Favorite Cartwright?

[WhataBildeberger]

Bonanza-wise, I mean, and not just in general...

[Kahuna]

1. I voted for Adam. I was heart-broken when he left the show.

Little Joe could never take up the slack for me. sigh.

[Forkboy]

2. DAN BLOCKER ALL THE WAY BABY!

:)

[nini]

7. LOVED HIM

I wanna marry a guy like Hoss! nice & loveable.

:-)

[Lars39]

3. Hoss. I love the leprechaun episode!!!

[catpower2000]

4. Other: the "Cartwright!" from that Seinfeld episode...

Sorry, I never watched Bonaza. ;-)

Cat

[short bus president]

5. You're too young

to have ever watched Bonanza (at least in its original run). Not that there's anything wrong with that...

:P

[baldguy]

6. Veronica

And she's got her own website too!

http://www.veronica-cartwright.com/

[mitchum]

9. My choice also

[LynneSin]

8. What about Nancy Cartwright???

http://us.imdb.com/Name?Cartwright,%20Nancy

Better known as the voice of Bart Simpson!

[Norbert]

10. Gotta give equal time to my first heartthrob, Angela Cartwright

when I was a kid. Annette was too old for me. That bottom jpeg just might rekindle the old flame. :bounce:

http://www.dreamstarlets.com/features/!bios/angela_cartwright22.jpg

[jonnyblitz]

11. is she the "lost in space" chick?

from the 60's tv series?

[Norbert]

12. Yes.

and Veronica's sister too.

[SOteric]

13. Adam for me. I read an analysis of the series

which indicated Pernell Roberts was the major part of the inspiration for the more 'liberal' direction of the show. It was his urging that had them deal more sensitively with some aspects of the early Chinese population in America, after producers horrified him by writing basically racist parts for Hop Sing.

As charming as Lorne, Dan and Michael could be, they apparently were just big kids who loved to rough-house and tease one another on the sets. Pernell Roberts actively pursued liberal themes for the show, and tried to influence the writers, directors and producers.

[Breezy du Nord]

14. I like the one who plays Bart on the Simpsons!

:P