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Forever: Directed by Michael Landon. With Lorne Greene, Michael Landon, Mitch Vogel, David Canary. Candy and Jamie are with Joe when Joe sees his house is on fire. He yells for his wife.
- (194)
- Western
- Michael Landon
- 1972-09-12
This Bonanza story finds recently retired US Marshal Charles McGraw traveling west with his daughter Bonnie Bedelia whom he has not spent much time with. They're going west, but he's also taking care of some unfinished business. A man who put a slug in McGraw's leg broke jail and McGraw wants him back.
- (78)
- Western
- Herschel Daugherty
- 1969-04-06
Somebody Has to Shoot the Picture. Fallen Angels, Vol. 2. The Boy Who Could Fly. Lovers and Other Strangers. The Stranger. Fat Man and Little Boy. The Prince of Pennsylvania. Violets Are Blue ...
Aug 5, 2021 · Hours spent watching 'Bonanza,' dreaming of the Wild West and swooning over Little Joe came about because RCA, NBC's parent company, wanted to sell more color televisions!" Despite the desire to promote products, the show's producers knew what they were doing. They crafted meaningful storylines that captured the public's imagination.
- Engrid Barnett
Little Joe falls in love with Alice Harper played by a young Bonnie Bedelia who he meets while rescuing her gambler brother John from a poker game gone bad. The two eventually marry and are expecting a baby. However, things go sour for them when John Harper owes a large sum of money to a professional gambler named Damion played by actor Larry ...
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Mar 24, 2013 · Donna Mills never appeared on “Bonanza.” Bonnie Bedelia, who plays Camille Braverman on NBC's “Parenthood,” played the ill-fated fiancee (and wife) of Little Joe (Michael Landon) in two episodes...
Mar 13, 2024 · Bonanza. (From left) Pernell Roberts, Michael Landon, Dan Blocker, and Lorne Greene, the stars of the television series Bonanza. (more) Bonanza, American television series that ran on NBC from 1959 to 1973. Bonanza ’s 14 seasons and 440 episodes made it the second-longest-running western in broadcast history, after Gunsmoke.
