Bonanza - Look to the Stars | Episode 92 | Wild West Series | Full Length | English

[@arlineabdalian8974]

I remember watching this episode when it first aired. I am the first American-born child of my Armenian immigrant family. It meant a lot to me to watch such an plea for tolerance. Thank you so much for showing it.

[@johnathanhouston2893]

It's not tolerance we need it's being accepted what we need

[@zackdaniels6858]

That is very VERY cool ! God bless!

[@finmiles965]

@@johnathanhouston2893 C’mon, I think it really wouldn’t hurt to try and do *both* more, don’t you think?

[@rmoore1686]

This episode brought me to 😭 tears. It teaches us such a wonderful lesson. It’s an excellent episode.

[@johnathanhouston2893]

Not just acceptance we need compassion and empathy

[@dalepartap120]

bonanza was a well thought out show...it went way beyond the guns...the cartwrights always fired the bullet of truth!

[@noahahlstrom3834]

a couple of the first episodes showed the Cartwrights planting trees and fending off crazed miners, to protect the land

[@joijaxx]

The bullet of truth...I like that!

[@linsqopiring6816]

@@noahahlstrom3834 In the first episode the Cartwrights were pretty crazed and almost killed someone just because they trespassed on their land.

[@coltgun876]

@@linsqopiring6816 I honestly hated the first episode. I can see that they didn't know what direction they were going with the show and all but it was really boring and didn't make much sense. The Cartwrights were very unlikable in that episode too. "Death on Sun Mountain" was when it started to become really good for me. Well that was until Adam left the show anyway

[@alexandrapaino4446]

Adam’s speech about the importance of people gets me every time. Love this episode!

[@carolcarter3712]

He taught me a lot as i was growing up like you my mother if i did something wrong would always say what would Adam Cartwright think about you now i always apologised right away that family did a lot of good for people

[@ethelhoose1196]

The Cartwright's believed in helping the community

[@immanuelkaleb4204]

I know im asking randomly but does anybody know a trick to get back into an Instagram account?? I somehow forgot my account password. I would love any help you can offer me!

[@williamevans6731]

@@carolcarter3712 long q

[@AndrewVelonis]

That's why I wonder if Michaelson would have made a good officer: you have to appreciate people in order to lead them. But I guess he learned that at Annapolis.

[@callumbush1]

This episode is waaaaay ahead of it's time!

[@detectivefiction3701]

No, I think it was pretty typical of its time; the early 1960s had a lot of shows, etc., about tolerance, though few people today seem to recognize this.

[@larnettewalker7076]

Prejudice! I think not. It is called living and making a lie. You will find that phrase in Revelation 22.

[@AndrewVelonis]

It is timeless; those lessons still need to be learned today.

[@delmariecrandall9229]

It takes courage to admit shortcomings and grace to allow atonement. Ben really demonstrated the respectful way to solve human conflict. If both sides can meet in the middle in pure integrity, truth wins. Fantastic episode!

[@wally1452]

delmarie? You say it very, very well. Thank you. I agree.

[@MehrbanKhan-g9n]

What a way to resolve issues?

[@finmiles965]

Grew up watching these with my dad, more than 45 years separating us but we connected over them. He’d always say “Do you think Adam Cartwright would do that?” when I got out of line...I came out of the closet a couple years ago and it was hard for him I know, but after time he showed his love the best way he knew how; inviting me over to watch Bonanza. This was the episode we watched. Thank you for uploading these.

[@caroldry9262]

I wish Pernell Roberts would have realized just how much his Adam character made this show so great. I just can’t watch any shows after he left.

[@noahahlstrom3834]

Philosopher prince, a fighter when need be, mostly steering things to his and his family's favor. one of the best TV characters of all time

[@misslucky5474]

I know! Me too! I did watch a few shows with Candy and he was fine but Adam takes the cake.

[@ChristianWatts1984]

You're really missing the best of the show by that standard.

[@Mithra-bl7nv]

Me too. I have the first 6 seasons on DVD but not the rest. Just doesn't really work without Adam.

[@monettebebow-reinhard7613]

@@ChristianWatts1984 I've seen the whole series. There's none better than in the first three seasons.

[@romanc.5074]

Great massage like always. Society on 2021 should put these principles in usage, communication, understanding, forgiveness, unity.

[@pizzaboy3946]

@n/a Excellent point. Because some bad things were done by one group (mainly white westerners) to people of other groups, we now have a complete over-reaction leading to the desire to identify as a victim (regardless of if they are) and to attack and suppress the rights (especially freedom of speech) of the descendants of those whom are judged to be oppressors. To this extent, it it dangerous to follow stories like this without an open mind and deliscernment.

[@peninapearl6491]

Respect to script writter! what a high level of thinking! Together make America great again!

[@adelarsen9776]

Nov 2024 and MAGA

[@jenniferbennett5081]

Awesome story about bigotry. I’m glad that Ben pointed this out at the school board meeting.

[@dennishardy5024]

U know this was a very wonderful episode of Bonanza. Especially when I caught Hoss Cartwright shedding some tears at 46:59min of the program. This episode speaks volumes. A huge lesson we could all learn.

[@OliviaAnciso]

Those are Real tears in Dan Blocker's (Hoss) eyes at 46:59. Can't blame him one bit cause that last part brought tears to my eyes also. Powerful episode!

[@billh.5360]

Olivia, yes I noticed that too. Ery touching moment.

[@billh.5360]

Oops, "very."

[@lottomillionaire5772]

It shows what a great actor he really was. Taken from us far too soon.

[@multirichardb]

This episode put tears in my eyes again, I love it when challenges are solved, and people move forward with smiles on their happy faces. There's so much here, a physicist created, the future of the creation of a way to measure light and some forms of bigotry we all must sense, understand, and face head on, and the application of this same understanding and allow forgiveness and acceptance to prevail We never know who or what may come of this charitable application of unconditional love will create in our society.

[@robertbowman7382]

Well said.

[@jessebaldwin2661]

Some of the Bonanza episodes are a little on the superficial side, but this one belongs in the hall of fame.

[@energyexecs]

...One of my favorite Bonanza Episodes - Canadian actor Lorne Green and the Director Don McDougall use Bonanza to help teach us a lesson. I am not sure what happened since those days but I believe we are still trying.

[@pamtebelman2321]

Great episode, real-life history re: Albert Michaelson, award-winning American physicist.

[@GrjngoWesternSeries]

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[@joeowens6180]

Totally glorious in every way - Ben's gentle way, honest and open, in handling racial prejudice was years and years ahead of his time. There had not even been the Civil War yet, I believe. Young Douglas Lambert (Albert) was superb in his roll; I hope he had a great acting career.

[@lynettepalecek3141]

@Joe Owens. I agree Joe. This was a superb episode. Ben had an excellent way of showing Mr Norton's bigotry. According to Grjngo, Albert Michaelson won a presidential appointment to the Navel Academy in Annapolis from President Grant in 1869. He stayed on as an instructor after graduating. The Civil War started on April 12, 1861. Fortunately, President Lincoln and the US Constitution helped did help in a lot of ways. President Lincoln issued his Emancipation Proclamation on January 1, 1863. Slavery was abolished by the 13th Amendment. The 15th Amendment gave blacks the right to vote. The 19th Amendment gave women the right to vote. My mother had to deal with very prejudiced teachers when she was in school in the 1920s and 1930s. She grew up in Boston and Cambridge, Massachusetts. The Bible was still taught in the public schools then. The teachers knew that she was English and Protestant. They preferred Catholic Irish students. She was exceptionally bright. She graduated from high school when she was 16 years old. She knew bigotry firsthand. I had a very prejudiced physical education teacher when I was in the 8th grade in 1970. She was so nasty to me because I had to wear a full body brace. She tried to force me to do activities that my doctor told me not to do. After I got a note from my doctor explaining what I could and could not do and I gave it to her, she flunked me!! When I asked her why, she said "I'm not going to let a little girl tell me what to do." My mother made her change my grade, but it wasn't until I was in college that I could socialize with people again. I understand extremely well what bigotry is like. I hope that you respond to this comment. I made a mistake by putting the word "helped" in a sentence that didn't belong there. I'm sorry about that.

[@lynettepalecek3141]

@Joe Owens. Yes, the actor who played Albert Michaelson was superb.

[@sunfirefire45]

I remember when I first saw this and I liked that they showed the teacher the error of his ways (and he even acknowledged that what he did was wrong) and they gave him a second chance to correct his mistake.

[@janinecox256]

True

[@devong7124]

Dog gone good episode. Story written with class. Human lesson.

[@multirichardb]

Albert Abraham Michelson the first American to win, garner the Noble Prize in Physics, in 1907.

[@areibielghoul3150]

Albert Abraham Michelson The Nobel Prize in Physics 1907 Born: 19 December 1852, Strelno (now Strzelno), Prussia (now Poland) (now Poland) Died: 9 May 1931, Pasadena, CA, USA Affiliation at the time of the award: University of Chicago, Chicago, IL, USA Prize motivation: "for his optical precision instruments and the spectroscopic and metrological investigations carried out with their aid." Prize share: 1/1

[@adelarsen9776]

And he was helped by the Cartwright's of the Ponderosa. haha@@areibielghoul3150

[@andrewwoodall9119]

This Chanel deserves the KZbin of the year award, if it was not for this Chanel I would still be listening to Gunsmoke radio version

[@rosered103]

I agree.

[@janinecox256]

The show became less interesting when Adam left the show because even though Ben had a moral compass, Adam bought a deeper layer by showing that he was more than a ranch hand and he wanted to be better and that is why Ben educated him in the East and he developed other interests besides ranching like reading the classics and music!

[@coltgun876]

Adam was the true heir to the Ponderosa. I just wish he didnt leave the show.

[@clarencejacksonjr.]

I loved Adam. The show wasn't the same after he left.

[@philipstanco6011]

Yup

[@LindaMerchant-bq2hp]

And architecture

[@user-lc9qc3rp1k]

Which led him to design the Ponderosa’s main house.

[@huguettecolflesh5565]

What a powerful message. Acceptance is the key to every thing.

[@hectornegron9155]

One of the best (IF NOT THE BEST) Bonanza episodes I've ever seen.

[@jacksugden8190]

Ben the busy body

[@justinfrazier6643]

Thanks for adding these bonanza eps daily I really enjoy them

[@GrjngoWesternSeries]

Thank you for watching them! There are many more to come.

[@susanvenkatraman9503]

A very very good lesson for every one👍 👌👌😍🥰😘⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐❤❤❤

[@24juan68]

Best episode so far, by far!

[@carolcarter3712]

I love you for making these videos I've never been so happy seeing this show again after growing up watching it brings back so many happy memories i thank you with all my heart this show taught me to love care and respect please don't stop.

[@suev3339]

This isn’t just a western show, the American history is in many episodes. This makes Bonanza endurable.

[@dennishardy3869]

And absolutely very wonderful episode of Bonanza.

[@jacksugden8190]

Ben should mind his own affairs

[@dennishardy3869]

@@jacksugden8190 Yeah so if more people think the way you do this world would be really fucked up. Ben was pointing out about bigotry. Your probably all for it. Also it was in his script to be like that lame brain.

[@dennishardy5024]

​@Jack Sugden You are ignored. Nobody hears you. Your ignorance and hate is ignored.

[@julianmarsh1378]

This is the America I remember....and it would not do us any harm if everyone today saw this and other things like it....

[@pbmbasaiawmoit9660]

Absolutely wonderful. We must always be open to correction and vanish prejudice of all type.

[@teridavis5050]

So refreshing to see people working together.

[@edoedo8686]

Amazing episode. Intense. Hollywood at it's best. It took guts for Hollywood to make this on a mainstream, putative Family show. I will go out on a limb: this is probably the best episode of Bonanza. Bravo. Classic TV.

[@jacksugden8190]

Ben should stay out of other peoples affairs

[@DJmerv71]

Great Episode with an important lesson that will never get old. Had a good giggle at 19 mins approx when Adam sat down at the fireplace and ate the apple,lol.

[@winonamassingill7895]

In nearly every episode one of the boys or Ben or even the guests are eating one of the apples. 🍎🍏🍎

[@peninapearl6491]

He who speaks the truth often talks to himself!

[@finemusic1448]

Really ... ? It means something for me. The Truth it self is Jesus Christ.

[@Joesfosterdogs]

this was more like an episode of Little House...nice in depth episode of Bonanza and the man of honor Ben Cartwright shines as usual...Bonanza was created with Jewish values at its heart

[@Antechynus]

I never saw Ben Cartwright kick a Palestinian woman or child in the stomach, or steal their home...but Jews I have.

[@963ag]

Lorne Green was Jewish and Michael Landon half Jewish.

[@rosered103]

@@963ag Lorne Green was Catholic.

[@josecorporaal6470]

@@rosered103 no he was not

[@rosered103]

@@josecorporaal6470 Google is your best friend.

[@VIRGONOMICS]

Thank god for Ben Cartright . Without him we wouldn’t have many of the Turn of the Century geniuses .😊

[@robertphillips3078]

Fabulous Episode, like a knife thru butter. Racist & Racism has no place in our society. One God & Creator 4 all mankind

[@basilsmith104]

Awesome show

[@basilsmith104]

Great western

[@basilsmith104]

Great show

[@GrjngoWesternSeries]

Happy you enjoy it. Thank you for watching and keep your eyes open, we got plenty episodes to come! 🤠✌🍿📺

[@tomcloss9764]

This was a really good episode!

[@GrjngoWesternSeries]

Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching! 🤠✌🍿📺

[@mahdikhosh9153]

Super, super great episode 👍 Thank you very much

[@basilsmith104]

Classic western

[@A.l85]

This chapter teaches us that every child is a star in his own right. We just have to make sure that this star shines in the sky🥺🌟

[@andrewwalsh4798]

Wonderful, inspiring, heartwarming. Thanks.

[@kathychavers9939]

What an amazing, awesome show that taught true valuable life lessons ❤ I really love this show so much 🙋🏽‍♀️💞

[@GrjngoWesternSeries]

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[@trustinjustice3526]

Powerful episode 👏 👏👏

[@bett059]

Thank You Thank You! 🌹

[@corinnecm776]

I have always a little tear at the end, each time I watch this episode. It's very touching, and I think a lot of people should watch it and learn a lesson.

[@littleshaman1803]

Beautiful!

[@GrjngoWesternSeries]

Thank you! Cheers! 🤠👌🎬🍿

[@adamfox9245]

Great episode brought tears to my eyes in the last scene. Penny Santon also was GREAT as Mrs Rossi!

[@BigBand1942]

This was Beautiful!

[@patbiggam8138]

Wonderful words by Lorne Greene at the end. Great episode.

[@oleloveslife6230]

I love this show so much!

[@franklescoe1470]

Thank you for posting these videos u very kind

[@lafuerza113]

My favorite episode of the show. Touching and very well done. Great acting all round.

[@joanneesposito3295]

Probably one of the best Bonanza episodes. As relevant today as back then. Maybe more so.

[@dianneregier2962]

I remember watching this when it was first on t.v.-----took a long time to find it! Thank you.

[@richarddismore5901]

Virginia City...The only city in the old west where the Horses never shit in the street! :)

[@dawnmills5567]

My God we need these people back!!!!! Didn't remember bonanza I know Michael did in little house. I know why I love them. 2021 and we are still here. You guys would be appalled.

[@finemusic1448]

They all are still in our hearts ... Ben, Adam, Hoss and Little Joe ... 🙏🙂

[@bibleredpill]

Best stories fact and fiction of any tv show ever.

[@AileenTimmers-kz8rb]

One of the best. Bonanza sometimes has to much violence. But there's always a teaching of kindness and healing. Bravo cast ànd crew RIP to those passed.

[@th723]

Great episode from the camera work to the acting and to the story itself, so relative to today.

[@jacksugden8190]

Not related to my life in anyway relative to modern western society, as the world’s a dangerous place.

[@finemusic1448]

I love Bonanza so much. I missed all the actors. Bonanza is a movie series that teachs us how to fight against immorals things ... And also teachs us fight for truth and justice.

[@GrjngoWesternSeries]

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[@finemusic1448]

@@GrjngoWesternSeries Thank you very much for uploading Bonanza Movie. This series I watched 40 years ago when I was a kid. 🙏🙂

[@jacksugden8190]

Last US production date was in 1973, unsure when the UK last showed this, I have now developed a liking for the original Carts since KZbin, but no missing them, as the 70’s was a long time ago.

[@bob_btw6751]

Bonanza almost always has a moral lesson within an episode, something to be learned, for the good. TV entertainment of today seems to lack that quality of this show from 60 years ago. America is poorer for its loss.

[@Sumotori.]

Truth hurts but it’s necessary. It makes people put their feet on the ground, be humans again and give them a second chance by forgiveness . Awesome episode, and a great lesson of life!

[@sathyanarayananarasimalu949]

This is an excellent episode of all the ones seen so far, its a very good lesson to the society how to be unbiased.

[@neilwaldock6272]

I particularly like the music in this episode.

[@GrjngoWesternSeries]

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[@detectivefiction3701]

Yes, it was written by David Rose, who later composed for the series "Highway to Heaven."

[@wally1452]

Another great episode. So often this series had such great writing that dealt with the problems all face...and especially face in America. What a fine episode. I wish one large TV network would place this 14 year series on again weekly, prime time. Let us again put the finest entertainment on for all citizens.

[@Tmanmabry]

What a great and timely episode.

[@emelysantos5198]

❤️

[@LatmaTVulpanstudent]

I'd say Mr. Norton had a "come to Moses" moment! lol

[@DavidMelton-p9d]

Episode 92: what a great lesson on dealing our own bigotry and prejudice which is still driving a wedge in our country and communities!

[@NotBOB-81]

So many lessons in the Cartwright's. Going back and thinking has our nation really progressed. I like to think so but I'm not so sure. This beautiful nation of ours is so divided. Even members of Congress speak in a way that promotes one race over another and a few constantly make antisemitic comments. WE ARE ALL AMERICANS. I DON'T GIVE A PLUG NICKEL WHERE YOU COME FROM, YOU ARE STILL AMERICAN NOT AMERICANT'S.

[@MollyGrue1]

wow. great episode.

[@PointyTailofSatan]

Didn't even read the notes. But as soon as I heard the name Albert Michelson, I was like "Holy smokes!" lol

[@jeffhensley9988]

Great episode. Thank you for all the uploads. 👍🏻

[@GrjngoWesternSeries]

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[@dorandacolbert5973]

It is painful to be reminded of the time when blatant bigotry was commonplace. It is equally inspiring to remember that the surge of the higher self and the resilient trust in the universe has never relented.

[@Bear-Ur2ez]

A sign that if you pay attention to somethings in life . You might just learn something . This episode is such an example.

[@NKBobcat]

I love the fact there was a tinge of historical truth to this episode. Although Wikipedia mentions nothing of Adam and Ben Cartwrights help in getting him into the Naval Academy. ;-)

[@migsbravo3165]

That one went deep! Especially in times like now!

[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

👍👌👏 Great episode. Thanks a lot for uploading and sharing this old series. Best regards luck and health.

[@donhagerty5669]

Both shows are already pretty good but the little bit of history at the end was like frosting on the cake

[@KuznVinny]

I guessed ahead of time who Albert Michaelson was. At least this wasn't another Bad Billy episode -- Billy the Kid.

[@robertheinrichvonseyfenste267]

the message is clear......

[@VondaBrewer]

Tear TEAR.... good Episode!

[@wancar7380]

With all the choices for entertainment out there, I turned back to Bonanza because every now and then, scripts like this are included. I was so tired of the graphic sex on too many shows, I had begun to joke that I had found some Bonanza episodes to be refreshing...if you could get past all of the gunslinging lol. This is more of what i'm in the mood for these days....and no shoot outs to boot!

[@ken0272]

Seems the Mr. Nortons haven't gone away, but are more numerous than ever.

[@Simone-rh9wi]

We need such action these days.

[@skywalker39100]

Ben called Him Out.

[@skywalker39100]

US NAVAL Academy in Annapolis Maryland! They only take The Best!

[@bassjumpblues3631]

It is my opinion, this is the very best of Bonanza. No shooting no fighting but the moral battles. Straight to the heart!

[@jacksugden8190]

Yes unusual in that gun hangry environment

[@bassjumpblues3631]

@@jacksugden8190 Life is the same on the screen as it is here in CA. Guns are everywhere and the culture here is stupid dangerous. I am 67, when I was a kid we used to carry weapons with friends to hit the hills to see what we could do. Shotguns rifles and handguns. Cops would stop ask what we are doing, we said going to the hills for target practice. They would always say be safe!

[@fiayazgilani5298]

Finest episode.

[@henriettanovember4733]

This was a wonderful episode.

[@veronicamcclure]

Proof sometimes even a teacher doesn't know what they're doing until confronted with the results of their actions.?

[@marialucia1351]

I LOVE SO MUCH ADAM AND YOUR FATHER LORNE GREEN AND BROTHERS I LOVE BONANZA FAN DO RIO DE JANEIRO BRAZIL

[@jamesholmen9725]

This episode is, if not the best, at least, one of the very best!❤

[@rosered103]

I very much enjoyed this episode! Bigotry and how to overcome it in this episode was a step for other programs to follow. Nels Oleson (Richard Bull) had hair....who knew. :)

[@mickeysmyspiritanimal223]

@rosered103 it is William Schallert not Richard Bull. However, they do look quite alike!😉

[@rosered103]

@@mickeysmyspiritanimal223 Really! Thanks for correcting me!

[@mickeysmyspiritanimal223]

@@rosered103 I used to get the actors confused all the time! 😉😜

[@jujuandwamwams165]

How many young people have been held back from an education because of racism 😢

[@rosered103]

Too many.

[@alexcruz2631]

The cartwrights helped everyone

[@marisasantos1007]

Lindooooooo episódio. 😍😍😍😍😍