This is for part 1 and 2.
Excellent, dynamic, and tense drama, that keeps you on the edge of your seat, for two hours.
Amazing and breathtaking cinematography, with everything so realistic, plus excellent music score.
A massive undertaking, to deal with both Mormanism, and a false, phony minister, the Parson.
The writers intentionally made him to look like an idiot, even his tone of voice, and of course, his way of treating the LDS.
This concerned me greatly, until the end, which I will cover in a moment.
In fact, Bonanza did tackle difficult subjects, many, many times.
By the way, the polygamy, was only part of the concern.
To understand in 1966, that some churches are controlled by the Money man, and have no love for God, and how it is true in 2018 also, was very germain to the story.
Most of the episode, has terrible violence, definitely not for children or the squeamish.
But, at the end, a different preacher, probably from a different town, came to the Mormons and demonstrated real kindness and true Christianity, thus showing that some Christians are good.
A real tear- jerker, filled with pain and misery, but one of the best episodes.