I like the whole cast of Gunsmoke, watched the show a lot in the 60's when I was in grade school. Ken Curtis as Festus is one of the memorable characters in TV history.
+Marcellis Robinson Absolutely! And, then to discover what a wonderful singer he was took me by complete surprise. He was a singer with the Tommy Dorsey Band after Frank Sinatra and then with the Sons of the Pioneers. Lovely, lovely voice. Check out here on YT "Don't Fence Me In" with Freddie Quinn (German TV and singing star) where Ken made an appearance as Festus. He and Freddie did I duet with Don't Fence Me In. Festus (Ken) had fans in Germany
ol Doc and Festus going at it..makes me laugh. festus wasn't so ignorant.. nor was doc so smart, and that clash of wits made for some good ol comedy back then. love it.
Barbara...It’s 2021 now and my husband and I are still enjoying re-runs of re-runs of Gunsmoke. Just love Doc and Festus arguing and also waiting with baited breath for Ms. Kitty and Matthew getting together. Well, one can hope.
Last 20 seconds of those episodes...Matt comes outta nowhere, gun in hand,usually coming to help out Festus...DROP IT!...HOLD IT!... or yelling both.The outlaw gets blasted or locked up,but either way,Matt and Festus always got their man.The Festus years were the best in my opinion.Classic Festus/Doc squabble.
I'm a huge Festus fan.... And you locked the down awesome awesome job... When I seen what this was gonna be I automatically thought this is gonna be awful..... I was wrong and proud of it! Please put more up... Sang us one!
I am with you on this. I thought Festus was a great character on this show. I didn't much care for him when he started out because I thought his character was too gruff, but It did get better. To me, the best thing that ever happened to Gunsmoke is when Dennis Weaver decided to leave. In my opinion, Chester Goode was about the most worthless and useless character ever put into a series. He did nothing to enhance the show. While I think Dennis was a great actor and I thought he did a great job in the McCloud series, it just didn't work in Gunsmoke. The writers of Gunsmoke did a great job with Festus and Doc's dialogue because, as you know, they got into some sort of argument at some point in almost every episode. But, they were always there for each other when the going got tough. It turned out to be a great combination. Gunsmoke is still the best western series to ever be on TV.
It was always amazing how at times, they couldn’t stand each other, but would always defend, and risk their lives, for each other. The ultimate “love-hate” relationship. Great show !!!!
Festus on learning to read... "How do I know the man who wrote the writin', wrote the writin' right?" He didn't want to waste his time learning to read "wrong writin' ". Hahahaha...Hahaha ha.... Classic!!
It occurred to me that Doc's somewhat gruff & ornery disposition was the foundation of another 'doctor', who would appear on TV in the decade that followed Gunsmoke. The fact that most of the actors appearing in that series had guest star roles on Gunsmoke adds some credence to the theory. That series was known as Star Trek, and the doctor was 'Doctor McCoy', who could be every bit as gruff as old Doc Adams. He also had a ready 'foil' to argue with ... Mr. Spock (Leonard Nimoy). When Gene Roddenberry was pitching the idea of Star Trek to NBC Execs., he often made reference to both Gunsmoke & Wagon Train.
I got 2 autographed pics of him in the early 70s when I was a baby/with dad of course! Still cherish them. Also, is Doc Floyd the barber from Andy Griffith?
Festus and Doc were one of the great unsung comedy teams.
I sure do miss Gunsmoke. Doc was my favorite and I always laughed when Doc and Festus got into it.
You can still watch Gunsmoke on Pluto TV.
nothing like a little Fetus and Doc a day. helps keep the blues away. love them!
I like a little Festus, and alotta Doc; coursin alotta Festus and a little Doc is pert near as good!!
Yes from watching great TV to watching Biden destroy the country 😢
The scriptwriters were terrific. They knew the characters really well and passed on the pleasure through these great characters.
You are absolutely right, I own the entire DVD 20 season collection and the scriptwriting on many if not all of these episodes are brilliant.
Festus and Doc were a riot when they argued.
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that made the show
Then Doc bought Festus a beer
"you ole scudder you!". Their arguments were classic.
Festus what a great character he was in Gunsmoke bought a lot of laughter to this great western🤠
I like the whole cast of Gunsmoke, watched the show a lot in the 60's when I was in grade school. Ken Curtis as Festus is one of the memorable characters in TV history.
+Marcellis Robinson Absolutely! And, then to discover what a wonderful singer he was took me by complete surprise. He was a singer with the Tommy Dorsey Band after Frank Sinatra and then with the Sons of the Pioneers. Lovely, lovely voice. Check out here on YT "Don't Fence Me In" with Freddie Quinn (German TV and singing star) where Ken made an appearance as Festus. He and Freddie did I duet with Don't Fence Me In. Festus (Ken) had fans in Germany
Yes I did. Love the reruns.Watch it every day it I on!
You gotta love the interactions between Festus and Doc!
I still watch Gun Smoke everyday. 👌❤️
This is almost like the "who's on first" routine. Love the chemistry between Festus and Doc. No television like this anymore, unfortunately.
Could have sworn I was watching Abbott and Costello.
Also love Doc’s yammerin with Chester! Some great dialog!
GUNSMOKE.... the greatest TV western EVER.
One of them there were 6 in this order: Gunsmoke,Bonanza, The Virginian, Wagon Train, The Big Valley, and The Rifleman!!!!!
Festus and Doc were my favorite characters on Gunsmoke
I love gunsmoke I love western movies I can watch them all day
I'm still watching them everyday
Me too!!
Loved all of the actors...they played their parts supberb...
Oh man poor Doc once again walks away from Festus absolutely flabbergasted🥺😁
Doc & Festus were the Abbott & Costello of the West! 🤣
ol Doc and Festus going at it..makes me laugh. festus wasn't so ignorant.. nor was doc so smart, and that clash of wits made for some good ol comedy back then. love it.
Look how far T V has fallen in 60 years☹️
2019 still enjoying Gunsmoke!
Barbara Ellis,
The radio version of Gunsmoke is good too.
Barbara...It’s 2021 now and my husband and I are still enjoying re-runs of re-runs of Gunsmoke. Just love Doc and Festus arguing and also waiting with baited breath for Ms. Kitty and Matthew getting together. Well, one can hope.
Ken Curtis made the last 11 years of Gunsmoke better than it ever was!!!!!
Last 20 seconds of those episodes...Matt comes outta nowhere, gun in hand,usually coming to help out Festus...DROP IT!...HOLD IT!... or yelling both.The outlaw gets blasted or locked up,but either way,Matt and Festus always got their man.The Festus years were the best in my opinion.Classic Festus/Doc squabble.
I'm a huge Festus fan.... And you locked the down awesome awesome job... When I seen what this was gonna be I automatically thought this is gonna be awful..... I was wrong and proud of it! Please put more up... Sang us one!
I am with you on this. I thought Festus was a great character on this show. I didn't much care for him when he started out because I thought his character was too gruff, but It did get better. To me, the best thing that ever happened to Gunsmoke is when Dennis Weaver decided to leave. In my opinion, Chester Goode was about the most worthless and useless character ever put into a series. He did nothing to enhance the show. While I think Dennis was a great actor and I thought he did a great job in the McCloud series, it just didn't work in Gunsmoke. The writers of Gunsmoke did a great job with Festus and Doc's dialogue because, as you know, they got into some sort of argument at some point in almost every episode. But, they were always there for each other when the going got tough. It turned out to be a great combination. Gunsmoke is still the best western series to ever be on TV.
They were for sure a comedy team...truly great to watch those too arguing. And festus was for sure the bestest.
I guess Barber Floyd was Doc on the CBS radio show of Gunsmoke.
Love Gunsmoke and still watching it in 2022 ❤️👍📺🐴🤠
Me too!
Festus was like the Barney Fife of Gunsmoke. Great Actor Great TV show. Greatest Western TV show in our lifetime 👏
Still loving the this in 2020.IT FIRST CAME ON 1955.YEAR I WAS BORN.....😎
The entire Gunsmoke cast were awesome, Doc and Festus especially, Gunsmoke will always be my favorite program. Daily viewer.
It was always amazing how at times, they couldn’t stand each other, but would always defend, and risk their lives, for each other. The ultimate “love-hate” relationship. Great show !!!!
@mikenichols9969 if Chester or Festus needed medical attention Doc was on it.
Festus on learning to read...
"How do I know the man who wrote the writin', wrote the writin' right?"
He didn't want to waste his time learning to read "wrong writin' ".
Hahahaha...Hahaha ha....
Classic!!
Yes it was a classic!
I would love to see the outtakes on that lol😂
Love them!
It occurred to me that Doc's somewhat gruff & ornery disposition was the foundation of another 'doctor', who would appear on TV in the decade that followed Gunsmoke. The fact that most of the actors appearing in that series had guest star roles on Gunsmoke adds some credence to the theory. That series was known as Star Trek, and the doctor was 'Doctor McCoy', who could be every bit as gruff as old Doc Adams. He also had a ready 'foil' to argue with ... Mr. Spock (Leonard Nimoy). When Gene Roddenberry was pitching the idea of Star Trek to NBC Execs., he often made reference to both Gunsmoke & Wagon Train.
“Well, you green blooded, inhuman”.....”why, thank you doctor!”
I noticed the Doc-Festus and Dr. McCoy-Spock similarities when I was watching both shows as a kid in the 70s.
Good show! I watch it all the time lol
Favorite clip of these two !
great old show .haha
Fetus Hagen for President in 2016
Evah day, thangs is gettin' faster; goin' faster than a roller coaster.
Evah day, thangs is gettin' so much bah bah bah bahtter!
I loved this show!!!
Still do! Watch almost every day, never gets old to me😂
When my sister was a youngeon, my maw used to ask her how much vittles she wanted, and she’d reply “a little lot” 😂
Great pair of entetainers
Always gotta laugh when them 2 get together
Classic!
A whole lot of little beers. LOL
Two real characters!
Ah hole Lotta little beers
I like a WHOLE LOT of Gunsmoke
🤣🤣 I love those two.
To be fair, Festus had a point.
One of my favorite scenes 😂
I got 2 autographed pics of him in the early 70s when I was a baby/with dad of course! Still cherish them. Also, is Doc Floyd the barber from Andy Griffith?
No, two different men. Loved both shows! Still watch Andy Griffith!
Just saw ur other comment, could be, I have no idea!
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edjo487Hi. No, but Floyd the barber played Doc Adams on the radio version of Gunsmoke.
Fantastic I Love it A little Lot, Fess was right
A lot, Randy!
Agree that this clip was hilarious!
This is my favorite Festus scene.
Love it.
I wonder how many takes it took them to make that
Another of my favorite Festus/Doc scenes was when Festus put the ultimate question to Doc. ruclips.net/video/1qP5peBVfrk/видео.html
I love how fetus does his one eye when's he's mad.
I still watch it everyday on insp channel
Doc knows festus is dumb😅
doc gallows and festus 😂
Soufian Said lol
Theres a lot of fun with thou two.😄
That's so funny 🤣
Gunsmoke great movies 🎬 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Classic!!!
These to are my favorite and matt
Que saudade adorava este se😹🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🤓riado saudades eterna!!!!😭😱😰
Good writing
Good old Festus! Lol
A whole little lot.
What season is this ?
Who's on first?
What a "bromance" 😁
I still want to know, who’s on first?
Festus in 2020.
I like fesstus he made g unsmoke
Does anyone know the number of the episode That they took this out of.
It’s from the episode Whelans Men first broadcast in February 1973. Season 18
S 18 E 20
S 18 E 20 Whelan’s Men
Season 18 Episode 20 Whelan’s Men
LOVELY
Festis are you with me
Who in the world made Festus Hagen a deputy?
Matt Dillon did. :D
Festus was illiterate (dyslexia seems the likely reason) but he was a lot more intelligent than he let on. Smarter than Chester. And fast with a gun.
A little is a little and a lot is a lot there is not little lot and lot of little
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chris cornell
ye
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Yet wall
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Ha ha
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I ain’t a storying to ya
Just don't do t v shows like they use to!!
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