Is this a real Western or a comedy show spoof?
Comedians played serious cowboys and sitcoms did seriously funny parodies!

With the massive proliferation of Westerns on television starting in the 1950s, it was only natural that parodies would come along sooner or later. But the best spoofs are done with love and the Old West takeoffs that popped up in sitcoms and sketch shows from the time prove that.
Here are a few funny cowboys who may look serious mixed with comedians playing it straight on dramatic shows. Can you tell the difference between a real Western and a spoof?
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Is this a real Western or a spoof?
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Is this a real Western or a spoof?
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Is this a real Western or a spoof?
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Is this a real Western or a spoof?
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Is this a real Western or a spoof?
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Is this a real Western or a spoof?
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Is this a real Western or a spoof?
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This actually is a serious scene, but in a sitcom or a Western?
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Is this a real Western or a spoof?
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Is this a real Western or a spoof?

Is this a real Western or a comedy show spoof?
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84 Comments

those cut rate deals from Wild Wild West. WWW could be shameless in recycling the same
sets over and over. As did Rifleman. Have Gun Will Travel & Bonanza shared the "Virginia
City" set, using different angles to disguise it when the leads traveled to "another town".