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06-14-2018 01:09 PM
06-14-2018 01:13 PM
Oh, I remember Bonnie. She was one of my faves on an antique soap opera "Love of Life."
I originally thought it was the "Secret Storm" but the internet said Love of Life.
I can remember stuff like that from middle school but can't remember where I parked my car.
06-14-2018 02:36 PM
Tippi Hedren
Melanie Griffith
Dakota Johnson
Grandmother, mother, daughter
06-14-2018 02:54 PM
I think her name was Bonnie Bedia.
06-14-2018 02:59 PM
Sorry I must be wrong.
06-14-2018 03:09 PM
@BeccaLou wrote:I think her name was Bonnie Bedia.
No it is Bonnie Bedelia.
06-14-2018 03:59 PM
Minnie Riperton singer of Lovin’ You)...mother of Maya Rudolph.
06-14-2018 09:45 PM
I have to post this here. I've heard her name through the years, but really couldn't place her. Then last weekend I watched an episode of Bonanza called "Forever." It was in two parts, and the station showing it only showed the first part. I looked at programming for the week ahead but couldn't find the second part anywhere. Of course I had to research it to find out what happens!
She played a girl Joe courted and married. They seemed to have a perfect life, but she had a gambler brother with debts. Michael Landon wrote the story over a summer's hiatus for Dan Blocker. But then Dan Blocker died suddenly during that summer, so Michael took the lead role himself, adding a few vague references to Dan as "Hoss," with Ben (Lorne Greene) that indicated "Hoss" had passed away.
The second part I only read about. I haven't seen it, but apparently it pushed the limits of TV violence at that time,
When Ben and Joe cry, they are really crying about the loss of Dan Blocker, and the suffering is real. You might know it doesn't end happily for Joe, but he does get some revenge.
Has anyone else seen this? Bonnie Bedelia was 26 when she filmed this episode.
06-14-2018 09:46 PM
I have to post this here. I've heard her name through the years, but really couldn't place her. Then last weekend I watched an episode of Bonanza called "Forever." It was in two parts, and the station showing it only showed the first part. I looked at programming for the week ahead but couldn't find the second part anywhere. Of course I had to research it to find out what happens!
She played a girl Joe courted and married. They seemed to have a perfect life, but she had a gambler brother with debts. Michael Landon wrote the story over a summer's hiatus for Dan Blocker. But then Dan Blocker died suddenly during that summer, so Michael took the lead role himself, adding a few vague references to Dan as "Hoss," with Ben (Lorne Greene) that indicated "Hoss" had passed away.
The second part I only read about. I haven't seen it, but apparently it pushed the limits of TV violence at that time,
When Ben and Joe cry, they are really crying about the loss of Dan Blocker, and the suffering is real. You might know it doesn't end happily for Joe, but he does get some revenge.
Has anyone else seen this? Bonnie Bedelia was 26 when she filmed this episode.
06-14-2018 09:57 PM
@beach-mom wrote:I have to post this here. I've heard her name through the years, but really couldn't place her. Then last weekend I watched an episode of Bonanza called "Forever." It was in two parts, and the station showing it only showed the first part. I looked at programming for the week ahead but couldn't find the second part anywhere. Of course I had to research it to find out what happens!
She played a girl Joe courted and married. They seemed to have a perfect life, but she had a gambler brother with debts. Michael Landon wrote the story over a summer's hiatus for Dan Blocker. But then Dan Blocker died suddenly during that summer, so Michael took the lead role himself, adding a few vague references to Dan as "Hoss," with Ben (Lorne Greene) that indicated "Hoss" had passed away.
The second part I only read about. I haven't seen it, but apparently it pushed the limits of TV violence at that time,
Spoilerwith scenes of r ape and murder.When Ben and Joe cry, they are really crying about the loss of Dan Blocker, and the suffering is real. You might know it doesn't end happily for Joe, but he does get some revenge.
Has anyone else seen this? Bonnie Bedelia was 26 when she filmed this episode.
I've seen the episodes.
It's almost like a family curse. All 3 of Ben's wives died. Were his sons' wives all destined to die as well?
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