanza episodes again , again & again,,
Hoss: "Paw, just how much, did li'l gal get for you?"
Ben: "You'll NEVER know!"
One of the most humorous father/son exchanges in the entire run of the Bonanza TV series.
48:32 is the time stamp!
Thanks for uploading this episode.
Now this is what u call entertainment bonanza always gives me food for the brain great planing
Fun episode, I bet this was the best episode of the entire series for the Hop Sing character.
One of the best episodes.
This is one of my favorite episodes!
I agree, great episode with the beautiful cut rate Katie and many more great actors
@@philiptucci2458 tr
Good ep. Its nice when they have an ep outside of the Ponderosa every once in a while. They must get sick of farms and deserts. LOL
Ben thinks his kids are kids ,not men 😂
Don't we all?
Ben says to the barmaid; "What's a nice girl like you doing in a place like this?".
And I believe she fell for it!
One of the lighter episodes. I love it
Always a great show
That boy hoss gone drop something 💪🏿💪🏿💯
Great movie
Thank you
Imagine Larry Tate being involved in something like this. He always seemed like a nice guy to me. I wonder if Darin and Samantha know about this.
Bonanza.
San Francisco.
Funny all the way through.
Thanks Retro TV. that was a great episode on Bonanza.
Liked......Subbed.....Rang Da Bell
Wow! Both Darrin Stephen's boss and Mel Cooley moonlight! I wonder if Rob Petrie knows?😃
Phenomenal episode legendary show
😂pa, I told you to stay out of trouble
Even Hop Sing had a shiner!!
In bonanza 's world it's a masterpiece
BIG BEN IS THE MAAAN!!![999]
Looks like San Francisco was always a s* hole according to Bonanza 😂
I laughed so hard at this! 13:12
Why?
Right off the bat. Did those two men just get captured and put into some sort of human trafficking situation and put on a boat and shipped to Hong Kong. That's crazy. That still goes on till today human trafficking and sex trafficking. According to even drug lords Americans are worth a lot more overseas then their best cocaine. Selling humans instead of drugs.
Yes its called being shanghai'd they sell them for labor on the boats going over seas then use as slaves in another country..
Mr Bust Head wake up 😂😂😂
oh those high and mighty Cartwrights, who do they think they are. always getting in trouble, fights, killing everybody.
The Rifleman was much more violent actually. Lucas killed about 2 guys per episode, on average.
Larry Tate!
One of the best episodes loved it
Great episode!
THAT'S TOR JOHNSON FIGHTING HOSS, LOVE HIM.
So funny. Enjoyed the comedy.
Say Pa!
How much did that little gal get for you?
You'll never know!
Lolololololol
Linda Beth Lawson
38:55-39:40 Its so nice to see a man NOT simping.
Thanks for posting.
Hoss water boarding the thug.
Com on pa how much did that little gal get for you? A great fun filled episode.
OLD THEME IS MUCH BETTER
Best one yet!
Darrin Stevens Boss
9:48
It’s good ol’ Tor Johnson!
One of my favorite now🤗
Ben looks good in black!
🤔💭🖤💋
🤣 LOL Jeffrey Bone *NICE!* 😉
@@lauriedavis400 czcams.com/play/RDco776xyabkE.html&feature=share&playnext=1
I wish I had Dad like him.
I have been to CA many times but, never visited SF, afraid of crossing the golden gate bridge 🌉.
You to not need to cross the GGB to get to SF, unless you are coming from the direct north. Even then you could cross the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge and then the Bay Bridge.
Yeah but that ain't but one saloon🤣
It was very estatic
Thanks to#3 cousin they got free .
For some reason they refuse to stick together lol
🤷♀️i’m mystified as to why ppl are 💩ing on this episode? i found it fun and exciting!
🥳 🤟🏼💋
Laurie Davis yes love. 💯
🙆🏼♀️ So sorry Kenneth Lykens just _now_ saw your
comment. 🤦🏼♀️ TY for your input (and agreeing with me!)
😉🤟🏼💋
Laurie Davis okay
Laurie Davis yes okay.
You have good taste
on the clipper ships of the day : San Francisco - Hong Kong 6,100 nm usual: 45 days
geee-hyuk geee-hyuk lets go to the big city and get konked on the head !
Look at those guns for 1861! And all that paper 💰!
I believe Little Joe is the fastest gun on the show!
Yes 1873 Colt peace maker in 1861.
Farbeit for me to critique this episode, but why didn't they ask Hopsing's cousin where he saw the three men take the two cowboys?
Because the episode would end within the first ten minutes 😅
Hi 🙋♀️ this is a very nice 👍🏻
Asam should have been it😄
I think this basic story is "borrowed" from a Laurel & Hardy short where they were paid to shanghai drunk men in a saloon by knocking the men out with a heavy pot -- tossing them into a wagon. Then they're brought to a derelict steamer ship captained by a notorious vicious ugly captain everyone feared. The men were tossed into the ship's hold until they were out to sea. Kidnapped to work on the ship.
That tavern shyster with the mustache is David White -- played Darrin's boss in the TV comedy Bewitched.
That real big dude Busthead Brannigan that Hoss comes across is non-other than legendary horror-flick actor Tor Johnson. Too bad they didn't write into the script Tor passing by on the dock & helping Hoss & the Cartwrights. Would have been exciting.
When Hop Sing introduces his Chinese friend to Hoss -- that's a young James Hong. He was the maitre d' on Seinfeld's famous episode where they never get a table in the restaurant & they're going to the movies. Ironically, the film they miss by waiting for that table in that episode is "Plan 9 From Outer Space," -- which co-starred Tor Johnson.
Hong was also the evil guy in Kurt Russell's classic "Big Trouble In Little China."
The bartender is character actor Herb Vigran -- who was a mobster in several "Superman" episodes with George Reeves.
Odihnă liniștită...😇😇
Nu evadez .... 🤦♂️🤦♂️
They are kinder that I am, I would have set the ship on fire.
good one
like this as I was in San Fran once
It's really not a smart idea to walk out of a bank with a hand load of cash in view of the street and even say, "You gave us too much cash." Someone would gladly relieve you of it.
Mel Coolie gets decked and soaked; Buddy Sorel would be over the moon happy!
31:00 that water wasnt very deap. Almost looked like he came down on his legs a bit hard.
frisco 1861 and a guys ridin a modern bicycle
I noticed that too!
@@elizabethjordan5755 you must like to ride your bike ...
1860- First true bicycle invented by Ernest Michaux and Pierre Lallement, known as the velocipede
1861- Included crank and pedals but not yet brakes, resulting in many dangerous “headers”
www.brown.edu/Departments/Joukowsky_Institute/courses/13things/7083.html
@@elizabethjordan5755 but it looks like they were only off by a few years :
1885- safety bicycle invented by John Kemp Starley characterized by two wheels of the same size and a rear wheel connected and driven by a chain. This made for a more efficient bicycle that could use smaller wheels. This invention was named for the obvious reason that it was safer than the penny-farthing because of the lower center of gravity.
Why is the opening theme song not original?
Darn Copyrights!
They don’t make em like they used to
Shanghaiing one to Shanghai china
Sous titres en français SVP Merci
Le francais est trop difficile.
How come Adam never Smiles in the introduction credits?
Adam is the serious brother, Hoss is the goofy one, and Little Joe is the flirt.
Because Adam had an education
Adams smile is gorgeous, well worth waiting for.🤗
I heard he had hemorrhoids and was uncomfortable sitting on a horse.
@Julie Black in the introduction has nothing to do with it, no one tells her not to laugh, it's just that Pernell is duller than an unsalted egg... he was so egocentric that he didn't make any episodes of laughter... and I think that an actor has to do everything to be a good actor.. have you seen Pernell jump off the horse, have you seen him hit well? well look at the episodes and most of them are standing and sometimes with their arms crossed...
18:47 and 30:58
At the very start, on a San Francisco street, there's someone on a bicycle. Did they have bicycles in 1861?
and the cartwrights wearing guns in holsters in san Francisco..was that legal??
@@harrie1956 yup. It was legal almost anywhere in the States until early 1900's and still is in many States.. 🤠👍🍺🍻
The bicycle came to San Francisco during the last quarter of the 19th century. Like other places, it first developed based on wooden wheels, similar to those that were bearing stagecoaches and being drawn by horses. Horse-drawn streetcars were the predominant mode of transit in the 1870s, peaking in the 1880s, at a time when the individual horse was also still a major source of personal transportation...
Google
a gun in a holster in san Francisco???
harrie nihot right?
Different times.
Lejendado em português por favor 🇧🇷👍🏼👍🏼
Con todo respeto casi todas son repetidas y cuando hay una nueva es en ingles??
My God samo as same 😃😀😁😁😂😭😅😆😄
Such a nice doublecrossin' witch.who is she?
Why is the background music different? I don't remember this.
Simple reason Jane. The regular title song isn't off licence
MrNickelbrille Thank you.
MrNickelbrille But I like this music better!
@@shaktijane Well,you got a win win situation ;-) Enjoy the good ol days
host kit
hahaha
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