Bonanza - No Less a Man | Episode 158 | WESTERN CLASSIC | Cowboys | Full Length | English

Free Western Classic: Bonanza - Episode 158 - No Less a Man - Certain that he is too old to stand against a notorious gang of bank robbers when news arrives that Virginia City will soon be next in a long string of successful raids, the terrified townsfolk demand Sheriff Coffee's resignation to make way for a younger lawman.
No Less a Man
Director: Don McDougall
Writer: Jerry Adelman
Stars: Lorne Greene, Pernell Roberts, Dan Blocker
Genre: Western
Country: USA
Language: English
Release Date: 15 March 1964 USA
Filming Locations: Stage 17, Paramount Studios - 5555 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA
Storyline:
In anticipation of a raid by the deadly Wagner outlaw gang, the townsfolk of Virginia City want to replace their ageing sheriff Roy Coffee, whom they feel is not equal to the task of standing up to the Wagners. Adam Cartwright is among the few who insists that Coffee remain in office-but even he has second thoughts when the Sheriff appears to be suffering from a latent case of cowardice. Written by Jerry Adelman, this episode was a tour de force for veteran character actor Ray Teal, here given a rare opportunity to deliver a performance that transcends the standard two-dimensionality of Sheriff Roy Coffee. Written on rottentomatoes.com
Reviews:
"Ray Teal who was for so many years a semi-regular on Bonanza as sheriff Roy Coffee he was like a piece of furniture from the Ponderosa house gets center stage in this episode.
Some folks on the Virginia City Town Council think that Teal has seen his best days especially since he was wounded dealing with a drunk. Also the notorious Wagner gang is in the area robbing banks and spreading a lot of mayhem. Some citizens wonder if Teal can still cut it.
Pernell Roberts who is on the town council offers to help Teal out. For the only time in Bonanza's run, Sheriff Coffee opens up about himself. We learn he's a widower with no children and he looks on the citizens of Virginia City as kind of his children. The job is his life.
All I'll say is that in the end it's proved the man still has what it takes to get the job done.
Nice to see Ray Teal get center stage in an episode." Written by bkoganbing on IMDb.com
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[@buckbuchanan4902]

It's sad that they don't make shows like this anymore. Such great story lines and lessons to be learned about honor, responsibility, wisdom and character. Grit and wisdom are things that only come through age and experience and are every bit as important as strength and speed. Sadly, the West doesn't value their elders as much as they should and we lose out on the benefit of their wisdom. Roy Coffee will always be the Sheriff of Virginia City as far as I am concerned!

[@chrismc410]

Beware an old man in a occupation where men usually die young.

[@scotthamp384]

And Roy didn't get to be old from being stupid and reckless. He got that way from staying alive

[@miltondixon7091]

This is a very good movie, no killing at all, respect Roy Cafe

[@coraguice8667]

That's Roy Coffey thank you.

[@peternorth1138]

thats roy latte to you

[@pluck593]

Roy Cappuccino

[@jround3705]

Bonanza... My favorite pass time. I watch at least three episodes a day. 🤓💜🤓🤠🤠🤠

[@sdprescott324]

Superb episode -- there are many on Bonanza but this one lets Sheriff Coffee and the wisdom of age shine. You'll enjoy it !

[@danibhen]

"It takes more than a fast gun to be a sheriff." "Yeah, a man." Great episode, one of my favorites!

[@niadavies6418]

With Maturity comes Wisdom ~ Well done Sheriff Roy Coffee.. You're a 'Legend' !!

[@mlbullbooks]

Great ending! Intellect at its finest! Thanks Sheriff Coffee :)

[@robertbowman7382]

I always thought that the Cartwrights treated Roy Coffee with respect for his experience and wisdom. This episode proves that. It's about time Roy Coffee got an episode. As always, Bonanza had something to say and said it well.

[@scotthamp384]

If there was one person the Cartwrights had the most respect for, it's Roy

[@roytrudgian4786]

There's one thing. It only gets better and better. "BONANZA"

[@dorandacolbert5973]

This episode tops the Best of Bonanza.🙂

[@randquadrozzi5850]

Mr. Teal was a great Character actor.perfect for this show.

[@congared1]

Ray Teal made bonanza even better as Sheriff Roy Coffee. This was one of my favorite episodes. Makes you think, that when people get older, they are not useless.

[@angeladay9073]

Red L ;... I, so much agree with you on this to, the plan, of action, acted out, was really well planned,... for the best out me.

[@jadezee6316]

useless? of course not....but no longer capable of what they once were...its a fine line before it becomes obvious.....and not an easy one to cross for true friends,,,,,

[@angeladay9073]

Thankyou, &...For sure Red L.😃

[@angeladay9073]

Ta, for that.

[@debihester7284]

@@jadezee6316 age will happen inevitably to all of us, fortunate enough to live long enough. We should treat the older people as we would want to be treated, when we are their age.

[@nathandevine908]

The Cartwrights came to thr rescue again helping the Sherriff with Wagner Gang capturing them and No one getting hurt in Virginia City. Roy Coffee is the Hero 🎉😊no doubt.❤🎉😊

[@donnawilcock5774]

Fantastic episode! Hooray for Sheriff Cofey!!

[@LatmaTVulpanstudent]

Ray Teal appeared in 99 episodes of Bonanza. His character always followed the rule of law. This episode is a tour de force.

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[@kerryrussell6876]

I love these guys! I have a confession, I have the biggest crush on hoss 🙊 I'm a 35 year old woman and born in the wrong time era.. I wish it was still like this. Although I do live like old times in a way. We have a farm here in Tennessee, grow and can our own foods and raise our own meat. Have 3 son's (18,14,9) and very well behaved. I'm confident in knowing when the economy collapses, they will be able to live off the land. Also, have a blacksmith shop (mainly the boys and their dad), I crochet, make baskets, sew etc., Been doing pottery with my youngest (John) lately. Anyways.. I really love and enjoy living off the land.

[@GrjngoWesternSeries]

Thats sounds awesome! Happy to hear you enjoyed the episode! 🤠👌🎬🍿

[@misslucky5474]

They don't come any better than Hoss.

[@antoniohoward981]

@@misslucky5474 hoss was scared of cootie cat. He liked animals

[@patriciaarvanitis3371]

Went to my aunt's farm when I was young. So happy to get back to Brooklyn. Kudos to you and your family for your independence. Happy 4th of July.

[@derekmurray1462]

You are obviously a good woman if you have a crush on hoss , he may not be the best looking but he has a heart as big as himself. It’s nice to see a lot of people still hold good family traditions, i also feel I live in the wrong era but at least we have bonanza and the carthwrights to remind us of how life should be . Good luck with your farm and family ☘️

[@bv6086]

This episode was brilliant episode and brought a little tear to my eye at the end. Sheriff Roy will always be my favorite Sheriff.

[@snsn7251]

Was just about to say the same. Roy is the best.

[@noahahlstrom3834]

Most of Sheriff Coffee's takes were badly written, and I never warmed to his character. This episode is so well written, Roy's character is so sympathetically portrayed. Support your local sheriff. "A lot of the old time Sheriff's never even wore a gun. a lot of people find that hard to believe" Cormac McCarthy, No Country for Old Men

[@williamsherman1089]

Toss up between him and Sheriff Taylor

[@jimerrigo7142]

@@snsn7251 Andy is my fav

[@analoguecity3454]

Mine too!

[@littleshaman1803]

Nothing compares. One of the best stories ever written and I am glad to see this historical TV show well preserved

[@aviancoleslaw]

Ahh, I can really appreciate a well-laid trap. And an understanding that violence causes more problems than it solves... Most of the time. Sheriff Coffee makes me happy every time he shows up. 10/10 would elect again. This one reminds me of my family's streak of naming guinea pigs after Bonanza characters. We had Hop Sing, Little Joe, and Coffee. Coffee was a kind and patient cavy, Little Joe was precocious and always after the sows, and Hop Sing was by far the best guinea pig in the world. So, pretty aptly named for all three.

[@survivingsicklecell1732]

Darn good episode one of the best of it's kind that came along ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@timothykozlowski2945]

It's always nice to see the Cartwright Family working together.

[@cherylangel1714]

I could tell he had something up his sleeve. Fun episode!

[@corinnecm776]

A wonderful episode. Ray Teal is fabulous, and Pernell also of course, but all the cast is good in this episode.

[@rhondawoodhouse5508]

Reallllllly one of my absolute favorites next to Adam's The Ride! Really amaZZZZZing life lessons! Thank you for this wonderful channel!

[@jetcitysinatra7300]

This show is still the greatest.

[@daysyperez5103]

And will be the greatest FOREVER!!!!

[@madelineray9480]

This is a fabulous episode. Thank you. Mr. Ray Teal was always my favorite law man over there in Virginia city. Others came but Roy Coffee was the ONE for the folks over there. This episode is a great lesson.

[@angeladay9073]

Madeline Ray ;...forsure,...actor, Roy Coffey, was the best sheriff of Bonanza.

[@joeowens6180]

A brilliant tribute to the wisdom of maturity, and to the putting down of being old equals being less than fully able. Surely this is one of the really great episodes, and certainly a tribute to Roy Teal's long run with the show. He was the best of all the sheriffs after him. And Pernell always adds luster to any episode.

[@mivi8439]

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[@lynettepalecek3141]

@Joe Owens. That's well said Joe! For the City Council, except Ben and Adam, to want to fire Sheriff Coffee because they thought that he was too old was completely unfair! Sheriff Coffee had so much experience dealing with criminals that he knew all of their tricks and he had his own tricks whereas a young rookie would not have. I liked Adam's cool head and Ben's logic. Pernell Roberts and Ray Teal were excellent. I LOVED SHERIFF COFFEE'S PLAN TO TRAP THE ROBBERS!! That was awesome!! 😄. That was a great ending.

[@rosered103]

I loved how Sheriff Coffee explained that the town was his family and in every family there is a troublesome person but still family.

[@thekrrib]

Fantastic. Totally love Ray Teal as Sheriff.

[@ellegregory2384]

Roberts was the star of Trapper John, MD...another hit series.

[@nancysherburne7445]

I imagine a lot of us viewers, maybe especially those of us, like me, who are getting older, will look at Sheriff Coffee differently. I really liked how the reason for those iron bars Roy and Adam were attaching to all the windows in the bank was made clear to the townspeople. I am so glad members of the town council let Roy know how wrong they'd been and were glad he was still sheriff of Virginia City. It takes men to be willing to do that.

[@KKohl]

Son of a gun. Wonderful episode of when experience beats expectation A great display of mind over matter When u don’t mind, it doesn’t matter.

[@harrietloftin7547]

Love this show then and now.!!

[@tomcloss9764]

Great episode! It was a little surprising to see Ray Teal as the special guest star considering he's been the sheriff on the show for quite awhile.

[@thomaspiccirillo6820]

U said it Tom! Experience! ty. "Youth is wasted on the young."

[@tomcloss9764]

@@thomaspiccirillo6820 ,you have one of my favorite interviews on your playlist. James Lipton interviewing Peter Falk. I haven't watched it in years, I'm going to watch it tonight,thanks.

[@thomaspiccirillo6820]

@@tomcloss9764 Big T enjoy! Thank you you're a gentleman! Godspeed stay healthy!

[@angeladay9073]

Tom Closs ;... I, agree, totally, 100%.

[@tomcloss9764]

@@angeladay9073 , I found an episode where Hop Sing was the special guest star called,The Lonely Man. Good episode!😊.

[@arlineabdalian8974]

Absolutely superb episode and one of my top 10 Bonanza shows of all time. Ray Teal proved that with a good script he could act the pants off the rest of the cast. Pernell and Lorne both gave another fine performance, one of integrity and wisdom. The supporting cast was also spot on. Well acted, scripted and directed. Certainly one of Bonanza's finest hours. Many thanks for airing it!

[@patriciaarvanitis3371]

That tough smart Sheriff Coffee.

[@bassjumpblues3631]

I watched Bonanza with my family growing up. Every Sunday Night was Lawrence Welk and Bonanza! I was hooked on music and the wild westerns on TV. This show should be forever seen because it is simply the truth of life and how one strings it!

[@deedeegreen8338]

Wow! What an episode. It was beautifully written and directed. I loved the interactions between Adam and the sheriff. It reminded me of a really great heist movie, without the sophisticated plot, of course. This is my favorite episode of the whole series. Thank you so much for this gift, Grjngo-Western Series.

[@GrjngoWesternSeries]

Thank you so much!

[@cogen651]

Are you kidding, it was dumb as hell, first the innocent guy in the safe would starve too, second all the bandits wouldn't go in the bank, there would be a look out, third, how did Roy know they threw all their guns outs.

[@dianetaylor6676]

Thank you for an episode featuring Roy Coffee enjoyed it tremendously!

[@susanvenkatraman9503]

Fantastic, wonderful episode 👍👌😘😘😘😘🥰😍⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐😘😘😘😘

[@GrjngoWesternSeries]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for tuning in so frequently! 🤠👌🎬🍿

[@tarikbey4087]

This was a really good episode!!! Coffee use some of sun Tzu, the art of war!!! Brilliant.

[@ydocc3374]

Make the enemy think you're weak, unprepared, then strike like lightning. 😎

[@lynettepalecek3141]

@@ydocc3374 That's right!! That's exactly what President Trump and the White Hats are doing to the Deep State!! WWG1 WGA!

[@multirichardb]

Wisdom over brawn always works best. Great episode loved that Roy always knew exactly what he was doing. And loved the fact that all the Cartwright's stood by his side, and helped him through the whole shenanigans.

[@joehampton6957]

9o

[@adamfox9245]

One of the GREATEST episodes! Watched it at least a dozen times..

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[@jimmyrick2844]

This is one of my favorite episodes.

[@DrWongburger]

I really enjoyed watching this episode, thank you for posting it. A wonderful episode too, one with a very important theme.

[@Coupal1]

This was a fabulous episode! Absolutely great!

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[@oliviaperrin1146]

Love how Adam says “Hop to it sonny” to Joe typical older brother remark. I thought Joe was quite restrained.😂😂

[@bettycreamer8486]

Still love watching bonzana on KZbin grew up with Cartwright boys mom and dad's favorite show

[@cindystevenson9669]

As the sayin goes ..."with age comes wisdom"...

[@bill-ih7kc]

Except if you’re joe biden

[@mittturner3719]

Yes but not for everyone I know a handful myself

[@lynettepalecek3141]

@@bill-ih7kc Lol. I agree.

[@barbarahales4569]

I love Roy Coffee!

[@ydocc3374]

Sly fella, had that trapping trick up his sleave; brains, pure brains! Don't worry, folks, I've got it all under control. 😎

[@blessedtime4135]

The other man problem is just his young wife,😀😀😀😀 we have to protect our women,my wife my wife omg🤠🤠🤠

[@marshawatson-mckenzie280]

The way they treat the police today too. But thank God they never give up.

[@giantking6744]

👍👍👍

[@dillantrader6898]

Sure but it’s not like they don’t have some of that coming to them. Ok most cops aren’t abusive racist and violent. I bet that much is true. But it’s not about the cops who don’t commit those atrocities. And I guess it sorta is. When the cops who don’t commit atrocities stick their necks out for the ones who do and lean into the microphone to say they would’ve done the same thing. That’s a huge fucking problem. Even the decent ones seem to have this “us cops have to stick together” mentality that’s completely inappropriate in the defense of a cop who murdered someone cause they had some flimsy excuse and the dude was a different color than them. You have to pick your battles a lot better than that. And show cops are no more above the law then anyone else. A badge is not a license to kill a black man. Police departments nationwide need to reach out to the communities and let them know that they’re not taking the side of any police officer who does that shit. You can be “innocent till proven guilty” if you want. That’s fine. But you’re not going to sit there and pretend it didn’t happen. And you’re not going to jump up in their defense either. What about a message of support and empathy for the victims of police brutality and openly admitting it exists? Is that really asking so much? All we’re asking for is for them to have the common decency to own up to their own departmental failures and show that they’re committed to preventing those incidents from happening in the first place by getting their officers better trained to handle situations non violently and getting them involved in the community more as a positive presence. And for police officers across the board to treat every man regardless of the color of their skin with respect and as an equal

[@lynettepalecek3141]

@@dillantrader6898 KNOCK IT OFF!! You're obviously severely brainwashed by the CCP controlled lying Communist Marxist news media! The Deep State a.k.a the Democrats, the RINOS, the Biden regime, and the msm are all controlled by the CCP. The CCP are Satanists. You're wrong about most of the police departments.

[@lynettepalecek3141]

@@dillantrader6898 The real racists are the Deep State and you, you hypocrite!!

[@lindascarborough5551]

I Wish Every 12 Year Old Boy Today would watch this episode. How Much our youngens could learn

[@multirichardb]

Simply for history's sake, the young tall youngster to the left of Mr. Wagner, or to our right with the smart-assed mouth, is the Duke's, or John Wayne's oldest son.

[@donnyhendricks6772]

😂😂😂😂😂 "What do you mean bussines gets no protection from the law", and then Browning saw the cuffs. That part had me in stitches.

[@paulwilton735]

I love Bonanza. Always have always will.

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[@desertparkcn3479]

One of best among all episodes. Thanks.

[@pamelaokane7800]

just think how strong our nation could be if we learned this lesson from this wonderful bonanza so many lessons can be learned

[@lynettepalecek3141]

That was a wonderful ending!

[@MisterMasterShafter1]

The fact of the matter is, the Virginia City (of Bonanza) was full of fair-weather neighbors who immediately turned on Roy, or the Cartwrights themselves, the first time there was a threat of some kind, or the Cartwrights were accused of something nefarious, etc, etc. lol

[@randquadrozzi5850]

I agree strange how they usually blame the rich law abiding citizens.

[@DrWongburger]

It's not too far off reality sadly. Fear is a hell of a weapon.

[@pattimccraw6168]

enjoy all these shows, its nice to see all the different actors that have played on these other different programs

[@GS-kq5zh]

What an episode!

[@elsyduart9516]

Muchas gracias amigo👍🏽👌🏽

[@oliviagonzales9040]

I loved it, I have probably seen this rerun most likely bc I have seen them over & over again. Lol, but I don't remember enjoying it this much. Didn't know Roy's, plan until the end, the banker must have trusted his faith in Roy, with his life he was quick. The council member about his young wife was hilarious, everyone was tired hearing it even me.

[@luisl.lascari1530]

Love it 12-26-2021❤Love the Cartwright family

[@bigvan24]

My all time favorite episode. Brilliantly done.

[@patriciaarvanitis3371]

They should put the principles of Bonanza to our problems - open borders, lenient crime etc.

[@Poseidon0077]

A Lotttt of Nice Endings in these Bonanza episodes!… Compliments to the Writer.

[@misslucky5474]

Who does that man think he is? Talking to Little Joe like that in his own house. The nerve.

[@lynettepalecek3141]

There wasn't anything wrong with that.

[@yougetagoldstar]

That was great. Brilliant way to prove a point showcase Roy's experience.

[@bruceallen6016]

This episode had a darned good moral.

[@cybersee9966]

Riveting episode...great writing... including the title.

[@nnamdianyanwu2975]

Absolutely fantastic episode that highlights our favorite and beloved Sheriff! Folks raise your cappuccinos to Roy Coffee!!! P.S. This episode should’ve been a successful pilot to a spin-off ..

[@dandrane1251]

Parley Baer tried to tell Andy Griffith how to run the Mayberry Sheriff's office, too.

[@quentinstoeckel5959]

Parley Baer spent years with Matt Dillon on Gunsmoke he knows Sheriff's work

[@lynettepalecek3141]

@@quentinstoeckel5959 No, Parley Baer didn't work with Matt Dillon. Dennis Weaver did. Then, Ken Curtis did. Then Buck Taylor did. I grew up in the 1960s and the 1970s. We watched "Gunsmoke" every Saturday night. I have the first season on dvds.

[@quentinstoeckel5959]

@@lynettepalecek3141 never said that he worked on TV gunsmoke, Parley Baer was Chester Proudfoot on gunsmoke from 1952 to 1961 on the radio series. 4 years before the TV series started in 1955

[@Chr.U.Cas2216]

Oh WOW, simply fantastic! What an old fox! Kudos. 👍👌👏 I'm currently watching all Bonanza episodes and this one I like the most until now. Brilliant script. Great acting. Thanks a lot for uploading and sharing this old series. Best regards, luck and health.

[@toinimoore3463]

Yep! Most family members have their problems and you have to make sure they mind no matter how old they are so they can grow up and learn something!

[@chantelleknight9311]

Roy hand cuffed, hilarious

[@rickrick5041]

Our Sheriff

[@gibby6904]

Sherriff coffee was the best Bonanza sherriff period.....

[@iijj5027]

Great episode

[@syneathiabell1350]

Great episode....Thank you for posting this.💗💕

[@GrjngoWesternSeries]

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[@lynettepalecek3141]

That was pretty cool the way that the bank manager got himself out of the bank vault.

[@davidcopperfield-notthemag397]

Love this episode!

[@jamesholmen9725]

Binge watching these outstanding episodes❤

[@AJ-yw7hf]

Excellent episode. Beautiful.

[@dalepartap120]

wisdom over age always wins

[@andrewvelonis5940]

Another great episode. I had Coffey's plan figured out as soon as I saw them putting bars on the windows.

[@mindycheyanne4521]

Terrific script! Great story!

[@manaramapatra7831]

Fantastic episode. This episode is all about bank robbery. Adam Cartwrite played the lead role in this episode. Robbers who wanted to rob the bank were get punished at the end. Good storyline. Happy ending.❤❤❤😊😊

[@PeterCollins60]

One of my favorite episodes

[@jimmyrick2844]

One of my favorite episodes. Thanks for the upload.

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[@abbykoop5363]

This was a great episode!

[@GrjngoWesternSeries]

Happy to hear you like it

[@Amarillobymorning777]

A real man recognized his mistakes. Then , the real man apologized for. And a real man forget about it.

[@winonamassingill7895]

This movie was kinda a stretch and not very believed but it’s a good lesson in trusting in the wisdom of older people. I love the lessons that this series teaches us. Ben and Hoss are my favorite characters. I liked Little Joe until he got older and I realized in life what a frivolous man he turned out to be and certainly not a man who I could look up to.

[@squeezable]

My favorite episode.

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[@andreaidesalvo9738]

Well everyone! You said it all any thing that i had would be repeating in my own way what you all have stated. But I will repeat if. I may that these episodes can mirror real life. Most of the episodes were that way they taught us the viewer how act and live in the desperate of times and understand the teaches lessons to us all!!!

[@glynisgibson3986]

Nice episode. I laughed heartly. However, those 4 penny any old men got to my nerves. Congratulations sheriff on our tactics.

[@patriciaarvanitis3371]

Loved Roy

[@paulkatz258]

Thanks for uploading this episode

[@luisl.lascari1530]

Wow I'm glad I got to watch this episode!! From Laredo,Texas

[@margaretrucker1506]

Good Roy that's a sheriff!!!!

[@hannablue7038]

The best idea I've ever seen. Have to watch it again and again!