This was fantastic! Thank you for posting this. Sound effects bad, but the fight scene and the acting was brilliant. The clothing for the actors was very realistic for the time period.

The owes the Marshall a BJ. lol Great series.

Dennis is a good man. He was about to have his perfect chance to marry libby & become a family man & he accidentally blew it.

Poor Dennis. He got cold feet. He lost his nerve & ran away from the best thing that ever happened to him. And Poor libby, dennis left her at the altar when she was pregnant 🤰.

when it says, full episodes, what does that mean?

Quincy is in this😅

3:58 "Cut"? I didn't know why that was in there until some commenters said that this was used as a film school editing exercise. Probably explains why they didn't bother with separate soundbites for punches and kicks.

3:15 Hey, it's the guy who played Quincy 🤔

The sound effects 😭 lol 😂

This crap doesn’t even have 1 full episode of Gunsmoke. False advertising… this is bullshit!!!

Boy those punches sound real

A couple of spots where Ted Post's voice was left in. I like it, though.

Big jim arness the best

I record gunsmoke all the time. love it...

does anyone know where we can view Season 20 Episode 5 Gunsmoke "Thirty a Month and Found" (1974) ? Thanks!

What is this crap? This was supposed to be full episodes, but there don't appear to be any at all.

One well deserved butt kicking

Back when WOMEN were worth fighting for!!!! Today many women are worthless!

So this is where police brutality started😂

At the 4:00 mark, is that the director yelling "Cut" and then moving to another angle with Chester and Doc?

....and not a mark on him😮

Buffalo Man episode of GunSmoke. Ben Siple? John Anderson. James Arness was of course The Thing and Quincey and and and [last lines] Capt. Picard: Captain's log, stardate 43153.7 - We are departing the Rana system for Starbase 1-3-3. We leave behind a being of extraordinary power and conscience. I'm not certain if he should be praised or condemned. Only that he should be left alone.

Slaps a woman in the presence of the law, draws a knife on the law, then tells his partner to get him out of town and don't come back, privilege on steroids 😂

Just about every film school grad has edited this material - thus the "final" in the title. In film editing class, they hand you some rolls of film and sound of the "best" full takes from this episode and let you figure out a narrative solution. BTDT in the 70s at USC....the joke then was to insert the sound of the clapboard when John Anderson slaps the girl...as I recall, they didn't furnish you any sound effects for this exercise.

IT'S NOT A TRUE STORY

Wonder who decided how a punch in movies should sound like?

HARRY POTTER NOW

Get Pluto is free and gone smokes on 24 hours a day 2023 still one of my favorite shows

bull shit no full episodes here

KICKS AND SNACKS SOUND ALIKE 🤣

Gunsmoke my favorite western, watch it everyday, they know better not to challenge Marshall Dillon, he,s too bad for them. Go get them Marshall.

Doc couldn't fix Chester's bum leg.

Marshal could have gottin some there if he wanted it

Who wouldn't feel safe in Dodge with a marshall like Matt Dillon!

wow that's raw, and a young Jack Klugman

And that's how Abby became a whore in Dodge City ...

I just finished editing this scene

Love the show love the all the supporting actors. Why they never let Matt enjoy the women I never understood.

Love the fact that they brought in Oscar Madison for the final

Leonard nemoy.

The one episode that didn't sit well with me was the title Kate Heller I could believe a grandmother would kill her own grandson who was unarmed I know it was just a TV show but the writing was in poor taste Matt hadn't even questioned him yet.

DILLONS LAW

This is NOT the final episode.

This series need to be re run , it is great and timeless

They never did stop we can enjoy them on cable TV 📺

3:30 Jack Klugman (Oscar Madison)?

Even Matt Dillon gets knocked down but he ends up winning.

I thought I seen all Marshall Dillion episodes but I don`t remember this one.

Even if faeries/fairies aren't real, I 'think' we 'make them real' with the frailties of life's hauntings or uncertainties --- a nice thought nonetheless. Very cool film, and a good good trailer too. Cheers!

He learned him 😆 🤣