This Scene Wasn’t Edited, Look Closer at His Perry Mason Blooper

Perry Mason is a compelling legal drama that has easily become one of the most popular American TV shows of all time. There’s no surprise that there’s a remake of the original 1950s classic show.
▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 - Intro
00:15 - Is This Newsworthy?
00:55 - Where’d the Blow Go?
01:30 - That’s a Nervous Fly
02:28 - Always Carry Your Running Shoes
03:02 - Take a Seat…or Two!!
03:20 - Does Perry Know His Grammer?
03:56 - Perry Mason Trivia
07:01 - Outro
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It was originally created by Erle Stanley Gardner in the 1930s as a series of novels, the character of Perry Mason was brought to life on the small screen in 1957 and has since become one of the most iconic figures in the genre. To this day, it remains one of the most refined legal dramas of all time. But of course, no show is perfect and if you look closer, you’ll see quite a few Perry Mason bloopers!
Many of the stories featured newspaper clippings that were related to the plot. However, if you look a bit closer, you’ll see there are many errors in the articles that didn’t closely work with the plot. Perhaps the scriptwriters should have had a closer word with the journalists! But what’s even worse is that there are times when there are newspapers that are completely blank! Perhaps there was nothing newsworthy that day.
There was also one episode in which one murder victim is killed with a blow to his head. But when his body was examined, we could see his bald head but a blow was nowhere to be found. Perhaps it blew away?
Perry Mason also had one interesting episode called “The Case of the Nervous Accomplice.” With a title like that, you want to find out who this nervous accomplice is. Well, during one frame of the episode, we see a mosquito flying on the frame. This is because the fly got caught on the camera’s lens. Maybe it was the fly who was the real nervous accomplice1
These are just some of the Perry Mason bloopers that are worth looking out for!
This Scene Wasn’t Edited, Look Closer at His Perry Mason Blooper

[@FactsVerse]

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[@Mynamesalexa]

William Talman was at a private nudist party smoking a joint in 1961. Perry lobbied on his behalf & Talman returned My mother sent us to bed in the 60s when PM was on. And if you dared to make a sound......

[@jeanspeer4053]

Loved Perry Mason, when I would stay home from school I’d watch it instead of game shows. It aired around noon where I lived in the 70’s. Now I watch online.

[@FactsVerse]

You're a true fan! We're happy to know that you love the show. In your opinion, what is its best episode?

[@carolwinter2272]

I absolutely was addicted to watching all of the episodes. Loved Perry Mason!! Lol

[@FactsVerse]

We're happy to know that you love the show. In your opinion, what is its best episode?

[@marthablackston7045]

I loved all of Raymond Bur's shows and movies. I didn't mind the bloopers and looked for them at times. Remember 'Ironside',, also some western that he acted in and even some bad guy shows. He is one of the finest actor. We were not only blessed with his talent but also just a man of our time period.

[@Camille-ie8je]

The title is misleading, i didn't see any bloopers, just heard the guy say there were bloopers. And what was being described didnt match up at all to what was being shown.

[@gregoryschleitwiler9601]

The lady clearly had high heels on. You're right

[@bigjimflying7195]

That lady was Barbara Eden

[@dianaphillips2512]

He was a great actor always be remembered

[@janiceslay8871]

I love the original Perry Mason show. I didn’t even try to look at the new one. I’ve read all of Erle Stanley Gardner’s PerryMason novels. They are outstanding and REALLY there was only Raymond Burr who was perfect for Perry! I’m 77 and saw all of them originally on tv and heard that Erle StanleyGardner himself picked Raymond Burr for the roll of Perry Mason! Great choice of all cast members! ❤😊

[@FactsVerse]

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[@rtflone]

Raymond Burr was fantastic as hard-nosed DA Frank Marlowe in the great 1951 movie A Place in The Sun with Elizabeth Taylor and Montgomery Clift. A lot of courtroom action as Burr breaks Monty Clift in half, and gets the jury to convict him of killing Shelley Winters sending Clift to the chair. A movie not to be missed..

[@rtflone]

As much as Raymond Burr is associated with the Perry Mason role the show didn't make him a star. It made him a bigger star. Raymond was already a star in films long before Perry Mason came around.

[@JaneCurtis-vk7fq]

Watch Perry Mason all the time. Loved it then, love it now!

[@FactsVerse]

We're happy to know that you're a fan of the show. In your opinion, what is its best episode?

[@larryblack1944]

I never noticed any errors watching the show. I grew up in the 60's and now enjoy watching it to enjoy seeing clothes fashions back then and classic cars, all of which back then were common everyday things, but now missed by me anyway, in todays world.

[@Lafayette320]

William Tallman had been at a party where pot was being smoked. It was raided. The producers of The Perry Mason Show fired him. But fans protested and he was returned as District Attorney.

[@toolman9573]

He was only missing from season 4

[@leighewinson9473]

Why would you make a video pointing out bloopers but never actually show even one ...don't waste time here ppl. Smh

[@wallacesmallwood1465]

Loved Watching Perry Mason !!

[@FactsVerse]

We're happy to know that you love the show. In your opinion, what is its best episode?

[@carolmartin6719]

I loved Perry Mason it was a great show & Raymond burr was a great actor & an attorney on this show Never seen any bloopers

[@FactsVerse]

Us too! Which episode is the most memorable for you?

[@jocastadaniels1566]

Watch it every night!!!

[@rickster4455]

Love Della Street!

[@FactsVerse]

We love Della Street too! Which episode is the most memorable for you?

[@trilby5546]

Summer reruns were rampant in those days.⭐️👍

[@sallykohorst8803]

Great subject thanks for sharing.

[@harryturner4255]

How could we notice the bloopers since you didn't show them? Also William Talman was fired for one season. Raymond Burr successfully pushed for him to be rehired and he continued to play Hamilton Burger until the show ended. Also of interest when Raymond Burr was approached about doing the Perry Mason TV movies he agreed on the condition that Barbara Hale was brought back to play Della Street.

[@lianefehrle9921]

Show the bloopers as you tell it. I stopped watching at 3:25 because of not seeing what you are talking about

[@valeriebarber9849]

My husband and I have made it a habit to watch one of the episodes of Perry Mason. We watch one to two episodes every night. We enjoy it so much and feel like we are so much part of their lives. How ironic is that?

[@dean-ph2ww]

I'm 65 and can't recall a time when you couldn't watch a rerun of Perry Mason at least once a day during Monday through Friday. Someone gave me the entire series on DVD seven years ago. I never opened it.

[@angelicagaldos]

After watching the prequel show on MAX, it got me watching the original show, and so far, i am loving the original more than prequel. I'm 36, and I rarely watch black and white shows. Both of my grandparents used to watch it, and so did my parents as they grew up. I'm still on the first season, and I'm love all the characters. Now I'm looking for the books. Thank you, facts verse, for sharing. What about you?

[@rtflone]

I hope you will change your mind about watching b&w movies and tv shows. B&W is much more than color didn't yet exist yet or was too expensive. Directors did fantastic work in b&w using it to create light and shadows and negative space. Give b&w a shot won't you?

[@angelicagaldos]

@rtflone I do like the 50s Superman, and I'm also watching the Classic Doctor Who, which I'm on the second doctor, which is still in B&W. It's better than most of today's shows

[@mmarjisr]

the Perry Mason show in the 50s with Raymond Burr maybe original TV series but there was Perry Mason movies in the 1930s, but I liked this one with Raymond Burr in it

[@FactsVerse]

We feel the same way! be safe and have a great week ahead 😊😊

[@deonwhite201]

Very interesting video

[@AnimeFanWins]

I get so Excited when you upload ❤

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[@AnimeFanWins]

@@FactsVerse I want more tv show secrets

[@eileenguthrie5528]

I loved Perry Mason. It was on Saturday night and did you know that the dialogue completely followed the books written by Earl Stanly Gardner. Also did you know that Raymond Burr gave Barbara Hale a red rose every day they worked on Perry Mason Years later when Perry Mason was brought back as an hour series, I’m not sure but I believe that show was part of a Sunday night series that included McMillan and Wife and a show starring Dennis Weaver called McCloud. I’m sure that Raymond Burr contributed to bring Barbara Hale a red rose every day they worked together on set. Ahh those were the days my friend I thought they’d never end❤

[@FactsVerse]

We're happy to know that you love the show. In your opinion, what is its best episode?

[@jackmason7518]

Good Morning. Loved the show. Jack

[@FactsVerse]

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[@user-ii2ll8ql8z]

cant wait to see the newly uploaded video

[@FactsVerse]

Thanks for watching! We're glad to know that you love our video. Which episode of Perry Mason appealed to you the most?

[@user-kt2on3zc1t]

Good stuff. You could make an entire video showing all the times the word “odometer” is replaced by “speedometer” when referring to a car’s mileage. In fact, “odometer” is never used.

[@RagtimeAnnie]

Loved the show - but for some reason - the "Opening" and especially the music in the opening would SCARE ME TO DEATH ! Still don't know why.

[@wilmacampbell6381]

In Hythe case of the baited hook the janitor didn't have glasses but when he lets fella in he has dark rimmed glasses

[@Zippythewondersquirrel]

Not one single scene that was shown actually matched what the announcer was saying. No bloopers either.

[@patriciastreufert9636]

I think as a child I must have watched every one of Perry Masons shows. I would pick the most unlikely person as the guilty one . I was usually right. I loved watching these shows.

[@j.g.8494]

I love the way American men looked in the 1950s, CLEAN-CUT & CLEAN-SHAVEN & wearing hats and well-fitting, well-draped suits. I have a big crush on Raymond Burr, HUSKY and BEEFY. He was one of those men who look better and better till they reach their late 50s!

[@FactsVerse]

Fun stuff, thanks for sharing! What other types of video would you like to see on our channel?

[@michaelwaldmeier1601]

It was a time when the average American was slender not fat. William Hopper was a Navy diver before the SEALs program was well established. That WWII participation helped his muscular physique.

[@deborahleroy5323]

The directors got this cast right.

[@clayz1]

Toward the end of this so called bloopers clip it dawned on me that all I hear is the voice-over, no actors talking. At least not much anyhow. Just the voice-over guy's intrusive voice. The typical 'funny' voice that of itself is supposed to add intrigue to the storytelling.

[@tinawashington1091]

Yes, Raymond Burr was gay; however he was a kind and generous friend. He saw that Barbara Hale’s real life husband an actor stayed employed. He also is responsible for Lt Tragg keeping his name in the credits and kept him on payroll and to get health insurance. He was responsible for William Taillman returning to the show using he clout gay yes but a good human being

[@roxieeyeleers4465]

It would have been better to let us "hear" the blooper.

[@FactsVerse]

Great suggestion, thank you! We won't promise you anything but we'll definitely look into it. Watch out for our next video!

[@Sootaroot]

@@FactsVerse Of course you won't promise anything. What scammer ever did?

[@janeanson8520]

💖💖💖💖

[@FactsVerse]

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[@JennyBurkeAirSupplyAirhead]

The new Perry Mason was canceled.

[@StanJones-ww8th]

Yes and No

[@ianedwards4400]

Yes, Raymond Burr as Perry Mason was a great actor, But, long before his debut in the series, Burr made a name for himself, often as the "heavy", in such films as Blue Gardenia, Rear Window and A place in the sun. My favourite LISA GAYE had major roles in six Perry Mason episodes from 1961 to 1966 and, yet, there was not a single frame-grab of her in this video. Really disappointing!!!

[@johnqpublic4055]

Your title is false advertising. Shame, shame.

[@andylam9678]

First

[@alancrisp1582]

🤪🥱 Wow first, and as usual you have nothing intelligent to say or add to the conversation 😔 SAD...!

[@FactsVerse]

Actually, I think we watched it first ;)

[@kmr9347]

I'm first.!!! 😊

[@margaretjeffers1368]

love Perry Mason. Not the new one to much swearing and to visual Dont need sex ...romance would be nice

[@FactsVerse]

We're happy to know that you're a fan of Perry Mason. Which episode is the most memorable for you?

[@danehlers9989]

So desperate for clicks... sad

[@RickHawkDavison]

He was gay.

[@donnadenmon2232]

So what? He was amazing as Perry Mason, Ironside and whatever else he played in. Kill it

[@janiceslay8871]

And ……. He was still a great actor!

[@alancrisp1582]

🤫🥱 No kidding Columbo, I would never have guessed that !........

[@dean-ph2ww]

Who cares? Being in a good mood is still legal.

[@Sootaroot]

Yes, so?

[@Brian-uy2tj]

You are wrong about the "so help me god" The term "under god" was added to the pledge of allegiance during the McCarthy era It was seen as an anti commie measure. It is the same with swearing to tell the truth "so help me god" You must remember our constitution clearly spells out a separation of church and state. The presence of those references to god are still an embarrassment to our country.

[@asapthunder_]

First

[@alancrisp1582]

🤥🥱 Maybe exciting for you Karen, but not for the rest of us mere mortals !......

[@asapthunder_]

@@alancrisp1582 the fact you thought I was a Karen is kinda crazy bro plus I didn’t even watch the video I just saw on my page it was released like a min ago and I clicked and no one commented this I did

[@FactsVerse]

Congratulations, we would love also see you be first on our next video! Are you up to our challenge?

[@asapthunder_]

@@FactsVerse yes I’m up to it

[@kmr9347]

Look again, I was first.!!! 😊