Guatamanana
San Fernando Red arranges for Red Skelton to become to new ambassador to the banana republic of Guatamanana! And intrigue awaits — and the firing squad!
Pop Is a Weasel
Pop is a Weasel – The Red Skelton Show season 13, October 8, 1963
In Pop is a Weasel, San Fernando Red (Red Skelton) has a new scheme – talent scout in Hollywood! When Passabuck Studios (Jackie Coogan) needs a Southern Colonel for a photo opportunity with a southern belle actress (Ginger Rogers), and San Fernando first tries to place an actor, then takes over the role himself. And then her home! Then the studio! Then …
Little Old Rainmaker, He
Little Old Rainmaker, He – with Arthur Godfrey, The Red Skelton Hour season 17, originally aired November 28, 1967
In “Little Old Rainmaker, He”, San Fernando Red finds a rich sucker in a wealthy Montana rancher played by Godfrey. His huge acreage is going bone dry for lack of rain, so Fernando first tries to sell him a rain-making contraption, then they both go up in a rickety airplane to seed the clouds.
Whistle Stop
Whistle Stop – The Red Skelton Show season 2, originally aired November 2, 1952
Whistle Stop is a funny Red Skelton episode, with skits by San Fernando Red, Clem Kadiddlehopper, and John Q. American (voting skit)
A Fool and His Money is Enough Reason to Get Married
The Red Skelton Hour – A Fool and His Money is Enough Reason to Get Married with George Gobel, season 18. Originally aired October 29, 1968
A Fool and His Money is Enough Reason to Get Married – George Gobel appears in a San Fernando Red sketch, portraying a too-short millionaire who falls in love with a too-tall damsel, Jan Davis.
San Fernando Red [Red Skelton’s con artist character]
San Fernando Red is Red Skelton’s likable con artist character. He’s typically accompanied by his female accomplice, Ruby. Depending on the sketch, he’s either a corrupt politician, or a con artist. He’s not above bilking widows, blackmailing politicians, or selling worthless items.
Photo gallery for Clean Politics
Photo gallery for Clean Politics – a very funny first season episode of The Red Skelton Show
Goodness Had Nothing to Do with It
Goodness Had Nothing to Do with It – The Red Skelton Show, season 9, originally aired March 1, 1960 with guest star Mae West
Goodness Had Nothing to Do with It is a parody of the interview show Person to Person (1953). Mae West has written her autobiography, “Goodness Had Nothing to Do with It“. In her interview, she tells about the three men she intentionally left out of her autobiography: Cauliflower McPugg, San Fernando Red, and Clem Kadiddlehopper.
Goodbye Mr. Gyp [Red Skelton Hour]
Goodbye Mr. Gyp – The Red Skelton Hour season 15, with Jackie Coogan, originally aired April 5, 1966
In Goodbye Mr. Gyp, con artist San Fernando Red (Red Skelton) tries get the soft-hearted Humphrey T. Humble (Jackie Coogan) into the boxing ring. But all he wants to do is play his cello!
Mountain Washin’ [The Red Skelton Show]
Mountain Washin’ – The Red Skelton Show, season 1, originally aired October 28, 1951 Mountain Washin’ (named after the Tide commercial) is an early episode the The Red Skelton Show, with Red Skelton doing routines…