Collectors know the value of items relating to TV shows and their characters. You can go online to search for Bonanza collectables and see what prices are for the items you wish to purchase. They can range from a few dollars up to thousands and even more depending on what the item is and how rare it may be.
You could attend an event that specializes in TV related merchandise and buy one or more items right (more…)

Running for 430 seasons more than 14 years, NBC’s “Bonanza,” produced by Paramount Studios from 1959-70 and Warner Brothers Studios from 1970-73, was primetime television’s second longest running western series, after “Gunsmoke,” and, through its continued airing in syndication, remains a much beloved and immensely popular program among millions to this day. Its popularity was such that in 2002, a generation after vanishing from primetime, it ranked 43 on TV Guide’s list of “50 Greatest TV Shows of All Time.”
“Bonanza” chronicled the life and times of the Cartwright family, which lived in (more…)

Of the three Cartwright son’s, Little Joe always seemed to be the one that the ladies would fall head over heals. His older brother, Adam was handsome, but a little standoffish and middle brother “Hoss” was just big, cuddly and often too softhearted. Joseph was the young, hot tempered member of the family which also made him the “bad boy” of the three. Perhaps, this is why he was so appealing because he had a rough edge that made him (more…)

Fans of Bonanza have seen and poured over every episode but what else is there to watch when you tire of your favorite show? Here’s a list of decent westerns you may find rerunning on your DIRECT.TV if you look through the channels hard enough
3:10 to Yuma: Out in the last few years, 3:10 is one of the best westerns we’ve ever seen, period. It’s got an all star cast and a heck of a plot and the violence and cinematography is exactly what you’d expect from a period-perfect (more…)