John Wayne on The Beverly Hillbillies
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- The Indians Are Coming...Episode aired 1 February 1967 Throughout the episode Granny wishes John Wayne were present to help fight the Injuns. He shows up at the very end in a brief cameo appearance.
One of the best cameos in a classic comedies.
Where are you now John? Because we sure do need you now. We are in a mess.
Too many zeta males.
Well, that's kinda what brought us here, the dependence on a hero to rush in and save us from ourselves.
@@jayrowe6473Yup, time for us all to start acting like John Wayne.
John Wayne as himself. Duke you rock!!!
*"Where was ya, when I needed ya, John?"* Best Beverly Hillbillies moment, EVER!
That and the jack rabbit !
Simple line that was so funny. One brief scene, that’s all it took. Love granny.
True. In this scene, she was the one to whom the limelight was naturally attracted.
Love Granny. She makes no bones about it, even if is John Wayne.
I admired Mr. Wayne. His courage in fighting his cancer is a lesson for us all in facing difficulties and not giving up.
I like Irene Ryan too. Right to the end, that one.
John Wayne and Maureen O’hara. Now there was a screen partnership👍
Best..Tops...Natural..
That movie McClitock was so funny!
@@patricksaxon3983 Awful lot of women beating in the movie.
Lesson? Only way to control women was a good spanking --- with a small shovel yet!
Dated attitude. Other than that, pretty funny.
It's the simple things in life that this brief encounter and the sad fact that they are no longer living makes you appreciate this cameo appearance by John Wayne
The coolest family ever on TV with the Munsters. Always a comical clash of cultures God bless them all
Now THAT would've been a cool mash-up: The Beverly Hillbillies meet the Munsters. Or the Addams Family. :-)
They did tie the Beverley Hillbillies, Petticoat Junction and Green Acres together. I think Sam Druckers store was the hub of the wheel.
Never knew John Wayne did a guest spot on Beverly Hillbillies.
I'm so old, I remember when it first aired. Didn't seem like that big of a deal as John Wayne was everywhere then.
He was on Lucy also
He did that guest spot for a bottle of bourbon believe it or not but he did.
You'd be surprised who showed up, and where, and WHEN, back then.
Leonard Nimoy showed up on the CAROL BURNETT show. Lucille Ball arranged it on the QT as a prank/surprise for her friend Carol Burnett, and Carol was completely unaware of it until Nimoy walked on-stage in the middle of a skit IN FULL SPOCK COSTUME.
What makes this remarkable was STAR TREK aired on NBC, and the CAROL BURNETT show aired on CBS. It takes a lot of pull in television to make something like that happen.
He was on Laugh-In also.
Hysterical. Beveryly Hillbillies rocked. Great characters especially granny and jethro
Shows how much clout this little program had in the Sixties ... consistently one of the top rating programs on TV. John Wayne as guest star? No problem ...
Great John Wayne in a cameo role! 🙏
He was my hero loved the man and always will xxx
They are digging up some shot about him now and want the airport named after him renamed and his bronze statue taken down. All because of a few lines of an 8 hour interview taken out of context. It was almost 50 years ago and wasn’t even televised.
Completely awesome
Loved the hillbillies!! Watched them everyday when I got home from school
lol I laughed when I watched it in 67 and I just laughed again 67 seconds ago
Where are you when we needed ya John, hell, we need ya now.
I remember seeing this when it first aired with my mother, and my mother gasping.
Showing my age I remember watching this back then when television was television 👍
Still one of the best TV shows ever made.
There were a whole raft of great shows around back then but they simply were not diverse enough for todays woke crowd....Cant have White women in a relationship with a straight White man on screen today cant have White folks with White friends either
Yep, they even have a 24/7 streaming channel for BH only.
@@shadowbanned5164 SHUT UP FOOL. The good ol' days for some, were the bad ol' days for others. You're just mad that white men have a harder time keeping all of the influence, power and just as importantly, all of the MONEY for themselves.
@@melvinreed4136 Deny all you want but anti White racism towards straight men is through the roof today whether you deny it or not.
@@melvinreed4136 You're ridiculous. It's not about that at all!! Good grief!! I consider, and call them the bad old days for y'all as well. We know what it was, we don't ignore the facts, and it pisses us off. But we're tired of the narrative the leftist media is forcing on ALL of us!! Trying to push us back into those days!! Haven't them damn democrats kept y'all down long enough? When will you see the truth and understand who really cares?
Awesome! John Wayne= American!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅🦅🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸!!!!!!!!!
This show looks amazing
John Wayne = American hero.
How was he a hero?
Miss them...🙏
The Duke was the best!
Miss him alot! Love all his movies!
I miss those days those actors john wayne, jimmy Stewart, Henry fonda. Maureen o'hara. The Beverly hillbillies. What the hell happened to our country.
They got old and died. Eventually so will we.
Reminds me of that song by Metallica sad but true
Socialist democrats
Brian Price I feel the same way! The only tv shows I watch are on metv. Ditched cable and put the antenna back up. Shit shows they make today are all garbage. Pushing their filthy pc agenda! I long for the good ol days.
Trump and his January 6th boys and girls...that's what happened....
The Duke's compensation from the producer for his walk-on appearance was a 5th of bourbon.....true story.
Wait....an Irishman that drinks?
@@jdm1066 Someone call Ripley!
Real tv comedy.. This was the best
Where were you when I needed you Johnny.love that line
Boy do we need John Wayne now !!
That show used to crack me up!
I miss the duke america needs her greatest son right now too .r i p john
Duke was such a good sport about this, as he was about all chances to poke a little fun at himself and his image, that he told producer Paul Henning to forego his usual rate and just pay him off with a fifth of good bourbon. Good man, great star.
A little funny hearing that, ( In no way am I saying I don't believe it). In the movie undefeated with Rock Hudson, the two are talking about a couple different skirmishes in the war and a bottle of bourbon was passed between the two and each had a couple drinks. John Wayne said in a reply to Rock Hudson that you won't be around much longer if you keep drinking that stuff. Did not know if he meant drinking liquor in general or drinking that particular brand.
@@9johnpaul I believe he was referring to the fact that Rock had some extra strong "Home Brew"...
John Wayne
That he was.
Love seeing Jed holding his rifle and even having it out in the open. California really has gone down since the sixties.
You know this isn't reality its a tv show.
Stangil1 - Get back in the basement...
The rot started from about 64 onwards with the advent of the Laurel Canyon hippie scene.
This is a TV show.
@@Stangil1 back in the sixties you COULD carry your rifle openly, even in California. Certainly you could in Colorado, where (and when) I grew up
We need a John Wayne right now.
We need the son of God ( Jesus Christ )
@@gracereneerosepetals John Wayne was the son of God.
We already _have_ the Son of God. We just need to start acting like it.
OMG I missed this episode, so darn good!
I have just been watching a DVD of this series, really enjoyed it.
That was a great john Wayne appearance. The only way to improve on that appearance would have John Wayne rode up on his horse.
That would've been funny. Self-ironic and totally out of frame funny.
In a cavalry uniform!
This was a good era of TV you had this show Petticoat Junction Green Acres Jeanie Gilligan there were serious shows too but the opportunity to laugh at something that was just funny for funny"s sake those were the days
Granny should have offered him some of her tonic
I'm sure he would have taken some of it.
Maybe he didn't have "roomatiz".
He. Was. Big. He. Was. Hero. He. Was. An. 🇺🇸. AN. ICON.
Interesting fact is that John Wayne wasn't even expected on the episode, they just saw him on the set one day and asked him to show up.
Buddy Ebsen (an old friend) called Wayne and asked him to come over to the set. So the Duke just walks onto the set, walks over to Irene Ryan and Ryan, ever the professional, doesn't bat an eye but ad-libs that great line. When asked afterward what he wanted in compensation, Duke just smiled and said "give me a fifth of bourbon and we're even".
@@HerrEllsworth Yeah it's interesting isn't it
@@HerrEllsworth It was a "great get" to have the Duke on the show, but I would have put money on Fess Parker. Granny was always talking about Davey Crockett and Buddy Ebsen appeared with Fess in the Crockett mini series on the Walt Disney show.
@@dttruman That would have been a great reunion as Ebsen and Parker were good friends but it's unlikely that NBC, now showing Fess Parker in Daniel Boone, would have allowed him to appear on a CBS program. That could have been the reason.
@@HerrEllsworth Yeah network jealousy and trying to screw each other over was a mainstay back then
where we're ya when I needed ya John?
classic!!!!!! I've never seen that episode. ..
Bert Lambert .
It’s on here at least it was when I watched it last year.
John Wayne did a guest appearance on "Laugh In" (wanna see him dressed as a bunny rabbit?). He told one of the hosts, during his spot, that "I agreed to do this show on one condition." "Oh? What was that?" "They release my family unharmed."
He did a short poem too, that I will always remember. Something like, "Roses are red, Grass is green, Get off your butt and join the Marines".
@@dttruman oh, so you're saying that the guy who never served, had the audacity to guilt shame others into so? ! The balls on that guy!
@@joeconner2231 I am just saying that it was a great parity of Henry Gibson and his poetry skit. Get over yourself Joe!
@@dttruman I'm sure his appearance coincided with the release of his propaganda film about the Vietnam war " The Greenberats ". So get over yourself!
@@joeconner2231 If you are going to hold a grudge this long, why don't you contact his sons and complain to them. I am sure they would love to listen to your grievances.
On Laugh in John Wayne dressed like a bunny says, could have been worse they could’ve asked me to dress like a liberal.
John Wayne on this show. I use watch all his western movies. Back 1970s.
Me too
Too
Still do!
God I loved that series! My family were just the same😉
Always watched this show and every duke movie el derado REO lobo my favorite is McClintock probably saw it 20 times
What a riot.
Remember when we were allowed to have fun. Smeh
All REAL Americans love John Wayne.
Someday, Donald Trump will make a similar such appearance,
and be recognized as the greatest American hero.
Raymond Eaton lmao im a real AMERICAN an i dont
The only real Americans are the native Indians.
@ Denis Wilson , it must suck to be you .
Ray; The second I read your post I thought well here comes the haters. Sad they can't just comment on things they like, but I guess they just hate everything.
I remember that episode, laughed my butt off lol🤣🤣🤣
Love The Clapping...especially since this show as NOT filmed before a Live Studio Audience!!
"she has one blind spot.... Inguns" That couldn't be said on TV nowadays.
Nope, but your free to think it. 😂
@@Rayoscope Name calling isn't necessary.
@@Rayoscope l know people can consider it appropriate, but it just turns mankind against mankind. And we'll never learn to appreciate our differences.
@@Rayoscope OK brother, l gotcha. No harm done. Peace✌
Its Ingins. Just like old Pontiacs, The tin Ingins
A lot has been posted on Duke showing up in this show, how he did as a favor to his friend Buddy Ebson and was paid with a fifth of good bourbon. And I’m sure all that’s true, and it’s also true Duke was an American first before anything else and I can bet he loved this show and the way it was played and how it poked fun at the “hillbillies” but showed the utmost respect for them also. It actually poked more fun at real Beverly hillbillies, not smoky mountain ones.
John Wayne was a Hollywood actor first, a Patriotic American second! I was a fan of his for his abilities as an actor, but I got tired of this phony who never served talking shit about others!
@@joeconner2231 Don’t feel bad if you don’t get it son - it usually eludes the bottom 10th percentile.
@@joeconner2231 You really should do your research. The person talking ignorantly is only one they embarrass when the talking is out of their ass.
@@discernment8963 Let's see good old John never served in the military and applied for a deferment so what part of Joe C comment was ignorant? Being a good actor don't make you a war hero.
@@jimbull6630 Like what I said to Joe above about research applies to you or anyone else. Ignorantly on my part is that I'd assume and didn't realize I needed to mention was to actually do honest, research from unbiased, non Leftist agenda driven entities. Stupid me, definitely my bad to just assume the existence of character here. Anyway in doing that you'll be made aware that the same injury that cost Wayne his full ride at USC also disqualified him from Military duty. He was also knocking on 40's door and sole support of 4 young children. The studio applied for deferment, he did not. As a matter of fact Adml.John Ford even attempted to pull some strings to get him in which didn't work. Although The Duke was always Pro America and our Military he was Never a chicken hawk. However, I've no doubt whatsoever you'll be able to find plenty of biased documentation which it's obvious you already have.
Ok, that was just awesome!
Like HE needs to introduce himself, just being polite I guess. A great TV program from the time before everyone became scared of everything, with four really good actors and such a good program that the great and the good loved to appear on it as guests. I say The Duke is one of the best Movie Stars ever, maybe not rated as the very best actor but the acting bar was set very high back then. A golden age of films, not like the weak flash bang childish shit they make now to keep the morons happy.Great clip thanks for sharing this little gem.
your right, he was No.3 for over 10 years that is people power No. 3 they loved his true american spirit which made him who he was, he stood on that . I like a lot of his films.....RG
That's what the great ones do. I was watching an outtake of "In Harm's Way" and he apologized to Otto Preminger for reading it the way he did. Apologize? Incredible.
He is just be neighbourly. They live in Beverly Hills after all. Im surprised more famous people didn't come over to visit 🚁
It was in the script.
Yet he was a racist!!!
He spoke plainly.
This is the funniest thing I've ever seen. All 4th grade kids should be forced to watch this twice each week.
isn't John Wayne gorgeous
he looks like my favourite Uncle
a good decent bloke !
The good all days with Good old shows😊I think I watched every John Wayne movie there is and then I come across this😁👍
Great show I miss the Duke We need him now more than ever
The Great John Wayne.....
John Wayne was a great actor and a great man! 👍
They just don't make good shows like this anymore. Sad.
Back then they did not need sex scenes to make a great show. It was pure rated G like the Carol Burnet show.
When John Wayne did this sketch he was paid with bourbon
Wow, legendary John wayne
After coming through the front gate, the bench seat must of fallen off the truck :) lol and a giggle
It IS a fer piece from the gate to the house, gust of wind musta caught it💨
Great show!!
Great series.
We need Dr Granny now more than ever, bout all of DC & most of the country could use a tongue bob
This was one hell of a Sean for John Wayne and Irene Ryan .....
I was in Vietnam when this was aired. I would like to see the whole program.
Thank you for your service sir! I would have recorded it for you, but I was only 9 years old at the time, and didn't have DVR.
Where are ya when we need ya John!!!
God knows we need ya now, Duke!
Priceless.
we're havin possum stew mr wayne.
Jed! Jed! Jed!...
the seement pond needs a cleanin.
" Gosh unkle Jed "
" ooooo doggie! "
When the truck comes in the gate it has the couch on the back. When it pulls up in front of the mansion it is empty.
thanks for posting this, funny tv moments
Max Baer Jr, is the only one alive out of the main cast.
The Duke what an awesome guy!!!!!!!!!!
This is great. The B H B was a completely different show from anything else, totally original with a great cast. This is a wonderful clip. I admire J W for being a great actor and film icon and also what he stood for and how he believed in his country 👍🇬🇧
TV sucks nowadays, compared to the past classics.
This makes you just want to shed a tear but another video on CZcams that will make you cry is Richard Dreyfess meets Robett Shaw granddaughter!
John Wayne!!! My My!
Seeing the Duke dressed up like that is weird
Not much different from his costumes in The Quiet Man, Brannigan, McQ, etc.
The Duke!
And the Duke made the cameo for a fifth of bourbon. :)
John Wayne was the biggest star who ever appeared on The Beverly Hillbillies .
Loved this programme as a kid I hace a few episodes lmao
@russel: yeah. I liked their "fancy eatin' table" and them talking about "billy-ards" (billiards). Funny show. Oh, yeah, and the cement pond.
John didn't want any money for appearing on the show only a bottle of good whiskey...lol
Duke should of worn his cowboy duds.
Only superstar of his magnitude that would have the sense of humor about himself to do a TV spot like that . You'd never see Steve McQueen or Paul Newman do something like that. Took themselves way to seriously.
Irene Ryan...great comedic timing
Don't know if true, but it was said on one of those specials that Granny didn't know John Wayne was there. It was a surprise and she adlibbed.
I miss these people, only if I could bring back my childhood. My buddies and I could go camping by ourselves, carry shotguns and fish with no supervision at all....we were only 5th or 6th graders!! Today...we have terrorist pouring into our country and the politicians are concerned about 5th graders using a bathroom!!! Sick twisted liberaturds!!
...Sounds like we had the same childhood...Sure do miss that era...RIP Duke...
T McGe Amen, T McGe
It just all turned into shit didn't it
ditto my friend i grew up in east side san jose earlyl 70's same age group roaming the hills with my buds hunting etc.... the worlds gone nuts!
John Newman or put another way, too many people are Morally and Mentally Challenged.
John was lucky granny was tired out, I love the Duke, but deep down we know granny could of took him!
Agreed: Granny would of made an EXCELLENT female head of "The Comancheros".
This great show was cancelled because the networks were going after young, affluent viewers...Green Acres also was axed, though in that case because the owner's wife wanted him to put on Gunsmoke after it had been cancelled on another network...corporate America giveth and corporate America taketh away