Wild Wild West--best villains ever! 

Vastly underrated series way ahead of its time. Dunn's Loveless ans Buono's Count Manzeppi were beyond brilliant. Bob Conrad also underrated.

Michael Dunn was my favorite villian on this show. The fact that he would still address you with kindness and politeness just as he was about to seal the fate of West and Gordon,........great acting.

R.I.P to the legendary actor Robert Conrad. His show The Wild Wild West was one of my favorite TV shows growing up. He will be missed but he will live forever through his show.

Rest In Peace, Robert Conrad. Such a wonderful actor. The Wild Wild West was a part of my childhood.

One of the most entertaining westerns in television history.

Heavy duty. Michael Dunn, Victor Buono, Richard Pryor, Boris Karloff, and groundbreaking director and actress, Ida Lupino. Even more impressive in retrospect.

Robert Conrad has gone to join Ross Martin in the Wild Wild West in the sky. Just one more icon of my past gone but he did leave lasting memories . Thanks Robert.

Dr. Loveless was the Best Villain on this series....EVER.

Dr loveless was the best of the villains in the wild wild west great character actor...

This show made Friday night even more special.

Always loved the colour schemes as well as the villains.

Count Manzeppi humming "Ride of the Valkyries" as he leaves the room is hilarious. Oh my gosh.... there's a tiger - and an elephant - in the room.

Victor Buono was really good at playing the heavy/villain. He knocked it out of the park every time IMO.

I watched all 4 seasons and every episode last month and fell in love with Robert Conrad he was the most good looking man, together with Ross Martin RIP!!

RIP Robert Conrad,This show was family night for me miss those days

Rest In Peace Robert Conrad! Thank you for all the great memories!

Michael Dunn was, hands down, the greatest villain on The Wild, Wild, West. My Dad and little Brother always looked forward to His appearance on the show!

I'm a 21 year old and I've been watching the show ever since I was 12!

Poor Doctor Loveless. He would always have a beautiful moll ... who would invariably fall for James West. No wonder he hated West so much.

Mm My favorite show growing up

Dr. Loveless seems to be the winner and I agree. I loved James West's uniform and the tailored fit, one of my favorite shows growing up.

RIP Robert Conrad, you'll not be forgotten. 2/8/2020

Sometimes it was stupid silly but I loved this show. It made my imagination come to life when I was young. Jules Verne for television. 1960's writing for the medium but still, well done.

Count Manzeppi was my favorite. Victor Buono was one of the drollest thespians who ever lived, could make reading a phone book into a dramatic tour de force. He should have been in more episodes. Some of the other villains I liked who don't appear here are Edward Anderson as Brane and Jeff Corey as Captain Coffin. I wish Vincent Price could have shown up, he would have been perfect!

Robert Conrad was probably one of the most athletic actors in television history. It is amazing to watch the choreographed fight scenes. He was in Tip-Top shape and he really showed it off when he would climb and do all kinds of physically challenging things seemingly at ease. Interesting to watch how he went from a martial arts fighter in season 1 to a fist fighter in Seasons 2 to 4. He also had a character change from season 1 forward. There was a lot of females falling for him and kissing him and season 1 and that pretty-much faded except for maybe seven or eight episodes in every other season. What a great transition from the black-and-white days to season 2 to 4 in color. Both Conrad and Martin we're dressed very sharply but especially Conrad with his three-piece colorful suits. There's never been another actor who relied on his physicality so much and was able to pull it off with seemingly ease. I think that's why the movie version with such a disappointment.. they could never find another motion picture actor they could do all the stunts and the fight scenes that he did. I wonder if anybody will ever try again so we can wash the memories of the poorly conceived Wild Wild West movie from our memories. I did think that Kevin Kline was a good choice as Artemus Gordon.

Boris Karloff, wonderful actor!

the villains of WWW are in two categories: Miguelito Loveless and then the rest

Mr.West and Mr.Gorden best Secret Sevice agents ever.job welldone.

Just saw Robert Conrad died, loved watching this show as a kid and as an adult. Conrad also played is a show called blacksheep. RIP Sir.

@ Robert Conrad - you were the coolest guy on TV.

I love the small guy (Michael Dunn). He makes me laugh so hard. His character is the best.

Rip Mr Conrad....My boy hood hero

Gran actor Victor Buono.😃👀👍🌅🌌🌈🌅🌌🌈

R.I.P. Robert Conrad who passed away today February 8, 2020.

Loved it when Michael Dunn twirled the pistol. ...As Dr Migilito Loveless, he may have been the greatest TV villan of all time!

A hero is nothing without a worthy adversary to keep him on his toes and few TV shows can match "The Wild, Wild West", from the 1960's for the outstanding quantity and quality of scene stealing baddies!

Richard Pyror as the ventriloquist???

The irony here is that Boris Karloff is playing an Indian character, when his family background was actually Anglo-Indian.

Boris Karloff and Richard Pryor...cool.

R.i.p Robert Conrad

Ah, I'd forgotten just how over the top this great old show was. Haven't seen it since it originally aired (which tells you how old I am). Great villains, great characters, great concept, great "kink," and I especially love Pryor as that surprise guest in the 1st clip before he went full-on to do stand up. The producers always claimed they were semi-scrupulous about only using technology that actually existed in that era, (obviously they fudged it a little bit) but it was always a great concept. Also amusing in that 1st clip how the low special effects budget shows because once the camera moves the glow from the light bulbs on the floor disappears completely.

I still remember as a young child in the 70's growing up and being fascinated by this series and it's stories along with Hogan's Heroes!! My mother would tell me as a teen in the very early 80's that these two shows were the only 2 shows I would stop wherever I was doing 5 mins before the show's started, sit down in front of the TV, and patiently wait as I watched quietly through the entire episodes. Now in my mind 50's, I realize just how imaginative these two series and thier stories really were! I espically remember the character of Dr Loveless! One of not THE most memorable villains in all of TV history for me! Now my 12yr old and 17yr old sons look at these series and thier episodes as very boring and dated. Yet today I still get to remember and feel like a young boy again as I get to watch all these episodes from these two shows on You Tube all these years later.. Rest in peace Michel Dunn, Robert Conrad and Bob Crane! You three actors will always have a fond place in my childhood heart for the rest of my days! Thank you for helping me feel those feelings again all these many years later!👍😃

I love the fantastic word play going on in this series, sadly, many shows today don’t use this anymore, this is the height of camp and whoever said that TV in the 60s at least rots the brain, well watch this show and that is clearly not the case.

I can remember watching this as a kid . I loved this show as a kid I got a Jim West belt buckle that held a secert derringer with a hidden button that popped it open and would fire a cap . I still to this day hum the West tneme when I have something concealed in my pocket. I have all but the 4th season on disc .

The Wild Wild West had some of the weirdest and most interesting villains, ever. R.I.P. Robert Conrad.

The man was it. I do not believe any one else can top it.

A little-known fact the public didn't know during Boris Karloff's lifetime: he actually WAS of Anglo-Indian ancestry, like Merle Oberon.

It was an absolute pleasure to relive each of these episodes, the incredible creativity of each of the villains and the dry retort of James Conrad to their taunts. How I miss good tv! Thank you fine sir, for posting this!

This was a fantastic show. I loved this when I was a kid! RIP Robert Conrad.

AS A KID GROWING UP , I LOVED WATCHING THIS SHOW. PRESENT DAY WATCHING RERUNS THE ACTING AND STORY LINE IS SO CORNY . MET ROBERT CONRAD A FEW YEARS AGO OUTSIDE A RESTAURANT IN ASPEN CO. SUPER NICE GUY

LOVE ❤️ THIS SERIES .!!!! . ACTION & ADVENTURE.!!!! . & GOOD ACTING . !!!! . 😎🇺🇸😎👍..

My compliments. I think your estimation of Dr. Loveless was well done indeed. I really enjoyed the Wild Wild West, t.v. series. Thank you for bringing back fond memories.

I'm a long time fan of the "Wild,Wild West;enjoyed episode clips! Brought back great memories.

Ida Lupino!

One of the greatest TV shows ever produced!! My best childhood with all of these shows!

A " golden era", Wild Wild West, Batman, Get Smart, The Untouchables, Laugh -In, Flip Wilson, Smothers Brothers, Twilight Zone,we were thoroughly distracted!

Watching this show all the way through for the first time with my father. Doctor Loveless is absolutely brilliant, I'd argue downright revolutionary for his time. A villain whose motivations are arguably noble save for the monsterous ways he goes about to achieve them, from the very first episode where he goes from killing a fellow scientist for attempting to deliver the formula for the atomic energy to the Untied States Government because they would use it as a weapon, to threatening to blow up the streets of San Fransico if he doesn't receive the land stolen from him by the Spanish Empire, simply because he wats to turn the land into a technological utopia. These motivations set him far and beyond his mustache twirling, monologuing villains who grandstand egotistically about their plans to take over the world. Bravo to Michael Dunn, an absolute powerhouse of malevolence and charisma.

Batman's King Tut!

One of the scariest villains in the B&W episodes was John Dehner's "terminator" like figure. Years before Arnold's Terminator. "The Night of the Steel Assassin" where Dehner's imposing character Torres was a man built of steel and virtually bullet proof even his face. It was great because in this episode even West appeared scared when Torres was impervious to bullets. A well-written episode also -- the end -- no spoiler -- has a twist and is quite good in only "The Wild, Wild West" could be. The TV show also managed to secure some top rated actors and actresses from both motion pictures and TV: Michael Dunn ("Ship of Fools" nominated for an Academy Award); Robert Duvall; Boris Karloff; Agnes Moorehead; Ida Lupino; Patrice Munsell (opera singer); Carroll O'Connor (before "All In the Family") and Victor Buono and countless others. It was during this time that stars as big as John Wayne made the rounds of tv shows. You don't see that today.

I think I've posted before but I use to love this show. It would've been cool if they did a two part episode with Dr.Loveless, Count Manzeppi, Emma Valentine , Tycho all teaming up to get revenge on West and Gordon. A Legion of Doom so to speak. Ahh the things that could have been.

I love how Jim West´enemies are bent with his destruction

Robert Conrad was a man! By his own account, those tight pants they made him wear hurt him. Ouch! But he was a trooper. I loved his Chicago accent. RIP Mr. Conrad. Ross Martin, you were a brilliant actor as well. Michael Dunn, Victor Buonno, thank you.

This show was one of the 10 best ever

Dang, I didn't know Boris Karloff was on the show! I got the entire four seasons on DVD at Walmart last week for $19.00. I can't wait to see the Karloff episode!

I LOVED this show! It was aired back when I was in elementary school.

The Wild Wild West was one of my favorite TV shows when I was growing up. Watching the show in reruns back in the early '70s was one of my great memories. "Night of the Raven" had Dr. Loveless shrink James West to miniature size! Great nostalgic TV!

"Agnes Morehead played Emma Valentine,who sent deadly valentines to her enemies."-😮.🌐📱🌐.

This show was like Gun Smoke on acid.

James T. Kirk's ancestor, 400+ years earlier.

My hats off . Mr Conrad was pretty good at his craft . The wild Wild West was the only show I ever saw him in . R . I. P. Bob . Thanks .

RIP Mr Robert Conrad. May your Soul Rest in perfect Peace.

WOW, Boris Karloff, and still walking like the Frakenstein monster!

Robert Conrad RIP..the man forever will be Jim west ...loved the series ..classic...bess Bob ..

I loved "The Wild Wild West" when I was growing up (and after); but there can be no doubt about one point. The hardest thing to believe about the stories wasn't the futuristic devices that Jim and Artie used; it was the question of how on earth Jim could fight the bad guys at his superhuman level while wearing those inhumanly tight pants. ("Saturday Night Live" could have done a great skit -- especially with Robert Conrad hosting -- of Jim giving the villains his tough-guy talk, and then trying to swing into action: only to find that he couldn't move because of his pants.)

So sad to hear that Robert Conrad has passed. Loved this show, it was always a blast to watch. And some of the Sets may have been used in Star Trek TOS because I remember that first scene looks very much like one used previously on "The Squire of Gothos"

RIP Robert Conrad Ross Martin

rip robert conrad🙏🏻

Looking back, this series was kinda "Steam Punky." Sad to hear he just died. His co-star died a long time ago.

They don't write smart ass script any more ,like they did in the wild wild west tv show . Robert Conrad was the guy back in the 60's .Now you can R.I.P

Richard Pryor ,Boris karlof Mike Dunn the last lady I don't remember the 60s was a great time for TV.🙌✨

RIP Robert Conrad , from Mexico

damm this show was one of the best!! Watching this as a young boy was mind blowing

I've always thought that the sets for this series had very little dramatic atmosphere, but lots of open space to have the fight scenes take place in. At the 4:30 mark is what I've always thought to be an interesting moment when Boris Karloff makes that walk across the scene. He only had half a lung at the time, but still makes this dramatic crossing. Notice how, at the 4:40 mark, an extra with an elephant crosses in front of the camera to hide Karloff struggling to make it up that step. Karloff loved acting and did it till the end of his life.

They don’t make them like that anymore . Good shows

VICTOR BUONO WAS A GREAT CHARACTER ACTOR, LOVED HIM AS COUNT MANZEPPI, ALSO AS KING TUT IN BATMAN.

We had black and white tv until 1972😳! We lived like ANIMALS 🤓!

The best of the Bob's in the '60s: Conrad, Culp, and Vaughn!

Part of my favorite lineup as a kid

We love you Robert Conrad. RIP. Hello to Boris Karloff. He is playing his role quite well as he always did. 🌼🌺🌼 💗💗💗

I've said for years that James West and James T. Kirk were very similar characters. Strong-willed, handsome, somewhat small in stature, but seemed to love to fight, loved the ladies, quite resourceful, the list could go on another 3 or 4 seconds.

R.I.P Bob Conrad! Best and ONLY Wild Wild West!

Robert Conrad. RIP. I always looked forward to watching Wild Wild West after school back in the 70s. He was a friend of Elvis too.

I've been waiting for it's rerun's to be shown on TV and now it's on Pluto tv . I stumbled on it , I'm so happy in fact I'm watching it right now and Loving It ! 🥰

Best show for it’s time

Wow! Victor Buono and Richard Pryor!

Victor Buono was in his 20's when he appeared on W.W.W.,......sadly, he died at 43 in 1982 of a heart attack. Wikipedia said that Buono "made a career of playing men much older than he was."

I forgot how many we’ll known actors and actresses starred on this show and they were all so creatively villainous. I always loved when Migaleto Loveless was the villain

I LOVED this Show!! and "Mission: Impossible"

R.I.P. Agent West ❤

This show is so underrated--so clever and campy. I loved Robert Conrad as a budding gay boy with that painted on outfit. Boris Karloff as the Indian villain--genius