Bonanza - Five into the Wind | Episode 129 | Cult Western Series | Wild West | English

Free Western Series: Bonanza - Episode 129 - Five into the Wind - A stagecoach accident in a windstorm leaves 5 stranded, after which Little Joe is accused when a man is found murdered with Joe's knife.
Five into the Wind
Director: William F. Claxton
Writer: Meyer Dolinsky
Stars: Lorne Greene, Pernell Roberts, Dan Blocker
Genre: Western
Country: USA
Language: English
Release Date: 21 April 1963 USA
Filming Locations: Bronson Canyon, Griffith Park - 4730 Crystal Springs Drive, Los Angeles, California, USA
Storyline:
"A stagecoach accident in the mountains during a severe windstorm leaves the passengers with no choice but to make their way across country as best they can. One is found stabbed to death with Little Joe's knife, and the suspicion for his murder falls on Joe. Little Joe and the other passengers must explore a complex mystery involving love, deception, money, and more murder, in order to reveal what is hidden among them." Written by Charles Delacroix on IMDb.com
Reviews:
"This Bonanza story has Michael Landon taking a stagecoach back to Virginia City when the coach breaks down and the driver killed. Little Joe and the five other passengers have to hike it with little food or water.
It's a motley crew that Landon is thrown in with. They include Kelly Thordsen, Dabbs Greer, Betsy-Jones Moreland, and Kathleen Cowley.
Thordsen is a big mouth lout of a fur trader who brags he's got $5000.00 pn him and one night is stabbed for his trouble. Nobody truly misses him, but there's murder and robbery done.
When the truth comes out a lot of secrets are revealed.
This episode is more mystery than western. I think you might have few surprises in store." Written by bkoganbing on IMDb.com
"This is a murder mystery where Little Joe is the obvious killer because he finds the dead man stuck with his knife, removes the knife, and it holding the knife in his hand over the dead man when discovered.
The story starts with very different people taking a packed stagecoach. Little Joe, a saloon singer, Laurie Hayden (Kathleen Crowley), a rough fur trader, Howard Benson (Kelly Thordsen), an arrogant son of a Baron, Roberto DeSoto (Mario Alcalde), a prissy, judgmental woman, Nora Whitley (Betsy Jones-Moreland) and an older man, Leon Henshaw (Dabbs Greer).
Howard tells them he makes a lot of money as a fur trader and has $5,000 in his pocket right now. The stagecoach driver has a heart attack and the stage is overturned with the horses running off. They all survive and begin walking with a little food and water and a wild wind. Only Howard and Little Joe are familiar with the country and which way to go. They find a cabin/way station and spend a night there. Howard makes advances to Laurie, which she rejects, so he gets rough and Little Joe intervenes. Near morning LIttle Joe finds Howard dead and is holding his knife when Nora starts screaming and everyone awakes. Little Joe is knocked unconscious and has his hands tied because they all think he is a killer. Unfortunately, Little Joe is the only one who knows which way to go and leads everyone further into the wilderness, into a cave where he tells them they aren't going anywhere until the killer confesses.
Everyone is thirsty, hungry and tired when Laurie tells the old man, Leon, to tell Little Joe.
SPOILER: Turns out there is some important information that the travelers hadn't shared with each other. Leon is Laurie's father and has just been released from prison, but he swears he didn't kill Howard and provides reasoning why he wouldn't, yet. Then Nora comes in with Roberto and a gun, they take the last water and prepare to leave when there is some gunplay between LIttle Joe and Roberto with Nora being gut shot. Roberto tells her he loves her, but where is the money? Turns out Howard had promised to marry Nora, but wouldn't do it and didn't have any money. Nora killed Howard because he wouldn't marry her. Nora is upset about Roberto's concern for the money and shoots him, then she succumbs to her wound.
In the end Little Joe is happy to be back at the Ponderosa and scolded by his father when he puts his boots on the table." Written by talonjensen on IMDb.com
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[@sheridanfitzgerald143]

During my acting career, I did nearly all my own stunts - fights, falling down stairs, jumping out of second floor windows, etc., but the guys who worked on Bonanza, were in a class of their own. The person taking a hit determines whether it is convincing, and the show's crew were among the best.

[@noahahlstrom3834]

there exists one episode, when shucksters are ripping off Adam's GF, and a fight in a Paramount Pictures stage of a hotel room erupts. this old hyena gets clocked and travels at a minimum 7 feet thru the air, brakes a table and dies. stunting like ...full back flip, for daily scale

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@@noahahlstrom3834 WOW thanks for this story. It's funny I watched this for years and just yesterday I really noticed how accurate all the fighting scenes are! 👍😄

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[@LatmaTVulpanstudent]

What really impresses me is the horseback riding if the four Cartwrights. Lots of close up of them on horseback. Michael Landon springs up onto his horse without stirrups. They all can handle wagons & buckboards. The only horse whose name I know is Landon's pinto Cochise.

[@AndrewVelonis]

A somewhat dark episode but with very interesting dynamics: the plot twists, the mystery, it's Agatha Christy goes west.

[@paulineunrau9352]

I enjoyed this show as a kid and still love it.

[@maryannswanson3832]

Truly all the fighting is amazing. When a punch is thrown it's so accurate. I love these shows with Adam because I don't remember them. One aspect I love is that life is natural, no cars, paved streets,--- just beautiful horses and buggies to ride. NO fast food so everyone looked slim and healthy!! Cotten clothing, clean air, and a healthy EARTH 👍💖🐴🐴🐴🐴

[@robertjacinto1245]

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[@CathyKitson]

Wow, Nora (Betsy Jones-Moreland) was a terrific actress. The way she sobbed over Roberto at the end was really powerful. Despite being such a horrible character, you couldn't help but feel sorry for her as she spilled out her misery over his betrayal. I think even Little Joe had sympathy for her.

[@madelineray9480]

So happy I feel for each episode of Bonanza. Thank you. We all are living such hard times that we all have more motives for sadness than happiness, so watching each episode brings me such joy, feels like a balm to the hurt. I can't thank you enough.,

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Love watching bonzana makes my day brighter grew up on this show

[@jphill11111]

One of the greatest shows ever made

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Thanks heaps. It's the highlight of my day watching a Bonanza episode.

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[@keithclark8030]

For those who are worried about Benson, he will be just fine. I know, I seen him on later Bonanza's episodes.

[@tamarikimani5701]

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[@jerryparks6123]

Right, why would anybody comment on that? He didn't play on that many episodes of Bonanza like anybody thought he got killed off BS ! IM 69 YEARS OLD Have seen every SHOW a MILLION times, take Claude Akins for Example an actor that played more parts ON Bonanza than any Male actor! .

[@thomascooper5668]

Another good western loved every minit of it

[@teamsuperbabycheeks9521]

It's like a bonanza mystery train 😂 love it! Great upload

[@GrjngoWesternSeries]

Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it! 🤠👌🍿🎬

[@markinglis8546]

Powerful acting performances in this episode!

[@chadsevedra5029]

The two episodes with Walter the ol' dog 🐕 are the very best ones and, so God darn funny as Hoss would say

[@mifedemiespe]

I saw the video when Joes lost his memory and this scenas had me to cry every day....Bonanza is a great great movie I'm proud and happy for them....thanks bonanza I learn very good human behaviors

[@chatryna]

This was hardly about greed. It was about right relationships.

[@kenbina]

Little Joe has sure lost his fair share of those green jackets. He always seems to get another one.

[@Wolfietherrat]

No, he has just 1. Hop sing sewed joes name on the inside collar and it gets returned to him in time for another episode.

[@pdxoneway]

Ain't that the truth

[@user-fq9tw3kz6x]

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[@gw6496]

Lesson learned greed over money kills!!

[@pamelastrout2320]

I know this man will never come back to me. .😢😢😢😢and it does hurt. To loose some one you really loved. ❤❤❤

[@Tralala691]

So sweet and caring episode and always a moral to the story. Take note Hollyweird and see what you use to produce.

[@rosered103]

On Bonanza I have seen so many 'Little House on The Prairie' faces. There's Nel's Oleson, the Doctor, The Minister and the man himself Little Joe.

[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

👍👌👏 I wonder where they did grow all those beautiful red haired women. A lot of those in Bonanza. Thanks a lot for uploading and sharing this old series. Best regards luck and health.

[@user-lc9qc3rp1k]

Red haired women were a beauty in the old West.

[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

@@user-lc9qc3rp1k Still are! I am completely lost when I see a red haired woman with green eyes in green clothes. 😁 ;-) Best regards, luck and health in particular.

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29:00 It was colonel mustard with the candle stick in the library! Lol

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[@sandrawilson6031]

Rev. Alden, Dobbs Greer. Lots of Bonanza guest stars became regulars on Little House.

[@cesarsobrino7398]

Dabbs Greer (Reverend Alden - Little house on the prairie) in this episode

[@reijosalminen7502]

-dude was right; he is not a bartender...lol.

[@pootmiester]

Except for Little House, he always plays a wormy little dude

[@kat543]

I can't remember what documentary it's in but they talk about how Micheal Landon seemed to collected actors as he worked. It's why you see so many of the sake actors go from bonanza, little house and then even highway to heaven.

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[@rogertemple7193]

Dabbs Greer and Kelly Thordsen were great character actors.

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[@jasonleon2425]

At 38:27 there is a blooper. You can see the rubber tire that is part of the lighting cart

[@KKohl]

Sharp eyes u have there. Are u a sniper ?

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[@philipolson1965]

Saw that yeah.

[@highplainsdrafter595]

purdy purdy good episode.

[@johnjeangall4809]

Love it

[@georgiamule]

No team of horses can run for 50 miles. 20 would be pushing it.

[@lynettepalecek3141]

How do you know that? Are you an expert about horses 🐎?

[@judithm375]

I think they had to keep stopping to rest the horses

[@georgiamule]

@@lynettepalecek3141 The production company was fined $10,000 for its improper exhaustion of horses on the set. The charging document alleged requiring the horses to run at distances over 12 miles, “beyond endurance.” So, Lynette, decide for yourself.

[@lynettepalecek3141]

@@georgiamule Even so, the horses 🐎 could have run for 50 miles because like Judith M said, the horses 🐎 rested every once in awhile. Horses 🐎 are a lot smarter than a lot of people give them credit for.

[@georgiamule]

@@lynettepalecek3141 The picture portrayed the team running for over 50 miles. I simply stated it wasn’t possible.

[@user-pd7il3xz5j]

I'd rather be trapped on Giligin's Island then with these folk.

[@chadsevedra5029]

Me too bud

[@IAMTHEBIGCHUCQUITA]

Who else caught the wheel of the camera rig in the lower left corner of the screen @ the 38:26 mark.

[@b.pradhana_ol660]

Get a life...

[@sandrawilson6031]

The love of money.

[@nancyjeffrey4592]

Little Joe innocence man

[@bibleredpill]

“Son of a Baron” 🤣

[@b.pradhana_ol660]

pitifull human is perfect nickname for you. You should eat it

[@robertzontorrevillas3106]

Look at how cunning little joe is he is the deadliest cartwright he would be a super villain if he were not so good

[@rogerheath7622]

Did the horses have a heart attack too 🤦‍♂️🤣

[@bites3139]

No, they ran away after the wagon crashed and got detached.

[@doriangray2020]

True. They would have easily tracked down.

[@beeemm2578]

1:53 just so realistic....lmao......holy green screen, Batman!!

[@joesantos8563]

19:15 that's that Reverend from Little House on the Prairie.

[@tex4135]

Joseph take ya feet off the table

[@CathyKitson]

Even having gone through a near-death experience, he wouldn't let him put his feet on the table.

[@user-pd7il3xz5j]

@@CathyKitson...Because one thing has nothing to do with the other. LOL

[@CathyKitson]

@@user-pd7il3xz5j Well, I know, but when you've been through some trauma, you think he could've cut him a bit of slack! Not that Joe minded particularly.

[@maryannswanson3832]

@@CathyKitson rules are followed out of love. That's what makes it home. 👍💖

[@CathyKitson]

@@maryannswanson3832 LOL He had just gone through a pretty terrible experience. But as I said, he didn't particularly mind.

[@gregorygiulio]

One of the darkest episodes for sure

[@harperstacey9604]

It was a great episode that put little Joe in the spotlight. From Ms. Harper Stacey.

[@paulackley6919]

And no deodorant or toothpaste during the whole stinkin' ordeal...lol

[@multirichardb]

Funny how they get to the punch line, and then move hours into minutes, and close out the episode. Alway's with some form of release or confession and death of an identity that no longer serves the personality.

[@b.pradhana_ol660]

and they're a rubber and you're a glue...

[@californiaexploring7319]

Pa, Rev Alden and Mr. Makay. 😮 Mr. Makay was Abels dad. (Dirk Blocker) My head is spinning.

[@b.pradhana_ol660]

Why? Too much to handle for your tiny brain?

[@karrskarr]

Now we know it's called a 'stage'coach :P

[@bradfromthevalley]

quick buck kate

[@nadaprlic22]

I noticed in one other episode Adam had his feet on the table....no-one said anything. 🤗😁

[@alfaman4113]

Spanish man trying to talk with Italian accent

[@lynettepalecek3141]

Yeah, and two of the words that they spoke in Spanish were incorrect.

[@rositawest4279]

Yeah, you didn't buy him for a second as Italian. Lol

[@ROMANABSOLUT]

Min. 38:26 - did you guys noticed the rubber tire on the left lower corner ?

[@kylejones5453]

Hateful 8 idea for Tarantino?

[@hashpling]

@2:51 "DUDE!" man calls other man "dude".

[@robinsredbrest1991]

Lol 😂 you made pay attention. He did say Dude 😊😅

[@IWANTABIGBUTTGAL]

he grabbed the hell outta her

[@elsyduart9516]

👏🏼🙏🏽

[@reginaschreier8668]

Pasen al idioma español está serie

[@jacksugden8190]

Five into the Wind Episode aired Apr 21, 1963

[@harperstacey9604]

I only like the episodes that have Adam on it. From Ms. Harper Stacey.

[@jacksugden8190]

@@harperstacey9604 Think it was a shame when Adam, the late Pernell Roberts character left the series, such a shame that all the cast was now all passed on, enjoyed watching it as child here in the UK, now recently retired on the State Pension, loved the Cartwright house, although external internal studio sets, did you see the replica house built by the late Lorne Greene?.

[@harperstacey9604]

@@jacksugden8190 I didn't see the replica house built by Lorne Greene. Did you see it? Bonanza is my favorite Western. I like Adam because he's the voice of reason. He's always the calm one. From Ms. Harper Stacey.

[@lynettepalecek3141]

@Jack Sugden. People can read. The date was in the description.

[@heleddytywysoges]

Love these. Im wondering when they were set. About 1850,?

[@jozatexan1964]

Close but mid 1860's and 1970's.

[@lynettepalecek3141]

@del dallimore. "Bonanza" was set in the 1860s.

[@coltgun876]

Some episodes are set in a random year during the 1860s. e.g. Rose for Lotta is the only episode that takes place in 1859. The Last Haircut from season 4 takes place in 1868 because of the poster in the beginning. And we know that San Francisco is in 1861 because it literally tells you. None of the episodes follow a strict chronological order but it's subtle reference in each episode. Elizabeth my love is set in 1830 because it's the year Adam was born. Inger my love is set in 1836, and Marie my love is in 1842. The episodes with Jamie Cartwright are in the early 1870s.

[@waynesworld7804]

What, hardly an injury among them! Should have been multiple injuries including broken bones and maybe one or two deaths. They bred them tough in those days. 😂

[@davenkathy101]

The only actor on Bonanza that I had respect for was Dan Blocker, only one with a college degree, great man knew friends of Dan!

[@joanneesposito3295]

Lorne Greene went to Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario Canada where he studied chemical engineering.

[@alfaman4113]

Little did the Italian dude realise that the primitive looking jerky the white folk were eating was salami without the spices

[@shawnwooten2590]

@2:53 did he just say, "Dude"?!!!!

[@dirleicordeiro1775]

Quero vê os filme dubrado em português

[@winonamassingill7895]

Why don’t you practice what you preach mister? Remember what you said to that poor woman? It was so cruel. 😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@mariacelidamelo]

episódio que o milionário quis comprar a ponderonzza

[@rmarksftc]

23:40, 24:10, 26:15, 29:05, 31:40, 34:20, 37:00

[@nancyjeffrey4592]

I was little Joe I not help

[@ForgetMeNot2022]

5.25 seriously did no one ever tell Michael Landon to put on underwear especially with light coloured trousers

[@binnicksforge9359]

Where are the wild birds in the sky? (Wild)

[@TV-ph1tw]

we can *bed down here for the night; camp up? stay up; take your feet off the table;

[@adamwilliams9886]

M

[@Aesthicness4life]

What m for

[@bites3139]

@@Aesthicness4life Mystery, money, murder . . . theme of episode.

[@robertbowman7382]

Don't answer. Some people use a single letter to spam you. It's a way of seeing if you answer.

[@GeoShep]

It must be some rough riding them stage coaches over them hard roads . Must be sore on the ass and how did women manage to use the toilet out in the middle of the wilderness with all those men around.

[@lynettepalecek3141]

You are really are naive if you think that a woman can't go to the bathroom without a toilet. A woman can go in the woods while the men stay in the cabin. She can use leaves for toilet paper.

[@melissahoney8317]

This one doesn't make any sense how is it somebody from a different part of the country going to know the landscape all the way to go if they'll never been in that country before if he's from Paris he would know nothing about that part of the United States at all some of these videos don't make no sense how can you be from a different country and know where everything is

[@bites3139]

It's called maps.

[@katherineirving7189]

Of course someone from another country can learn a lot from journals, papers, letters, pictures, and drawings concerning other countries. Also, they can learn a lot from foreigners who travel to their country from other countries. Also, there are maps. I suspect History nor Geography, meant much to you during your school years.🤔🥴

[@katherineirving7189]

@@bites3139 👍🙂

[@jimmyginus]

Was it like at the circus where cast members were jumping on each other?

[@richardhamblen5526]

"Clue", in the 1800's, LOL!

[@winonamassingill7895]

I’m afraid 😳 if they don’t hurry up and get to where they’re going I’m going to get motion sickness. I may be forced to take some of my No Dose Dramamine for motion control. 🤢🤢🤢🤢😅😅😅😅😅😊😊😊😊

[@adrianovasconcelos2739]

Not one of the most memorable episodes I have watched. Adam did not even appear in it and the whole situation is just too impossible for such a simple resolution

[@Bear-Ur2ez]

Now little Joe must have been a extremely slow minded . And should know better, cause he's been took a thousand and one times. Get your feet up off the table . Will he ever learn ?

[@jordanshaw2920]

If little Joe Cartwright got a dollar for every time he kissed somebody he would have $1 million lol

[@jordanshaw2920]

🤣🤣 🤣

[@Brenda-zb1iw]

Son3th joe Son2nd son hoss Son1st son Adam Cartwright city another on horse Ben home 3rdson joe