Classic TV Western Goofs and Bloopers

Laugh at loud with these funny classic TV western goofs and bloopers from television series like Gunsmoke, Bonanza, the Lone Ranger, the Rifleman, the Wild Wild West, and more. See goofs and bloopers involving your favorite classic western TV actors like James Arness, Clayton Moore, Chuck Connors, Michael Landon, Robert Conrad, Lorne Greene, James Garner, and more.

TV Western mistakes popped up quickly so you might have missed the cars and air planes that zoomed by in the background. Stock footage use caused quiet a few goofs as the characters would sometimes change clothing back and forth from one shot to the next. See classic television actors mess up their lines in several funny outtakes and bloopers. Stuntmen pop into scenes with more hair than the actors they are replacing and lots more.

Also, along the way are some interesting fun facts and trivia from the days of classic television.

#westerns #classictelevision #bloopersandouttakes

0:00 Intro
0:24 Cars and airplanes
1:56 Gunsmoke goofs
4:53 Gunsmoke bloopers
6:35 Bonanza
8:12 The Rifleman TV series
12:13 Alias Smith and Jones
12:45 Kung Fu
13:04 Have Gun Will Travel western
13:54 The Wild Wild West
19:51 The Lone Ranger
25:08 Tvcrazyman's bloopers

[JesseOaks-efxn]

Watching bloopers from your favorite television shows never get old, I enjoy watching them over and over.

[kirbymarchbarcena]

I'm amazed how keen your eyes are to notice the vehicles during the black & white era of tv no matter how small and quick these appear

[mlbrooks]

When they made these they had no idea we could have copies of them and watch them over and over.

[tonystone]

What people forget is we were watching most of these shows on a 14 to 20 inch black and white TV. The early color TVs had horrible pictures (that we thought were amazing) on a small screen most wouldn't notice traffic or planes in the distance.

[Whoremembersusa]

It’s amazing that I’ve watched these shows countless times without noticing any mistakes :)

[tony]

But not a word about how the Cisco Kid's horse changed his spots when he went behind some rocks and emerged with them all re-arranged.

[ABeautfulMess]

My first blooper was a Clint Eastwood movie..cowboy of course..but in the back is a 18 wheeler and dust are driving all across the background. I became addicted to find bloopers ever since..56 and still finding them.❤

[chetpietras]

Always amazes me how MANT goofs/bloopers you catch in these old TV shows. I'm 69 and have watched them all as they aired, and caught but a few... GREAT JOB!! Thanks

[RedRuffinsore]

THe "High Chaparral" was the worst for this. High power lines in the background. Cars and trucks on the roads. Jet contrails in the air. At times, the airplanes were so loud the actors had to raise their voices.

[mrcydonia]

I love the cow's reaction to the "bear." 06:53

[NorbertoFontanez]

I don't know ANYONE who sits in front of a tv looking for the bloopers BUT I'm glad YOU DO🤙😂... AWESOME JOB 👍😎

[LetsGoPack]

Clayton Moore will always be The Lone Ranger

[sailordude]

I had a black and white low res TV into the 1970s so never would have noticed the planes, lol. Thanks for the outtakes!

[ahoorakia]

4:28 you missed the middle finger on the coffee mug😂

[jackieellenbarnes]

I throughly enjoyed this Video. Thank you 😊

[keithstudly]

I remember a Gunsmoke episode where the marshal was camping out in the wilderness and setting next to the campfire having a talk and in a quiet moment you could hear a diesel truck engaging his jakes brake.

[johnmurnighan]

Royal Dano was one of the most best players on any show. The coward on an episode of Wanted Dead or Alive. Really got to know him in the movie Something Wicked Comes This Way. Never really noticed him before, but now i love anything with him in it. An amazing actor.

[robertbrown]

I like the seeing tire tracks as a horse rider is filmed while he runs on the trail.

[johnmurnighan]

Remember when my daughter was watching tv while i was fixing a meal. Never knew there was a replacement at the time. I could only say at the time was, that's not Clayton Moore. Was right.
Anything with Richard Boone is worth watching. Best tv show ever.

[tvcrazyman]

I hope you all enjoy the goofs and bloopers from all these classic westerns.