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BONANZA, one of the earliest series filmed in color, was a Sunday night tradition for fourteen seasons on the NBC-TV network. Even when being bounced around the weekly schedule (the prove aired on Saturdays, Sundays and Tuesdays over the years), this family-style oater always got beneficial ratings. The stars were Lorne Greene, Pernell Roberts, Michael Landon and Dan Blocker (although Roberts chose to leave less than halfway through the show’s 14 season bustle) .
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The BEST OF BONANZA DVD box location is a terrific package of classic TV westerns. You secure 25½ hours of programming for one enormous shameful brand. This MILL CREEK ENTERTAINMENT collection consists of four double-sided DVDs. There’s 31 BONANZA episodes here, as well as a bonus of three WAGON Explain shows. The list of prominent actors who appeared in these (primarily) 1960 programs is quite extensive (search for below) .
The BEST OF BONANZA is most definitely for all fans of early television and especially TV westerns.
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The following list includes 1 to 10 poll ratings maintained by a film website. There’s also season/episode/airdate and guest stars for each demonstrate.
PROGRAM CONTENTS:
DISC ONE–
(7.2) The Gunmen (S.1, #19 – 1/23/60) – Ellen Corby/Dorothy Crehan/King Donovan
(7.5) The Apprehension Merchants (S.1, #20 – 1/30/60) – Philip Ahn/Gregg Barton/Alexander Campbell
(7.7) The Spanish Grant (S.1, #21 – 2/6/60) – Salvador Baguez/Holly Bane/Sebastian Cabot
(6.8) Blood on the Land (S.1, #22 – 2/13/60) – Ray Daly/Glenn Holtzman/Everett Sloane
(7.8) Desert Justice (S.1, #23 – 2/20/60) – Claude Akins/Tom Greenway/Ron Hayes
(??? ) The Stranger (S.1, #24 – 2/27/60) – Hal Baylor/Lloyd Nolan/Elizabeth York
(6.8) Dash to Ponderosa (S.1, #25 – 3/5/60) – Chris Alcaide/Dayton Lummis/Joe Maross
(8.0) The Avenger (S.1, #26 – 3/12/60) – Jean Allison/James Anderson/Vic Morrow
DISC TWO–
(7.0) San Francisco Holiday (S.1, #28 – 4/2/60) – Kathleen Crowley/Richard Deacon/Tor Johnson
(8.3) Bitter Water (S.1, #29 – 4/9/60) – Clarke Alexander/Merry Anders/Rhys Williams
(7.7) Feet of Clay (S.1, #30 – 4/16/60) – John Eldredge/Logan Field/Tom Greenway
(8.5) Black Star (S.1, #31 – 4/23/60) – Arthur Batanides/Argentina Brunetti/Hugo Haas
(8.3) Death at Dawn (S.1, #32 – 4/30/60) – Paul Carr/Nancy Deale/Peter Leeds
(8.5) Showdown (S.2, #1 – 9/10/60) – Ben Cooper/Jack Lambert/Norman Leavitt
(??? ) The Mission (S.2, #2 – 9/17/60) – Robert Adler/Harry Carey Jr./John Dehner
(7.8) Badge Without Honor (S.2, #3 – 9/24/60) – Fred Beir/Dan Duryea/Wendell Holmes
(8.0) The Mill (S.2, #4 – 10/1/60) – Claude Akins/Dianne Foster/Harry Townes
DISC THREE–
(??? ) The Hopefuls (S.2, #5 – 10/8/60) – Patricia Donahue/Larry Gates/Paul Genge
(8.2) Denver McKee (S.2, #6 – 10/15/60) – Bob Barker/Stephen Cortleigh/Franchot Tone
(7.9) Day of Reckoning (S.2, #7 – 10/22/60) – Gail Bonney/Anthony Caruso/Ricardo Montalban
(8.4) The Abduction (S.2, #8 – 10/29/60) – Bob Hopkins/Barbara Lawrence/Robert ‘Big Buck’ Maffei
(7.4) Breed of Violence (S.2, #9 – 11/5/80) – Norman Alden/Val Avery/Hal Baylor
(8.4) The Last Viking (S.2, #10 – 11/12/60) – Neville Brand/Herbert Lytton/Ric Marlow
(9.6) The Pace Gang (S.2, #11 – 11/26/60) – Edgar Buchanan/Harry Antrim/Richard Davalos
(7.9) The Savage (S.2, #12 – 12/3/60) – Anna-Lisa/Maurice Jara/Victor Millan
DISC FOUR–
(8.0) The Last Trophy (S.1, #27 – 3/26/60) – Edward Ashley/Jimmy Carter/Hazel Court
(8.1) Quiet Converse (S.2, #13 – 12/10/60) – James Griffith/Albert Salmi/Stella Stevens
(7.7) The Ape (S.2, #14 – 12/17/60) – Leonard Nimoy/Cal Bolder/Rodolfo Hoyos Jr.
(8.7) The Blood Line (S.2, #15 – 12/31/60) – Lee Van Cleef/Thomas Brown Henry/Allan Lane
(7.7) The Courtship (S.2, #16 – 1/7/61) – Julie Adams/Paul Dubov/Lyle Talbot
(8.7) The Spitfire (S.2, #17 – 1/14/61) – Jack Elam/Claude Hall/Don C. Harvey
(??? ) Alias Bill Hawks (WAGON Teach) (S.6, #34 – 5/15/63) – Jeannie Bal/Hal Baylor/Ed Nelson
(??? ) The Dr. Denker Sage (WAGON State) (S.5, #18 – 1/31/62) – Theodore Bikel
(??? ) The Malachi Hobart Chronicle (S.5, #17 – 1/24/62) (WAGON Remark) – Franchot Tone/Irene Ryan/Wally Brown
The sound and relate quality is really profitable on these DVD’s but doesn’t have modern theme song.
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