The Red Skelton Show
S1:E8 The Red Skelton Show: The Skeltons at Home
A holiday show with guests Georgia, Valentina and Richard Skelton, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fowler, Bo Roos, and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rose.
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Cauliflower McPugg has an idea to make a million. Willie Lump Lump in Smokeless Sunday. The Taylor Maids sing That's The Man For Me. The Execution and The American Dance sketches.
S1:E1 • Oct 21, 1951 • 26m
Clem Kadiddlehopper selling real estate on TV. The Pepperettes sing Didn't Know The Gun Was Loaded. Artist and Model sketch. Willie Lump Lump and The Burglar.
S1:E2 • Nov 4, 1951 • 27m
Red goes to a music store to purchase a song. David Rose shows up, as do Clem Kadiddlehopper & Cauliflower McPugg.
S1:E3 • Nov 11, 1951 • 26m
Clem Kadiddlehopper as a toothpaste salesman. Different types of people at a drug store soda fountain. G.I. McPugg and Willie Lump Lump as The Private Bloodshot Eye.
S1:E4 • Nov 18, 1951 • 26m
Red does a boxing pantomime. Clem Kadiddlehopper gives a seminar on how to have the perfect marriage. Red dances "The Swan Lake Ballet" with guest Nana Gollner and Bob Hope pays a visit.
S1:E5 • Nov 27, 1951 • 26m
Clem sells Christmas Trees, Clean Politics with San Fernando Red, The Four Knights, and Willie Lump Lump, Expert Christmas Tree Trimmer.
S1:E6 • Dec 16, 1951 • 26m
Red does a slow motion tennis game and The Big Trial sketch. Guests Foy Willing and The Riders Of The Purple Sage followed by a Saloon Sketch with Deadeye.
S1:E7 • Dec 9, 1951 • 26m
A holiday show with guests Georgia, Valentina and Richard Skelton, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fowler, Bo Roos, and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rose.
S1:E8 • Dec 23, 1951 • 27m
Red does a football coach interview reenactment as (Weepy) J. Newton Numbskull. Cauliflower McPugg in The Bouncer. The Treniers perform Go, Go, Go.
S1:E10 • Jan 6, 1952 • 26m
Clem Kadiddlehopper does an ad for shaving cream and Cauliflower McPugg appears in The Babysitter sketch. Guest Nana Gollner and Red dance in the ballet Le Spectre de la Rose.
S1:E11 • Jan 13, 1952 • 26m
Willie Lump Lump breakfast pantomime, things that happen in a drug store, The Clean Fighter sketch with Cauliflower McPugg, and the Parking and Sparking sketch.
S1:E12 • Jan 20, 1952 • 27m
Red demonstrates a variety of different people making a speech and acts out movie death scenes. The Skylarks perform Saint Louis Blues.
S1:E13 • Jan 27, 1952 • 26m
Red does a take off on the program The Continental in the sketch The Transcontinental. J. Newton Numbskull stars in It's Magic with Lucille Knoch.
S1:E14 • Feb 10, 1952 • 26m
Red demonstrates a few things that happen to people who ride on buses. Davie Rose conducts a full length version of Holiday For Strings.
S1:E15 • Feb 17, 1952 • 25m
Red plays British newscaster Lord Beaverhead. Clem Kadiddlehopper appears in Pedestrian Polo. Pvt. Willie Lump Lump in How to Make a Salad.
S1:E16 • Feb 24, 1952 • 26m
Dr. Clem Kadiddlehopper hawks a home medical book. The Rivero Quintet performs some music from south of the border, laced with native dance.
S1:E17 • Mar 2, 1952 • 27m
Red opens with Iowa Pete in a demonstration of how to eat corn on the cob. Then guests The Andrini Brothers perform music and comedy with a hispanic flavor.
S1:E18 • Mar 23, 1952 • 27m
Red does pantomime of his wife Georgia receiving a box of candy. Willy Lump Lump in Willy the Barber with built in Tide commercial. The show closes with San Fernando Red in Quiz the Candidate.
S1:E19 • Mar 30, 1952 • 26m
Performed live from San Francisco. It Takes All Kinds with Benny Rubin as the man on the street interviewing Clem Kaddiddlehopper, Lucille Knoch and Cauliflower McPugg.
S1:E21 • May 4, 1952 • 26m
Red does a pantomime of the chef that makes the salad for the dollar dinner. J. Newton Numbskull takes center stage trying to hatch eggs for chickens in the Weepy The Cluck sketch
S1:E22 • May 11, 1952 • 26m
Willie Lump Lump gets stuck in a telephone booth in Telephone Trouble, J. Newton Numbskull can't remember the sponsor's name in The Absent-Minded Announcer, and Clem Kadiddlehopper is a butler in Dinner at Cobina Wright's.
S1:E23 • May 18, 1952 • 26m
Clem demonstrates methods of curing hiccups, Red washes clothes and Willie Lump Lump tries to board a Niagara Falls-bound train.
S1:E24 • May 25, 1952 • 26m
Red receives a Father of the Year award and does one of his Gertrude and Heathcliff routines. Tornado Deadeye sketch featuring tap dancing by Benny Rubin.
S1:E25 • Jun 1, 1952 • 27m
Red pantomimes the various ways that people get into bed, Weepy lives in an isolated cabin, and a Cauliflower McPugg sketch with Gil Perkins and Lucy Knoch.
S1:E26 • Jun 8, 1952 • 27m
After a summer hiatus, Red Skelton returns to NBC's Sunday night schedule. Includes Cauliflower at Bat and It's Good to Be Home with Willie Lump Lump.
S1:E28 • Sep 28, 1952 • 27m


