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From struggling actor to TV icon: Lorne Greene's Bonanza success and life beyond the Ponderosa
Lorne Greene believed his Bonanza character was so popular because audiences needed a father figure
NBC cancelled and then attempted to revive Bonanza in 1973
Lorne Greene said that this was the moment when Bonanza should have ended for good
After Bonanza, Lorne Greene starred in a crime series that only lasted 12 episodes before being cancelled
Lorne Greene shared the one regret he had regarding Bonanza's cancellation
Lorne Greene compared his career as an actor to that of a professional athlete
Lorne Greene was bitter about Bonanza's cancelation
Lorne Greene on the pitfalls of being number one
Lorne Greene received a ton of fan mail from kids with bad dads
From Little Joe to Little House: How Michael Landon redefined fatherhood on television
Beyond Bonanza: Lorne Greene and Michael Landon reunited 12 years later
Lorne Greene said that he played Ben Cartwright as the father he wanted to be for his own children
Playing Ben Cartwright made Lorne Greene a better man
Lorne Greene had to win arguments on the ''Bonanza'' set to make sure that Ben Cartwright lost sometimes