I watched this episode the other day, and I ended up making a few comparisons to the Mill. No, everyone isn’t involved this time, but you do have a man in need of help, a corrupt hired hand, and a damsel in distress. My other thought while watching this was perhaps Claude Akins wasn’t available. I f...

While Ben went west, but Ben made sacrifices if needed be. When Adam got sick, he stopped his journey, found a way for him to get medicine when he needed it; and went and begged and took what job he could. I don’t doubt Ben would’ve gone without if it meant Adam would be fed first. And Ben has shown...

I happened to watch this yesterday. I can’t speak for all of Joe’s love interests, but I must say, I found Julia especially annoying for an older woman, Joe had more maturity than she did. I tried listening to her passionate speeches about her dreams in acting...it all sounded frivolous and silly......

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I kind’ve liked the contrast between his skin and eyes. You almost wondered what side he was on since he had a devious “past.” We’re used to seeing Mexicans with dark skin and eyes, but even Mexicans with mostly or purely European blood can have some light features. Of course the most tragic part is...

It kind’ve amuses me how many times the Cartwrights bring people home...young and old. They had neighborly women that helped them from time to time. While I understand being hospitable, but bringing home girls, ladies and women to stay with several grown men? But why should I be concerned about the ...

Mine pretty much describes the typical person the Cartwrights would come across—just passing through.

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Forsty. You’ve come to the right place.

Plenty of Adam lovers here! and aboard.