Classic TV Halloween Goofs and Bloopers
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- Опубликовано: 26 июн 2024
- Classic TV Halloween goofs, mistakes, and bloopers from great television series like the Addams Family, the Munsters, Bewitched, and the Twilight Zone. With these goofs you can get a look behind the scenes as crewmen pop up while Fred Gwyne is in a scene on the Munsters, or special effects take place a little too soon when Samantha played by Elizabeth Montgomery is zapping a chandelier.
See what happens when a actress has a blooper moment cracking up during a scene on the Munsters that makes it to the final cut. Herman Munster loses his wig partially. Gomez played by John Astin blows up the exact same toy train over the course of the entire Addams Family series showing a person in the room not in the scene. See Ted Cassidy sneak across the floor while performing as Thing. See a fake Grandpa on the Munsters that isn't Al Lewis.
The Thing shows off an elbow behind a tree on the Addams Family. See spooky reflections on the Twilight Zone and Rod Serling flubs a line in funny blooper.
See a couple of interesting goofs from the Saturday morning TV series the Monster Squad and the Bionic Woman has a very scary moment in her goof.
The early days of television gave us a lot of TV shows that make Halloween a fun time to watch television, but in a time where special effects had to be done without CGI and time was very limited goofs and bloopers happened. Sometimes, the goofs wasn't visible on older television sets, but today with HD TV sets we can now see goofs we were never meant to see.
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0:00 Intro
0:16 The Munsters Goofs and Bloopers
8:19 The Addams Family Goofs
17:42 Bewitched Goofs
26:10 Bionic Woman
26:45 The Monster Squad
28:22 The Twilight Zone Bloopers and Goofs 
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Can never get board of watching the Munsters 😀
Enjoyed the Munsters as kid. That Disk into football goof was a nice catch.
As a kid, I got to tour the Munsters T.V. Set in 1965 ...
I grew up loving these TV shows. It’s fun seeing the details I never saw.
15:33 maybe it's a pet rat climbing down his coat. 16:03 Gomez's doppleganger
The rat thing is scary. It could have rabies. The doppelganger theory is fascinating as Spock would say. 😀
When your just a young kid u don't notice these
I'm still young at heart.😀
I've loved the munster since I was young great memories
Some of these goofs were noticeable. But that's part of what made them charming.
Thanks TVcrazyman, your narration cracks me up. I feel sad when I see Ted Cassidy and know of his early demise. Thanks again for your channel TVcrazyman, you're a winner! 😊🇦🇺
Thanks, I appreciate it. Always encouraging to hear positive comments. It is sad how many great actors died so soon like Ted Cassidy.
@@tvcrazyman ...and Jack Cassidy. Brilliant in Columbo, but died too soon. Thanks Crazy
So here's some more trivia for you. Did you know that Al and Fred were good friends with Jackie Coogan and he would often come to the set and visit them and would also have lunch together in the commisary? Also, Irwin Charone who played Lester, also played Herman's driving instructor Mr. Howell in "Herman's Driving Test". The voice of the raven in the cuckoo clock was first voiced by Mel Blanc in season one and part of season two when he left for unknown reasons during the second season and was replaced by Bob Hastings who was Cousin Phantom of the Opera in The Munsters Revenge and reprised the role of the raven's voice in that movie. Paul Lynde only played Dr. Dudley twice and in the episode "Just Another Pretty Face" Dom DeLuise played Dr. Dudley. Harvey Korman was on The Munsters 3 times. First and Lennie Bates in "Family Portrait", then as Dr. Leinbach in "Yes, Galen, There Is a Herman" and then as Professor Fagenspahen in "Prehistoric Munster". John Hoyt who played Grandpa Kinisky on "Gimme a Break appeared on The Munsters twice first as George Splevin in "The Sleeping Cutie" then as Barney Walters in "Herman's Happy Valley". Another interesting fact is that Bill Coontz who was Fred Gwynne's stunt double appeared in the episode "Herman Munster, Shuterbug" as the Daniel Boone statue. John Carradine was supposedly supposed to be cast as Herman, but didn't want to do it. And a couple last things I wanted to point out that no one seems to ever talk about is Fred's headpiece. It kept changing all the time, including during the episodes. If you pay close attention you can see the different shapes and the brow appearing high or low. And Grandpa's hairline kept increasing until he finally got a hairpiece during the last part of the first season. And last but not least, there were two Munster Koach's built during the first season and how you can tell them apart in the shifter knob. One has a round ball shift knob and the other is T shaped. So there you go.
Subscribed cuz I love the TV shows I grew up watching 😊
Love these vintage goofs. Watching from the UK
Thanks for watching!
The Vampire not seeing themselves in a mirror was back when mirrors were made with more Silver than they are today. If anything, we all know how narcissistic a Vampire actually is
On the Addams Family sometimes you can see Ted Cassidy out of frame before they ring for him!
Even though it was considered low def TV CRTs were better than people think. You could still see all the wires and reflections. It's just that no one had VCRs or DVRs until the late 70s
The boy who played Merle in the Bewitched episode "Strange Little Visitor" (actor Craig Huxley) also was in two Star Trek episodes, "Miri" and "Operation Annihilate!" in which he played Kirks's nephew.
Haven't seen any of these shows, but find even the goofs and the trivias fascinating
Thanks for watching! Glad you found it interesting.
Something I just noticed...In the Herman on a go cart scene, Grampa is much thinner. 😀
The Addams Family episode with Sam Picasso. Sam was played by the man of 100 faces, the incomparable Vitto Scotty.
Ellen Corby played school teacher Ms. Tremaine in the Don Knotts movie The Ghost and Mr Chicken and Dick Sargent (Darrin Stephens 2) and Sandra Gould (Gladys Kravits 2) were also in Mr Chicken
Fred gwynne showed up drunk for one episode
Loving these Halloween goofs great stuff
Glad you like them!
My pleasure sure do
Ellen Corby also played a Norwegian-American woman in the 1947 RKO Radio Picture of "I Remember Mama".
I had a conversation with John Astin about the trains, he insists that every show he destroyed an actual train, but you can tell when binging the shows that it's the same scene. Maybe he's forgotten, or maybe he's trying to keep the illusion alive.
Could be he just forgot. We tend to create our own memories after a while as our memories turn into memories of our last memory.
30:24 The wobbly bolder here is probably just balanced precariously on a fallen I-beam or something making it easy to rock.
Lurch Walton LOL!!!
I'm surprised you didn't mention that in the episode The Changing of the Guard the professor was played by Donald Pleasence also known as dr. Loomis from the movie Halloween
Consider Get Smart, I Dream of Jeannie, Gilligans Island or The Outer Limits for bloopers. Just found you and subscribed. Looking forward to a marathon of catching up on your channel!
Thanks for subscribing!
Fairly certain that Boris the Warlock (starting at 23:24) is none other than Barry Atwater. As for on-set and in-camera window and mirror reflections I can personally vouch that the only solutions folks had then involved opaque films or sprays and judiciously placed curtains...and sometimes any of them was pretty hard to come by, especially on short shooting-time notice and the inability to "view the rushes"...so chances were taken.
Just discovered this channel and I think it's a gem! Subscribed!
Much love from Poland
Awesome! Thank you!
Wow! There's some shows here that never aired here in Australia..
Interesting video, thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it
I compiled together a goofs video of my recent videos of TV series that fit a Halloween theme. I did a few updates here and there based on comments you all made. Hope you all enjoy it! Thanks.
Herman's drivers license, "yes" under 'married' is spelled 'yez'
7:41 It IS spelled, "yes".
Wow great stuff😂
I have a suggestion for an episode mr tv crazy man. How about doing one on unaired pilot episodes. Of some of the greatest shows of all time
And as always love your channel always enjoy it
Cool idea, might take a while to get together enough material, but it does sound interesting.
@@tvcrazyman I definitely do enjoy watching your channel
Lurch took a day off to go to Star Trek and kill a couple of Captain Kirk's red shirt security guards
nice "goof" compilation. but that's not lurch "growling." he's sighing. and those aren't bolts on frankenstein. they're electrodes. and i agree. they look pretty damned stupid on his forehead rather than his neck. thanks for the video.
Grandpa having a werewolf as a son is not a stretch. He had something like 167 wives. Lester may have been Lily's half-brother, and favored his mother's looks more. Consider Marilyn being the Granddaughter of Grandpa, and Lily's niece.
Probably not a goof, but a definite change. If you hear lurch in the beginning episodes his " you rang" was fairly fast and not as deep, then it changed to the more drawn-out that we are more familiar with.
My heart breaks when you compare this shows to most of todays tv, I miss tv when it was just fun, not gross, and we were not getting involved in the lives of the actors, just enjoying the characters, letting them deal with their own business 😔😊😀💞💞💞 yeah it's definitely bigfoot, where he could hide freely, and fulfil his real dream of being a comedian 😄😃💞.
What I find interesting is Gomez, John Austin, is now the last man standing of the entire cast 😢
He seemed so old when I was a kid 😂
Also when Uncle Fester is on his head, his outer garment should have fallen around his head….
“Thing” was played by Lurch (Ted Cassidy).
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Lurch's mother was the old lady who sold Barnie Fife a hot car on the Andy Griffith show. Right?😮
That's her.
Any goofs for Barney Miller, My Three Sons, Maude, and Sanford and Son?
Shows that don't have a lot of special effects are less likely to have as many goofs but I'll be looking into them eventually., Coincidentally, I just picked up the entire series of Sanford and Son for 5 bucks at a flea market. So I'll be watching that one. All of those were hilarious to watch.
When did they colorize the first season of Bewitched? Wasn't it B&W for at least 2 seasons?
You can find it colorized or in black and white on DVD now.
7:55 - They also said Herman had brown eyes, and his eyes are NOT brown.
Dagoth vs bionic bigfoot
More robin Williams ❤
18:23 - Your own goof! Witchcraft is spelled wrong!
I guess it goes to show you everybody makes goofs.😀
Ok a new goof can you do old movies
I'm going to try and do a video next week on the original Frankenstein and the Wolfman movies. I have to start my research and then go from there.
@@tvcrazymanI talking about Boris Karloff Frankenstein and his werewolf in London
Um… you spelled “Witchcraft” wrong at the 18:20 mark.
Perhaps they were considering a trip on the water?
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Yes, I did..😀😵 I think everybody has lost the ability to spell these days. That's my excuse and I'm sticking to it.😀
😂 It was quite appropriate for the subject of the video. A video that I thoroughly enjoyed, by the way.
Why are you bothered by the fact that some houses look identical? Where I live, many of the homes are made by the same construction company, so, of course they look similar!
I was just pointing out that it was the same exact set.
You keep showing the same things in your videos
This is a compilation of my recent Halloween related videos. Putting videos together in collections allows me to add updates based on viewer comments and more people seem to watch the longer videos more than the short ones.
Irregardless??? IRREGARDLESS??????
Hey, I looked it up. It's a word. 😀😀😀
@@tvcrazyman Only in the last few years. It was added to the dictionary only because it is said a lot, though it is not a real word in the true sense. There are others as well, like conversate, which isn't a real word either. Regardless is real and converse is real as well. Their counterparts are not. I never heard either of those words until recently and I was born in 1959
@@walterlangley9793 I bet you don't say ATM machine.
buzzer noise. aston has talked about this. it was to keep his trouser legs in place. he's super into yoga
correct! as stated on the addams family box set, it was an expensive piece of set up to just blow 1 up every time (ask any rabid hobbyist!) so they did it for the pilot then when they were told they weren't allowed to do it again? spliced in the original
that's because he's not the dracula he's named SAM Dracula