Best Classic Television Western Series
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No "The Lone Ranger" ? Off topic, but I remember watching an episode of "Good Times" and Florida Evans make a little swipe at "Little House on the Prairie" saying something like "The kids get sick, the mule dies, they lose the ranch, and then it gets sad", I thought that was funny. The "goodnight John Boy, good night Elizabeth, good night daddy" was too corny to me, hated that show.
It was then when he knew he effed up.
I messed up.
The lone ranger should have been on there.
The Bonanza boys parenting.
The oldest had a mother from New England with English ancestry.
Big hoss has a viking mother from Sweden.
And Little Joe was French.
They always had to be saving his ass so it kind of makes sense.
And the older one is level-headed and in charge, so again.
The oldest had a mother from New England with English ancestry.
Big hoss has a viking mother from Sweden.
And Little Joe was French.
They always had to be saving his ass so it kind of makes sense.
And the older one is level-headed and in charge, so again.
- Adam (played by Pernell Roberts): Considered the eldest and most level-headed of the Cartwright brothers, making him the de facto leader.
- Hoss (played by Dan Blocker): The middle brother, known for his strength and good nature, but not typically seen as the decision-maker.
- Little Joe (played by Michael Landon): The youngest brother, often impulsive and romantic.
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I remember Bonanza used to come on Saturday mornings right before WCW, those were good mornings spent with my dad.
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