Having grown up watching these sitcoms on the low resolution, small screen, black and white televisions with a signal further degraded through rabbit-ear antennas, none of these errors were in any way noticeable. Now it all seems so very charming.
I think they were noticeable, but we didn't notice them bc we were too young for that for 1 thing, but they were barely noticeable anyways, n it takes tech like a DVD w a pause n replay button to really notice them.
This is a great visit back to the shows I grew up on. Always, finding these bloopers and goods show the actors and shows in a good light. The actors and actresses bloopers show them as being human. The goofs show the shows doing the best they can. Growing up, I hardly noticed the goofs. Good acting and good fun.
You have really done your homework! These are fascinating to watch, and as you said, it doesn’t detract from how much we loved watching these shows back in the day.
@Tvcrazyman - I must say that I haven't seen a Bloopers show that I loved in decades. Your editing it all together is perfect. Great narration. Thanks for the laughs!!!!
Listen, we loved the bloopers/slip ups like in Gilligan's Island. We lived for those moments. The more mistakes you caught, the smarter you were ranked as a kid. Also, we seemed to have had a stronger sense of imagination, allowing us to overlook the obvious. It really was a great time. ❤
I might have been born back then enlightened sixties but The Addams family and The Munsters were perfectly shows I love I love every minute of watching the shows of The Addams family and The The Munsters from the 1960s ❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉😮😮😮😅😅😅😅
You said it properly. "When TV was cool" Just people having fun and providing beautiful silliness weekly. It's not done anymore. Zero need to analyze or wonder. Your clips are terrific.
Dick York was so committed to his physical comedy that he hurt his back during a play in-between seasons of Bewitched that he had to bow out. York was always my favorite Darin.
Not blaming York or Sargent for this but after watching all the bewitch episodes it was getting very frustrating watching Darrin go way overboard with Samantha using her magic or going at Agnetha, getting himself turned into a toad or something, and when he gets turned back, gets right back on that horse and rides it off a cliff. I actually have to blame the writers for that
During the filming of a movie in 1959, York suffered a serious injury when he tore the muscles in his back, which forced him to constantly use painkillers. That accident marked him for the rest of his artistic career and became chronic when he suffered a fall on the set of Bewitched.
Agreed. And she was the major part of that great "transmogrification" of Charles Addams' humorously eerie magazine cartoons to mass market television. She is missed.
Awesome compilation!!! Note to fans of Russel Johnson he did voice work for Imagination Theater out of Seattle in audio dramas. They also had Lauren Tewes (Love Boat) and Richard Sanders (WKRP in Cincinnati) in several roles. Check other out Imagination Theater if you love full cast audio dramas. 😁
The Minnow was beached in the lagoon at CBS studios. The lagoon was very small, had a little waterfall and the water was always nasty. I know , because I was there. 😊
I have two interesting things for you... 1. There is an episode of Bewitched (I can't remember the name, but it was Dick Saregent as Darrin), he's going to meet Larry Tate to lunch, Darrin says "It"s 1: 15 already. Time sure flies" he watch comes off his wrist. You can see the wire that connects to the watch to make it fly. 2. Ted Cassidy narrorated the opening credits to "The Increbile Hulk" with Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno.
Back in the day when actors actresses were really talented artists. Back when there were still morals and family values. Nowadays, Hollywood pumping out garbage almost nobody with any talent at all. Thank you for putting all these different videos together from all these different times it’s like going through a photo album and all the memory comes back. 🇺🇸😎😊🍿
I used to watch Lost in Space as a kid back in the early 70s, and bought the box set much later in life. I've watched them countless times over the years and it was only the other day when I was watching "The Zoo" I think it was, that I noticed for the very first time, Mark Goddard a.k.a. Major West, yelling out in anger at Dr Smith, but instead of yelling "Smith" he yelled out his real surname "Harris". Its amazing what slips past us when we are so engrossed in the show.
I have always loved the goofs and bloopers. Even as a child my brother and I would sit and watch movies and pick out goofs and my family would laugh because they didn't notice them. I think back when I was like 8 or 9 we were watching an old cowboy and Indian movie. The Indians were chasing the cowboys in the open field and you can see a helicopter shadow . Or watch an old 1950's movie and see a 80's Trans am.
We absolutely know what Morning Glory Circle looks like! It's been well documented and used by MANY TV shows and movies. Sadly, it was just torn down, like last year.
EXTREMELY WELL DONE buddy! You should have written some episodes towards their end run....they probably would have extended the contract. Thanks for a great 47:49 minutes TVcrazyman.
Not only did James Doohan appear in that Bewitched episode and on Star Trek, but so did Craig Huxley who played Merle on the same episode of Bewitched and Tommy Starnes on the Star Trek episode “And the Children Shall Lead.”
In the Gilligan's Island episode, you commented how Ginger only had one dress but yet showed up with a mysterious dress that had SS Minnow on it. In the episode, she explained to Gilligan that she made a dress from his duffle bag and Gilligan even replied, "My duffle never looked so good"
@ameliafroehlich2577 the professor, also wore the same clothes every day. All of their names, BTW, Skipper: Jonas Grumby, Gilligan: Willie Gilligan, the Professor: Roy Hinkley, MaryAnn Somers, Ginger Grant, Thirstan Howell 3, Lovey: Eunice Wentworth Howell
As a kid watching many of these bloopers first hand, without rerun or replay capability, I would just have to ask myself if I were indeed seeing what I think I saw. Especially with the Gilligan’s Island ones which were just so obvious, I just sort of laughed and went on watching.
Wait? What? Fake? Huh? That's not real life? If you EVEN TELL ME that there is no Herman Munster ... I'm going to call Grammpa to haunt you nightly. ;)
@@hgr4255 The only things that were real back then was Big Bird, the robot in Lost in Space and Samantha Stevens from Bewitched. Everything else was fake.🤣
Red Skelton did one better. He was supposed to crash through a fake brick wall and took a wrong turn. Instead of the fake wall he hit a real one and got knocked out cold I understand. A painful blooper to be sure.
There was also one of RED Skelton, where he was suppose to eat a piece of chocolate and when he put it in his mouth, he chewed for an extended period of time. He swallowed and then he said, "o. k., who was the wise guy that put the carmels in this box?" The cast and crew could be heard laughing off camera.😂😂 These shows were true I tertainment, thank you!
LOL of course we could see all these things on a old TV set. HD tv can pick up more fine details but old TVs could still pick up the things you have shown here.
On that Gilligan Island show....we never noticed all all guff about the boat. We all just sat around in the couches & simply enjoyed & laughed alot. The other show.,as well were very interlining. Interesting & fun. Not like all these nit pickers of today. Life seemed so much simpler back then.
Every time I watch something classic, I realize they never knew that it would one day be in HD and sold on DVD!
Irregardless?????
@@baire702 not a word ya boob. Lol
Just hearing Mary Tyler Moore's spontaneous laughter on the Dick Van Dyke Show does my heart good. RIP, Mary!
I went back and listened to her sweet laugh several times. RIP Mary!
Thanks for sharing 🤗just subscribed and greetings from Dublin Ireland 🇮🇪
Thanks for subscribing.
Having grown up watching these sitcoms on the low resolution, small screen, black and white televisions with a signal further degraded through rabbit-ear antennas, none of these errors were in any way noticeable. Now it all seems so very charming.
Haha, so true.
I think they were noticeable, but we didn't notice them bc we were too young for that for 1 thing, but they were barely noticeable anyways, n it takes tech like a DVD w a pause n replay button to really notice them.
Yeah, a drunkard Dick Van Dyke telling people about good health.
Man these shows bring back a ton of memories of me and my mum watching all these. RIP Mum.
It’s crazy watching a young Dick Van Dyke, knowing that he is like 99 now! Still a jokester, even at his age. 😂
This is a great visit back to the shows I grew up on. Always, finding these bloopers and goods show the actors and shows in a good light. The actors and actresses bloopers show them as being human. The goofs show the shows doing the best they can. Growing up, I hardly noticed the goofs. Good acting and good fun.
Glad you enjoyed it.
Absolutely love bloopers, almost as much as the shows themselves. ❤
I LOVE YOUR DOGG ❣️❤️❤️❤️
Nobody mentions that Little Richie looked so much like Uncle Buddy that it hints at a dalliance.
Anytime there was a Bloopers Show (for ANY show, even ones we didn't watch): That was automatically a Pizza or Chinese Food takeout night.
My grandma got me to love 50’s and 60’s music and tv. I’ve always wanted to watch more 50s and 60s tv shows and movies because they fascinate me
The behind the scenes and bloopers give a whole new look and love for the shows we grew up watching.
I think I watched all those old episodes of Gilligan's Island, Hogan's Heroes, ect. when I was a kid. This was great!
We had all the Hogan's Heroes episodes on DVD when we were kids. We named two of our barn cats Shultz and Klink 😂
I loved all these shows they really were the best!!! great childhood memories!
Love all these old shows still watch them today thanks for explaining about all the goofs kym
You are welcome. Appreciate it.
Best tv ever! This puts me in a good mood remembering all of these shows.
You have really done your homework! These are fascinating to watch, and as you said, it doesn’t detract from how much we loved watching these shows back in the day.
Thank you so much!
Love these shows and re-living them via these bloopers is so much fun! Thank you ❤
Glad you like them!
Mee too😂
@Tvcrazyman - I must say that I haven't seen a Bloopers show that I loved in decades. Your editing it all together is perfect. Great narration. Thanks for the laughs!!!!
Thank you very much!
I love seeing bloopers of the Great legends of television 😂😂😂
Those were great! More please! Love those classic TV goofs!
Listen, we loved the bloopers/slip ups like in Gilligan's Island.
We lived for those moments.
The more mistakes you caught, the smarter you were ranked as a kid.
Also, we seemed to have had a stronger sense of imagination, allowing us to overlook the obvious.
It really was a great time. ❤
This is awesome thank you so much. I only watch retro shows so this is a treat for me!😊
I might have been born back then enlightened sixties but The Addams family and The Munsters were perfectly shows I love I love every minute of watching the shows of The Addams family and The The Munsters from the 1960s ❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉😮😮😮😅😅😅😅
Lots of fun. I love the shows, as you do, and the bloopers just make them even more fun.
It's fun to see the bloopers when the scenes are supposed to be serious.
You said it properly. "When TV was cool" Just people having fun and providing beautiful silliness weekly. It's not done anymore. Zero need to analyze or wonder. Your clips are terrific.
Sometimes television bloopers are best left without narration.
Exactly, only if it's needed to understand. This was a good video.
I'd say you are correct, especially with this narrator whose voice is so not suited for it.
Bro, you are just overly negative.
@@dr.barrycohn5461 overly negative fuck you are for sure.
Dick York was so committed to his physical comedy that he hurt his back during a play in-between seasons of Bewitched that he had to bow out. York was always my favorite Darin.
Not blaming York or Sargent for this but after watching all the bewitch episodes it was getting very frustrating watching Darrin go way overboard with Samantha using her magic or going at Agnetha, getting himself turned into a toad or something, and when he gets turned back, gets right back on that horse and rides it off a cliff. I actually have to blame the writers for that
@@kurtmorris454 "Agnetha"? Lol
@@chrissyb5676 I guess I was using her real name and I guess it's Agness.
During the filming of a movie in 1959, York suffered a serious injury when he tore the muscles in his back, which forced him to constantly use painkillers. That accident marked him for the rest of his artistic career and became chronic when he suffered a fall on the set of Bewitched.
@kurtmorris454 Agnes Morehead. 😊❤ Called the "Lavender Lady" as it was her favorite color. 😊❤
👍 I never get tired of bloopers
Watching this has made my day! I love bloopers & outtakes! THANKS so much for uploading for us to enjoy!
I love watching these!!! Great memories of great stars!!! Hilarious!!! Thank You for sharing... ❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂.....
I WAS NOT BORN UNTIL 1973, BUT, THESE BLOOPERS TOOK PLACE IN THE DECADES JUST BEFORE I WAS BORN! I LOVE IT!
I was born in 74. 😂
Great shows and presentation. Loved it.😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
Crazy TV man, you did a phenomenal job at putting this together! I needed a good laugh and this was perfect. Thank you, a new subscriber!❤
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you very much
19 years ago, I lost my mom.She would have loved your channel. I will enjoy this for us both. Thank you sir😂
I appreciate it.
I laughed so hard I had tears in my eyes. Thank you
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Out of all of these, my favorite was, and still is, the Addams Family! 🤣
I'm still in love with Morticia! 😍
Agreed. And she was the major part of that great "transmogrification" of Charles Addams' humorously eerie magazine cartoons to mass market television. She is missed.
Love your content. Really detailed and fun to watch. Keep up the good work..😀😀😀
Thanks
Lol I grew up with these guys after school we all sat down watching black and white 😅 good old days
This is awesome, 😂 😃🤗 I miss these days ❤❤❤.
Started the day with these video. Thanks as always.
Glad you liked it
Awesome compilation!!! Note to fans of Russel Johnson he did voice work for Imagination Theater out of Seattle in audio dramas. They also had Lauren Tewes (Love Boat) and Richard Sanders (WKRP in Cincinnati) in several roles. Check other out Imagination Theater if you love full cast audio dramas. 😁
You do such a great job revisiting these classics. Hope you find more bloopers to post in different eras.
Any specific shows you might like me to look at in the future? Let me know. I hope I never run out of shows with goofs. 😀
@@tvcrazyman Joining this. Have you got "Foul-ups bleeps and blunders"?
Love sci-fi. 6 million dollar man, lost in space, Star Trek. Old classics like Mchale’s Navy. Thanks
I would watch bloopers every time it was on and I wish they would make some more
Great channel double the laugh with these bloopers
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤ we don't have show like this anymore.
This was pure Gold.
The Minnow was beached in the lagoon at CBS studios. The lagoon was very small, had a little waterfall and the water was always nasty. I know , because I was there. 😊
Cool, I wish they kept it up, it would have been neat to see someday.
Bob Crane was one sick man,
LOVE THIS!! It's my childhood.....
True talent never leaves, just gets tired of no where to go 😢
Those old shows are very worthy of being shown again to give the more recent ones time to turn ‘classic’ and give us a real break from them.
It's amazing these blooper reels even survived, what with the old tape wiping practices and numerous studio fires over the years.
That's true.
I have two interesting things for you...
1. There is an episode of Bewitched (I can't remember the name, but it was Dick Saregent as Darrin), he's going to meet Larry Tate to lunch, Darrin says "It"s 1: 15 already. Time sure flies" he watch comes off his wrist. You can see the wire that connects to the watch to make it fly.
2. Ted Cassidy narrorated the opening credits to "The Increbile Hulk" with Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno.
I'm so glad I found this channel!
Back in the day when actors actresses were really talented artists. Back when there were still morals and family values. Nowadays, Hollywood pumping out garbage almost nobody with any talent at all. Thank you for putting all these different videos together from all these different times it’s like going through a photo album and all the memory comes back. 🇺🇸😎😊🍿
I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Your channel is so wholesome. Seeing bloopers from this era is pretty mind blowing.
Thanks
If you ever find a rope/cord, pull it, and a bell rings, TV Crazy Man walks into the room saying, "you rang?"
I used to watch Lost in Space as a kid back in the early 70s, and bought the box set much later in life. I've watched them countless times over the years and it was only the other day when I was watching "The Zoo" I think it was, that I noticed for the very first time, Mark Goddard a.k.a. Major West, yelling out in anger at Dr Smith, but instead of yelling "Smith" he yelled out his real surname "Harris". Its amazing what slips past us when we are so engrossed in the show.
I guess I'm not very observant, 'cause I never noticed any of these bloopers! 🤣
Jeez, these are even more funny than the episodes! 🥸
I love this stuff....I need more...Superman ....I love Lucy...There are so many goofs.
I almost didn’t recognize Carol Burnett as the female Sargent in that Gomer Pyle clip.
*Sergeant
Carol was on multiple sitcoms, Gomer Pyle, the Lucy Show and the only Twilight Zone with a laugh track.
So nice to see David Canary on Bonanza. He went on to play the outstanding character of Adam/Stuart Chandler on All My Children.
I have always loved the goofs and bloopers. Even as a child my brother and I would sit and watch movies and pick out goofs and my family would laugh because they didn't notice them. I think back when I was like 8 or 9 we were watching an old cowboy and Indian movie. The Indians were chasing the cowboys in the open field and you can see a helicopter shadow . Or watch an old 1950's movie and see a 80's Trans am.
I remember the good old day's, not the same anymore very sad 😢
I wish I could take a trip back in a time machine.
Another Great Video. I Loved it. keep them coming. take care.
We absolutely know what Morning Glory Circle looks like! It's been well documented and used by MANY TV shows and movies. Sadly, it was just torn down, like last year.
Great classic tv moments 😀
I love goofs more than bloopers thanks to YOU
Thank you very much
@@tvcrazyman no problem hehe
EXTREMELY WELL DONE buddy! You should have written some episodes towards their end run....they probably would have extended the contract. Thanks for a great 47:49 minutes TVcrazyman.
Thanks, I appreciate it.
I love the Bob Crane bloopers. ❤️
Love Jimmy Durante! Everybody likes to get into the act. 😂
New subscriber here. Love your channel!! Great job!😊
Thanks
Not only did James Doohan appear in that Bewitched episode and on Star Trek, but so did Craig Huxley who played Merle on the same episode of Bewitched and Tommy Starnes on the Star Trek episode “And the Children Shall Lead.”
I remember these episodes!! How old is THAT 😂🎉!!??
Love your shows and the fact you make fun of yourself as well. 😊
This is the only time I ever saw Jimmy Durante without lowering his head with a fadora hat on. Never saw him standing straight up
Love the bloopers
Fun!! Thank you!
In the Gilligan's Island episode, you commented how Ginger only had one dress but yet showed up with a mysterious dress that had SS Minnow on it. In the episode, she explained to Gilligan that she made a dress from his duffle bag and Gilligan even replied, "My duffle never looked so good"
They all had different clothes except Gilligan and the Skipper.
@ameliafroehlich2577 the professor, also wore the same clothes every day. All of their names, BTW, Skipper: Jonas Grumby, Gilligan: Willie Gilligan, the Professor: Roy Hinkley, MaryAnn Somers, Ginger Grant, Thirstan Howell 3, Lovey: Eunice Wentworth Howell
@JoDdy420- Oh, that's right. How could I forget him? 😔
I like the blooper lines much better than continuity mistakes.
Great work, loved it !!! thanks
Glad you enjoyed it!
Such great shows. They don’t make them like this anymore!
Goodnight, Mrs. Calabash . . .
Wherever you are.
This was great..thank you😅
Appreciate it. 😀
These guys are a riot😂😂😂😂😂
As a kid watching many of these bloopers first hand, without rerun or replay capability, I would just have to ask myself if I were indeed seeing what I think I saw. Especially with the Gilligan’s Island ones which were just so obvious, I just sort of laughed and went on watching.
Bloopers or not,..🤦.. we loved those shows then and still love them today !....📺..🥰
Jimmy Durante, truly one of the greats
"Did you ever have the feeling that you wanted to go? But you also had the feeling that you wanted to stay?" He was simply a genius with delivery.
I would sure love to have that train set complete!!
We still love those 60's sitcoms no matter how fake they were.
Wait? What? Fake? Huh? That's not real life? If you EVEN TELL ME that there is no Herman Munster ... I'm going to call Grammpa to haunt you nightly.
;)
@@hgr4255 The only things that were real back then was Big Bird, the robot in Lost in Space and Samantha Stevens from Bewitched. Everything else was fake.🤣
Jimmy Durante knew how to handle a prop failure.
Red Skelton did one better. He was supposed to crash through a fake brick wall and took a wrong turn. Instead of the fake wall he hit a real one and got knocked out cold I understand. A painful blooper to be sure.
There was also one of RED Skelton, where he was suppose to eat a piece of chocolate and when he put it in his mouth, he chewed for an extended period of time. He swallowed and then he said, "o. k., who was the wise guy that put the carmels in this box?" The cast and crew could be heard laughing off camera.😂😂 These shows were true I tertainment, thank you!
They were the best shows. I don't even watch TV any more except for PBS stations and true crime shows.
All the real magic of those years
excellent blooper catcher you are!
I hope you all have a few laughs. I found some more bloopers and I've compiled together a month or so worth of 60's TV goofs videos into one.
John Gabriel was a friend of my Dad's in the USAF.
Great video, all the shows I grew up watching. Thanks. 😊
Quality entertainment, ‘those were the days’ 😊
LOL of course we could see all these things on a old TV set. HD tv can pick up more fine details but old TVs could still pick up the things you have shown here.
That was fun. Thanks
On that Gilligan Island show....we never noticed all all guff about the boat. We all just sat around in the couches & simply enjoyed & laughed alot. The other show.,as well were very interlining. Interesting & fun. Not like all these nit pickers of today. Life seemed so much simpler back then.