LOST CBS OUTAKES & PREVIEWS GUNSMOKE HAVE GUN WILL TRAVEL TWILGHT ZONE RAWHIDE RED SKELTON

[lezwitch]

"John" was John Wayne who introduced the first episode of "Gunsmoke" on television

[MarkJ1961]

Very funny stuff! But no "Perry Mason" bloopers? There was Gunsmoke, Rawhide, Have Gun, and even Twilight Zone, all CBS-OWNED/produced shows of the late 1950s/early 1960s era. But Perry Mason was also part of that group of dramatic shows of that era, also owned-and-produced by the CBS Television Network. I was hoping to see some goofs with Perry, Paul, Della, Tragg, Burger!

[ocwelch1]

Where"s festus

[da959]

Awesome stuff for sure. Watching Gunsmoke as a kid I always thought that it was real life. It's funny to see how there are real and regular people behind the series and they mess up just like anyone else. Also, i really liked the Red Skelton clip. I remember whatching him as well. It was nice to be able to see classic shows like this in a whole new light. Thank you for posting and giving me some really good laughs!

[MrAnthonyVance]

Great footage ... funny ... nostalgic ... thank you.

[dav1099]

RIP Mr James Arness,

another un replaceable cowboy bites the dust.

[defrancotv]

7:29 he said fuck you to the horse.

[elc1960]

BTW - that "mock-up" of a beer ad was absolutely hilarious.

[elc1960]

At 9:50, Red Skelton gives a quick shot to his show's sponsor: "Not only does she give milk (pause), she gives Pet-Rich pies!" Gotta wonder how Pet canned milk felt about that one.

[CC532009]

Yes I remember growing up watching Mission Impossible-starring Peter Graves and watching Gunsmoke-starring James Arness, that they were definitely related because they sounded a like. Then I learned they were not only related, they were brothers. Peter Graves and James Arness are great actors and Peter is surely missed as will his brother James when he is gone. They do not make actors like them two anymore.

[littledarklingghost]

@tvdays I agree with you on the "Have Gun, Will Travel" outtakes... thanks for uploading this old gem, by the way. :)

And if I do say so myself, Richard Boone as Paladin is a very attractive man, in a rugged but intellectual way. :D

[SpoiledKitty07]

Omg I LOVE it!!! Amazing!! I would love to be able to see more Gunsmoke outtakes!! The best ever!!!

[gratetennfan]

Hilarious. I really enjoyed this. Thanks so much for posting.

[flintstone9812]

That was great. I watched all those shows years ago.

Thanks...........

[Bidil6]

This was the best of the best!

[bobandrayfan1]

excellent work! Barvo..I mean Bravo!

Mr Paddalin..

[fromthesidelines]

This was a combination promotional film and "blooper reel", prepared for a CBS Affiliate Advisory Board meeting in the summer of 1963. "John", as Arness mentions at :09, was the live "emcee" {a CBS executive, no doubt} at the event who gave the cue for the film to begin by probably saying, "And now, let's head to Dodge City for a few words from our #1 Marshal on Saturday nights, Mr. James Arness...". The ending, incidentally, was listed as a "blooper" by Kermit Schafer in one of his books.

[colindominy]

Chester says : "Waal, I s'pose I better git Mr Dillon ". The cowboy-extra then retorts : "You mean Marshall Dillon ?" .. Then Chester comes back with " No .. Bobby Dylan .. he'll write a SONG about your PROBLEM !". Close your eyes & listen closely to James Arness' voice in this clip .. doesn't he sound the exact same as his equally-famous brother .. the TV actor Peter Graves !! Amazing !! Congrats on this posting, tvdays !! Outstanding !!

[tvdays]

Somewhere I would like to see all the Have Gun will Travel outtakes.

[newmediaformat]

*****

[NYBredBamaFed]

Nice footage! Did this actually air on CBS? I could have sworn I heard a little profanity in one of the outtakes, plus I would be surprised that they would have shown the NBC logo on a CBS network, even if it was an outtake. The blooper with the cow was the best.