Bonanza - The Honor of Cochise | Episode 69 | WESTERN TV SERIES | Cowboy
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- Bonanza - Episode 69 - The Honor of Cochise - The Cartwrights must try to get help for Adam, seriously wounded by an Apache bullet, and find out why Cochise and his warriors have threatened to kill them all if they don't hand over an army captain taking refuge in their trail camp.
The Honor of Cochise
Director: Don McDougall
Writer: Elliott Arnold
Stars: Lorne Greene, Pernell Roberts, Dan Blocker
Genre: Western
Country: USA
Language: English
Release Date: 8 October 1961 USA
Filming Locations: Paramount Studios - 5555 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA
Storyline:
Jeff Morrow guest-stars as legendary Apache chief Cochise, who despite his avowed peaceful stance has sworn vengeance against Cavalry captain Moss Johnson (DeForrest Kelley). While Johnson takes refuge at the Ponderosa, Ben Cartwright, surrounded by a batallion of Cochise's deadliest warriors, is determined to learn the true story behind the Apache leader's vendetta. Fueling the crisis is a seriously injured Adam, and Johnson's ever-increasing hysteria. Written on rottentomatoes.com
Reviews:
"What DeForest Kelley did to warrant the Apaches coming after him all the way to Nevada we'd call a war crime. during an alleged peace parley Kelley poisoned he food and drink and killed men, women, and children. Led by Cochise theyve chased him to the borders of the Ponderosa where Kelley seeks refuge with the Cartwrights before they find out what he's done.
This episode belongs to Lorne Greene as he seeks a truce so that a wounded Pernell Roberts cawn get aid. He promises to see that Kelley is brought to justice. Will Cochise believe him?
Jeff Morrow plays Cochise and he pretty much follows in the footsteps of Jeff Chandler as the stoic and wise warrior chief.
It's a good episode with kudos to Jeff Morrow." Written by bkoganbing on IMDb.com
"This episode aired early in October 1961, the 3rd episode of the 3rd season. The Cartwrights run into a soldier (DeForest Kelly) on the run from a band of Indians led by Cochise (Jeff Morrow).
A note: By the start of the 3rd season, the Cartwrights had settled into their customary uniforms they wore throughout the duration of the series. Look for Bing Russell as a cavalryman who tries to defeat Cochise. Very shortly after this episode he assumed the role of Deputy Clem, which he kept until the show concluded in 1973.
This episode is particularly outstanding due to the performance of DeForest Kelly. You can see the sweat, grime, dirt, fear, evil, confusion, & stubbornness of his character as he defends his actions. It's a performance that deserves repeat viewings. When he keeps repeating "But I was only following orders" you kinda feel a little sympathy for him.
Jeff Morrow, who made a lot of westerns in the 1950s, brings a quiet dignity & honor in his portrayal of Cochise. Even though he's not an Indian, his performance works.
Finally, this episode deals with history in that the U.S. Cavalry sometimes had to use any means necessary in their battles with the American Indians. This episode also makes the viewer think about what is wrong & right during war. I wholly recommend it." Written by jeremylr on IMDb.com
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Imagine what this world would be if we all had honor from the beginning…. Not hating one another because of differences … we all are human…. Love and will always love Bonanza!✌🏽♥️😇🪶🩸
Long live people of honor and integrity, no matter what race!!!
Amen!
Nice opinión.
I hope there's more out there then we know.
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This episode was one of their best. My husband was Apache blood, and a picture of Cochise is proudly dusplayed in my home
I named my younger son after lorne Greene thought he was a great influence.
Nice!
And you were right.
I am a MESCALERO APACHE indigenous Native American from San Carlos Arizona
Modern movies and music has certainly affected our children negatively..my generation grew up on these tv shows in Jamaica...we learned a lot..
HM
Was that good or bad??
Good evening to everybody. I am a proud German (native) and greet you all children of God / Manitu. Once many years ago, I met a Cherokee doing service in the US Army while being stationed in the barracks in my hometown Darmstadt. It was a great honour for me to meet him as it is also a great honour to meet you all Indian natives here. I am very proud of and have deep respect to all of you ! May you all be blessed everytime and everywhere by our great Creator and Savior of Mankind !
Mitakuye Oyasin -- we are all family ❤💛🖤🩶
I am.also a Apache Barrios, is my last name and proud of it And also a proud fan of Bonanza for 57 years 🍺🍺❤️🤩
I am not apache. But I,am part native. As a boy I,always admired the apache people. Yet I never have actually met an apache but I suppose I've always thought of you all as proud. And. Fair. Tough. , smart. Every thing a little boy hopes to be someday,,
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I am a MESCALERO APACHE from San Carlos Arizona
Mark Twain, Cochise and other period characters. This show had some of the best stories ever to be on TV.
That was a staple of the first season, a lot of famous people stopped by Virginia City, genius to blend in with the show
How would it be possible for Cochise from southeast AZ to be in the Tahoe area? Makes no sense.
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Why wouldn't he be able to be there ? Is there some sort of invisible barrier at the Arizona state line?
Makes one cry what the white man has done to the Apaches. It will never be forgotten! The same Apaches that taught the Pilgrims how to survive,
Never forgotten. Paz...
I am of Indian dissent, and I know that we too were savage not only toward each other, sometimes being cannibalistic in our zeal for conquest, but also toward the whites. There were immoral and unethical engagements from all sides. We were fighting each other for hunting grounds long before the whites got to this continent. That's never taught in the white man's schools any longer. We have much lore describing our exploits and wars against other tribes, and they against us. Then, the white man became a common enemy that brought us together, but only in a small way. Those who call themselves muslim, they too war amongst themselves until they have a common enemy, then they too go back to attacking each other for dominance of their beliefs and values. This all is so old, and very tiring. There are those who don't want us all to live in harmony. The forces in politics that continue driving wedges of division amongst us all will not countenance our joining of hands in peace and harmony. No. The hatred among a few in top leadership simply will not let that happen.
👍👌👏 Exactly! Very well said. But there is a much stronger force behind politicians. The allmighty and extremely rich big industries (nevertheless still greedy for even more power and more money). This is what rules and ruins the world nowadays.
Best regards, luck and health.
Look up IRA HAYES by Johnny cash, I think you will really enjoy it, you can appreciate it, you understand chris.
misery loves company as they say. That's what I think is going on with those that seek to do harm.
Very wise observation! Unfortunately, it's the human condition, and has been since the beginnings of humanity! No one's immune, but we can enjoy the "quiet" periods! 👍
Well said. Well taught.
I miss Bonanza 😊🥰🥲
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Legend has it that the Cartwrights became friends with Cochise,Cochise got so old that he needed a warmer home in his old age to help with his arthrities,Ben built him one in The Panderosa,he died in his sleep and Ben eulogized him as a friend of the family.
Men of great honor and integrity.
It's a movie guys! The Csrtrights are not real people 😎
But it's a nice thought
Little Joe's horse is named after him
Nope, Cocise joined Mangas Coloradas in raiding parties after a stupid lieutenant accused him to be behinf the plundering and raping done by a bunch of renegade Apaches, and the rest is history.
What you been smoking.
Excellent episode. When your word was your bond.
Está serie me encanta
That's how Immigrants of America was built with broken treaties and lies to the indigenous people
My Favourite - One of the most inspiring episodes.
A great lesson n display of trust honour faith n principle which unfortunately are lacking today
I quite liked Hoss's (likely) sarcastic comment about how "the world needs more thinkers like [Captain Johnson]."
Ionsede
I’ve watched 3 episodes tonight...they co-starred Guy Williams, Robert Vaughan and DeForest Kelley. An excellent night’s entertainment. Many thanks for sharing these gems.
Can't beat the actors back then - so many good series, they had PLENTY of work!
I believe that more people could learn by the example of Ben Cartwright the true meaning of honor in a man that keeps his word. Back in those days the handshake was your contract. If only more people could live by that today our world would be a lot better off.
Blkehpeveryday
True that. My husband got his work ethic from Ben. Chi Town
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Tthis show and gunsmoke,are the two best western tv shows ever!😊
The Virginian better
I have always loved Bonanza, The Big Valley, Gunsmoke, The Virginian and The Rifleman. All great shows!
Beautiful ending. That's why I never get tired watching Bonanza.
The ending showed the naive trust the Indian people had towards the white man, the sly grins between Ben and the Officer showed that
Yeah! After Dr McCoy gets out of prison, he is so fed up with this planet that he enlists on a Starship!
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@@a-train3503 Idiot!
Ben's honouring friendship with the Indians not just an honour it's also a special friendship privilege. Ben has years long friendship with the Indians especially when you know them personally as friends.
Tribes in america weren't all enemies with the white settlers, some of them were allied with the French and others with americans etc... during versions wars in north america.
Also important to note is that indian tribes were constantly at war with each other and in some cases even eradicating each other
DeForest Kelley as the Captain. "I'm a soldier, not a doctor". Hah!
To make fun in this story is dishonor
@albabycooks4944 Not making fun of the story. It's the kind of thing Dr. McCoy would have thought of.
SOOOOO UNBELIEVABLY, INCREDIBLY BEAUTIFUL EPISODE. "BONANZA" IS ONE OF THE SUPER MOST WONDERFUL AND AWESOME WESTERN TV 📺 PROGRAMS EVER. WE, THE PEOPLE, LOVED THIS WESTERN MOVIE AND WE WILL ALWAYS LOVE ❤️ IT. ❤❤❤❤❤ THANK YOU FOR SHARING.
Agree never get tired watching bonzana on UA-cam love this show
Damn it Ben! I'm a doctor not a cavalry man!
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@@djforless I thought that it was DeForrest Kelley. So many Star Trek actors were on many shows during this time. I love it! It seems like every episode of Bonanza has a ST actor and vice versa
A great episode of lesson n display of honour trust faith n principle in life which sadly are lacking n leave much to be desired in today’s world.
JESUS CHRIST will come very soon!
Damn, the sound recording technicians did the marvelous job in those days.
Thanks for the ride. I'm 62 and grew up on your handshake and your word meant everything, to bad it's not true for most today.
"KEEP ON KEEPIN ON"
We all need to learn...not matter what our age!!!
I would say in English, Bonanza Will tell everybody how we have to conduct about justice Cardright 'family.God bless América as whole.
Captain Moss Johnson is bones off of Star Trek!!!!
Bonanza without Adam wasn't Bonanza.. Pernell Roberts was irreplaceable.
Considering it went just as long without him as it did with...
It was better without him, They did alot more funny episodes with Hoss and Joe
Bonanza without Hoss wasn't Bonanza. Dan Blocker was irreplaceable.
Agreed
And still it continued for 14 more seasons just fine if not better, Roberts had too big an ego. When Dan Blocker passed away that sounded the death knell for the program. Its said the tears shed in Forever part 2 were genuine with grief with losing Dan
I knew a Thomas Barrios in El Monte California, he helped me a lot with the gangs, hayes and hicks. Kept me from getting my ass kicked lol. A good honorable man
Lucky you to have met someone like that!
for a tv show in early 60ties this was way way ahead of times--thanks again,outstanding
No it wasn't
I loves me some Ben Cartwright! Good honest man he is!
At 1:42 the stuntman almost rolls into the cameraman!… like how the cameraman films his own shadow…haha. Great episode though!
Always find the negative and a positive. Good luck with your life.
Donmitchell, isn’t your comment also finding a negative and a positive?
Captain Johnson at the end...
"I'm dead jim."
I never saw this episode before. It was so refreshing to watch in comparison to the garbage that is produced today. Great storyline with great moral values instead of the crap that is made today that is always trying to cram political and social views down our throats.
That's why series like these are timeless!! 👍
This does try to sell a narrative too.
A powerful Episode from Bonanza and seeing things back in the Wild West.
Little Joe must’ve been awestruck. I mean... he did name his horse after that guy.
Just mentioned that to another commentor 😊
@@a-train3503 I noticed it too.
" just obey orders" is a Universal excuse!
I’ve been to the ponderosa 4 times
Jeff Morrow "Cochise" stars in one of my all time favorite movies "The Giant Claw".😊.
Cheers for the tip I will watch that
The soldier’s explanations and reasoning fit in line with all war criminals that have been documented.
Native Americans too have long criminal history
No PTSD capt. Johnson had he knew well what he did
"Dammit, Hoss. I'm a soldier, not a saint!"
This is one of my favorite Bonanza episodes. Kudos to all involved.
This is the best of the Bonanza movies.
@@methuselahmafwele6600 TV show, not a movie.
Just LOVE HAPPY ENDINGS. 👍🤧
I am also apache and also a great great hero of Bananaza for 57 years..
@@martincruzbarriosjr824 Do you still have trouble with people & their judging/ pre•justice attitudes ?? Do you know?? A SAFE place to live & be accepted as I am ?? HORSES HORSES & MORE HORSES ever since I a child. Glad to me you & thanks.
So many evil people throughout history have said the exact same thing. “I was just obeying orders.”
A former Natzi said that to Magnito.
I remember Captain McCoy there saying something like dammit Jim I'm a doctor not a bricklayer. On a Star Trek episode.
You are right, my friend, MR. SPOCK also played on another episode of bonanza, THE APE.of star trek.
Doctor McCoy.
I named my King German Shepherd after Little Joe's Horse. Cochise. He was Great. 120 pounds of pure kill. The Bad guys always shook when he was there. Chi Town
So you named your dog after the horse, not the man?
Powerful episode about trust crossing racial boundaries but more important about military ethics. Military doctrine clearly states that every soldier should only follow lawful orders. Unfortunately hatred of the enemy and the military culture of being subordinate to the chain of command make that kind of decision making very difficult. These issues are wrestled with in any military conflict--most recently in Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan.
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Very interesting western well done Cartrights
Ben Cartwright was fearless
Historia de los apaches que nunca se olvidarán ,
There are very few good men left in our society.
I think there are MANY good, honorable men in our society, leading good families to do right and to be honorable in everything. They aren't lauded and praised, because that would make boring news, so only the "bad" guys are portrayed in public, since that makes interesting reading and viewing.
@@leeannafitzgerel8740 Agree with you Leanna!👍
Most good people lead quiet, unpublicized lives...
I get the feeling that most Nazis gave the same excuse Captain Johnson did when trying to explain his actions to his superior: "I was just following orders."
Adolph Eichmann was famous for uttering those very same words in HIS trial!
I like the story👍👍👍
I wish Bonanza made more episodes with Cochise in it, Danny
As little Joe said " if there were more men like Cochise and less men like captain Johnson
Yes no one could replace our GORGEOUS Handsome Adam
Oooh - SOMEONE has a crush! 😘😆
I grew up on Bonanza. It is so great to hear original title music. It is so silly that now they changed it for something completely not fitting this show.
"I will return and deliver myself into your hands again. With my sons dead, I have no reason for living."
Ben is totally saying he will commit suicide if he loses his sons. And this after he also said he would talk to the devil if it meant saving his son. He means every word.
Why doesn't Dr McCoy just beam everyone up to the Enterprise? "I'm A Doctor Dammit Not A Soldier"
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Funny. 😄
LMAO.
Thanks!
Cochise - chief of the Chiricahua Apaches - my mom really liked him, something which drove my dad absolutely nuts.
Adam was amazing in this episode you could tell he was really into it.
Larry Rushing
Adam spent most of the time on his back and in that state he was not into anything!
@@redblade8160 I was being sarcastic. I never appreciated his opinion of being better then his character ' parts wich he often called silly.
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You have to admit that many of the Bonanza episodes were absolutely ridiculous and out of character and I don't blame Pernell Roberts for leaving the show.
@@RushingWanders Pernell held his head high. Never appreciated what he had! If he believed that his series "Trapper John, MD" was of any value, I couldn't even get through one episode.
@@redblade8160 No, Bonanza had to be taken as a whole family sticking together, and no Pernell's episodes were NOT RIDICULOUS! The show struck gold and anyone would have traded places with Pernell who was extremely unaware of his luck! Why is it that he's not remembered for his stupid theater work? He's remembered for this show.
Have to find a girl that will binge on this with me ......I RECKON she's in her 60s.. 😆
That's ME! Lol 😆🙋
Me too! But I'm not quite 60....lol
water on TV and movies never has to be purified--right out of the stream or lake...we would have a lot of sick cowboys
Believe it or not - there WAS fresh safe water back then - how do you think the early settlers survived??
I really got emotional when Ben said : without my sons i have no reason to live!
Great episode!!
Great episode.
It really is! 🤠👌🎬🍿
Thanks for the upload, really enjoyed it!!! 👍🤠
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching! 👌✌🍿🤠
At 1:42 the guy rolls on the ground and in the right near corner is the shadow of the camera being used. i like watching for these snafus.
I’m sure that this will end up well, but oh my, the tension is mounting!!! 😱😱😱😳😳😳🥺🥺🥺👏👏👏
My fav episode “ we will see if capt Johnson laughs when he dies”
Wonderful meeting and departure.
ILove it.
my favorite episode
DeForrest Kelley - the doctor of the enterprise
LOVE it LOVE it thank you for peace !!!
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ONE WORD "Amen"
If only went that way.
I love this movie
TV show.
in 1970 I often watched on television
All this 'honor' is standard practice in military engagemets for 10,000 years, not a special deal with apaches, but this story is fact based.
I cringed when Ben Cartwright said over the hills this is my land to Cochise
Good movie tears in my eyes 😢😢😢😢😢
Love the episode 👍🏽👍🏽
thankyou for sharing the episodes of bonanza on here
cool ending
Things has changed a lot if it really was possible to drink water like that without getting sick.
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Yeah, that water looked nasty. So many did get sick. Only running water was safe. Standing water was very risky, unless you boiled it.
the number one killer of the pilgrims crossing the usa back then was chlorea from drinking tainted water--they buried their dead by creeks because of soft ground-also took a crap right in the creek so they could wash their butt at the same time--the native people knew better,thought the pilgrims were savages for their ass backwards ways-at least 25,000 died along the migration back then,whole family wiped out because of sickness,same for native peoples.life was harsh for everybody back then-my family immigrated to Mn in 1886-my grandpa was born in 1867,died in 1936,dad was born in 1910-this country is not far removed from the history of its birth from people of the old world of euro land-been to Plymouth rock,many of the battle grounds all over the usa--go to Little Bighorn river where Custer met his demise if you want to feel the ground move and feel the presence of the spirits--it is strong there unlike any place i have been
HAVE !!!!
@@joeespisito9200 Water was bad then also. Movies just don't bother with details.
There's an ancient spring in Minnesota where we can still drink the water. It's been a sacred site for as far back as anyone knows. It was almost destroyed by a road expansion project in the late 1990s, but many people -- of many races -- all worked together to save it. Today it is still safe to drink from. Coldwater Spring, Camp Coldwater. ❤💛🖤🩶
This is the only show in seen has addressed these issues
Other Westerns did address crimes against Indians.
Medicine mans diamondback rattle snake headband was awesome
,, Don't mess with "HOSS"
Dr. McCoy..
I think Hoss was mad that Cochise shot at Hop-sings stew ,,
When he said: "You can't trust Cochise", and Joe says:"Yeah, but I can trust my Pa", I was thinking, why don't you just hit him again, Hoss?
Wish they had a real Native in there.
Truly enjoyed
Another awesome episode!
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Excellent movie
TV show, not a movie.
Great movie,
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Very nice👍 👌✌🤩🤩🥰😍😘
Thanks for adding Deforest Kelly Bonanza episode! I jus saw one w Leonard Nimoy and one w James Doohan!
Just saw Kelly as s good guy in The Decision
Yes and Shatner was on Big Valley
Lenard nimoy, played on another episode of bonanza called, (THE APE)
Leonard nemoy played on another episode of bonanza(THE APE)
From Season 1 Episode 1, Adam has been shot 3 times. A bullet graze across the right temple, a bullet through his book into his right leg, and now a bullet to his abdomen. If only Bones had said, 'Beam me up.'
And an arrow in his leg.
He's a MAGNET for metal! 😝