Overall, I like this episode, although Adam seems a little too obtuse here, not entirely himself.

I, too, would have liked to have seen Tom Burns, the man impersonating Adam. But I do like this episode. The opening scene, with Joe and Hoss in the ranch yard, is terrific. Shows the age difference between Joe and Hoss, as Joe addresses the older man as Mister whatever his name was, but Hoss calls...

It's a strong episode but a very dark one and shocking to see one Cartwright attack another so violently. It made me think of the contrasting experiences these two brothers have with women. It must have been frustrating for Hoss to constantly see his handsome brother receive so much female attention...

I used to like the Reardons and winced when Adam snapped at them. After watching the episode a few times, though, I have lost sympathy for them. They were helpful in getting Little Joe home but after that they were annoying. While Adam is frantically worried about Joe and beating himself up, Sheila ...

Ohhhhh I adore this episode because it's the classic murder mystery - Cartwright style. Adam is certainly styling in his pursuit of the guilty Rev. Johnson. That staircase scene catches me every time. The only problem with this one is that it leaves me wishing that the writers had given Adam more m...

This was one of the strangest episodes. I remember a fan saying that she simply chalked this off as being a nightmare Ben is having. I go with that interpretation.

Mine is a portmanteau of zara and pam. I'm a model horse hobbyist, and it's the nickname I use on model horse forums. Zara is my favorite model. It's an Arabian mare produced by the Hagen Renaker pottery in California and sculpted by the late great Maureen Love. PAM stands for Proud Arabian Mare. Br...

The blaze is identical. Either Chubb or his twin.

Sorry to hear. I always liked him.

abraxis wrote:
Burt Reynolds was actually born in LANSING, MICHIGAN. He like to claim to be born in Waycross because he thought it would enhance his "Smokey and the Bandit" persona as a good ole Southern boy!

How funny! Actors can be silly creatures sometimes.