Bonanza - A Stranger Passed This Way | Episode 123 | Western Series | Cowboy | English

Free Western Series: Bonanza - Episode 123 - A Stranger Passed This Way - Bushwacked and suffering from amnesia, Hoss is found wandering down the road by the Vandervorts, an older couple who are happy to take the gentle giant into their family to replace the son they lost.

A Stranger Passed This Way
Director: Lewis Allen
Writer: William L. Stuart (as William Stuart)
Stars: Lorne Greene, Pernell Roberts, Dan Blocker
Genre: Western
Country: USA
Language: English
Release Date: 3 March 1963 USA
Filming Locations: Paramount Studios - 5555 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA

Storyline:

Reviews:
"In this Bonanza story Dan Blocker is assaulted and robbed of everything including his memory. When husband and wife immigrant Dutch farmers find him Blocker has some severe amnesia.

Robert Emhardt and Signe Hasso are the farmers and they lost their son and Hasso is quite willing to adopt Blocker as their own. Even after Lorne Greene comes calling looking for his lost middle son.

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[energyexecs]

...Bonanza somehow teaches lessons about life and love of family. Thank you to the writers of Bonanza.

[garydiggs]

I think that all of bonanza episodes showes respect, family values, fairness to others and accomplishment. Thrue hard work and enjoyment.

[martinbirmingham]

Looking on the bright side for the Van der Voors, Hoss regaining his memory has saved them a fortune on future food bills.

[th]

That look when Ben closes his eyes at the end just before Hoss says lets go get something to eat says everything.

[oldblackstock]

My son has been gone for four years. Everything reminds me of him. I could never replace him.

[Tralala]

Just amazing!
Lovely guest actors, fabulous set designs and always a moral to the story.
Hollyweird what you have become is shameful.

[danibhen]

Ben shows his true paternal love for his son: he'd rather be away from Hoss than causing him any pain. As for the couple, who wouldn't like to have a son like Hoss? The themes of Bonanza are full of humanity, this show is unforgettable!

[williamking]

I was waiting for Hop Sing to come running out of the kitchen telling Hoss I got you flapjacks, guarantee Hoss's memory would have come back then 🤣

[daysyperez]

This is a really heart touching episode. ♥️ Full of tenderness, fatherly and brotherly love and emotion. Pa Ben's feelings are only compared to Joe's. One of the very best BONANZA episodes.

[ladybird]

Thank God Hoss is back where he belongs and funny as always: "Well, I don't know about you fellows I'm hungry. Let's go to eat."

[jameswoods]

The way his brothers wanted to be with him was touching

[alnear]

Well I don't know 'bout you fellers but I'm hungry.. Let's go eat..!
Classic ol' Hoss..! Lord love him.!
🤣🤣 🤠🍻🍺👍

[baby_yoda]

Who wouldn't want to keep Hoss around, he's so honest to goodness sweet.

[linjp]

Definitely one of my favorite Bonanza episodes.

[shannong]

I feel a spiritual connection with Dan Blocker 🥰

[carolinehampton]

That lady got on my last nerve, trying to kidnap Hoss, some nerve. Glad he regained memory just in time!

[joesantos]

Once again ..another FANTASTIC EPISODE . This one's probably one of my favorites. Of many .lol🤠

[wajihanaquib]

So emotional episode hoss get amnesia and that lady took advantage of it poor Ben couldn't do anything but i love that scene when hoss remember everything

[wally]

A beautiful, and also heartbreaking story...when Hoss has amnesia for a short time...his father Ben searching for him. A bit fuzzy at 1st, but true awakening for Hoss when he sees a picture of his late, beautiful mother.
This is the best performance that Dan Blocker did (that I saw.)

[gloriabond]

This was a great episode with a bit of suspense, tender moments, & great acting. Thanks as always for posting these.