50s and 60s Biggest TV Show Mistakes and Fun Trivia

In this video revisit classic television series with their mistakes and learn fun trivia facts from TV in the 50s and 60s from the biggest TV shows of the day. This video features mistakes, goofs, fun trivia facts, and bloopers from I Love Lucy, The Honeymooners, The Andy Griffith Show, The Lone Ranger, Car 54 Where Are You, The Wild Wild West, and more.
Go from actions shows and stunts with Robert Conrad to uncontrollable laughter with Art Carney laughing at Jackie Gleason on the Honeymooners and a fall from Desi Arnaz that he turned around and used for even more laughter. Many shows like I Love Lucy and The Honeymooners were filmed before a live audience and when they misspoke and had bloopers they tended to film right through and it usually made the episodes even better.
#classictv #classictelevision #bloopers #goofs #trivia
0:00 Intro
0:19 The Honeymooners
8:09 The Wild Wild West
14:35 I Love Lucy
22:11 Car 54 Where Are You?
36:04 The Andy Griffith Show
44:01 The Lone Ranger
1:00:06 The Green Hornet
1:11:02 Jonny Quest

[@h.paulsprojects3061]

Great video!! I've seen Barney's Sidecar of Andy Griffith many many times. Definitely a double when the sickle , as Barney calls it, pulls away from the side car. 😂

[@tvcrazyman]

Thanks 😀

[@lindaebert789]

I so enjoy these 🥰 🤣😂Thank you for all you do 🙏🏻😇

[@tvcrazyman]

You are very welcome. I appreciate it.

[@cadeevans4623]

These never get old love these mistakes goofs bloopers all the above

[@Lisa-je5bb]

Awesome research! Great job

[@tvcrazyman]

Thank you!

[@Pratman]

You've defo picked some awesome classics here bud 😃

[@tvcrazyman]

Thanks

[@ernestcruz6316]

Very funny Bruce Lee parody in The Kentucky Fried Movie, in the segment A Fistful of Yen, featuring martial artists Evan Kim and Bong Soo Han.

[@simplycm]

You've defo picked some awesome classics here bud

[@tvcrazyman]

Thanks

[@sta4652005]

Nice trivia. FYI, in the Green Hornet episode “The Preying Mantis”, when Mako is fighting Lee, the fight stunt double for Mako is Lee student and friend Dan Inosanto. He’s uncredited him but on IMDB under his name, it’s mentioned. He’s still around.

[@tvcrazyman]

Interesting.

[@tvcrazyman]

I hope you all enjoy my latest collection of 50s and 60s classic TV goofs videos from the last month.

[@joeanderson9852]

😂😂

[@jillnearing5445]

W

[@petergarofolo9385]

Repeats😢

[@MoeLarrycurly1]

😂😂😂