Bonanza - The Saga of Whizzer McGee | Episode 130 | WILD WEST | Cowboy | Full Episode
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- Опубліковано 9 бер 2021
- Free Western Series: Bonanza - Episode 130 - The Saga of Whizzer Mcgee - Hoss tries to help Whizzer McGee, a man with a short height, short fuse, thin skin, and big ideas.
The Saga of Whizzer Mcgee
Director: Don McDougall
Writer: Robert L. Welch (as Robert Lyon Welch)
Stars: Lorne Greene, Pernell Roberts, Dan Blocker
Genre: Western
Country: USA
Language: English
Release Date: 28 April 1963 USA
Filming Locations: Stage 17, Paramount Studios - 5555 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA
Storyline:
"Hoss meets Whizzer McGee, a man easily provoked by others mocking his short height. Hoss encourages Whizzer to believe in himself, and helps him get a job. However, Whizzer falls in love with a saloon girl who tells him she wants a man with money. Consequently, Whizzer accepts a big loan from a man who just wants to use Whizzer's room that abuts on bank. Soon Whizzer finds an opportunity to steal bank money from bank robbers, resulting in tragedy despite Hoss's efforts to help him." Written by Charles Delacroix on IMDb.com
Reviews:
"This story initially wants to make a viewer laugh his head off, but as it progresses it makes that same viewer want to weep. George Brenlin puts himself very well into the role of Whizzer McGee, a five-foot man who is bitter as bitter can be. He is a one-time orphan who has had no friends in his life. Jeanne Bal plays the part of the dance hall girl with whom Whizzer becomes taken, but she has no need for him. One thing that stands out is that there are consequences to trying to be something a person can never be. The story does have a sad end but it can easily arouse people's thinking about their own type character." Written by daviddaphnered
"This Bonanza story concerns one of Hoss Cartwright's unusual friends he makes, in this case George Brenlin who is a little guy most self conscious about his height. Dan Blocker tries to get him to believe in himself.
But Brenlin is caught up with a golddigging saloon girl played by Jeanne Bal. The little guy will do whatever it takes to win this girl who is sadly way out of his league.
Nicely played by Brenlin who you feel sorry for and Bal as the saloon girl with a heart of stone." Written by bkoganbing on IMDb.com
"Hoss tries to help him to get his life together, but he has a chip on his shoulder when dealing with his size. And people make fun of him for his being a small man. Eric Herns Marietta GA." Written by eherns on IMDb.com
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Hop Sing kickin' ass takin' names!
I love Bonanza
Although Hoss was my favorite character each of them had a special uniqueness that made this show one of the all time greats. May they all be resting in peace on that Ponderosa in skies!
That bonanza heaven
Hoss was always bringing home the “strays” trying to fix them. Such a kind character
Strays are great to bring home. They appreciate what they inherit, because they have nothing or very little. If you take in a cat or a dog as a stray, they are far more family oriented because they know how bad they had it
@@stevenrussell5340 never collar a stray. Full meals, water, and a bathe. See if they come around again. Strays are -- idk, like you said, appreciative and good watch animals
Hoss's character was so noble, kind and likeable.
A cool story. When I was very young, I rode for a prestigious stable in CT. After Dan Blocker died, they bought his horses. I was so excited to be around them, brush them, clean their stalks.
I don't know, but I've heard he was just as nice in real life playing himself as Dan Blocker, who went far to early
I can't believe my old eyeballs, friendly funny hop-sing drew a gun
I don't know why, but that quiet remark, 'St. Francis of the Ponderosa' made me laugh out my belly.. 😂
Ah, Hoss. The St. Francis of the Ponderosa. Love his resolve, he never gives up on people and their capacity for good. 💕
It's about time the show gave Hop Sing ( Victor Sen Yung ) a little action to do .
You gotta see the one where Hop Sing went on vacation to mine for gold and fell in love.
Hoss has a big heart
The first episode Hop Sig ever used a gun, in defense of the Ponderosa? It takes a big heart to see inside another, Hoss Cartwright.
Had to protect his new stove. 😊
Hop sing was tough when called upon
Nerer underestimate the power and tenacity of a smaller person, man or woman. My lady friend who lives with me, is a foot shorter than me and she can take me out like yesterday's trash. But she is a wonderful woman. Oo La La.....
I admire all the Cartwrights to a large degree, but Eric "Hoss" Cartwrights is the best of the best. 😁
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@@GrjngoWesternSeries the actor George Brenton grew up by my town. How did he die was young
Hop Sing on the job!
Hoss is a hero.
Short cuts never pay off. Robbing was always instant gratification, now we have a world of it. People looking to take the easy way out
Wow. What a sad ending.
Who ain't got a problem. True
Hes not the first man to be a fool for woman and he won't be the last.
Good ole Hoss, always helping the hard done by...
The actor who played Whizzer McGee, George Brenlen was only 5ft tall in real life.
I love Whizzer!
a big heart
St Francis at the ponderosa 👍 Thanks for uploading 😇
Our pleasure! 🤠👌🎬🍿
Thanks for posting
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching so fruequently! 🤠👌🍿🎬
The old man with the hearing problem was most likely born in the 1780's.
That's probably about right for his character on this episode. His real name is Burt Mustin. He played on Andy Griffith show. He was born on February 8th 1884. He died at age 92 in 1977. So, when he was born life was about like it is on Bonanza.
He was an old time actor I think John Wayne films westerns he was in brady bunch and how Jesse James shot his father telling bobby
Mr. Washburn
👍👌👏 Great little big man! 2) Nothing more worse on this planet than money and women. 😁 ;-) Thanks a lot for uploading and sharing this old series.
Best regards luck and health.
Good one. Thanks
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching! 🤠👌🍿🎬
Jeane Bal played the salt lady monster in the first Star Trek episode.
Jeanne Bal
Who knew?
Hop-sing the original OG in Nevada w/ the wide shooting shotgun....!
Help please…what is OG ?
@@thomasfitzsimmons897
Slang for Original Gangster
Lol
1:27 I feel terrible laughing at that part.
Hoss kidnapped him!
A solid fun episode. All the acting is solid but performances of Jeanne Bal and George Breslin make the episode
Here we go again with Hoss the Good Samaritan. 😅😅😅😅 Same song 🎶 second verse. Rabbit’s have no tails at all, tales at all, Rabbits 🐇 have no tails at all, just a powder puff. Same song 🎶 third verse,fourth verse, etc. 🐇🐇🐇🐇🐇🎶🎶🎶
She sang in my eyes to McGee good
She sang in my eyes in my eyes you're the devil in disguise to whizzer
Whizzer looks like a Young Jackie Chan
Where? I think he would not even have been born yet.
OR- Alex Stein.
In real life, George Brenlin was 5'5". So he was short, but not that short.
I thought he looked taller than 5' even because when he stood next to Hoss he came up too high to him. I know that Dan Blocker was 6'4" tall. Now it makes sense. Thank you for the information.
Whizzer is not observant of people.
First time seeing Hop Seng hold a gun. Today several people do bad things to keep their partners happy. Madonna the material girl always made her own money. That’s the way it should be today bc it’s far easier to make money than it was five years ago.
In Bonanza the emphasis is always to be pretty and beautiful as a woman. Other qualities don't matter. So it's only fair for beautiful women to go for rich men, to have a good/better life. If this guy wants a beautiful woman he has to pay the price. Why does he have to be so superficial and not find a less prettier woman but one with a good/better character...
its human nature to be attracted to beautiful things....not just people...the sunset...diamonds..art etc...some make fools out of themselves pursuing them...here you saw the abuse the little man got for no reason...abuse he has suffered his whole life.....now having a beautiful woman on his arm would sure go a long way to take away that sting.....dont you understand that?
Hi Annette, I don't know exactly what made you say that, so I can't address your main concern, whatever it is; but I can say that it's not a complete analysis. I don't mean that as an offense; I'm just saying that objectively with hopes that a more full analysis will make you feel better.
You said that in Bonanza the emphasis is always to be pretty and beautiful as a woman, but did you notice that all the women who are thought of highly in bonanza are also not thieves or murderers or whores or cruel or wicked or unladylike? You can't say that "other qualities don't matter" when the writers seem so committed to portray those qualities in their female characters. They are not careless at all when it comes to this. There are some episodes where the featured female character was a singer/dancer and sung suggestive songs at a venue, but so far (I've only seen this many episodes) that was only about two women, and there was an underlying message that their behavior was wicked or not in line with the Cartwrights' values. (The woman in the first episode was thought of as dishonorable--and I consider the last scene to be bad writing; and in the episode The Actress, Joe abandoned his plans to pursue that woman because he knew she wanted fame more than settling down.) Also, would you consider the Cartwright men to be ugly and not handsome? You can't tell me that they didn't emphasize at least some superficial qualities in those men. They didn't just pick any ole men to play the lead roles. Those men are well-built, strong, hardworking, brave, gentlemanly and wealthy. Take a look at some of the comments to these uploads; here and there you'll spot comments from women fawning over the Cartwright men. Some episodes showed Adam and Joe shirtless, or with their clothes torn and dirty after some heroic feat. Remember Joe's brother? If I had to guess, I would say that he was eye candy for females. This show does eye service and mind service to both males and females; you can't overlook that. And that's just what producers do to get you to watch the show. It's as Jade said. Walk down the media section in any store and on the cover of the movies you'll see attractive people. You have to add that industry-standard intentional displaying of attractive people to your analysis. I don't fault Bonanza for that, I just see it as something they feel they must do because everyone else in showbiz does it. Please don't condense this down to "men are bad", that sounds too close to the poison people spew out today. I recommend ignoring what society says today (especially feminists), they don't know what they're talking about. If you allow yourself to think outside the "men are bad" thing, you'll see so many more details in a matter.
It seems that your last comment has to do with the story itself. "Why does he have to be so superficial and not find a less prettier woman"? I'd say this episode answered that question. Remember, in this episode the writers set Whizzer McGee up to fail for doing that. The writers intentionally displayed Whizzer as someone who was painfully insecure, and someone who wanted money and a pretty woman to validate himself. That flaw in his character jumps right out at you; and was pretty much key to creating the dilemma in the episode. Nothing in this episode encouraged men to pursue a woman solely because of her looks. If anything, you have to say that this episode taught men that you shouldn't do that.
The whole premise behind Bonanza is that ALL HUMAN BEINGS MATTER! This is why the Cartwright’s are always getting involved with all types of characters, the beautiful people, but also the good, the bad, and the ugly. I’ve seen some not so attractive women with beautiful characters held to high esteem, and I’ve seen some beautiful women get their come upping in this show, so you can’t rightly say that only beautiful women matter in Bonanza. The Cartwright’s treat everyone with care and respect, even when those they help aren’t so deserving of their help.
Well ,a lot women loves Adam because he is Handsome as the girls loves Little Joe because he is not ugly either, is not Bonanza, is life, and beauty matter but is in the eys of the behold , is the woman who likes to be beautiful than the others and be notice for that since history times.
@@yougetagoldstar That was well said to Annette!! I agree with you.
Several sagas of charlie squaw Annie o toole this one whizzer McGee and others
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How sad 😢 I’m glad 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
McGee is a combination of Lou Costello, Charlie Chaplin--and Harlan Ellison.
Reminds me of Alex Stein.
That poor little fella died in the end
Damn fool, to steal for a woman😠 😠👍👌😘🥰😍⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Fool to steal....PERIOD
Big man hoss to little man whizzer
Hoss back up was 5th Cartwright
Ben hoss Joe Adam will Jaime all cartrights the mothers of hoss Inger Adam Elisabeth Joe Marie all cartrights candy he was head foreman in rime
Man my friend is that small & he really acts like that lil guy 🙄
Money is rot of all evil .
That isn't what the Holy Bible says. The Holy Bible says "The love of money is the root of all evil." Your English mechanics stink 🦨.
He’s a little man who has not grown up in many ways but hopefully he will!
lol..no doubt you would have grown up being abused everyday.....because you are so special
This is essentially the same episode as The Ape
there only were about 5 different episodes in the 12 years or so the show was on tv
Interesting.
=5+.
3 bonanza saga episodes Annie o Toole whizzer Mcgee and Charlie squaw
Is whizzer a Irishman??
How's so classic upheld small people
Anyone else keep loosing focus in her lazy eye?
Sincerely bothering me.
Lol
Whizer did far to much over acting
The shivering burst cytomorphologically fence because china quickly kiss upon a deserted play. bad, knowledgeable pull
Your comment doesn't make any sense whatsoever.
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Whizzer looks somewhat like Dustin Hoffman.
Mcgee the little leprechaun