As I was watching an episode today and saw Joe once again fighting with someone.
I thought, was that common in those days?
To constantly be fighting and punching people??
I guess it was a big deal back, then not to be considered a coward or scared.
An absolute fantastic very underrated episode from Hoss Cartwright/ Dan Blocker on racism. I won’t spoil for anyone who hasn’t watched but easily a 9-10 maybe even a 10-10 episode, and a great performance by little John reminded me of Solomon from Little House On The Prairie “The Wisdom Of Solomon. Another brilliant directing from Michael Landon also. 🙏😭
Dan Blocker's Nevada Nutty Slaw from The All-American Cowboy Cookbook - This recipe was a real winner, but we had to make some little adjustments. Here are my notes:
Edited: Forgot to mention that the oil was a bit much and I ended up adding more vinegar. Didn't have Ramen noodles so used these chow mein noodles instead. I like them better anyways 😜
I’m watching on season 10 and it’s crazy how he went from kid to GROWN man just like that just something little I noticed
I accidentally discovered today that there was a American poet/novelist named Elizabeth Stoddard nee Drew ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Drew_Stoddard ).
Her husband was born in Massachusetts (are bells starting to ring for anyone yet?), whose own father was a sea-captain (ding-ding-ding!).
I just wonder which writer of the show it was that knew any one of the above writers and decided to use their (parts of) names and history to create Ben Cartwright's and Adam's back story.
Btw, this is Elizabeth..... happy lady won't you say?
I’m in season 9 and just finished the episode “Star Crossed” and that was honestly the closest I came to crying in a while, what do you think are some of the saddest episodes?
Such a funny scene ^^ Decent episode too. "Day of the dragon"
