This is one of my favorite episodes. I think it was better than The Wooing of Abigail Jones. Pernell did comedy very well. I love how he quoted Shakespeare thoughout the episode. His "Peasants" & swagger at the end were perfect. I wish there had been more episodes like this one.

I really liked this episode. DB didn't have much to do in it, but I like the way he stuck with his lawyer. James Gregory did a great job as Hoss' lawyer. He was a very good actor. There is a huge historical error in this episode. Whitney Parker claims to be an associate of Abraham Lincoln who sends ...

This was copied from Ponderosa Scenery. It's what Dawn Wells thought of the people she worked with on that episode. Trivia: Dawn Wells recalls, "I liked Robert, I thought he was a good, professional actor". Remembering the show's fine cast, she remarked, "Lorne Greene and Michael Landon were warm an...

Adam got his horse & hat back. I guess they were both trained to go home. I didn't care for Sue. Jerry was courting her but she spent a lot of time flirting with Tom at the picnic. I have always liked Rory Calhoon, he had a beautiful smile & I loveed his laugh, but I didn't like his character in th...

Adam got his horse & hat back. I guess they were both trained to go home. I didn't care for Sue. Jerry was courting her but she spent a lot of time flirting with Tom at the picnic. I have always liked Rory Calhoon, he had a beautiful smile & I loveed his laugh, but I didn't like his character in thi...

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Tue Jan 28, 2020 2:10 am

I think the best part of this ep was Adam wet and then wrapped in a blanket.

I definitely agree with that statement. I may put the DVD in my computer & take a screenshot of that scene so I can stare at it a lot.

Somebody who knows how should do a jigsaw puzzle of that scene.

I think part of the "Laura" problem was the episodes were all written by different writers. (Even Laura's house changed.) For a 4-episode arc, you would think they would make an effort to write her character more consistently. The writers / directors: The Waiting Game - Ed Adamson / Richard Sarafia...

This is s great episode although it could have been over in the first 15 minutes if they'd had just asked him to sing! Lol I like that Bonanza took the time to delve into social issues and although I do love the ending and I know it's only an hour show, i feel that Mr. Bowers was a little too willi...

There is one thing that really bothers me about this episode & I know it's one reason Pernell wanted to leave. After the Cartwrights find Holly's father, he has been shot & is near death, however, Adam, Hoss, and Joe do nothing until after Pete dies & Ben tells them to get the sheriff. Why did 3 gro...

I can't remember the last time I saw this episode. For some reason, MeTv never shows it. It's supposed to be on today, but they're showing Enter Thomas Bowers instead.