Bonanza - The Legacy | Episode 145 | BEST WESTERN SERIES | Wild West | Full Episode

Free Western Classic: Bonanza - Episode 145 - The Legacy - When Ben goes missing and presumed dead after being shot by a poacher he was hunting alone, his sons search for the seemingly likely suspects: three innocent ex-convicts who fear being so suspected.
The Legacy
Director: Bernard McEveety (as Bernard E. McEveety)
Writer: Anthony Wilson
Stars: Lorne Greene, Pernell Roberts, Dan Blocker
Genre: Western
Country: USA
Language: English
Release Date: 15 December 1963 USA
Filming Locations: Paramount Studios - 5555 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA
Storyline:
"Three men newly released from Huntsville prison make their way across the Ponderosa. When Ben and Little Joe see someone is poaching their cattle, Ben goes after them. When he comes upon those responsible, he is ambushed and left for dead. When only his horse returns to the ranch, the sons set off to find Ben's missing rifle at best or at the worst his killers." Written by DrDOS on IMDb.com
Reviews:
"No single Cartwright dominates this particular episode, all four of them have their moments in The Legacy.
While riding the Ponderosa Ben comes across a poacher and he is shot by him. The man was one of three who were recently let out of prison and are making their way home.
Lorne Greene is left to die on the trail, but a passing drummer finds him and doctors him in the person of Robert Harris. The boys don't know Greene's alive, all they know is their father's horse comes home to the Ponderosa with blood on the saddle. All three of them take after the perpetrators and they split up each going after one of the released convicts.
All three of the sons has a story to tell in catching up with their man. Greene finds out and worries as to what they will do. If he's raised them right they'll leave it to the law. But as we know the Cartwrights are one close knit family.
It's nice and tight well constructed Bonanza episode, but there's one really bad flaw. The shooter steals Lorne Greene's rifle with a carved C on the stock. How he kept it hidden from the other two I still can't figure it out.
James Best, Sandy Kevin, and Philip Pine are the three convicts. Also in the cast in a minor role as a cowboy is James Doohan. Robert Mitchum's brother John Mitchum plays a saloon bartender. In his memoirs John Mitchum relates how well he got along with Dan Blocker who he saw as a good old boy from Texas. He was shocked when he found out Blocker was a liberal, he didn't fit the mold of a liberal in Mitchum's eyes.
Other than that one flaw The Legacy is a good episode showing Cartwright family values at their best." Written by bkoganbing on IMDb.com
"Well, this was quite a "who done it". I was pleasantly surprised. Basically, a much more serious tone to this story.. The boys think their dad is killed by a poacher. And they go off a looking for them.
But along the way, three men released from prison get the blame.
But, is one of them the supposed killer? And a poacher? Watch and find out!
James Doohan and James Best in supporting roles.
I'm not a big Bonanza watcher, but this episode is very very good. If Bonanza ever gets redone, I hope the stories are this good.
Ten stars." Written by dukeb0y on IMdb.com
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[@neilwaldock6272]

"Slow to anger, slow to condemn, slow to hurt living things." That's the Hoss we know and love.

[@muralinatarajan831]

Blessed are those father who have such a great sons

[@zanenobbs352]

Excellent how their faith, morality, and respect for their father came through!

[@Karlam20001]

Yes,that is soooo true.Too bad Billy did'nt listen to his Father,he might have had a chance in not getting arrested.

[@dakotahstr]

Grew up in a family like them. Just a different Era!😂

[@voiceofreason7856]

If someone were to ask me " Of all the 431 episodes, over those 14 seasons, which one truly showcases each Cartwright, their basic morals, character, loyalty and the love they have for each other ?" This episode would be it. I don't even know how many times I've watched this wonderful episode over the years - the story it tells never gets old, or 'out of style'..... No wonder they called it 'The Legacy' - they must have somehow 'known'. :)

[@jimmorrison7102]

I’ve always loved Ben’s horse. Great actor.

[@itsasport3184]

I think I like you Mr @Jim Morrison

[@voiceofreason7856]

That horse was also used as James Arness's mount in Gunsmoke for a time. The horse's name was Buck, and though he's listed on some sites as a thoroughbred, he definitely has the look and build of a quarter horse. Michael Landon once remarked on a talk show that Lorne Greene didn't much care for riding or horses. Still, when Bonanza was cancelled, Lorne bought Buck, for fear that the horse would end up in a bad way. He then donated Buck to a therapeutic riding center. Buck taught mentally and physically challenged children to ride until his passing in 1992 at the age of 45, an unusually long life for a horse.

[@sherrybyerly4199]

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[@bv6086]

@@voiceofreason7856 awe I love that.

[@belbal5004]

If I ever get another horse, he'll look like that one.

[@Joesfosterdogs]

@38:00 "If you're lying dont make it worse by blaspheming!" Amen...when a consciousness of God was present in the episodic writing culture.

[@user-pd7il3xz5j]

This was great. I love it when all 4 of them are in the show.

[@susanvenkatraman9503]

Lucky to hv such loving sons! 👍👌😘🥰😍⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@Coupal1]

Wonderful. One of the best. I love the episodes where their real personalities and values show.

[@milescolten5181]

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[@brycentitus5108]

@Miles Colten yea, I've been using Kaldrostream for since december myself =)

[@madelineray9480]

What a family! I love them all!! Again, THANK YOU for giving me another great joy.

[@GrjngoWesternSeries]

Our pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it so much. Thanks for tuning in! 🤠👌🎬🍿

[@raminrasouli191]

I remember this being my all time favorite episode.

[@organization8424]

I really like this show I wish they make show like this now days

[@marialopes6933]

Traduzi para portugezi

[@teachercharlesamericanengl2098]

Brought tears to my eyes 😢😢😢

[@dennishardy3869]

Awesome episode. If only more father's taught their sons of stuff like this. There wouldn't be so much crime or murders and the wives or girlfriend's would be treated with much more respect. Is what makes Bonanza so great 👍.

[@JFF35753]

If you watch the show a lot then you know the boys were taught Christian morality. It always works. Today, you have too many men that had no married father to watch over them. Only immoral women who want government handouts. It's not working out very well is it.

[@multirichardb]

I love how these writers always script in honor, instincts, and integrity, these are innate, however, people rarely depend, trust, or listen to these beneficial melodies within our hearts, minds, and our guts. This was a beautiful episode showing the great job Ben did teaching his three young men to pay attention,, and fight for what they believed in.

[@michaelwashington2511]

People tend too fear what they don't understand, such is the fate and the fury of man.I might not pass this way again 😥"M".

[@esterbeagain599]

This was a wonderful series I enjoyed watching it so much it made me think of my son that I spent so much time trying to instill those very same qualities in him thank God I did right now he's ill but I know he's going to be okay thank you so much Esther

[@shirleyfunte3063]

Like the Cartwright's Discernment before ridicule and find out the facts before one s anger arises to turn the blame upon self.

[@shirleyfunte3063]

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[@MrSidarora]

The best of all what episodes I have seen of bonanza, being an Indian I value family values and traditions plus learning’s, the writer has done a magnificent job here

[@carolcarter3712]

Thank you thank you again another episode of right and wrong this time thr boy's show there pa he taught his son's right a marvellous episode from a caring loving family thank you so much please bring me more Adam sure cheers me up the Cartwrights cheer me up ❤

[@jadezee6316]

and here it is......THE BEST episode in the history of Bonanza......

[@southernbelle6108]

Best Bonanza I ever watched I am 70 years young and I love all westerns have seen hundreds my paa would say this one takes the cake

[@joeowens6180]

The quality of Mercy, and the rule of Law - two glories of Ben the teacher, and his sons so well taught. Always every episode is edifying. Grjngo always chooses the best!

[@mariagertrudesdelacruz4246]

With this current generation, how do we pass onto our children such good insight so that they may have a good judgment. Ben is surely going to leave the best of his legacy.

[@brendaw321]

Remember this is all make believe not real life.

[@thekrrib]

It is make believe but real people still wrote it ... and as a family show. Not many people like the Cartwrights around nowadays, and the values were different in the 1960s, when they wrote this stuff but people like this did exist. They still do, but nowadays they are jist few and far between. Best of all though, no politically correct BS!

[@belbal5004]

It used to make me feel lacking as a parent the second round if viewing, but as years pass children tend to go back to being more like their families still, and itcall worked out fine.

[@joijaxx]

Lead by example.

[@dennishardy3869]

The words are great but it's actually more like by example. Ben Cartwright didn't just speak of his teachings he also shows by example.

[@stephonjoachim2482]

This episode bought tears to my eyes, lovly episode

[@mercybrown8261]

Beautiful what a family means to them.They had a heart of gold.

[@stevenrussell5340]

I like the Pete charactor, he has been in several of these Bonanza episodes, he has such a great voice for his roles as a wimpy person.

[@anthonynappo1759]

Great episode I love this show been watching it for 35 years. This is my favorite. One of the best. Very heart warming. They don't make shows like this anymore. The cast of Bonanza had magic so good. I remember watching this show with my grandfather when I was a kid miss those days. When know I watch this know I remember those days. This show is still as great as it was 50 years ago.

[@mariegarrett5204]

This was a very good episode. A heartwarming tearjerker. Only thing is, I really didn’t like the comment that the peddler made regarding Hoss. He said he was probably “slow”. WTF? Hoss is so kind, compassionate, considerate, hard working, fun loving and intelligent. NOTHING slow about him‼️ I can’t stand the way that truly sweet and kind people are regarded as “slow” or dumb. It’s sickening.👎

[@jadezee6316]

the peddler was feeling worse by the minute after learning how Ben and his sons relationships were.....by the end he was fully aware of all he had missed in life.....it was a very sad reminder of what a lot of people feel as they age.....he was merely looking for some little thing to give him a bit of comfort.....by saying what he did about Hoss....he attempted to give himself a bit of breathing room....he never found it....

[@LilliLamour]

Unfortunately, they did that a lot to Hoss, and every time he proved them wrong.

[@patriciaarvanitis3371]

You said it.

[@lynettepalecek3141]

Ben very quickly pointed out that Hoss was slow to anger, slow to show violence, and other positive virtues that Hoss had.

[@billperspic2479]

Bonanza and the big valley are the greatest of shows!

[@reginagarone8584]

Great episode.. I watched Bonanza every Sunday nite with my Parents and loved the chevys sponsers Little Joe was a doll and quite a talented man Shame he died a horrible desease as he did He is with the Lord I m sure!

[@GrjngoWesternSeries]

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[@RC-hv3ne]

Yes!!!! another great episode :)

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[@richardaizer6227]

Great show. Best Western of all time and thus episode was the best of the best!

[@briangilbert8733]

I make it a point to watch this episode of Bonanza each Father's Day. To me it is the best episode of the series, because it's shows the very essence of the Cartwright family-their love of the Cartwright boys for their father, and his love and concern for THEM as well. Special mention to young Danny Paige, who gives the audience the entire backstory of where his father has been and why with a very innocent story, and Colonel Chapin, who was an almost "Dark Cartwright" version of Ben, with a son nowhere NEAR as noble as any ONE of Ben's three! My favorite line comes FROM Colonel Chapin, when he looks Billy up and down after warning Billy NOT to go after Joe, saying with voice tinged with both admiration and regret "You wouldn't even UNDERSTAND him!"

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[@nancysherburne7445]

I'm sure Anthony Wilson, the writer, would have appreciated how much the story moved you. My adoptive father was not at all like Ben, and I envy Joe, Hoss, and Adm for having a father they could love and respect. Surely The Legacy is an episode fitting to watch on Father's Day.

[@abdidiriye5454]

Great to Watch every episode

[@yougetagoldstar]

This episode played out differently. Was great.

[@romanc.5074]

Marvelous stuff, marvelous.

[@fabam7553]

great episode!

[@bermic7526]

Great episode. Loved it.!!!

[@multirichardb]

Luck has nothing to do with teaching by example, this is pure principle, too few people teach this, especially by example. When we love so much this oozes from our pores and has a fragrance like a fresh garden in full bloom.

[@belbal5004]

Yes!

[@teamsuperbabycheeks9521]

Love these break down of the character type episodes, like a rose for lota and springtime. You really get to know the boys and how different they are. As I always say Thanks for the upload!

[@deborahchmura1903]

I know no one is counting.. but this episode is most assuredly in the Bonanza top 10.

[@Amarillobymorning777]

I’m a very lucky man. My 01 WJ 4.0L name is Eric “ hoss” Cartwright. I saw bonanza went I was 6 years old in Toluca Mexico.

[@user-cf2fm1pp4l]

I wish all the people in our world have the same relationship with their family

[@toinimoore3463]

Yes he was paid by seeing the three boys that obviously listened and loved their Father by obeying the Bible as taught them and they could not kill three men by seeing the people and their lives so had them arrested as should he was paid seeing how three boys all of them turned out Good 😇🙏

[@brendaw321]

I don't recall any episodes referring to bible studies or of Ben talking about the bible. Many viewers make all kinds of assumptions of this fictional family. I go by the facts presented.

[@belbal5004]

That's a good way of looking at it.

[@petethelegend]

@@brendaw321 "Blessed are they" is one

[@hueyjoseph4526]

So powerful on the eve of Father's Day what a great episode the legacy of a Father's Love

[@djnkosi]

No lie, this episode made me tear up at the end. So so good! 🥲🙏🏽

[@TheSMCIII]

Agree. When Dormann tells Ben at the End----'You Are A Very Lucky Man Mr. Cartwright', I Teared Up Too. That Says it ALL about the Love and Respect in This Wonderful Family. I think it's the Best 'Line' in the Whole Series.

[@eddiefaccioni2453]

Jacob Dormann who saved Ben, comes across like a guardian angel in human form. By the way, you never see Ben's rifle with the silver C in any other episodes.

[@rosalindayoung1088]

Never ever have I seen it!

[@venitamayers4921]

A very touching episode. A good reminder of how important it is to teach your children values that leave a good family legacy

[@reginagarone8584]

Gee I never thought of the man that saved Ben as an angel Seems so true

[@yooperwoodcarver5396]

yes you do, in an episode in the early 1970s where Jamie shows it off

[@eddiefaccioni2453]

@@yooperwoodcarver5396 Thanks. I will try to find that episode.

[@keithdavidson4723]

32:55 - Good to see James Doohan (Scotty from Star Trek:TOS) who pledges his allegiance to a Colonel here rather than a Captain. (I’ve already seen Leonard Nimoy in another episode).

[@thekrrib]

And "Roscoe P Coletrane", James Best. So young!

[@anacordoba5042]

what a great actor michae landon is

[@gw6496]

Love this show!!

[@GrjngoWesternSeries]

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[@ynp1978]

Very good episode!

[@willdrucker4291]

So sad...was up at Incline Village the other day...The Ponderosa Ranch tourist attraction, which had been there since 1967, is ALL GONE...been watching these episodes ever since...they just don’t make shows like this anymore

[@AshTray2169]

How long has it been gone? Why is it gone?

[@belbal5004]

55 years ago. Wow

[@GanjaClaus]

The mother of all episodes!

[@marthaashley2211]

I love to watch bonanza even I have seen it its always worth watching again

[@andrewcamarillo8427]

One of favorite

[@joannajones8533]

A Great Episode :) but i was surprised the writers wrote it in such a way that the Cartwright boys assumed straight away that their dad was killed and they had to kill the guy who did it...i mean, usually they say there should be a trial. So, i am a bit surprised that: (a) they did not know for sure their dad was dead, and (b) they were willing to take the law in their own hands....

[@bartgabriels425]

Great , bonanza they don't make it like this in 2023... overacting is now the norm, overkill, unreal situations... give me the movies and TV shows of the past ....

[@iamwahyusetiyo]

Joe shows maturity his father worries about. While Adam and Hoss lose temper their father believes it not going to happen to them. In sum, Mr. Cartwright misjudges his sons. This is a great episode in terms of characterisation roller-coaster.

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[@NightridewithNikki]

Not really because while it did show Adam and Hoss come to anger while we see them, however at the end when they all meet back up it's revealed that Hoss and Adam didn't actually kill their respective prisoner and that's what Ben's point was I think

[@ronleddy5131]

Great title for the episode!

[@colinsorrells8755]

I love the episode where Adam Cartwright kills Trapper John in a drunken shootout.

[@andrewrehnert4997]

No Joe you go catch up with your brothers I’ll take on the bushwhacker all by myself, what could possibly go wrong?

[@toinimoore3463]

Good you didn’t shoot the guy especially with Pa’s rifle!

[@rickrick5041]

The poacher. Never go by yourself

[@coltgun876]

@@toinimoore3463 I think he did shoot him.

[@daysyperez5103]

@@coltgun876 No. He didn't. Seems you didn't understood what's Little Joe said to Ben: No, pa. I didn't kill him, he deserved it but I didn't because your rifle.

[@fullyrooted__org]

It’s bonanza have to split them up in the start some how

[@mohsinalisiddiqui1716]

Awsome the series of bonanza I watched in my early days with my father how respect from came throw%

[@lynettepalecek3141]

Ben, Adam, and Hoss Cartwright weren't wearing their hats when they went outside to great Little Joe when Little Joe came home. That shows how worried they were about Little Joe. Little Joe said that the Colonel's son confessed to shooting Ben Cartwright. He said that towards the end of the show. How so many missed that is amazing.

[@iamwahyusetiyo]

I like your psychological analysis. 👍

[@lynettepalecek3141]

@@iamwahyusetiyo Thank you Seth.

[@briangilbert8733]

I think that the main reason that the other three Cartwrights weren't shown wearing hats is because a) the scene takes place quite early in the morning (there's a shot of a sunrise at the start of that scene) and b) because all of them (and Mr. Doerman) had been up all night, worrying about the fate of the Prince of the Ponderosa.

[@billperspic2479]

Never saw how fast hoss is?

[@srivity]

great!

[@hossmoss3378]

Hey That’s Roscoe P Cole train

[@nadaprlic22]

Yes, he's actually been in a few episodes of Bonanza.

[@timothykozlowski2945]

He was chasing the Duke Boys way back then.

[@sharinaannuar3727]

So well written this episode. Very well written.

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[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

👍👌👏 Oh WOW, what a great episode! Thanks a lot for uploading and sharing this old series. Best regards luck and health.

[@Bear-Ur2ez]

He distilled in his sons vengeance is mine saith the Lord . And they took heed to his teachings. However as human beings in some situations it is often difficult to not want to give the lord a helping hand. Even though he is more than qualified to handle things in his own time.

[@sharinaannuar3727]

Great Episode ... 2nd best ... 1st being the Hayburner ... love it when all 4 ... the Father & 3 sons in one episode.

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[@cgallagher5023]

45:00 .... Here you go, Pa -- here's your rifle.

[@hannablue7038]

very moving, teaches us to think before we act

[@hanoc101]

Not a huge fan of the series but this is my favorite episode of the ones I've seen.

[@cgallagher5023]

39:38 Little Joe is relentless.

[@belbal5004]

He had a good fight scene in this one.

[@marthaashley2211]

Loved it. Thank u

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[@kathrynthayne7350]

I dont get why the comments about Ben not paying the peddler. He said he wanted to and it was the peddler who turned the offer down.

[@belbal5004]

To be a part of something rare and beautiful, even as a spectator, is priceless.

[@lynettepalecek3141]

@Kathryn Thayne. The people who complained about Ben not paying the peddler didn't watch this show close enough to realize that Ben offered to pay the peddler $100, but the peddler turned Ben down.

[@user-go1ku7mr6q]

אחלה 🎀 סרט

[@janpiet4740]

Ben Cartwright. Great father to great sons.

[@Barbbfly]

GBU all from Wpg. Canada

[@user-bi3if4sw8f]

Which God are you blessing us with?

[@rayrivera9141]

One of the best episodes

[@cindykaywebster4643]

That really scared me when Pa got shot!

[@Johnnyvaughan2129]

Great episode… if you’re a fans of the show as I have been for over fifty years you know the the old peddler that saved Ben does come back in another episode. This seldom happens on bonanza.

[@METALLICARULES11]

44:06. No Ben. They have been taught to bring murderers to Jail where they will be tried and sentenced to death by hanging anyway.

[@belbal5004]

Respect for law, which sometimes can be flawed but always better than random death without the consideration of outside influence.

[@rikijett310]

Sheriff Rosco Pete Coltrane 😂

[@petercole8798]

If a episode came out in Dec of 1963 when was it filmed. Like September.

[@angelonettebolden2700]

There's Roscoe Legit rain from the Dukes of Hazard!

[@brianwest2775]

An EXCELLENT episode! I'd like to have it end with Ben telling the hawker to set up at the crossroads on the edge of his property because "I bet that you'll do good business there, and maybe we'll become part of your regular route." The only thing that I didn't like was Little Joe gathering all of the town's men together in the bar. The felt really odd. It was also odd that the general's (?) men quickly disappeared when directed by the son when that was clearly against the general's wishes. It was expedient but would have made more sense if the son stopped Joe on the trail after he had been released.

[@marcziegenhain8420]

Scotty meets Commander Adama.

[@nancysherburne7445]

How can anyone complain about an episode like The Legacy that shows how Ben's raising of his three boys left them with the ability to make a good decision under such emotional circumstances? However much I liked it, there is something that wasn't finished and that was the return of Ben's horse Buck. I am afraid I missed who it was who shot Ben but he also shot Buck. The horse turned up at the campsite where the three men whom Joe, Hoss, and Adam believed killed their father. At first, one of the men mentioned taking home with them but was told the wounded horse would just slow them down, so they left Buck behind. That was the last time we saw Buck. In the end, I saw Scout and Chub side by side and Cochise off to one side but I didn't see Ben's horse nor was he mentioned. Maybe it's because I not only love animals but I am a.so crazy about horses that I am bothered by this. Still, that won't change my opinion that The Legacy ranks, to me, as one of the best of the over 400 episodes of this great series.

[@Revelation18-4]

Who shot Ben?

[@METALLICARULES11]

The man Joe went after. He confessed to it.

[@lynettepalecek3141]

@Isaiah 54:17. The Colonel's son shot Ben.

[@lysmykyta1199]

With all that fighting, I am surprised the characters still have all their teeth😁😁😁

[@jimmybrice6360]

what i dont like about the start of this show - is that no way would ben have really gone alone. that is just stupid. and the guy is hiding behind the bush, and ben yells at him, while on his horse ? no way - he goes behind the tree, gets off his horse, and yells at him, while he is holding his gun. this is so obvious that anyone in that circumstance would have done that, automatically.

[@evanflowforever6615]

39:40. Put down that gun and let's have some fun. Way to go Joe. That's a man right there.

[@billperspic2479]

Hoss sure knows j hill ow to knock on a door! Hahaha

[@scottjohnson7495]

The world was never like this deal with it but it did make you think as a kid it was 🤣

[@lindseyb849]

Scotty!!!!

[@monicalifornia_]

Scotty 😂👍

[@stevenrussell5340]

The scene at 33:36 has Scotty from Star Trek original series; he is quite good as a western player.

[@hermionemk]

“I’m not interested in your character references!” 😂😂😂

[@timothykozlowski2945]

Great line

[@timothykozlowski2945]

Sheriff Roscoe P Coltrane from the Dukes of Hazzard

[@injunmick8498]

What year is this? You might include that.

[@slee706]

It aired on TV in the 1960s'

[@billperspic2479]

Wow! Ben had 3 wives!