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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
Brand: Mill Creek Entertainment
EAN: 0683904505644
Format: Box set, Color, NTSC, Full Screen
Label: Mill Creek Entertainment
Manufacturer: Mill Creek Entertainment
Number Of Items: 4
Publisher: Mill Creek Entertainment
Release Date: April 10, 2007
Running Time: 1530 minutes
Sales Rank: 4581
Studio: Mill Creek Entertainment
Theatrical Release Date: September 12, 1959
Editorial Review:
Product Description: Platform: DVD MOVIE Publisher: MILL CREEK ENTERTAINMENT Packaging: DVD STYLE BOX The Cartwright's thousand-square-mile Ponderosa Ranch is located near Virginia City Nevada site of the Comstock Silver Lode during and after the Civil War. Each of the sons was born to a different wife of Ben's; with none of the mothers still alive. Join Ben (Lorne Greene) Adam (Pernell Roberts) Hoss (Dan Blocker) and Little Joe (Michael Landon) as they rewrite the book on the western genre. These were the days where family values and the fight for justice were backed up by six-guns that always had right on their side. Included in this set are three bonus episodes of the classic TV western Wagon Train. Disc 1Gunmen TheFear Merchants TheSpanish Grant TheBlood on the LandDesert JusticeStranger TheEscape to PonderosaAvenger The Disc 2San Francisco HolidayBitter WaterFeet of ClayDark StarDeath at DawnShowdownMission TheBadge Without HonorMill The Disc 3Hopefuls TheDenver McKeeDay of ReckoningAbduction TheBreed of ViolenceLast Viking TheTrail Gang TheSavage The Disc 4Last Trophy TheSilent ThunderApe TheBlood Line TheCourtship TheSpitfire TheAlias Bill Hawks (Wagon Train)Dr. Denker Story The (Wagon Train)Malachi Hobart Story The (Wagon Train)Specifications:Video Format: NTSC Region 1Format: 4-DVD SetRun Time: 25 Hours 30 MinutesRating: NR - Not Rated
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating: - Disappointed
I was disappointed in this set. Some of the tracking on the disks is poor and the awful theme music is different than the series. This wonderful series deserves better.
Rating: - Title is a Mis-nomer
The correct title should have been "Uncopy-righted Episodes of Bonanza". Obviously, Mill Creek didn't want to pay any royalties so even the theme song was substituted with a cheesy recording of the company owner's brother strumming a guitar (just my guess). My poor review is not a slight against the Bonanza series. These are actually excellent. I just feel duped because I can pull these epsidoes down off the Internet for free.
Rating: - Hopeless
The other reviews here are spot-on. The faux theme music sounds like something from a bad spaghetti western. The picture is a bit choppy at times, but that's what you get when you cram eight or nine episodes of an hour-long show onto a SINGLE-SIDED DVD! Yes, these are single-sided, so you can image the compression that was required.
And yet, for the price I would glady endure all that, if the silly discs would actually play. I've tried three separate copies, Discs 1 and 3 won't play ... Read More
Rating: - Ok, I guess
It has some episodes that aren't on other collections, but it also had lots of areas where the dvd would freeze, could have been just my copy.
Why can't they just start at season one?
Rating: - Whut?
Okay, fine! I know that Bonanza's story telling method is dated, is aimed at general TV audiences, and as such, has time constraints and is gonna be lacking. But this lacks the original music and I feel really cheated! Only a few of these episodes are stellar, but the music always was. I'm sorry, but Bonanza is not Bonanza without David Rose's Theme song! Now this here's sumpin' to start a shootin'war over, and Ben Cartwright would not be pleased!
On the other hand, the stories are fun, ... Read More
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