Episode
Bonanza: Marie, My Love
Overview
When Cochise falls on Joe, Ben cannot help but remember that is how Marie Cartwright was killed. He thinks back to meeting her in New Orleans in a rather confusing story not quite in synch with details discussed in "The First Born".
Details
- Series
- Bonanza
- Season
- Season 4
- Episode
- Episode 20
- Air date
- 1963-02-10
- Runtime
- 49 min
Episode context
Marie, My Love is Episode 20 in Season 4 of Bonanza. It aired on 1963-02-10. The runtime is 49 min.
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For a change, it is Adam rather than Joe who becomes mixed up in one of Hoss' funny exploits. Together they purchase a thoroughbred horse, and end up competing against their little brother in the big Virginia City race. This is Pernell Robert's favorite comedy episode.
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