Neighbors
Neighbors – a short commentary Red Skelton made at the end of “The Eyes Have it” about neighbors, and destructive gossip
Read More »NeighborsNeighbors – a short commentary Red Skelton made at the end of “The Eyes Have it” about neighbors, and destructive gossip
Read More »NeighborsThe Eyes Have It – The Red Skelton Show season 2, originally aired April 5, 1953 Magazine Stand Instead of a monologue, Red demonstrates how… Read More »The Eyes Have It
Willie Lump Lump can’t stop being the quiz show winner! And he has nowhere to keep all his winnings! He’s even afraid to answer the phone … Also Deadeye rolls a cigarette, and a televised surgery?
Read More »Quiz Show WinnerRings on Her Fingers Also Go Through Your Nose – George Appleby is working at the zoo. So his wife Clara wants him to buy life insurance from Nipsey Russell! What could possibly go wrong?
Read More »Rings on Her Fingers Also Go Through Your NoseRed Skelton jokes on taxes – from San Fernando Red: A Man with a Heart of Stolen Gold
After San Fernando Red swindles Eddy Arnold into selling him half his TV station, how can they pay the taxes? Will his talent agency enable the station to make enough money to pay their bills? See the answer in San Fernando: A Man With A Heart of Stolen Gold
Read More »San Fernando: A Man With A Heart of Stolen GoldRock-a-Bye Baby – The Red Skelton Show – a series of sketches dealing with a young couple & baby, embarrassing moments, gangster deaths …
Read More »Rock-a-Bye BabyClean Fighter is a funny Cauliflower McPugg commercial for Tide. Willy Lump Lump comes home, Red Skelton & Lucy Knox do drug store skits, and Red mocks the upper class on Lovers Lane.
Read More »Clean FighterIn I Never Met a Pig I Didn’t Like, can Clem Kadiddlehopper ruin his half-brother Liberace’s musical debut? Do you have to ask?
Read More »I Never Met a Pig I Didn’t LikeRed Skelton jokes about drive-in movies – from his weekly comedy monologue in The Red Skelton Hour, The Land of Bilk and Money Drive-in Movies… Read More »Red Skelton jokes about drive-in movies