Man, I miss this show. I wish I had followed Pernell Roberts' career more closely. I didn't realize he was the Trapper John in Trapper John, MD. R.I.P.
En cualquier idioma que escribamos MICHAEL LANDON, EL MEJOR, UNICO POR SIEMPRE Seguira siendo un idolo por siempre y para siempre y recordado por todos sus trabajos como estrella, luego de Bonanza los exitos que lo esperaron fueron mas,cientos de ofertas le llegaron pero el ya era un N 1 , cumplia todos los requisitos de una verdadera mega estrella, director, escritor, productor y sus creaciones fueron admiradas en todo el mundo, , Mi zurdo pelilargo adorado, te seguire amando hoy y siempre
i remember Bonanza being shown commercial free, just so the boys and their TV dad could show the new Chevy line-up in the last ten minutes of the hour. they would do this on set and in costume.
Michael Landon fue es y sera un Heroe de verdad... no tengo palabras para expresar todo lo que lo admiro... a pesar de que nunca te conoci Michael Landon te extraño mucho... MICHAEL LANDON THE NUMBER ONE FOREVER, NUNCA Y CUANDO DIGO NUNCA HABRA QUIEN SE LE COMPARE AL HEROE DE HEROES MICHAEL LANDON UNA ESTRELLA DE VERDAD UNA ESTRELLA DEL FIRMAMENTO, MICHAEL LANDON SOS GRANDIOSO, HOY Y SIEMPRE TE RECORDAREMOS POR QUE LO DISTE TODO... TU FAN GABRIEL.
Chevrolet began sponsoring "BONANZA" after Dinah Shore discontinued her "CHEVY SHOW" on Sundays, in the fall of 1961. It was a long, fruitful partnership for both General Motors and the show, as demonstrated in the 1962 promotional clips seen here.
@johnorydupont Actors know who pays the bills. Pernell introduced the 1965 Corvette in the big Chevy commercial they did every year. Just take a look the "Chevrolet Commercial of 1965" in the suggested videos.
Obviously people recognize a comment about "hunting falcons and thunderbirds" as competing with Ford. Landon's remark about cardinals being extinct refers to the Ford Cardinal, which the company decided not to offer, three months before U.S. production was to start. The tooling was sent overseas and the vehicle produced as a German Ford. It would have been the first U.S. car with a V-4 engine and the first since the 1930's Cord with front wheel drive.
I remember Dan Blocker dressed as Hoss and hawking the Chevy van. I'm sure he got paid well for it. As for Roberts, he always said he left the show because his character was being treated like a kid. And he was right, if you watch the show the adult children are always being treated like hired hands by their pa. Lorne Greene begged Roberts not to leave such a successful show at the height of its popularity. Roberts did and his career never recovered. But Roberts never regretted his decision.
Notice Pernell Roberts doesn't utter a word, and hangs kind of low amid his two other co-stars. He was probably terribly embarrassed to be associated with this.
![Bonanza Ponderosa Tour: Main Floor and Upstairs [CG Tour]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/gArin7EEqGk/mqdefault.jpg)
![Bonanza Ponderosa Tour: Main Floor and Upstairs [CG Tour]](/img/tr.png)
Man, I miss this show. I wish I had followed Pernell Roberts' career more closely. I didn't realize he was the Trapper John in Trapper John, MD.
R.I.P.
Love those Cartwrights(and those Chevys!)
En cualquier idioma que escribamos MICHAEL LANDON, EL MEJOR, UNICO POR SIEMPRE
Seguira siendo un idolo por siempre y para siempre y recordado por todos sus trabajos como estrella, luego de Bonanza los exitos que lo esperaron fueron mas,cientos de ofertas le llegaron pero el ya era un N 1 , cumplia todos los requisitos de una verdadera mega estrella, director, escritor, productor y sus creaciones fueron admiradas en todo el mundo, , Mi zurdo pelilargo adorado, te seguire amando hoy y siempre
R.I.P Pernell May 18, 1928 to January 24, 2010
i remember Bonanza being shown commercial free, just so the boys and their TV dad could show the new Chevy line-up in the last ten minutes of the hour. they would do this on set and in costume.
Michael Landon fue es y sera un Heroe de verdad... no tengo palabras para expresar todo lo que lo admiro... a pesar de que nunca te conoci Michael Landon te extraño mucho...
MICHAEL LANDON THE NUMBER ONE FOREVER, NUNCA Y CUANDO DIGO NUNCA HABRA QUIEN SE LE COMPARE AL HEROE DE HEROES MICHAEL LANDON UNA ESTRELLA DE VERDAD UNA ESTRELLA DEL FIRMAMENTO, MICHAEL LANDON SOS GRANDIOSO, HOY Y SIEMPRE TE RECORDAREMOS POR QUE LO DISTE TODO... TU FAN GABRIEL.
The optical frames are back in style. Coool cars.
Chevrolet began sponsoring "BONANZA" after Dinah Shore discontinued her "CHEVY SHOW" on Sundays, in the fall of 1961. It was a long, fruitful partnership for both General Motors and the show, as demonstrated in the 1962 promotional clips seen here.
@johnorydupont Actors know who pays the bills. Pernell introduced the 1965 Corvette in the big Chevy commercial they did every year. Just take a look the "Chevrolet Commercial of 1965" in the suggested videos.
I don't recall the show ever being in black and white. I thought part of the pitch for the show required that it be shown in color.
They already tore down the Ponderosa Ranch House to make ay for condos.
@TheFrogger15 oh no i can't belive it. i wanted to go visit one day
Any one know what episode the 0:30-0:32 is called??
Obviously people recognize a comment about "hunting falcons and thunderbirds" as competing with Ford. Landon's remark about cardinals being extinct refers to the Ford Cardinal, which the company decided not to offer, three months before U.S. production was to start. The tooling was sent overseas and the vehicle produced as a German Ford. It would have been the first U.S. car with a V-4 engine and the first since the 1930's Cord with front wheel drive.
I remember Dan Blocker dressed as Hoss and hawking the Chevy van. I'm sure he got paid well for it. As for Roberts, he always said he left the show because his character was being treated like a kid. And he was right, if you watch the show the adult children are always being treated like hired hands by their pa. Lorne Greene begged Roberts not to leave such a successful show at the height of its popularity. Roberts did and his career never recovered. But Roberts never regretted his decision.
Notice Pernell Roberts doesn't utter a word, and hangs kind of low amid his two other co-stars. He was probably terribly embarrassed to be associated with this.
Cartwheels
:D
Pernell Roberts se ve muy incómodo en este anuncio. Por razones como esta dejó la serie.
Get a horse.