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A REAL man and one of my favorites There was NOTHING like that black western dress up.

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Rescue me, Father

I had a very difficult childhood. As a young boy I fell in love with "Adam" and my favorite fantasy was being being found, abandoned, on his doorstep and they took me in. I really enjoyed Trapper John MD and the charactor he portrayed.
 
Pete - Time Flies!

"I just googled him and he was 81? yikes I never imagined he was that old"

Pete: I have trouble getting my head around this too, but Bonanza aired its last first-run episode on January 16th 1973, which was - brace yaself - just a few days over thirty-seven years ago.

Roberts would have been in his forties at that time, hardly ready for Happy Acres yet.
 
I had a big crush

on Pernell and Robert Conrad in my youth years ago. Like Mixfinder, Mr. Pernell was indeed like a father figure.
John

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Oh my, how sad!!! Yep, I really enjoyed his Trapper John character. Always decisive, strong, and gentle. I ass always torn between Pernell & Dan Blocker when watching Bonanza. If I could have merged the best of the two of them together, I would have been ane xtremely happy little boy!!!
 
Bob, that was a priceless typo!

OMG Clint Walker! Shirtless! On TV in the 60's!

Little did I know at the time why I was so intrigued by Adam Cartwright. I was totally bummed out when he left "Bonanza" and turned to Hoss as the one to hopefully find in a shirtless shot in subsequent years, but still couldn't shake the thought of Adam, even in his trademark black shirt.
 
> Did you ever see Ken Berry without his shirt on?? Ooo Mama! <

Wow, good to know I wasn't the only one in love with Ken Berry.

I don't think I missed a single episode of F-Troop.
 
Ditto on Clint Walker and Ken Berry!! Had the same reactions mr. Jetcone. Fess Parker weren't nuttin to shake a stick at either. And Ralph, blush, i just saw that.
 
C'mon guys, Berry is pushing 80 now. What do you expect?

Elderly people never look like they did when they were young, e.g. try looking up Tony Curtis sometime.

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Zsa Zsa Gabor

For a couple of years, Zsa Zsa, a resident of Palm Beach, would call the Love Doctor's show on WZZR, the studio is actually within seven miles of here, but credited in West Palm Beach. Their former producer, Terrance "The Hair" was talking to her, and all of a sudden came out with a classicly ugly remark to her, she hung up and never called again. I don't think the hosts of the show ever made any attempt to apologize to her, nor did the hysterically funny Mister Terrance, who deems himself a wit seldom seen since Robert Benchley.
 
Here's one back at ya. Know who it is?

Hint: he's 42 now and still single. Hmmmm.

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I always liked Pernell. Also a fan of Robert Conrad. Any Michael Landon fans? If so... rent "Ten Inch Hero" at Block Buster and check out "Tad" in the movie.

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Jon, that is a beautiful post in every sense of the word. I hope you don't get in trouble for it!

I'm surprised that with the various posts mentioning "Trapper John" that no one has said a word about the then-young hunk Gregory Harrison who seemed at the time to be landing role after role where he was required to remove his shirt at some point, and we all owe a debt of gratitude to those writers! Does anyone have recent pix of our boy Greg? I haven't seen him in years.
 
Not sure how recent this one is, but Harrison seems to be aging gracefully.

(BTW the photo I posted is of George Eads, of CSI fame.)

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