I can't keep up with things lately - like saying 'hello'. We're glad you found us Rolsson.

. Talking about bad dialog - at the very end: Glory: He's dead. He's dead, isn't he? Adam: He came here to strike it rich - find a bonanza - and now he's dead. Glory: He found it. He found his bonanza. He found it just as he died. And that's better than never finding it at all, isn't it? Adam: Yes,...

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This episode got to me a lot when I was a kid. As I saw it for the first time as a child, I had a child's perspective of the confusion. The scene I remember most vividly that long ago was watching the lady being repeatedly hit while she cried out Adam's name. I couldn't figure it out at the time. Ad...

They didn't really have to say anything regarding Adam being missing in the episode, certainly not so soon. I'm assuming they were thinking maybe PR would return so it was best to say nothing until they were sure. There were several episodes in the first 6 seasons where the character Adam was not i...

That scene is not in my episode and it's the uncut official USA release. That's odd and it's also odd that Joe is teaching Annie how to shoot a gun. Are you sure it's this episode? Has anybody else seen this scene? Season 11's "The Witness". Similar situation: a naive blond girl with a rotten fathe...

However, Wiley was so intense one hundred per cent of the time that I found him hard to watch or listen to. yes, I agree there. He was intense from the beginning and never let up. Joe should have realized his intenseness the moment they met. I don't think I would have trusted to bring him home to t...

But worse than that, the opening line to Ben from them was "Does the name Kane mean anything you"? Ben scratches his head :no Next Joe and Hoss look at each other nodding "no" too. Then they say Sam Kane and suddenly Ben remembers being robbed by Sam Kane and now he knows who they are. Did they all...

I myself liked Ross Martin. I enjoyed following many of his acting roles.

Welcome to Boomers and those Cartwright men who ran the Ponderosa. I think you'll have fun here, and we're mighty glad you found us.

I watched this episode today. I'm not entirely sure if I had seen the whole thing all the way through before - I may have. One of the most striking things for me was that I had blinked (or something) and Joe had completely grown up when this episode was made. That's not entirely fair, but he was so ...