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* In "Old Sheba," Joe and Hoss get themselves into a jam with the owner of a local carnival and various circumstances lead them to return to the Ponderosa with... an elephant. The "WTF" face Lorne Greene throws at the camera as the commerical break comes along is utterly priceless.
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* In "Old Sheba," Joe and Hoss get themselves into a jam with the owner of a local carnival and various circumstances lead them to return to the Ponderosa with... an elephant. The "WTF" face Lorne Greene throws at the camera as the commerical commercial break comes along is utterly priceless.
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-->'''Ben''': If he gets out of town quick enough.
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-->'''Ben''': If he gets out of town quick enough.enough.
* During at least one interview, Creator/MichaelLandon told of watching Creator/LorneGreene do a stunt which involved jumping into a tank of water. Unfortunately, Greene's toupee came off and was floating on the surface. After a moment's pause, a hand came shooting out of the water "like Film/{{Deliverance}}", thrashed around, found the rug and dragged it down out of sight.
* During at least one interview, Creator/MichaelLandon told of watching Creator/LorneGreene do a stunt which involved jumping into a tank of water. Unfortunately, Greene's toupee came off and was floating on the surface. After a moment's pause, a hand came shooting out of the water "like Film/{{Deliverance}}", thrashed around, found the rug and dragged it down out of sight.
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* In "Old Sheba," Joe and Hoss get themselves into a jam with the owner of a local carnival and various circumstances lead them to return to the Ponderosa with...an elephant. The "WTF" face Lorne Greene throws at the camera as the commerical break comes along is utterly priceless.
* The Cartwright's cousin, Muley Jones, stops by and shows his fantastic singing voice...which has the side effect of shattering glass nearly everywhere he goes. After some messes, he finally leaves, promising to pay the Cartwrights back with two dollars every month. As his stagecoach pulls out of town, Muley sings loud and the camera focuses on Hoss and Ben wincing at every sound of shattering glass and horses going wild.
-->'''Hoss''': You know, Pa, the way I got it figured...at two dollar a month...he oughta be breaking even in a hundred and fifty years.
* The Cartwright's cousin, Muley Jones, stops by and shows his fantastic singing voice...which has the side effect of shattering glass nearly everywhere he goes. After some messes, he finally leaves, promising to pay the Cartwrights back with two dollars every month. As his stagecoach pulls out of town, Muley sings loud and the camera focuses on Hoss and Ben wincing at every sound of shattering glass and horses going wild.
-->'''Hoss''': You know, Pa, the way I got it figured...at two dollar a month...he oughta be breaking even in a hundred and fifty years.
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* In "Old Sheba," Joe and Hoss get themselves into a jam with the owner of a local carnival and various circumstances lead them to return to the Ponderosa with... an elephant. The "WTF" face Lorne Greene throws at the camera as the commerical break comes along is utterly priceless.
* The Cartwright's cousin, Muley Jones, stops by and shows his fantastic singing voice... which has the side effect of shattering glass nearly everywhere he goes. After some messes, he finally leaves, promising to pay the Cartwrights back with two dollars every month. As his stagecoach pulls out of town, Muley sings loud and the camera focuses on Hoss and Ben wincing at every sound of shattering glass and horses going wild.
-->'''Hoss''': You know, Pa, the way I got it figured... at two dollar amonth...month... he oughta be breaking even in a hundred and fifty years.
* The Cartwright's cousin, Muley Jones, stops by and shows his fantastic singing voice... which has the side effect of shattering glass nearly everywhere he goes. After some messes, he finally leaves, promising to pay the Cartwrights back with two dollars every month. As his stagecoach pulls out of town, Muley sings loud and the camera focuses on Hoss and Ben wincing at every sound of shattering glass and horses going wild.
-->'''Hoss''': You know, Pa, the way I got it figured... at two dollar a
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* In "Old Sheba," Joe and Hoss get themselves into a jam with the owner of a local carnival and various circumstances lead them to return to the Ponderosa with...an elephant. The "WTF" face Lorne Greene throws at the camera as the commerical break comes along is utterly priceless.
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* In "Old Sheba," Joe and Hoss get themselves into a jam with the owner of a local carnival and various circumstances lead them to return to the Ponderosa with...an elephant. The "WTF" face Lorne Greene throws at the camera as the commerical break comes along is utterly priceless.priceless.
* The Cartwright's cousin, Muley Jones, stops by and shows his fantastic singing voice...which has the side effect of shattering glass nearly everywhere he goes. After some messes, he finally leaves, promising to pay the Cartwrights back with two dollars every month. As his stagecoach pulls out of town, Muley sings loud and the camera focuses on Hoss and Ben wincing at every sound of shattering glass and horses going wild.
-->'''Hoss''': You know, Pa, the way I got it figured...at two dollar a month...he oughta be breaking even in a hundred and fifty years.
-->'''Ben''': If he gets out of town quick enough.
* The Cartwright's cousin, Muley Jones, stops by and shows his fantastic singing voice...which has the side effect of shattering glass nearly everywhere he goes. After some messes, he finally leaves, promising to pay the Cartwrights back with two dollars every month. As his stagecoach pulls out of town, Muley sings loud and the camera focuses on Hoss and Ben wincing at every sound of shattering glass and horses going wild.
-->'''Hoss''': You know, Pa, the way I got it figured...at two dollar a month...he oughta be breaking even in a hundred and fifty years.
-->'''Ben''': If he gets out of town quick enough.
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* The episode "The Ape" where Hoss joins a fight to protect his brothers from a simple yet strong man named Arnie, the two giants get each other in a bear hug... cut to Adam and Little Joe looking bored and Adam stating they've been grappling for ''an hour and fifteen minutes''. Eventually they get tired and decide DefeatMeansFriendship only without the defeat part. Unfortunately, the rest of the episode spirals into {{Tearjerker}}.
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* The episode "The Ape" where Hoss joins a fight to protect his brothers from a simple yet strong man named Arnie, the two giants get each other in a bear hug... cut to Adam and Little Joe looking bored and Adam stating they've been grappling for ''an hour and fifteen minutes''. Eventually they get tired and decide DefeatMeansFriendship only without the defeat part. Unfortunately, the rest of the episode spirals into {{Tearjerker}}.{{Tearjerker}}.
* In "Old Sheba," Joe and Hoss get themselves into a jam with the owner of a local carnival and various circumstances lead them to return to the Ponderosa with...an elephant. The "WTF" face Lorne Greene throws at the camera as the commerical break comes along is utterly priceless.
* In "Old Sheba," Joe and Hoss get themselves into a jam with the owner of a local carnival and various circumstances lead them to return to the Ponderosa with...an elephant. The "WTF" face Lorne Greene throws at the camera as the commerical break comes along is utterly priceless.
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* The episode "The Ape" where Hoss joins a fight to protect his brothers from a simple yet strong man named Arnie, the two giants get each other in a bear hug... cut to Adam and Little Joe looking bored and Adam stating they've been grappling for ''an hour and fifteen minutes''. Eventually they get tired and decide DefeatMeansFriendship only without the defeat part.
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* The episode "The Ape" where Hoss joins a fight to protect his brothers from a simple yet strong man named Arnie, the two giants get each other in a bear hug... cut to Adam and Little Joe looking bored and Adam stating they've been grappling for ''an hour and fifteen minutes''. Eventually they get tired and decide DefeatMeansFriendship only without the defeat part. Unfortunately, the rest of the episode spirals into {{Tearjerker}}.
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* The episode where Hoss joins a fight to protect his brothers from a simple yet strong man named Arnie, the two giants get each other in a bear hug... cut to Adam and Little Joe looking bored and Adam stating they've been grappling for ''an hour and fifteen minutes''. Eventually they get tired and decide DefeatMeansFriendship only without the defeat part.
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* The episode "The Ape" where Hoss joins a fight to protect his brothers from a simple yet strong man named Arnie, the two giants get each other in a bear hug... cut to Adam and Little Joe looking bored and Adam stating they've been grappling for ''an hour and fifteen minutes''. Eventually they get tired and decide DefeatMeansFriendship only without the defeat part.
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* The episode where Hoss joins a fight to protect his brothers from a simple yet strong man named Arnie, the two giants get each other in a bear hug... cut to Adam and Little Joe looking bored and Adam stating they've been grappling for ''an hour and fifteen minutes''. Eventually they get tired and decide DefeatMeansFriendship only without the defeat part.
