Favorite Gunsmoke Lines and Scenes VOL. 3 ~ HD 

Why was Doc up 18 steps??

My favorite tV program.

My 1# Favorite Western show of all time. 🤠🏜️🐴

I wish he would have had a chance to work with Quentin Tarantino. He died before Quentin Tarantino made the hateful eight and Django unchained.

It's always been my favorite too. 🙋❤

Lol

Haha, thank you! :D The writing was so clever, and the actors delivered the lines so naturally, it's easy to miss.

I agree, The black and white episodes are my favorite.

And the half hour B&W's were the better of the two.

Those are the ones I watch the black and white episodes

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video. The scene you mentioned is in my first compilation, here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-84-z4GkPaII.html

@@OhShaw thanks so much 😊

In total agreement. James Arness was a real decorated hero of WW11 also. John Wayne never could measure up to James Arness, aka, as Marshall Matt Dillon.

And that’s exactly why John Wayne recommended James Arness for the job.

@@nickiemcnichols5397 JAmes Arness did not want the job. He wanted a movie career, but John Wayne dropped him from his Batjack company saying, "the boys don't want you around towering over them." James Arness auditioned, and got the job. A star was born. Today, all these years later, you can still see gunsmoke (re runs) on various channels. Whole new generations are tuning in to see Matt Dillon, Kitty, Doc, Chester or Festes. What a legacy, what a man. What a war hero. He served, saw action, was wounded, awarded many metals, served his Country. One of the brave boys who went to war, so we could have what we have today. Lots of these brave young men stormed the Beach at Normandy, and forfeited their lives. We lost so many brave young men in those dark days. James Arness is in a class by himself, John Wayne need not apply. Two totally different people. I will take James Arness hands down. It was nice o

Arness was great but John Wayne is in a league of his own, legend-wise.

Thank you so much! It makes me happy knowing you (and others) enjoy them, and I appreciate that you share them.

Right? There were so many cleverly funny lines that they'd sneak in in some of the most serious episodes. To me, that made them seem even more real.

Sometimes they even had to separate them, finally, to finish shooting a scene!

I adore Chester and his dry humor.

Thank you, I appreciate your kind words.

Thank you :) Volume 4 is in the works.

The writing was really clever, and the lines delivered so naturally, it's easy to miss some of the funniest stuff. I'm always doing double-takes and rewinding to hear lines again.

I saw an episode there other day where Chester was copying Doc & it was so good i laughed so hard! Love GS

They did.

@@ms.sonshine8878 Yes they did. The love, dedication, and Fidelity was there. Nothing more need be said.

Look close. They did hook up, they just weren't in your face. It was a private affair. Matt climbed those stairs many times to Miss kitty's room. They were a committed couple. One show, Matt says to Miss Kitty, "I'll be back later tonight." They were definitely a couple. Another show or two, kitty makes it clear she is "his woman." Can't get clearer than that. Kitty and Matt, a romance for the ages, not conventional, but a romance nevertheless.

And I'm pretty sure there were some back stairs...

When he first came on the show, he was funny. But later on, when he talked so nasally & whiney, to me, he was just annoying.

Law and order

Arness was shot in the lower leg by machine gun fire in WWII, and it caused him pain the rest of his life (and throughout Gunsmoke's 20 seasons). He hid it better in the early years, but the last 8-10 years, especially, it got progressively more obvious...and more painful. I thought it suited his character, who was also shot in the leg numerous times.

James Arness was a WW2 war hero. As a young man, very young man, they all were those brave souls, he deployed to Anzeo, where he was wounded by machine gun fire. He had pain and a slight limp from this injury all his Life. James Arness was a war hero, incredible man. He brought Matt Dillon to Life, and, in so doing, built a legacy fir generations to come.

Sorry, I can't post full shows here. We get dinged for that. The ones that slip by eventually get pulled, or they adjust the audio so they end up sounding like chipmunks. We have ALL episodes, complete, and uncut on our FREE forum: JamesArness.Proboards.Com. if you decide to join, reply to me here so I know to look for you and can expedite your registration.

Okay I'm doing it. Im sparklegal on there

I have loved gunsmoke since I was a child. This would be amazing for me

@@kmfreiberger2456 you're good to go, welcome to the forum! When you login again, watch for a welcome post which will have links and info to help you navigate the boards. :)

Wow! I love it! I. An watch everything just like when I was kid. Im so happy. Thank you so much Mr. Shaw!