The Red Skelton Show
The Red Skelton Show is an American variety show that was a television staple for two decades, from 1951 to 1971. It was second to Gunsmoke and third to The Ed Sullivan Show in the ratings during that time. Skelton, who had previously been a radio star, had appeared in several motion pictures as well. Although his television series is largely associated with CBS, where it appeared for more than fifteen years, it actually began and ended on NBC. During its run, the program received three Emmy Awards, for Skelton as best comedian and the program as best comedy show during its initial season, and an award for comedy writing in 1961.
Cast: Red Skelton
39 episodes
- 1. The SkylarksNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minSep 30, 1951
- 2. How to Wash a BabyNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minOct 7, 1951
- 3. Dunking DoughnutsNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minOct 14, 1951
- 4. Smokeless SundayNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minOct 21, 1951
- 5. Laying a CornerstoneNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minOct 28, 1951
- 6. Willie and the BurglarNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minNov 4, 1951
- 7. Cafe PareeNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minNov 11, 1951
- 8. G.I. McPuggNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minNov 18, 1951
- 9. Clem and Married LifeNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minNov 25, 1951
- 10. StairsNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minDec 2, 1951
- 11. The Big TrialNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minDec 9, 1951
- 12. Clean PoliticsNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minDec 16, 1951
- 13. The Skeltons at HomeNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minDec 23, 1951
- 14. Learn To Dance in Ten Easy Lessons or One Hard OneNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minDec 30, 1951
- 15. The BouncerNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minJan 6, 1952
- 16. McPugg the BabysitterNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minJan 13, 1952
- 17. Clean FighterNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minJan 20, 1952
- 18. Rock-a-Bye BabyNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minJan 27, 1952
- 19. San Fernando Red on TelevisionNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minFeb 3, 1952
- 20. The TranscontinentalNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minFeb 10, 1952
- 21. The Disc JockeyNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minFeb 17, 1952
- 22. How to Make a SaladNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minFeb 24, 1952
- 23. Pasquale's HotelNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minMar 2, 1952
- 24. NapoleonNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCCMar 9, 1952
- 25. Dirty DeadeyeNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minMar 16, 1952
- 26. How to Eat Corn on the CobNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minMar 23, 1952
- 27. Willie the BarberNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minMar 30, 1952
- 28. Clem's Travel ClubNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minApr 6, 1952
- 29. Mad ScientistNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minApr 13, 1952
- 30. Helen of TroyNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minApr 20, 1952
- 31. The Railroad TowerNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minApr 27, 1952
- 32. It Takes All Kinds (Live in San Francisco)No synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minMay 4, 1952
- 33. Let's Talk About MotherNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minMay 11, 1952
- 34. Telephone TroubleNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minMay 18, 1952
- 35. The Railroad StationNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minMay 25, 1952
- 36. Tornado DeadeyeNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minJun 1, 1952
- 37. Folding BoyNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minJun 8, 1952
- 38. Let's Talk About FatherNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minJun 15, 1952
- 39. Imaginary DogNo synopsis available yet.TV-GCC1 h 0 minJun 22, 1952
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The Red Skelton Show
The Red Skelton Show is an American variety show that was a television staple for two decades, from 1951 to 1971. It was second to Gunsmoke and third to The Ed Sullivan Show in the ratings during that time. Skelton, who had previously been a radio star, had appeared in several motion pictures as well. Although his television series is largely associated with CBS, where it appeared for more than fifteen years, it actually began and ended on NBC. During its run, the program received three Emmy Awards, for Skelton as best comedian and the program as best comedy show during its initial season, and an award for comedy writing in 1961.
Creators and cast
- Cast
- Red Skelton
- Studio
- Van Bernard Productions, CBS, Sursum Corporation
