Bonanza - My Brother's Keeper | Episode 128 | CLASSIC WESTERN | Cowboy Series | English
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- Опубліковано 7 бер 2021
- Free Western Series: Bonanza - Episode 128 - My Brother's Keeper - During a wolf hunt, Adam accidentally shoots Little Joe, and must find help if Joe is to survive.
My Brother's Keeper
Director: Murray Golden
Writer: Seeleg Lester
Stars: Lorne Greene, Pernell Roberts, Dan Blocker
Genre: Western
Country: USA
Language: English
Release Date: 7 April 1963 USA
Filming Locations: Stage 17, Paramount Studios - 5555 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA
Storyline:
"After Adam accidentally shoots Little Joe during a wolf hunt, he gets help from Mr and Miss Reardon, an Irishman and his daughter passing by. Once back at the Ponderosa, Adam finds one obstacle after another to gaining the medical attention Joe needs. The doctor is late coming, the medicine isn't at the pharmacy, and three lawless men try to extort money for the medicine. Adam must grapple with his own feelings as well as he struggles to find a way to save Little Joe." Written by Charles Delacroix on IMDb.com
Reviews:
"On a wolf hunt Pernell Roberts accidentally shoots Michael Landon who is then attacked by said wolf. Roberts eventually gets the wolf, but Landon is severely injured with both gunshot wound and bites.
While Little Joe is on the critical list, Adam is as you can imagine deeply troubled. Even more so by the fact that three bottom feeding saddle tramps waylay Dan Blocker and steal medicine that Little Joe needs and hold it for ransom.
Also in the story are Brendan Dillon and Carolyn Kearney a father and daughter pair of passing pilgrims who help Pernell Roberts with his brother. They've gone west for Dillon's health, but Kearney hates it and she makes Roberts question whether he isn't better suited for back east.
Nicely done story." Written by bkoganbing on IMDb.com
"I loved this episode. One thing that you can learn from it is that there are consequences to your actions, whether deserved or not. While cornering a wolf that's been attacking their cattle, Adam accidentally shoots Little Joe. That sets off a chain of events that causes distress not only to the Cartwrights, but also to others in the area, due to the sound of the rifle shots' (apparently) causing a stampede. Ken Lynch gives an outstanding performance, IMHO, as he usually does with the characters he portrays. He was a natural!
This episode has some good acting from ALL the characters, even Little Joe in his bed- ridden, coma-like role is very believable. The side story about the man and daughter, whom Adam runs into while bringing injured Little Joe back home, is interesting to learn. The importance of Family is stressed; it helps us to see that close family ties - which, I might add, are woefully lacking these days for many - not only molds our personality, but can motivate us to choose our course in life, even if it goes against our own desires. Unselfishly putting other people's interest ahead of ours is really the epitome of love, isn't it?" Written by tas-10 on IMDb.com
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Wow, I really loved this episode. It might be my favorite of the whole series! What an interesting premise - having the oldest accidentally hurt the youngest, and having to grapple with that guilt. There’s so much great acting from all the characters here, but Pernell does a lot of subtle acting that really clues us in how much he’s struggling, and especially knowing how stoic Adam is all the time, it hits harder.
My new favorite bit of dialogue is also in this episode, “If this doesn’t save my brothers life I’m going to kill you.” CHILLS. Pernell Roberts was a fantastic actor.
The older brother taking care of younger hit me hard, RIP RJ
Wow, the emotions in this episode were shooting out like those bullets!
...once you fire a bullet -- or say a word -- it is in the ether. Best have a positive sight group b/c you can never take them back
Who ever trained the wolf to play that part deserves a lot of credit.
That wasn’t a wolf! lol. It’s a GSD crossed with a malamute and a husky, I think.
@@judyives1832 Makes sense that they wouldn't use a real wolf.
@@katakurifan5213 That dog was playing with Joe, you can tell.
@@sogman7265of course it was
@@judyives18321/4 German Shepherd. 1/4 siberian husky. 1/8 Timber wolf. 1/8 malamute. 1/4 Belgian Malanois
The love and affection from Adam and Hoss to their baby brother is so sweet. I love this show so much! Thanks Grjngo for bringing it in such high quality for free
Hey thanks for watching! Perhaps you might enjoy this series as well: ua-cam.com/video/gji2XQwA2O0/v-deo.html
@@GrjngoWesternSeries hey thanks! I've seen it and that's such a good show!
I bet Little Joe didn't think it was sweet getting shot!
Just watched it. The brotherly bond is very tight.
Affection? He tried to kill him.
That was really sweet of Joe to make sure Adam knew Joe didn't blame him.
Never realised how handsome Pernell Roberts was. Loved this show as a 12 year old kid. I’m now 71. ❤️
I never realized..*
I love this show..*
I don't understand why people have stopped writing who does what, just "drives car" and "loved this x".
I remember Bonanza from when I was a child. And thanks to the people who have made reruns possible I am able to enjoy episodes once again. The original cast was a perfect combination and after watching episodes with Pernell Robert's and those after he left I sorely miss the days with Adam. He is the intense one with compassion and love of his own style. Extremely attractive and a gifted actor. He had his reasons for leaving the show. However, the show and the family dynamics just wasn't the same without him. I have missed him but I have seen him in other shows. I feel grateful for that. And I am not criticizing the other three. They brought their own unique talents to the show which is why it was able to last after Adam left. But, it was a different set of dynamics.
I grew up watching it with grandpa on the farm and now I’m 21! Little Joe is my favorite
@Sherree Wilson If you'd realized Pernell's attractiveness at 12 you may have had some frisky teen years.........lol
He's like a Rock Hudson 2.0
I wished people would give God the credit He deserves. When Adam asked the Dr how is Joe, he told him it depends on Joe, the medicine and maybe a little help from God. God gives doctors wisdom to help sick people, but the real help comes from God.
I'm not trying to be rude, but can I ask you a question? If God gets credit for the good stuff, how come he doesn't get credit for the bad stuff? I would really like to find out what a real believer thinks about that. Thank you in advance for your response.
@lesliewells-ig5dl God doesn't always get credit for the good things, nor always for the bad. However, people do tend to blame Him a lot for the bad. But people make bad choices and there are consequences. That's not God's fault. He wants to help. We choose not to accept that help sometimes.
Hopefully that helps answer your question :)
Not everyone believes in a healing God. In fact more people tend to believe in science/medicine than a universal creator, who seems to take delight in our miseries
@caroly god is good. People sinned against god and evil came into the world. God sent his son to die for our sins and redeem us. That is why god should get the credit for any thing good that people dose it is because god works through them that lets them
I love this episode, brothers are always togethers, keeping taking care each one and other, I still watching this Serie from 1965 and always my tears come out in some capitols , excellent actors. I was sad when Hoss pass away and Adam leave from Bonanza. RIP all the beautiful actors.
Ludy Valdez: Shame all families r not this close.
Do you know why pernell Robert left the bonanza series
@@nancyjeffrey4592 imagine spending all that time with three men. It must gotten to him. I know would of to me. Some men can spend a life time next to each other. But other more advanced men need to be around women.
I suspect a worldly man like that guy Robert. couldn't bear being around dudes that much and left.
I can see it in the way he walked talked mannerisms. I recognize it cuase it's how I feel when I'm around men.
@@nancyjeffrey4592 Apparently he wanted to go back to doing more serious/stage work. The company wouldn’t release him and let him work on Bonanza part time, so he could do both. So he worked his 6 year contract, then left.
My favorite of all times. RIP Bonanza Boys.
The scene with the wolve, was so realistic.
I love these that have Adam in them.
ME TOO!!!! 🙂
I love how viewers get so involved watching Bonanza, almost as if these events really happened. I think that indicates what a fine show it really was. The actors, the scripts, the locations, all made me feel like I was part of the family for an hour every week. I'm 68 and still love bonanza.
Yes, I agree. That's the indicator of great acting and productions. Btw, I love your name; its unique and beautiful. It's my one and only daughter's name as well. Beautiful.💖 (SE)
I just love Bonanza. What an engrossing episode! Wonder how anyone can give a thumbs down?
Youngsters. If there's no deadly martial arts they can't appreciate it.
Probably killing wildlife. People aren’t understanding the year this was.
I wish Adam had married this girl...so kind and understood him. The writers messed up not having anyone happily married.
Of course it drove women crazy in fantasy! I loved little Joe and as I am older Ben looks like the guy to me!
Yeah. Like continue the bloodline
Pernell Roberts was a great actor ❤❤
I loved all the guys, nice to look at Adam was the wise one, Joe was wild, Hoss was gentle and caring, Pa was the fist
This is one of the best episodes of the series! I love it!
Hey burner is one of the funniest 🤣
Mine as well ❤️
Finally! Someone was told to get off their place. Rightfully!
Another really excellent episode, with Pernell Roberts proving again what a splendid actor he is in every way - and truly a handsome man with a beautiful face! Terrific, Thanks!
This was one of his best episodes. His acting choices. The Eastern woman character was also great.
@@htown3728 The producers should've let him marry.Pernell was right.
Yeah Adam was the Cartwright stud of the show. My now deceased ma had a crush on him... As probably about at least about 50 Million other women fans of his did.
:)
@@stanmyler9037 Yup my mum had a crush on Adam (and Johnny Cash). She would sigh in a breathy way, 'He's so handsome.' and dad would roll his eyes.
@@rosered103
Yeah that ol "oh give me a break, sigh!" kind of eyeroll.
But Adam is indeed a very handsome man no his cool, wise and level-headed demeanor no doubt compliments his his looks.
And every time I look at PA Cartwright, I think of Battle Star Galactica. Very odd how a Western puts me on a sci-fi mood.
:)
Adam was very important to the show.
They lost something when Adam left
It was not the same when Adam left !!!
And in this episode, he remains as always...cool...calm and collected
He left of his own accord... And felt "Bonanza" was beneath him.
@@963ag Ahem....no he did not think Bonanza was beneath him, he did say on a late night talk show that the producer's did not hold to the bargain of expanding Adam's character. And in his contract he was not allowed, during down time, to be in any movies or the theatre. The theatre was his first love. I'm pretty certain if the Producer's had allowed him to be on stage during down time, he would have stayed.
Beautiful dog (trained actor). We all know now what wolves really look like.
You know, I get so sick and tired of people on this show going, "Ah, the Cartwrights have a lot of money and we don't have any. It's not fair"
It's called, Ben and his sons busted their asses working to build the Ponderosa to what it wound up as
Yes, Adam was my favourite. Strong and mature.
He was my favorite too.
He was my mums favourite, I always like little Joe. It was the first time my mum and I had different options on men haha
@@rachelborowyckyj626 i'm with your mum on that one
Little Joe Forever!@@rachelborowyckyj626
He a big brother and care about his brothers and father
Wonderful episode. The father and daughter were the best.
Rather ironic he ended up in the later years on a TV show where he plays a doctor . I guess he got his practice here .
Hoss had beautiful blue eyes!
She’s da best girl for Adam. They “have a lot in common” as she indicates, there’s a gorgeous physical match, and a perfect chemistry between them. She’s sweet, he’s suave.
I don't think so. She's definitely beautiful, but she finds the West "horrible." If she and Adam had gotten married, she probably would've started nagging him to move east, instead of learning to love the Ponderosa land. She was willing to spend her father's last days living in country she hates, but she wouldn't be willing to live her whole life there, or raise children there.
Don't forget all the episodes where the Cartwright Boys fall in love, the girl always dies like Pa's 3 wives.
For stalwart, good men they were unlucky in love.
I love how Little Joe mounts his horse.
He was not only an amazing actor but an acrobat really concerning his mounting the horse, and fine sports person in his early past. I was amazed by the way he could just jump on the horse. (Poor Cochise was murdered later along with other horses).
"The mass of men live lives of quiet desperation." If that doesn't describe the world today.
Wow love this great acting, Michael landon is awesome acting 👍
Super episode. But yet another girl gets away from the Cartwright boys. Lol. And WOW, Carolyn Kearney was so, so pretty.
People were kinder then. Being in the West was hard so people got kinder.
I think this is one of Pernell Roberts last Bonanza episodes. Shorty after shooting this one he left Bonanza forever.
No he didn't, this episode was aired on the 7th April 1963 and Pernell left Bonanza in 1965, "His last episode was Dead and Gone" but they kept 2 episodes back that they showed after D and G!
So strangers just show up and start boiling water and making sandwiches? Man, people in old days are just nice eh
It's still there- in crisis especially
There were like that back then because God's Holy Word the 1611 King James Authorized Version of the Holy Bible was being studied in most of the homes and it was still being taught in the public schools. The nuclear families were the norm back then as well. Ever since God's Holy Word the 1611 King James Authorized Version of the Holy Bible which is inerrant and infallible was taken out of the public schools in 1962, the morality in this Country has gone downhill rapidly. I meant to say "they" were- not "there" were.
My husband would have said “ Elsa it’s in the script “ LOL.
Why not? Maybe it never happened to you but you only have yourself to blame
@@belbal5004 p
Adam's way of looking in minute 42:27 kills me with passion.
the wolf looks like a dog !nice episode
This is by far the best episode of the series.
Adam is smooth and so fine!!🥰
In the ending...it broke my heart to see the dying father and daughter leaving and still singing.😥
10:15 You're in good hands when your doctor is a young Trapper John.
The brave,adventurous Irish retiree from back East (US) ventures West ( "a land of animals,savages!"-Adam)A simple tale chock full human suffering, evil overcome by simple human good, kindness...
He love his family
What a nerve shooting up the Ponderosa homestead.
I liked this episode👍...the❤shown by the brothers for Joe.
The right role given to the right actress.
Wasn't she pretty and sweet looking?.I ❤her voice too😃
Wonder if she appeared again in other episodes of Bonanza?
She makes me think of a tall Mia Farrow.
Was on an episode of wanted dead or alive with Steve McQueen. Also an episode of wagon train.
@@thomastrain7311
Thank you for the info👌😃.
Adam Cartwirght totally brilliant......
Let's hear it for the German Shepherd playing the wolf!
This was one of Pernell Roberts' best acting performances on Bonanza. Also, it is interesting that Mr. Reardon does not cough or appear to have any difficulty breathing at all, despite supposedly being ill from exposure to coal dust.
Now that my friend, is a very good point! lol
@chuckurso593 The director did not handle the lung disease of Reardon well. I think if Reardon had been coughing, the focus would have been on him instead of the impact being on how Joe's accidental shooting affected his brothers.
Little Joe was my favorite character on the hole show
Little Joe put his heart and soul into Bonanza!
Great presentations! The film is really in good condition! Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching! 🤠👌🎬🍿
Breaking dem windows is gonna cost a pretty penny! I've been on a Bonanza kick for a week! What I never got was why three grown men are. Still living with their dad, and never married, especially Adam, being the oldest, college educated, sensitive, and devilish handsome!
I like Adam he a great son and big brother to little Joe and hoss is to
This episode pretty much sums up Pernell's feelings about the series
I was thinking along the same lines.
He should have left instead of staying for as long as he did, I'm sure he could have got of any contract
Yeah him shooting Joe!
@@ForgetMeNot2022It was 14 years before he got another significant part in a much less seminal network drama.
At least Trapper John was there to operate on Joe.
Poor little Joes gotta wait forever to get that medicine.
Lots more faith in chemicals that I have; why didn't they use what was around them in the meantime?
@@belbal5004 well willow bark would have been used for pain,
As for infection in 1800s would of been leeches and salves/potinces from quinine for infection,
Cinchona root was also crushed into a powder to fight fevers.
There's a lot out there that are still used today.
I was lucky and taught the "old ways" even have a medical book from 1800 handed down by family for illnesses that I use time to time.
@@whumpcookies I read that too.
@@lynettepalecek3141 I think it's handy to remember the 'old ways' technically there used even still in the medication we purchase today.
@@whumpcookies That makes sense. I have4 autoimmune diseases that are so rare that NO doctor has been able to give me any prescription medications to treat them. Fortunately, a missionary couple came to my church and told me about an ALL natural medicine that I should try. It worked! It has a very special ingredient in it that the FDA and doctors refuse to admit can cure a lot of incurable diseases. That ingredient saved my sight and life in 2015 and it cured me completely from celiac disease. I'm using a different brand now that has that same ingredient in it. The medicine that I'm using now healed me quickly and completely from the COVID. It is recognized as a treatment for COVID in Florida. Again, it's completely natural. No, it isn't Ivermectin or Hydroxichloriquin. Anyone can take what I'm taking if you're not allergic to bovine milk. I have to rely on all natural medicines because I have been allergic to 100% of prescription medications that I have taken for various things since 1978 when I was 21 years old. Natural medications do work better than prescription drugs do. I know 2 people personally who had cancer very severely. They both avoided chemotherapy and radiation. They both changed their diets and they both took herbal medicines. They both made full recoveries with no trace of cancer. They were both middle aged too.
Adam: "Joe, Joe I didn't mean it"... After missing the wolf and shooting Little Joe.
Funny how perceptions change... 20 miles was a long way to go back then. I live in the country and have to go that far for groceries.
Nowadays, people commute farther than that to work.
Same here, nearest shop is around 18miles im surrounded by hills, becks and forests I love it but sucks for a pint of milk 🤣
@Rhyme& Reason. I know what you mean. I grew up in the country. We didn't have to travel as far as you did, but the stores weren't close either. I didn't live in the city until I was an adult. That was quite a change!
Distance is relative. The difference is we have motorized vehicles. They had horses!
A very good episode
Yaaahòo another great episode showing the love of the family the guilt Adam felt shooting his brother by accident Hoss riding miles to get medicine to save his brother the love was so strong between them,thank you so much my day was made Perfect once again thank you.
i was wondering could you do Adam's last episode Dead and gone or The Search I'll wait for it to come thank you again ❤
True. Sad some people don't get the moral of the story. This " BONANZA" was the Best then and Now.Nothing has come close to these great stories. However, Produced by Michael London, " Little House" and " Touched by an Angel " were very good.
Not Touched by an Angel. It was Highway to Heaven.
Thanks for posting
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching! 🤠👌🍿🎬
@@GrjngoWesternSeries Iam so much attached to the cartwright family. wonderful acting and so the story writers and directors.. Wonderful country with all its beautiful nature! Love them all!
Iam thru all episodes, right from 1 to this one.. goes on!
The brothers may disagree and fight, but when it comes down to it, they are protective of each other and no one comes between them
I was really shocked at how rude Adam was to that family. Right from the beginning when they stopped to help him he started acting like a jerk. The father tells him very politely he doesn't know the way to the Ponderosa and Adam very abruptly says Just get going, I'll show you the way. After they got to the house Adam was treating them more like servants who he expected to follow his orders rather than a kind family who had been caring enough to go out of their way and bring them all the way back to the ranch. He never even uttered any kind of appreciation or thankfulness to them until after they'd been there helping all day. Then he finally remembered some manners and offered them to stay the night. The father realized Adam's heavy sense of guilt and tried to help him feel better a few times but Adam just jumped all over him for trying to be helpful. Yes, I understand Adam was concerned about Joe, but that's no reason to be so rude to people trying their best to help in a bad situation.
The plot was a little dull hoping Little Joe would get better, especially since we all know nothing could ever happen to him, so they had to throw in a few guys demanding money to spruce up the action. But shooting up the house, breaking in and threatening to kill people got to be more than a little ridiculous just to collect 3 grand for some cattle. Hardly worth going to prison for destruction of private property, all the restitution, extortion, and attempted murder just to collect 3 grand they weren't even actually owed.
I agree, l thought exactly the same they were so kind and he treat them with contempt.
It's TRUE, that was rude
I dont like how Ben behaved too
Not to excuse Adam and Ben's manners in this episode, but I thought their behavior was fairly typical of the way many people act in a stressful situation.
Another learning episode.
What did we learn?
Acceptance of circumstance, in that the grass always seems greener and running away tempting, yet love of kinfolk holds us in place supporting what we've realized we always loved.
Maybe that could be allegorical if you expanded it? To want change and put down what you have is not always representative of what one really already has.
Lives of quiet desperation may not be as desperate as perceived.
@@belbal5004Beautifully stated!
This episode and "The crisol" Pernell Roberts deservef an Oscar . Underated actor
Oscars are for motion pictures.
Good story
I could see why god let this show run for so long. So future generations could have plenty of shows to remind them of what it’s like to be human. Thank you you are doing a great service.
As Hoss is helping Little Joe off the wagon, he calls him “Mike”. It’s audible if you listen close.
Haha, yes!
@Calm Heart.... I heard it! "Come on Mike"
I heard it to, only a mutter but it's there.
Your absolutely right! Seems Hoss/Dan got Little Joe and Michael Landon mixed a bit 😆
I think they must have been very close maybe much like brothers
Adam and hoss did a great job care for there young brother
Sólo puedo decir me encanta bonanza
אחלה סרט 🎀 תודה מישראל
Great episode 🤗 💗
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This episode and War comes to Waspo is my favourite episodes
Why would a wolf howl,knowing he had enemies on his tail?I would've thought he would've kept quiet.They are highly intelligent animals.
IDK; good question.
@Susan. I agree. The wolf would have been quiet.
Lovely👍 👌👌❤❤❤❤😍🥰😘⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Great videos even has sound .
I’m crying like a baby 😭😢 Hindsight is a mutha 😯
these are great
Bar trivia night. “What episode did Adam shoot little Joe.?” 😮🤦🏽♀️
I give up.
Awesome 👌
This really should have been Adam's farewell episode. Parnell Roberts was ready to leave the series.
as good as this show is, it reminds us how the thinking sorta was and how the animals were almost hunted to exstinction
It still goes on today, with farmers and ranchers eliminating cougars, wolves, coyotes, bears for “stealing their stock”. Whadya gonna do?
The lady's father had Tuberculosis, an infection common among coal miners.
More likely " Black Lung," black lung is from coal dust, tuberculosis is a bacterial infection.
Black lung disease more likely.
The hospitality of the Cartwrights were very aggressive
The Cartwrights were always excellent at showing the proper hospitality.
I was rooting for the wolf. He was gorgeous.
Get therapy
Shot and attacked by a wolf, but not a trace of blood in sight.
She has it known Adam that long
"As lovely as a rainy sunday."
Adam guapo 😘😘😘
Little Joe es mas!
@@963ag Little Joe is "cute"; Adam is handsome!
@@marrianner.1682Michael Landon is gorgeous.
@@didirosie3226 Yep, he was and same believe Adam was the gorgeous one too.
Heavy stuff again but 👍👌👏.
Thanks a lot for uploading and sharing this old series.
Best regards luck and health.
At 7:54 who was standing there making that shadow, it must've been the blooper man again.
Alfred Hitchcock 😀
Good call. This type of thing wasn't as critical back then when viewers had no way to stop, replay, and examine so closely. It was gone for good in 1 sec. on TV.
The knife was not blood on it
Do you not realize the year these episodes were made!! Blood and guts weren't what people wanted to see like the Generation of this era, where they see brains, guts, everything bloody splattered everywhere. TV and movies were sensored back then. People didn't need to run around naked and call it talent either. Romance left something to the imagination, but not these days because the lazy generation has no iminagation . They think porn is love. These decent programs are something the family can watch. Older Westerns had good storylines, and they shot guns, like throwing the bullets out, not real, but entertainment! The Generation that grew up watching Bonanza, Ed Sullivan, The Nelson's( Ricky Nelson), Elvis, The Beatles, and great music, knew the Ten Commandments appreciated what we had. Half the kids had to earn the right to watch TV. The Generation that didn't complain or you'd get something to complain about. Oh! Just go watch a horror movie, or watch the Prince Harry and his Delilah ruin their life. Complain there.
@@devong7124 Johan's comment can be taken as a statement of fact, not necessarily a complaint.
Your assessment rings true.
I'm glad for the lack of realistic visuals in the show. Imagination is a good thing.
@@devong7124 VERY well said! 👍💖
@@devong7124 Amen.
@@devong7124What does Prince Harry have to do with this? Your animosity is showing or maybe racism as well. He was not born when this show ran from 1959-1973.
Gracias
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Joe and Adam both rode in on horses.....where the heck is Cochise?? 😂
He was spooked and ran away. He was later returned to Hoss.
Joe n Adam Wolf HUNTING witch Winchester rifles Great effective gun
Bonanza ❤❤❤
Watch THE CRISOL, amazing performance of Pernell Roberts crying like a baby
Omg. He is the wolf!!!!!
I loved the Irishman and his daughter. They were both so kind and so willing to go out of their way to help. I hated it when Adam was so sharp and abrupt and sometimes even mean 😢 to the father. 👨🏻🦳He would usually apologize and the father would say he understood and it was okay but the sting 🐝 would still have been there. 😢😢😢🥺🥺🥺
24:55.Dowd talks to Hoss inside the store and adds up the damages to his wild horses and cattle to 1,000.00. Then later at 28:10 arriving at the Ponderosa with Little.Joes horse 🐴 the damages went up to 3,000.00. Mr. Dowd worked up a good anger 🤬 and got greedy on his ride to the Ponderosa.
I am looking at the dress these people wore in this time period and wondered how the women closed the dress when they dressed. What about zippers, but yes, here is a copy of the time frame for the clothing zipper.: (The concept of a zipper got its start when an American, Elias Howe, earned a patent in 1851 for his Automatic Continuous Clothing Closure).
If Adam had spoken to my father in that tone he wouldn't have used it a second time, the daughter should have pulled him up for his attitude