Episode
Bonanza: Enter Thomas Bowers
Overview
After a triumphant tour in Europe, a famous Negro singer encounters racial prejudice in Virginia City when he arrives for a concert.
Details
- Series
- Bonanza
- Season
- Season 5
- Episode
- Episode 30
- Air date
- 1964-04-26
- Runtime
- 49 min
Episode context
Enter Thomas Bowers is Episode 30 in Season 5 of Bonanza. It aired on 1964-04-26. The runtime is 49 min.
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Episode 29: The Companeros
Mateo Ibara and his wife Carla visit the Ponderosa. Ibara asks Will to return to Mexico with him. Ibara and Will fought together for Juarez's cause and Ibara saved Will's life. For this reason, Will feels obligated to Ibara, but Ben is suspicious of the man's motives.
Episode 31: The Dark Past
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Episode 27: The Roper
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Episode 33: Triangle
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Episode 26: The Saga of Muley Jones
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Episode 34: Walter and the Outlaws
Hilarious sequel to "Any Friend Of Walter's" in which Obie leaves Walter in Hoss' care. The three outlaws, Macy, Teague, and Willard, kidnap Walter and hold him for ransom, leaving Hoss and the returning Obie to rescue him, but matters turn out the other way.
Episode 25: Return to Honor
Ben must travel to pay his respects after he learns of the death of his nephew Will. When he visits the grave, he finds his nephew barely alive with a bullet wound. He takes him to a doctor and Will insists that he leave, but Ben refuses. Will explains that the men after him must believe that he is dead. Ben decides his best bet is to take Will home. He and Will are followed by the same men who are interested in some valuables Will is carrying.
Episode 24: No Less a Man
The town council feels Roy Coffee can no longer do his job, and with the notorious Wagner gang on their way to rob the bank, everyone is in a panic. Ben and Adam disagree with the town council and do what they can to help Roy out.
Episode 23: The Pure Truth
Hoss is suffering from spring fever, goes to the wrong town and is accused of bank robbery.
Episode 22: Love Me Not
While talking with an Indian, Ben is given an unexpected present...a woman. She is a young white woman named Joan who has lived with the Indians since she was a little girl. Through a humorous learning experience, Ben tries to teach Joan how to behave like a white woman. In the process, Ben finds himself in an awkward situation.