please help me identify an episode.. thanks

If anyone knows the season and episode # , pls let me know.. Here is what I remember.. I might be a bit confused.. Charles goes up a mountain with a young child.. boy ,, who is dying.. etc.. Time goes by and Charles comes off the mountain with a long beard and I think the boy lives.. thanks

I think that would be in "He was only twelve" part 1 and 2, when Charles takes James. It's in season 8.

Going to try this one more time, then I give up.......

181.) He Was Only Twelve: Part One
May 3, 1982
Written by Michael Landon
Directed by Michael Landon

James joins Charles, Albert and Mr. Edwards as they travel to Sleepy Eye for a delivery. James – who has saved some money – and Albert visit a general store, but after looking over the merchandise, James wants to deposit his money into a savings account. The two unknowingly walk into a bank robbery; one of the outlaws shoots James, and they flee. James lapses into a coma, and the doctor tells Charles that he will likely die. An embittered Charles convinces Mr. Edwards to help him track down the criminals and bring them to justice. Albert later tags along, even though he's told to stay at the hotel. Charles and company eventually catch up with the bank robbers, and in a trance-like state, Charles nearly breaks the neck of one of the outlaws.

Guest Stars:
Chris Hendrie as Coy
John Dennis Johnston as Lawrence
Tom Roy Lowe as Leon
Bill Vint as Escal
R. D. Call as Dwayne

Special Guest Star:
Victor French as Isaiah Edwards

Co-Starring:
Hal Smith as Trumble
Doug McGrath as Harkness
Lionel Decker as Doctor
Robert Telford as Gun Proprietor
Sam Theard as Swamper

Featuring:
Eldon Quick as Teller
Nancy Berggren as Aggie
A. Paul Smith as Bartender
John Kelly as Sheriff
Georg Olden as Danny

Trivia note: Victor French makes another special guest star appearance as Isaiah Edwards in this two-part episode. His presence is felt very strongly beside Michael Landon. The two played off each other very well and achieved great moments in all their work together.

Trivia note: David Rose won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Music composition for a Series ( Dramatic Underscore ) for He Was Only Twelve, part one.

Trivia note: Ted Voightlander was nominated for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Cinematography for a Series for He Was Only Twelve, parts 1 and 2.

Trivia note: Michael Landon originally wrote the 'Bonanza' episode "He Was Only Seven" in 1972, which is the basic story for part one of this two-part episode.

Trivia note: The second part is a newly written continuation of the story with a God-inspiring theme written by Michael.

Location Scenes Filmed at Big Sky Ranch, Simi Valley and Golden Oak Ranch, Newhall, California.

Film date: January 1982


182.) He Was Only Twelve: Part Two
May 10, 1982
Written by Michael Landon
Directed by Michael Landon

When Charles refuses to admit that James will likely never recover from his gunshot wound, he leaves Walnut Grove with his adopted son. He builds an altar in the woods and hopes that God will bring a miracle.

Guest Stars:
Don Beddoe as Old Man
Martin Rudy as Dr. Stanfill

Special Guest Star:
Victor French as Isaiah Edwards

Trivia note: Victor French makes another special guest star appearance as Isaiah Edwards in this two-part episode. His presence is felt very strongly beside Michael Landon. The two played off each other very well and achieved great moments in all their work together.

Trivia note: Ted Voightlander was nominated for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Cinematography for a Series for He Was Only Twelve, parts 1 and 2.

Trivia note: Michael Landon originally wrote the 'Bonanza' episode "He Was Only Seven" in 1972, which is the basic story for part one of this two-part episode.

Trivia note: The second part is a newly written continuation of the story with a God-inspiring theme written by Michael.

Location Scenes Filmed at Big Sky Ranch, Simi Valley and Golden Oak Ranch, Newhall, California.

Film date: January 1982

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Hummm. Two days ago, I had some troubles posting...Maybe there is something wrong in the site. I was worried every time I wanted to post an answer here, for a message saying something over the lines of " You didn't specified the mode of posting" or something similar would appear on my screen...I tried ten years before I gave up.

What's happening Aaron?

Vanesa. :think:

I meant TEN TIMES, not YEARS, LOL!

Vanesa.

Vanesa wrote:

I meant TEN TIMES, not YEARS, LOL!

Vanesa.

I know how you feel Vanesa......10 times feels like 10 years when trying to post something that won't post!!! :haha:

Yup...The sad thing is when you needs to write and rewrite something that was pretty good and it's erased by this nice little PC. The words are not the same and you feel realy frustrated.

Vanesa.

Vanesa wrote:

Yup...The sad thing is when you needs to write and rewrite something that was pretty good and it's erased by this nice little PC. The words are not the same and you feel realy frustrated.

Vanesa.

OH! I can SO identify, Vanesa! There have been times when I've written my heart and soul into something, and pressed "Enter". . . only to have my post disappear into cyberspace - never to be seen again! And, I always feel like I haven't recaptured what I'd originally written when I have to start over again! My laptop has a feature that will automatically copy the last post I made. I LOVE that.

Guest wrote:

If anyone knows the season and episode # , pls let me know.. Here is what I remember.. I might be a bit confused.. Charles goes up a mountain with a young child.. boy ,, who is dying.. etc.. Time goes by and Charles comes off the mountain with a long beard and I think the boy lives.. thanks

He was only 12 part 1 and 2!
Hope That I'v helped!!