Oh, I love the Flintstones! As a kid, I noticed the same scenery being repeated multiple times while walking or driving. But, since I was watching it on a black and white TV, there's no way I could have noticed the changes in color! 😁
I remember the wrong voices for Betty and Wilma. I was a Broadcast engineer 50 years ago, and saw it on the 16mm film we aired at my station. People have told me that I was hearing things, every since. My favorite Outer Limits episode was 'Galaxy Being' since it was shot at a real radio station in California. It was one of the very few TV shows or movies that ever scared me as a small child. The irony was that I was doing unauthorized things at that TV station when I was 22. I managed to transmit our station ID in color, at a station with no color equipment. I also convinced the talking heads that video of them went out live with them in their boxers and Army dress uniform shirts because they wouldn't stay seated behind the news desk during actualities.The studio wasn't air conditioned, and it used several kilowatts of Halogen lighting which would push the temperature to over 100F in a hurry.
When you say you transmitted the station ID in color, do you mean that you used your own equipment, rather than that which belonged to the station? Anyway, it seems odd that _The Outer Limits_ could've scared you "as a small child", which, if you were seeing it in first run, would've been circa 1964, meaning you were born in the late 1950s, and thus were 22 yo around near the end of the 1970s, by which time it's hard to imagine any TV station didn't have color equipment!
@@alanr4447a I used a color bar generator to generate the needed color burst. That first episode of The Outer Limits was a realistic setting, unlike the B grade horror or Science fiction of the era. I had already visited our run down local radio station that was as cluttered as that real station. I built my first radio in 1960, on my eighth birthday. I transmitted that color signal in 1974. I had tested out of the three year Engineering school, during Basic after being told it was impossible. I did the color transmission to prove that it would be easy to convert that station to color, because an ID10T officer was telling everyone that it was impossible. I made a habit of doing things that 'Are Impossible!' I pissed off the Microwave Engineer at United Video enough for him to prove to me that it was impossible to add a subcarrier to an analog Satellite TV channel. I was right. We produced to original 'Electronic Program Guide' in Salt Lake City, and leased two 9600 baud phone lines to send it to Chicago, where it was uplinked as part of our WGN service. By transmitting it from Salt Lake, we saved $14,000 a month for the leased lines. That was around 1983.
@@alanr4447a That was a US Army, AFRTS TV station, and one of only a few that hadn't been converted when it was shut down in 1975. There was no color TV camera on the base. The ID was on a hand made 35mm slide, and the color was created using only the monochrome video equipment. I posted a detailed description, but it has disappeared.
When I was a kid, I spotted a goof in Starsky & Hutch where a taxi went into a tunnel as a Yellow cab, and exited as a Checker cab. I won a T shirt from The National Enquirer for spotting it. I still remember that moment proudly today. Lol!
I like the many times Fred is seen running thru his house, passing the same objects over and over again. His little rock house appears to be longer than a football field.
1:00 I always laughed about the controversy over Genie's belly button showing. How many people are looking at her belly button with those voluptuous breasts hanging out of that revealing top? Honestly, I watched the entire series and can honestly say, I never thought about her belly button even once. LOL
Way Out had an episode where the man was a photographer and he could retouch a photo and make the actual person match the photo. The episode was called Soft Touch. It had a very scary makeup job at the end.
I loved the Flintstones as a kid and to this day they hold a special place in my heart. I'm an artist (see my profile pic), and my love for art began when I was 5 years old. I was in hospital for a tonsillectomy and the Children's Ward had a large blackboard all around the walls of the play area. It was then I started drawing and my subject of choice was the characters from The Flintstones! So, The Flintstones got me started down the artistic path. I will always be grateful to the show for that. Thanks for the video and the memories, Tvcrazyman.
When I was a kid I used to wonder how Jeanniecwent to the bathroom when she was in her bottle? Then later on in Genie Genie Who's Got The Genie. As an adult I wondered how the heck did Jeannie survive for four weeks in a Moon Safe. No food; no water; no Oxygen? Plus before Tony opened the safe Jeanniecwas hit in the head by a huge Tube of Liostick and knocked out. Barbara Eden said she was knocked unconcious for real. That lipstick prop hit her on the head.
Great goofs in the flintstones, i can't believe how many American programmes i watched as a kid in the 70's and 80's here in the UK. I used to watch the jetsons also, never did watch rocky and bullwinkle and was too young for the outer limits although i remember the thing on the plane wing which scared me so perhaps my parents were watching it at the time. Thank you
I think it's a goof every time "The Outer Limits" says "There's nothing wrong with your television set." If you were around back then you would know that there was very, very often, something wrong with everyone's television set.
Yep, the first thing that went out on TVs back in the 60s and 70s was the fine tuner, and you constantly had to adjust it or stick folded cardboard behind to hold it in phocus.
📺 😡 Me : "Can you come fix my TV set ? " TV repairman : "What seems to be the problem ? " Me : "All I get is a snowstorm. On all 13 channels..." TV repairman : The vertical hold's shot. It'll have to go in to the shop. A couple tubes need replaced. It'll have to go in to the shop. The tuner needs adjusted. It'll have to go in to the shop. The picture tube needs degaussing. It'll have to go in to the shop. 💸 🤷♂️
At 6:49, you can also see the full body harness the stuntman is wearing under his lab tech coat as he falls and rolls, that the (barely-visible?) cable is attached to.
I hope you all enjoy my latest collection of goofs from the last month. I added some new stuff from I Dream of Jeannie I missed on the last I Dream of Jeannie video I did a while back and another goof I missed on the Flintstones video I recently uploaded. Let me know what you all think. Thanks
Great Job as always,Every video you post brings me back and puts a smile on my face,thinking of Great times as a kid watching these shows with my family.Thank You
The loud 15:31 subscribe button was a negative. I watched an earlier video of yours and it didn’t have that. I think your existing viewers would appreciate you not having that popup. Good video otherwise
Great stuff! Totally enjoy it since I was a kid watching these shows. Also, not sure if you know this or not but I, Robot was made into a film as well!
Part of The ‘Shtick’ of Rocky & Bullwinkle was to switch stuff around, as a ‘nod’ to The previous cliff hanger serial’s that would change The conditions of The cliff hanger when you come back to it a week later…
Dude, your stuff is excellent!! Found you by accident today and I'm staying! Oh, and double bonus points for NOT using/being AI . Great editing, too! I'm going back for that Flintstones one. Subbed!
Do you remember the show Way Out? It was an anthology similar to Twilight Zone. It was hosted by Roald Dahl but it was short lived. It was videotaped and as a result it looked more realistic than something that had been filmed. So even more scary.
10:18 I think that Episode was a pre curser to The Terminator , I think somewhere I heard That Cameron was partial inspired or more by this certain episode for his indeed movie The Terminator.
Outer Limits,; Production and Decay of Strange Particles. You didn't mention that, sadly, Leonard Nimoy got "absorbed" by that new life force. When they wheeled in more lead shielding for protection against the radioactivity, the casters were just little things that couldn't begin to hold that kind of weight. I liked the way they used channel lock pliers when the guys were reaching into the radioactive chamber. That TV set with just static for their face was a great effect. All in all, that episode scared the snot out of this 9 or 10 year old kid. Job well done! Outer Limits was so far ahead of its time. I still watch it on DVD.
14:37 While "all in fever" would tend to seem wrong, I recall that in an early commercial for the "Pam" cooking spray back in the 70s, the woman pitching it said you could buy it at your "feevorite" food store - perhaps that is some regional pronunciation.
21:00 That door scene reminds of an ols Gunsmoke Episode where Matt Dillon shrinks when walking through a door. On the outside, he is taller than the door, but on the inside the door is about a foot or more taller. Did the door grow, or did Matt shrink?
Oh, the part with Barney's magic tuxedo/normal clothing change reminds me of another blooper. In the episode where Fred gets a piano for Wilma for their anniversary and the cops serenade them with "Happy Anniversary", Barney apparently seems to have been crossbred with an owl-adactyl because he can turn his head completely around 180 degrees and still sing and play the piano. 😂😂
Once I saw an episode of Charlie's Angels ("Pom Pom Angels") in which Kris (Cheryl Ladd) was drugged and kidnapped. When the drug began taking effect, a dizzy Kris puts her hand to her head. Her fingernails have no nail polish. Seconds later, she passed out as her kidnapper takes her away, but her legs are still moving. When the scene shifts to the bad guy's hideout, Kris starts to come to and lo and behold! Once again dizzy Kris puts her hand to her head, but this time her fingernails are freshly polished💅! 😂 What's more, her kidnapper was a crazed religious fanatic who believed women shouldn't flaunt their beauty! So it's unlikely that he gave Kris a manicure while she was unconscious! How's that for a future entry?
Here's one for you from "The Flintstones." In From Season 2, Episode 23, "The Happy Household," Wilma becomes a television star on "The Happy Housewife Program." It requires her to prepare meals she would normally be feeding to Fred, showing them to the audience, and singing The Happy Housewife jingle. ("Keep your pappy happy.....) Fred of course becomes a beast, grumbling, growling, and even throwing TVs around when the program comes on, as he sees his meals being broadcast on television. You know how it ends of course, but there's a much easier solution to the problem. All Wilma would have to do is insist to the network that Fred be allowed to eat the food after the broadcast was finished. It would make him happy, the networks happy, and Wilma happy. There would even be a bonus for Fred because I'll bet Wilma's salary would be considerable due to the success of the show.
My post disappeared,here it is again.Check out Scott Marlowe in the 6ps Outer Limits,Episode ,The Forms of Things Unknown when he walks in the lake in the beginning he has the weirdest 60s Hollywood Strut ever seen.David McCallum is in that episode too, Great Actor.
In addition to being the name of an Outer Limits episode the phrase Wolf 359 would be used in Star Trek The Next Generation very prominently. I wonder in there was any connection?
16:19 To me hes not giant looking but instead it just looks very odd that Freds car is Directly poking ahead at the Cop and The Cop is ignoring just how close Freds car is.
15:22 I remember the puppet. This opened the show. It wasn’t very entertaining. My guess is that they used it because they changed the title to the show to the Bullwinkle show. It was the adventures of rocky and bullwinkle.
You also have ponder if certain cartoons would exist if it wasn't for certain TV shows and real people.The Honeymooners and The Flintstones.Sgt.Billy and Top Cat.Yogi Berra and Yogi Bear.Wolf 359 Outer Limits and Wolf 359 Star Trek. There are probably others.
How do you do it? How do you constantly keep creating this type of, and brilliant level of content? You're gonna run out of shows to cover! (Still holding out for that SLIDERS goofs video🤞🤞)
Thanks, I may have to find something besides goofs at some point, but maybe there's enough goofs to keep me busy for a good while I hope. Definitely going to see about goofs on Sliders.
13:40 I don't understand how they could have let that one get by in a cartoon, unless it was deliberate, remember, the show was filled with cooky humor. The reason i think it might be deliberate, is that it is so obvious, and the entire center section is missing, i.e., there is too much of a gap. Frankly, I think most of what you call goofs were deliberate, perhaps to see if viewers were paying attention. Like I said above, I would not put anything past the cooky writers on that show.
You know that always drives me crazy how nobody ever knocks on TV. Can you imagine a world where everybody just walked right in every time they came to visit? Like nobody hardly ever says goodbye when they get off the phone on TV. They just hang up.
Keep in mind I put together compilation videos usually once a month. It helps me build up the channel. I usually announce it's a collection or compilation at the beginning. These collections of my shorter videos tend to get a lot more views due to the longer duration.
The Bullwinkle goofs were not so much goofs as the show being cheap. After it started the animation proved too costly so they moved it from Los Angeles to Mexico. Then the quality immediately went down and there was no one there to check on the animation, the continuity and so forth. Later on they moved it back. These goofs were just the period when the cartoons were made on the cheap in Mexico.
I found these goofs very good at relieving tension & furnishing comic relief! 👍📺👍
The best channel on RUclips! 👍
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CONTINUTITY!!!!! my favorite shout!
Oh, I love the Flintstones! As a kid, I noticed the same scenery being repeated multiple times while walking or driving. But, since I was watching it on a black and white TV, there's no way I could have noticed the changes in color! 😁
Wilma with no mouth, she must have hung out with Charlie Brown and the Peanuts gang for a bit! lol
Excellent! This whole series is absolutely brilliant! Loving it! 👏👏👏
Thanks
I remember the wrong voices for Betty and Wilma. I was a Broadcast engineer 50 years ago, and saw it on the 16mm film we aired at my station. People have told me that I was hearing things, every since.
My favorite Outer Limits episode was 'Galaxy Being' since it was shot at a real radio station in California. It was one of the very few TV shows or movies that ever scared me as a small child. The irony was that I was doing unauthorized things at that TV station when I was 22. I managed to transmit our station ID in color, at a station with no color equipment.
I also convinced the talking heads that video of them went out live with them in their boxers and Army dress uniform shirts because they wouldn't stay seated behind the news desk during actualities.The studio wasn't air conditioned, and it used several kilowatts of Halogen lighting which would push the temperature to over 100F in a hurry.
When you say you transmitted the station ID in color, do you mean that you used your own equipment, rather than that which belonged to the station? Anyway, it seems odd that _The Outer Limits_ could've scared you "as a small child", which, if you were seeing it in first run, would've been circa 1964, meaning you were born in the late 1950s, and thus were 22 yo around near the end of the 1970s, by which time it's hard to imagine any TV station didn't have color equipment!
@@alanr4447a I used a color bar generator to generate the needed color burst.
That first episode of The Outer Limits was a realistic setting, unlike the B grade horror or Science fiction of the era.
I had already visited our run down local radio station that was as cluttered as that real station.
I built my first radio in 1960, on my eighth birthday.
I transmitted that color signal in 1974. I had tested out of the three year Engineering school, during Basic after being told it was impossible. I did the color transmission to prove that it would be easy to convert that station to color, because an ID10T officer was telling everyone that it was impossible.
I made a habit of doing things that 'Are Impossible!' I pissed off the Microwave Engineer at United Video enough for him to prove to me that it was impossible to add a subcarrier to an analog Satellite TV channel. I was right. We produced to original 'Electronic Program Guide' in Salt Lake City, and leased two 9600 baud phone lines to send it to Chicago, where it was uplinked as part of our WGN service. By transmitting it from Salt Lake, we saved $14,000 a month for the leased lines. That was around 1983.
@@alanr4447a That was a US Army, AFRTS TV station, and one of only a few that hadn't been converted when it was shut down in 1975. There was no color TV camera on the base. The ID was on a hand made 35mm slide, and the color was created using only the monochrome video equipment. I posted a detailed description, but it has disappeared.
@mike That's awesome! Someone got a kick out of that!
@alan Are you from the Gotcha Gang? How many boxtops to join?
@@favoritemustard3542 Just one, for Wakey Flakies, enclosed in a stamped undressed elephant.
You are amazing. The time you put into finding these goofs and your tongue-in-cheek comments are priceless. Thanks for entertaining me.
Thank you very much!
When I was a kid, I spotted a goof in Starsky & Hutch where a taxi went into a tunnel as a Yellow cab, and exited as a Checker cab. I won a T shirt from The National Enquirer for spotting it. I still remember that moment proudly today. Lol!
I like the many times Fred is seen running thru his house, passing the same objects over and over again. His little rock house appears to be longer than a football field.
The Simpsons did a parody of that (way back when the show was good)!
1:00 I always laughed about the controversy over Genie's belly button showing. How many people are looking at her belly button with those voluptuous breasts hanging out of that revealing top? Honestly, I watched the entire series and can honestly say, I never thought about her belly button even once. LOL
These videos and goofs just keep getting better and better your on a role great video
Thanks 😀
Anytime 😀
I watched the Flintstone over and over again in reruns for so many years and knew the lines before they came up. It's still fun to watch.
Way Out had an episode where the man was a photographer and he could retouch a photo and make the actual person match the photo. The episode was called Soft Touch. It had a very scary makeup job at the end.
Thank you for the goofs… thank you for not nit-picking and simply pointing out the silliness of the great age of television😂
I loved the Flintstones as a kid and to this day they hold a special place in my heart. I'm an artist (see my profile pic), and my love for art began when I was 5 years old. I was in hospital for a tonsillectomy and the Children's Ward had a large blackboard all around the walls of the play area. It was then I started drawing and my subject of choice was the characters from The Flintstones! So, The Flintstones got me started down the artistic path. I will always be grateful to the show for that. Thanks for the video and the memories, Tvcrazyman.
These are so great to see. I noticed somethings as a kid back then & got in trouble for bringing them up. lol! Good times. 🙂
I remember there was a "guess the combination" contest when "Genie, Genie Who's Got The Genie?" was first broadcast on NBC
* Who's
There was also a contest in which Jeannie broke a 100 pearl necklace and you had to guess how many pearls were left on it.
I read about that.
How 'bout the "guess Jeannie's birthday" contest they had too!! 😂!!
When I was a kid I used to wonder how Jeanniecwent to the bathroom when she was in her bottle? Then later on in Genie Genie Who's Got The Genie. As an adult I wondered how the heck did Jeannie survive for four weeks in a Moon Safe. No food; no water; no Oxygen? Plus before Tony opened the safe Jeanniecwas hit in the head by a huge Tube of Liostick and knocked out. Barbara Eden said she was knocked unconcious for real. That lipstick prop hit her on the head.
Great goofs in the flintstones, i can't believe how many American programmes i watched as a kid in the 70's and 80's here in the UK. I used to watch the jetsons also, never did watch rocky and bullwinkle and was too young for the outer limits although i remember the thing on the plane wing which scared me so perhaps my parents were watching it at the time. Thank you
I think it's a goof every time "The Outer Limits" says "There's nothing wrong with your television set." If you were around back then you would know that there was very, very often, something wrong with everyone's television set.
Yep, the first thing that went out on TVs back in the 60s and 70s was the fine tuner, and you constantly had to adjust it or stick folded cardboard behind to hold it in phocus.
📺 😡
Me : "Can you come fix my TV set ? "
TV repairman : "What seems to be the problem ? "
Me : "All I get is a snowstorm. On all 13 channels..."
TV repairman :
The vertical hold's shot. It'll have to go in to the shop.
A couple tubes need replaced. It'll have to go in to the shop.
The tuner needs adjusted. It'll have to go in to the shop.
The picture tube needs degaussing. It'll have to go in to the shop.
💸
🤷♂️
More classic program's I'd love to go back to these good old days 😀
😀
I love the Flintstones they always had a jabba dabba good time❤
At 6:49, you can also see the full body harness the stuntman is wearing under his lab tech coat as he falls and rolls, that the (barely-visible?) cable is attached to.
I hope you all enjoy my latest collection of goofs from the last month. I added some new stuff from I Dream of Jeannie I missed on the last I Dream of Jeannie video I did a while back and another goof I missed on the Flintstones video I recently uploaded. Let me know what you all think. Thanks
Great Job as always,Every video you post brings me back and puts a smile on my face,thinking of Great times as a kid watching these shows with my family.Thank You
The loud 15:31 subscribe button was a negative. I watched an earlier video of yours and it didn’t have that. I think your existing viewers would appreciate you not having that popup. Good video otherwise
Thank you for posting these great shows that I grew up with. Great memories! ! Thank u❤😊
@@JerseySteve1me too
Just keep doing things your way,There's no deal breaker for us long time subscribers.
Thanks for doing all these, awesome catches
Glad you like them!
Time Space Continum 😂
8:48 Must be related to the Flying Novelty Vomit from ST Operation Annihilate 🤷🏼♂️🤓😎✌🏻
Great stuff! Totally enjoy it since I was a kid watching these shows. Also, not sure if you know this or not but I, Robot was made into a film as well!
Part of The ‘Shtick’ of Rocky & Bullwinkle was to switch stuff around, as a ‘nod’ to The previous cliff hanger serial’s that would change The conditions of The cliff hanger when you come back to it a week later…
Dude, your stuff is excellent!! Found you by accident today and I'm staying! Oh, and double bonus points for NOT using/being AI . Great editing, too! I'm going back for that Flintstones one. Subbed!
Thanks
Do you remember the show Way Out? It was an anthology similar to Twilight Zone. It was hosted by Roald Dahl but it was short lived. It was videotaped and as a result it looked more realistic than something that had been filmed. So even more scary.
I hadn't ever heard of that one I don't think. I love anthology series so I'll try and find it.
Thank you! So much fun.
Glad you enjoyed it!
10:18 I think that Episode was a pre curser to The Terminator , I think somewhere I heard That Cameron was partial inspired or more by this certain episode for his indeed movie The Terminator.
The writer of the episode, "Soldier" actually sued Cameron over it.
I love your videos. I love the effort and the work you put into it I appreciate this type of content. New subbie here
Thank you very much
Outer Limits,; Production and Decay of Strange Particles. You didn't mention that, sadly, Leonard Nimoy got "absorbed" by that new life force. When they wheeled in more lead shielding for protection against the radioactivity, the casters were just little things that couldn't begin to hold that kind of weight. I liked the way they used channel lock pliers when the guys were reaching into the radioactive chamber. That TV set with just static for their face was a great effect. All in all, that episode scared the snot out of this 9 or 10 year old kid. Job well done! Outer Limits was so far ahead of its time. I still watch it on DVD.
14:37 While "all in fever" would tend to seem wrong, I recall that in an early commercial for the "Pam" cooking spray back in the 70s, the woman pitching it said you could buy it at your "feevorite" food store - perhaps that is some regional pronunciation.
Doris, the Fincosaurus.
21:00 That door scene reminds of an ols Gunsmoke Episode where Matt Dillon shrinks when walking through a door. On the outside, he is taller than the door, but on the inside the door is about a foot or more taller. Did the door grow, or did Matt shrink?
16:16 I dunno about giant, but Fred's DEFINITELY gonna run over the cop's feet!
I've seen Dean Stockwell a lot younger than that. "The Boy with Green Hair."
Right. He was a child actor, starting at age 9.
Oh, the part with Barney's magic tuxedo/normal clothing change reminds me of another blooper. In the episode where Fred gets a piano for Wilma for their anniversary and the cops serenade them with "Happy Anniversary", Barney apparently seems to have been crossbred with an owl-adactyl because he can turn his head completely around 180 degrees and still sing and play the piano. 😂😂
The goofs make it more interesting!
If you want to talk about a young Dean Stockwell then you should watch "the boy with green hair"
So in The Sixth Finger a spook 👻 meets a Spook (super spy) 😮🤓😎✌🏻
Once I saw an episode of Charlie's Angels ("Pom Pom Angels") in which Kris (Cheryl Ladd) was drugged and kidnapped.
When the drug began taking effect, a dizzy Kris puts her hand to her head. Her fingernails have no nail polish. Seconds later, she passed out as her kidnapper takes her away, but her legs are still moving. When the scene shifts to the bad guy's hideout, Kris starts to come to and lo and behold! Once again dizzy Kris puts her hand to her head, but this time her fingernails are freshly polished💅! 😂
What's more, her kidnapper was a crazed religious fanatic who believed women shouldn't flaunt their beauty! So it's unlikely that he gave Kris a manicure while she was unconscious!
How's that for a future entry?
Here's one for you from "The Flintstones." In From Season 2, Episode 23, "The Happy Household," Wilma becomes a television star on "The Happy Housewife Program." It requires her to prepare meals she would normally be feeding to Fred, showing them to the audience, and singing The Happy Housewife jingle. ("Keep your pappy happy.....) Fred of course becomes a beast, grumbling, growling, and even throwing TVs around when the program comes on, as he sees his meals being broadcast on television. You know how it ends of course, but there's a much easier solution to the problem. All Wilma would have to do is insist to the network that Fred be allowed to eat the food after the broadcast was finished. It would make him happy, the networks happy, and Wilma happy. There would even be a bonus for Fred because I'll bet Wilma's salary would be considerable due to the success of the show.
P.S. 19:15 I can't slow it down or anything, but it seems to me that Fred's head starts to fall before the ball hits him. Still hilarious, tho.
What I don't understand is why Jeannie just blink her eyes in order to escape the safe?
My post disappeared,here it is again.Check out Scott Marlowe in the 6ps Outer Limits,Episode ,The Forms of Things Unknown when he walks in the lake in the beginning he has the weirdest 60s Hollywood Strut ever seen.David McCallum is in that episode too, Great Actor.
I heard some comments have just disappeared, something youtube was working to fix.
The safe episode was my favorite
In addition to being the name of an Outer Limits episode the phrase Wolf 359 would be used in Star Trek The Next Generation very prominently. I wonder in there was any connection?
An actual star " Wolf 359 " is like " Barnards star " is a
wanderer that waver's in and out of the galactic plane.
8:48 the “creature who escaped a nostril!”
Bullwinkle was banned in Canada, mostly because of the Dudley Do-Right segments. --Bob Bailey in Maine
He was banned in Canada.? Now this I Gotta Hear.....!!!
“Knocked down by a psychic brain blast.” Good. Yes. Cool.
............................picturing my wife with no mouth right now.....................hmmmmmmm.........................
Yes, these are the same things
3:08 Obviously must be evaporated milk!
The scene in combat where you see the Santa Monica freeway thru the trees
1:16 yeah MATCHES? 😮 I know smoking was ubiquitous on TV but... 🤷🏼♂️🦧🤓😎✌🏻
I know, it would be funny seeing an Astronaut in space trying to smoke.
13:56 There must be a storyline reason why she's wearing that blue Veil / mask.
12:57 Either it was a Flub or a on purpose color choice but that Water is blue.
16:19 To me hes not giant looking but instead it just looks very odd that Freds car is Directly poking ahead at the Cop and The Cop is ignoring just how close Freds car is.
15:22 I remember the puppet. This opened the show. It wasn’t very entertaining. My guess is that they used it because they changed the title to the show to the Bullwinkle show. It was the adventures of rocky and bullwinkle.
You also have ponder if certain cartoons would exist if it wasn't for certain TV shows and real people.The Honeymooners and The Flintstones.Sgt.Billy and Top Cat.Yogi Berra and Yogi Bear.Wolf 359 Outer Limits and Wolf 359 Star Trek. There are probably others.
The honeymooners was the blueprint for many sitcoms that came afterwards.
At 6:41 it looks like he's wearing some sort of harness outside his pants.
1:38 How hardcore are matches aspirins and random little things worth blowing up a safe Over? That makes no sense.
I know. Silly wasn't it? I wonder if the writers meant it to be a joke, though, or were they just in a hurry.
I have a female co worker who resembles Wilma Flintstone in face height and body
ace stuff
Yes
How do you do it? How do you constantly keep creating this type of, and brilliant level of content? You're gonna run out of shows to cover!
(Still holding out for that SLIDERS goofs video🤞🤞)
Thanks, I may have to find something besides goofs at some point, but maybe there's enough goofs to keep me busy for a good while I hope. Definitely going to see about goofs on Sliders.
Can you do the jensens and phil silvers show
oh and BTW who else could have been cast as fred other than John Goodman? no one. there it is.
It’s snot what it seems. 8:53
13:40 I don't understand how they could have let that one get by in a cartoon, unless it was deliberate, remember, the show was filled with cooky humor. The reason i think it might be deliberate, is that it is so obvious, and the entire center section is missing, i.e., there is too much of a gap.
Frankly, I think most of what you call goofs were deliberate, perhaps to see if viewers were paying attention. Like I said above, I would not put anything past the cooky writers on that show.
Could be they wanted to see if the viewers were paying attention.
Captain Kirk is from Iowa, he only works in outer space
Half of the “funny” scenes in comedies would not work if the doors were locked and/ the visitors knocked on the doors instead of just walking in.
You know that always drives me crazy how nobody ever knocks on TV. Can you imagine a world where everybody just walked right in every time they came to visit? Like nobody hardly ever says goodbye when they get off the phone on TV. They just hang up.
Funny!
6:41 Is he wearing buttless chaps?
It's ROCKY and BULLWINKLE, for heaven's sake, get the title right!
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I could be wrong( I hope not) on an episode where wilma calls Fred a " wanker" (? its) only funny if you are English... Sorry XX
With all due respect, please stop rehashing the same clips over and over again.
Keep in mind I put together compilation videos usually once a month. It helps me build up the channel. I usually announce it's a collection or compilation at the beginning. These collections of my shorter videos tend to get a lot more views due to the longer duration.
The Bullwinkle goofs were not so much goofs as the show being cheap. After it started the animation proved too costly so they moved it from Los Angeles to Mexico. Then the quality immediately went down and there was no one there to check on the animation, the continuity and so forth. Later on they moved it back. These goofs were just the period when the cartoons were made on the cheap in Mexico.