The Red Skelton Show season 7 – the seventh season of Red Skelton’s classic television series. Date Episode Name Notes October 1, 1957 Freddie and the Brooklyn Dodgers Freddie the Freeloader with the Brooklyn Dodgers,… The Red Skelton Show season 7
In A New York Stripper is not Always a Steak, a rich banker (Roland Winters) wants to prevent the marrriage of his son (John Forsythe) to a beautiful strip dancer (Michelle Lee). But how? Clumsy bank janitor Clem Kadiddlehopper (Red Skelton) gives him an idea …
A New York Stripper is not Always a Steak
For Better or Worse Like George Appleby Got – escaped convict Bobo takes George Appleby and Clara as hostages to Mexico!
For Better or Worse Like George Appleby Got
The Red Skelton Show season 14 – Red’s hour-long variety show continues with his usual characters & guest stars. The final black and white season, with Season 15 being in “living color”. Air Date Episode… The Red Skelton Show season 14
The Red Skelton Show season 20 (1970-1971) – the final season of Red Skelton‘s variety show, moved back to NBC, and reduced to 30 minutes. But still with a wide variety of guest stars and singers, with the Silent Spot, classic bits, corny jokes
The Red Skelton Show season 20
Folding Boy — has Cauliflower McPugg actually won his first boxing match? What happened to the referee? Also Weepy in the Mountains, Red’s pantomime
Folding Boy
In Humperdoo’s Little Prescription, the CIA sends an agent (Jill St. John) to find out why armies are disappearing. Humperdoo (Red Skelton) has invented a shrinking potion.
Humperdoo’s Little Prescription
The Red Skelton Show season 6 (1956-57) – Red Skelton‘s variety show continues, with a wide variety of guest stars and singers, classic bits, corny jokes
The Red Skelton Show season 6
Saddle Sores on the Old Corral – can Deadeye swindle British millionaire Stanley Holloway out of his inheritance, by pretending to be his long-lost brother?
Saddle Sores on the Old Corral
Happy International Women’s Day – and a shout out to some of the many ladies who’ve appeared with Red Skelton on radio, movies, and TV:
Happy International Women’s Day