Wagon Train - S08E19: The Bonnie Brooke Story

Name: The Bonnie Brooke Story
Genre: Western, Drama, Family
Released: 1965-02-21
Duration: 1 h

Feb 21, 1965Western, Drama, FamilySeason 8, Episode 19

Don Brooke is desperate for money for his pregnant wife Bonnie, who's condition is too delicate for the long trip without more medical care so he seeks a bank loan. When he sees an opportunity at the bank, it leads to tragedy.

Cast: John McIntire, Robert Fuller, Michael Burns, Frank McGrath, Terry Wilson

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All Episodes - Season 8

01The Bob Stuart StorySep 20, 1964 02The Hide HuntersSep 27, 1964 03The John Gillman StoryOct 04, 1964 04The Race Town StoryOct 11, 1964 05The Barbara Lindquist StoryOct 18, 1964 06The Brian Conlin StoryOct 25, 1964 07The Alice Whitetree StoryNov 01, 1964 08Those Who Stay BehindNov 08, 1964 09The Nancy Styles StoryNov 22, 1964 10The Richard Bloodgood StoryNov 29, 1964 11The Clay Shelby StoryDec 06, 1964 12Little Girl LostDec 13, 1964 13The Hector Heatherton StoryDec 20, 1964 14The Echo Pass StoryJan 03, 1965 15The Chottsie Gubenheimer StoryJan 10, 1965 16The Wanda Snow StoryJan 17, 1965 17The Isaiah Quickfox StoryJan 31, 1965 18HermanFeb 14, 1965 19The Bonnie Brooke StoryFeb 21, 1965 20The Miss Mary Lee McIntosh StoryFeb 28, 1965 21The Captain Sam StoryMar 21, 1965 22The Betsy Blee Smith StoryMar 28, 1965 23The Katy Piper StoryApr 11, 1965 24The Indian Girl StoryApr 18, 1965 25The Silver LadyApr 25, 1965 26The Jarbo Pierce StoryMay 02, 1965

Wagon Train S08E19 Synopsis

Stream Wagon Train "The Bonnie Brooke Story" in HD quality on Goojara. Originally aired on 1965-02-21, this episode is part of Season 8 of Wagon Train. Featuring performances from John McIntire, Robert Fuller, Michael Burns among the cast. As part of this Western and Drama series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. Don Brooke is desperate for money for his pregnant wife Bonnie, who's condition is too delicate for the long trip without more medical care so he seeks a bank loan. When he sees an opportunity at the bank, it leads to tragedy.