Were these scenes from The Beverly Hillbillies originally black and white or did we change them?
You've likely seen these scenes before, but did you see them in color or were they originally black and white?
For the first three seasons, The Beverly Hillbillies aired in black and white. The Clampetts went from the Ozarks to the Hills but viewers couldn't get a glimpse of the colorful palm trees and sunny, Southern California skies in the beginning of the series.
That changed in season four when color was introduced for the rest of the show. Naturally, funny and memorable moments were common in black and white and in color. Now, it's up to you to decide if the images below were originally aired in black and white, or if they were aired in color and we changed them!
Were these scenes from The Beverly Hillbillies originally in black and white, or did we change them to black and white from color?
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Was this scene originally in black and white, or did we change it from color?
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Was this scene originally in black and white, or did we change it from color?
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Was this scene originally in black and white, or did we change it from color?
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Was this scene originally in black and white, or did we change it from color?
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Was this scene originally in black and white, or did we change it from color?
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Was this scene originally in black and white, or did we change it from color?
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Was this scene originally in black and white, or did we change it from color?
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Was this scene originally in black and white, or did we change it from color?
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Was this scene originally in black and white, or did we change it from color?
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Was this scene originally in black and white, or did we change it from color?
Were these scenes from The Beverly Hillbillies originally black and white or did we change them?
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Two hints I took:
1) If the image contained a costume that made sense in color but not black and white.
2) If the image looked a little "fuzzed"
Then it was originally in color.