Dan Blocker’s Final Episode on Bonanza Is Hard to Watch

Dan Blocker’s Final Episode on Bonanza Is Hard to Watch 💔

Dan Blocker's final episode on Bonanza is too hard to watch for many fans. As the beloved Hoss Cartwright, he was the heart of the show. But tragedy struck when the Bonanza star passed away unexpectedly, changing everything.

🟠 What happened to Dan Blocker?
Bobby Dan Davis Blocker, known to fans as Dan Blocker, was more than just an actor—he was a gentle giant with a big heart. Behind the scenes, his kindness and humor made him a favorite among the cast. Sadly, the tragic passing of Hoss actor Dan Blocker left a void that Bonanza could never fill.

📺 His Last Episode
The last episode of Dan Blocker aired before his sudden passing. Although it wasn’t a Hoss-centered episode, fans now look back at it as his emotional farewell. After his death, Bonanza’s 14th season struggled, and the show was never the same again.

💡 Dan Blocker’s Legacy
Dan Blocker’s career was filled with incredible moments, and his role on Bonanza made him a TV legend. Even today, fans remember Bonanza’s Dan Blocker for his warmth, talent, and unforgettable presence.

👉 Want to know more about Dan Blocker’s life story and his impact on Hollywood? Watch now to learn the full story of Bonanza’s most beloved star. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more classic Hollywood stories. 🎬✨

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[leesashriber]

He was like a big teddy bear. I loved him in Bonanza. 🙏❤️🕊️

[MsMadmax]

I have wonderful memories of Bonanza. My dad and I always watched it together.

[drhkleinert]

Same in germany here, every boy liked Bonanza but LOVED Dan /Hoss. Everybodys best Buddy in dreams.
The last season end ending of Hoss at Bonanza wasnt shown here, i think.
I think he would be surprised and happy to know that after 60 years he is still the most beloved Character of that Show and still not only unforgotten, he IS Bonanza.

[sassytbc]

I remember this event vividly. Dan Blocker was a kind, generous man who made time for things that most would not. That year I was in 8th grade, and a huge fan of the show. I heard you could write a fan letter to Mr. Blocker, and that sometimes he even wrote back. So I sat down and wrote a letter saying why I was a fan. A couple of weeks later, I got a reply in the form of a short letter, along with an autographed picture. It was something that meant the world to 13 yr old me. The show was just never the same. Someday when I am able, I will pay my respects personally.

[LiliLili-dvqc]

Here to me, in România, we are all big fans of Bonanza and Dan Blocker! We loved him, we loved Bonanza... I was a child, and l remember very well how we, the children we used to play like Bonanza heroes! ❤❤Good God bless you my friends from everywhere! Lily 🙏🇹🇩

[Sumting-rr]

My buddy's Mom was a waitress at a restaurant he ate at all the time. She said he was the biggest guy she ever saw, had a huge laugh, and was very nice to all the staff. Said he could really put away the beer too, but never became drunk.

[callycharles]

I didn't know his passing caused the show to end - but I believe it. He was the best! I was born in 1954 and watched Bonanza as long as it was on TV. Hoss was my favorite character; just like everyone else.

[wiltchamberlainisthegoat]

I’m 60 now. When I was a child, my parents and I would watch Bonaza just about every week. It really was a good TV Western. It showed that being tough was a good thing, but only if your toughness was used for good purposes.

[laurettabuodefunso]

Watched The Film Here In Lagos, Around 1969, Enjoyed All The Episodes.Continue To Rest In Peace.Amen.

[willielittle]

Gall Bladder surgery or any internal surgery is NEVER routine...RIP to the blessed HOSS...Dan Blocker from Texas...😮😮😮...

[debraschuurman]

He was like a big teddy bear .i loved Bonanza.❤

[johncarsone]

Never knew this. Did love Dan Blocker. Left too soon. RIP.❤❤❤❤

[NancyEllis-rp]

yes, he was the heart of the show. we have the set and have watched it 10 times thruout our lifetime. we are watching it this things we remember some we its such a clean show, we love to watch it over and over.

[czechmate]

My favorite show when I was growing up. One of the best shows ever made for television. 👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸
If I had tv I’d still be watching it.

[garyhonerkamp]

Dan blocker was a military hero also, great guy, great loss.

[SuperKillbill]

I remember watching the re-runs in the late 70's and 80's as i was born in 67, i loved Dan Blocker Lorne, and Michael, i always wanted to be like Hoss, big strong and kind, my dad failed to tell me he died, couldn't believe it.

[dave]

Oh my God when I was a young kid bonanza was my favorite TV show. The character seemed to be so real and honest and it’s to be honest it was a great show, I never knew what happened to big Dan I just now all of a sudden the show stopped, till I saw this on YouTube all these years are not knowing where he went and why, wow this is just like a stab in the back, I always liked him on the show. He was so kind. Too big Dan you’re an angel now and in a much better place if you saw the way the world is today it would make you sick. We all miss you my big angel. Hope to meet you someday when I get to heaven and all the rest of my loved ones.. 💔. Biker Dave.🤘

[DavidChrisCastillo-imwg]

Yep, it was tragic. My now late mama also had a gall bladder operation in 1972, but survived & lived until April 2015 & finally died from a terrible stroke aat 84. Anyway, I still watch Bonanza in reruns in syndication on me-tv. During our July 1974 visit to Hollywood Wax museum in Buena Park, California, there was a life like statue of character Hoss late Dan Blocker along with several other Hollywood legends.

[ChuckLong-dn]

RIP Dan, you will live on in the hearts of millions 🐎🙏💐🤠

[cyndinelson]

Always loved how sweet Hoss came off. Loved Adam! He just let the other characters lead their stories it seemed.