Hoss's Horse was name old Chubb, jo's horse was a outlaw Cayuse, Ben's horse was a Sorel, and Adam was never all that appreciative of hard-riding horses
All those white, native American Actor's, sh,,, What a laugh 🤣 I'm loving it watching from the s1e1, watched this as a kid,,,, Now in London 🤠 cheers keep it up cowboy 👍🇬🇧
24 29 marketing he saw clothes hanging and heard water and assumed that she was bathing kept his back turned cuz he thought she was naked while talking to her. How did I know that eventually she would be being invited by one of them back to their house. Oh wait. It's because almost every single episode is damn inviting someone to live with them. Why don't they just go ahead and open up a hotel. Lol or Bed and Breakfast
Not a favourite episode of mine, mainly because I think Adam in love is not very convincing. And I don’t like the ending when he tries to fight his father in order to go after Ruth
Adam just wanted to stroke her thighs..biu even more so in sik stockings. That's why he wanted her to come back, so he could caress her stockings. But he knew hoss n little joe would want there share of nylons and hated the idea of sharing.
No there are Indians in America... red indians (the ones that wear feather he’s dresses etc , also know as a Native American, but almost always referred to indians, especially back then. Maybe use your brains before thinking. Yes someone from India is a Indian but as I said that’s not the only kind of Indian
i grew up watching bonanza adam belongs on the theater stage he always over react he is soooo theatrical poor poor tv character he belongs in macbeth and such settings as that
you have to remember the time in which this aired and the morals allowed on T.V....4 single guys who never got laid....no wonder there was over acting and we all believed it every week!
@@genettalacey2627 Fine? 😂 No, I don't find him attractive. Not at all. Not with his horrible toupee or without it. But I don't care about an actor's looks if they're actually good at acting. And he wasn't.
