Bonanza - The Saga of Annie O'Toole | Episode 07 | AMERICAN WESTERN | English

The Saga of Annie O'Toole
Director: Joseph Kane
Writer: Thomas Thompson
Stars: Lorne Greene, Pernell Roberts, Dan Blocker
Genre: Western
Country: USA
Language: English
Release Date: 24 October 1959 USA
Filming Locations: Bronson Canyon, Griffith Park - 4730 Crystal Springs Drive, Los Angeles, California, USA

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Reviews:

"This is the first comical episode of Bonanza. It's not my favorite funny one indeed, but it's definitely a good relief from some of the heavier episodes. It concentrates on an Irish (?) woman who goes to Virginia City to search for treasure. Her father dies in route and she decides to open a kitchen on his plot while searching for silver.

Now, I get a little confused on how it all happened, but Adam becomes her partner (though he didn't really want to be), and Ben seems to be some sort of governor over the mine. Before all is said and done, there's quite a fight over one of the plots; and though O'Toole seems to be in the wrong, she thinks she's right.

Adam is the main Cartwright in this one, but all the characters are involved in this episode.

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[TheUzamaki]

If I had a quarter for every time Hop sing quit 😂

[thomastimlin]

Ida Lupino should have gotten an Emmy for this performance, she was hysterical.

[Ddude]

This was one of the rare comedic episodes that was very well done with real humor and not just silliness. With an excellent story as well. Ida Lupino played the part of Annie with such perfection she should have won an Emmy. I can't imagine anyone else doing it so well. Alan Hale was perfect as The Swede and we have the pleasure of enjoying the presence of all 4 Cartwrights with Adam doing an excellent narration throughout the episode.

[christophersteele]

That's Ida Lupino as Annie O'Toole, and Ida Lupino was a (if not THE) major force in early TV. For Bonanza to get her to play a part in one of their episodes was a HUGE win for the program.

[MollyPayne-jh]

A good Adam eyeroll can really get me through the day 😂😂

[kahays]

I absolutely love this show! Such a classic.

[remraf]

Watched on February 19, 2021. I
never saw this episode before or growing up in the 60's watching Bonanza on Sunday night's with my family. Thinking about it now, Bonanza came out in 1959, I was born in 1961 and have fond memories of being with my 1 of my 2 brothers, Mom and Dad, at my Grandparents farm and ranch in what is now North Central Phoenix, Arizona, what back back then was still our fields of cotton, alfalfa and Citrus. The synchronicity of my life was/ Is uncanny as my older Brother would be exactly like Adam ( educated, refined), me rather large, very tall at a very young age and the only son with blue eyes of our family, soft hearted like Eric (Hoss), who loves animals and is more comfortable working the ranch than sitting at a desk type of man, then my much younger brother, somewhat spoiled and always "chasing girls", a ladies man. Thankfully, unlike the show, our matriarch (Mom) is still, alive and well.
I often wonder if they, the cast of Bonanza could see how we still honor their memory some SIXTY !, PLUS YEARS LATER.
From a 59 year young Bonanza admirer in Arizona.

[dh]

These are great shows that were made, timeless classics that I prefer to tv shows today.

[ronaldsims]

What a crackerjack every time I pick out a favourite Bonanza edition the next show replaces it I can't get enough of this programme it has something for everyone, as entertainment goes it does not get any better thanks for giving us a chance to watch the show.

[tomswinburn]

A hugely funny episode. Bonanza as a rule offered up lessons in ethics, morality, treating all people equally. Seldom did they have a FUN show, This one was.

[aaraar]

I'm among the luckiest of y'all coz, I'm watching and discovering Bonanza, episode by episode right now in 2022. And fine taste I have too as am sure most of y'all would agree. Am a loving each episode one better than the other and this is the best yet No 7.

[carolcarter]

What a great episode another lesson taught never trust a trap door 😁 Annie did well with Adam and his family thank you for making my evening perfect another great episode

[ssnoc]

Whomever played Annie O’Toole was great - she had a lot of zest and really did a great job 👏

[willowsummer]

I had forgotten how much I loved this episode. It bought back great memories with great humor. The best of Bonanza.🥰🥰🥰🥰💃💃💃💃❤️

[theranjithjay]

This is more a comedy than a western ! Good anyway ! Annie O’Tool is no fool !

[LindaMerchant-bqhp]

In 2025, many folks would rather watch these classic tv shows westerns amongst wvery now and then a cool reality show or cartoon comes along or movie

[Tralala]

I love Adam narrating this. I love the dynamic of him and a proud low class girl.
God, why can’t Hollyweird make movie like they use too?
I miss old America, even if it isn’t old.

[mdonahue]

I noticed how Adams's personality is less subdued as it soon after became. He is more animated and exuberant here.

[BelaCurcio]

the writing for her character was absolutely golden

[annekanne]

I like the way Annie and Adam act with so cute❤