50's & 60's Classic TV Bloopers & Goofs

50's & 60's classic TV bloopers and goofs from classic television series like the Adventures of Superman, Batman, Star Trek, McCale's Navy, F-Troop, and more.

See amazing classic TV stars goof up their lines like Jack Benny, Rod Serling from the Twilight Zone, and Milton Berle, and then there's the cow that made Red Skelton's skit take a whole new direction.

See classic TV commercial bloopers where things didn't go as well as the actors wanted. See the Star Trek cast with the funniest bloopers ever!

There will never be television series as good as the 1950's and the 1960's era of television, but even the greats make mistakes and they were fun to watch.

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0:00 Intro
0:36 F-Troop Blooper
1:48 McCale's Navy break out in song
4:09 Smoking on TV in the early days of television
11:26 Three Stooges Bloopers
16:07 Milton Berle and Jack Benny
17:55 Red Skelton Cow Scene

[vytallicaq.]

Red Skelton came to St. Louis to do a show at The Muny in the summer of '70. I was 9 at the time and a big fan. My family and I went to the airport to greet him coming off the plane, along with many other fans. I got his autograph, and he gave me such a warm, genuine smile. It was obvious that he loved his fans, just as much as we loved him. A completely sincere, sweet man.

[kurtjensen]

I love how superman stands there when the guy shoots him six times, and then ducks when the guy throws his gun at him. lol

[AbrasiousProductions]

2:50 this was honestly touching that the cast got along so well they all acted silly together without even knowing the camera was on, now that's friendship :)

[channamation]

This is pure gold. Sometimes the bloopers (especially left in the shows) make them even more fun to watch.

[SquirrelTheater]

I grew up with a good number of these shows in the 70’s but I don’t think I’ve ever seen any bloopers of them until now! Thank you for posting this! 👍🏻

[brenturquhart]

Loved the bloopers. For some reason seeing Shatner walk into a closed door brings me a lot of satisfaction. Lol

[roxannblackwell]

I just love the old bloopers. Thanks for showing them. I needed a good laugh today.😂👍❤

[zapdunga]

The last televised cigarette ad ran at 11:50 p.m. during The Johnny Carson Show on January 1, 1971. I was 19 and I believe it was a Virginia Slims commercial 'You've Come A Long Way Baby To Get Where You Got To Today'

[caroltanzi]

A couple of these were priceless! Red Skelton and cow was unbelievable!

[bernadettelanders]

Loved the Bloopers. Aussie here and we had all these TV shows in Australia, not the adds though. Happy memories of my childhood. Great TV shows & hysterical bloopers 😂

[ninaharper]

That bit with Red Skelton and the cow was a riot!😂

[MACBoricua]

Bloopers are the best way to learn the ropes!! Thank you for the memories!!!

[MarkFrigault]

Brought back some great memories of my childhood.Thank you

[frankt]

Trying to break the bottle was too funny..😮😮😮

[MPGunther]

Great stuff, thanks for all the chuckles.

[edmercer]

LMAO! THANKS! I remember back, I think it was 1970. A few friends and I went to New York Institute of Technology in Nassau County Long Island to see a Woody Allen movie in the early evening. Anyway, as the lights went down the projector came on there were a lot of white spots on the screen as the movie started. So I said to my friends "Space, the final Frontier" as a joke. All of a sudden the Enterprise went across the screen!! We all said WTF.. lol. Somehow they got ahold of the 1st and 2nd season blooper reel. I have to say it was the funniest thing I ever have seen at that time. We believe it was one of the originals since it was extreamly clean, bright and colorful. As I recall it was 10 or 15 minutes long.. It was great! When the Woody Allen movie came on we maybe stayed for 15 minutes and left. It was nowhere as good as the blooper reel! Sorry Woody...

[danaMccabe-dagmarK]

Thank you so much for the memories and the giggles!

[kimhohlmayer]

I hate to admit this but at 65 I remember when some of these were first on the air!

[augusthawks]

Saw all those Star Trek bloopers at a convention back in the 70's.

[radarman]

It sure did this old almost 70 heart good. Awesome thank you!!!