Lookie Lookie Here Comes Crookie
In “Lookie Lookie Here Comes Crookie“, San Fernando Red is cooking up a injured worker lawsuit – which backfires on poor Count Mustache (Hugh O’Brien)
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 …
Pop the Astronaut
Pop the Astronaut – The Red Skelton Show – elderly Pops the janitor becomes a stowaway on a mission to Jupiter! With Peter Graves
People Who Like People are Cannibals
In People Who Like People are Cannibals, a lady scientist (Barbara Feldon) tests out her new chicken-feed formula on “human guinea pig” Clem Kadiddlehopper.
He Wanted to be a Square-Shooter, But He Found That His Barrel Was Round
Agnes Moorehead wants to shut down Deadeye’s crooked saloon! But he thinks he might to bale to blackmail her with! Then, there’s a mouse on the loose in a laboratory!
The Son of Oliver Twist
In a parody of the musical Oliver!, Junior the mean little kid is playing the son of Oliver Twist. Who, like his father, runs away from the orphanage, and meets up with the Artful Dodger.
A Christmas Story: 1777
A Christmas Story: 1777, The Red Ske lton Hour – a different Christmas special, with two funny sketches, and a very serious Christmas at Valley Forge
Don’t Look a Wooden Gift Horse in the Mouth
The Story of Helen of Troy or Don’t Look a Wooden Gift Horse in the Mouth – The Red Skelton Hour season 18, originally aired January 21, 1969 Monologue Don’t Look a Wooden Gift Horse…
Clara and Me and Mama Makes Three
Clara and Me and Mama Makes Three – in The Red Skelton Hour, George Appleby & wife Clara are on a game show to find their perfect match!
San Fernando: 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