Ben telling Joe to wash his hands is a cringe-worthy scene for me. Another example of that era's television script reality verses more realistic reality. Frankly, it is embarrassing to think of a man in his mid-twenties being told by his father to wash his hands. Eileen (Lisa) was a wonderful young ...

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Earlier, when Regan and Amelia ride away, (it always bothers me that one of the C's doesn't ride along to ensure they make it home safely) . . . Adamant I agree. Not to mention that realistically, it would take hours and hours to ride on horseback from where the Ponderosa is supposed to be located ...

This is one of my favorite episodes. It touches on so many things that the Cartwrights always fought for, stood for. The action is palpable, and David Canary's role as Candy is showcased in a way that proves, once again, that he belongs in the Cartwright clan.

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Joe falls and he falls fast - too fast. Of course, they all did, seeing as how each episode was independent of the others, with very few exceptions. It would be interesting to see Bonanza being made in today's format of continuing stories. We might actually get to know a few of the women who stole ...

Joe falls and he falls fast - too fast. Of course, they all did, seeing as how each episode was independent of the others, with very few exceptions. It would be interesting to see Bonanza being made in today's format of continuing stories. We might actually get to know a few of the women who stole a...

Mrs. Vandavoort did say several names to help Hoss remember who he was. One of the names was Eric, his real name. Y'all don't be too hard on Mrs. Vandavoort, losing a child is very difficult.(especially one you have known and loved for many years) And her son was an only child too. Sometimes, the w...