Season 15

E1. How Stupid of Cupid

Sep 14, 1965 · 25m

E2. The Fastest Crumb in the West

Sep 21, 1965 · 25m

E3. Loafer, Come Back to Me

Sep 28, 1965 · 25m

E4. The Big Bad Wife

Oct 5, 1965 · 25m

E5. Loco Boy Makes Good

Oct 12, 1965 · 25m

Red as Clem Kadiddlehopper has become quite the champion of matchstick-piling. So, with the help of his cousin Goody Kadiddlehopper (guest Bobby Rydell), he decides to enter the Olympics for the USA. But with the loss of his pet Mexican jumping bean, can all be lost? In "The Silent Spot," Red is an old prospector having nothing but bad luck out in the desert.

E6. A Taste of Money

Oct 19, 1965 · 25m

E7. Here Comes the Bribe

Oct 26, 1965 · 25m

E8. Hobo a Go Go

Nov 2, 1965 · 25m

E9. Brats in Your Belfry

Nov 9, 1965 · 25m

E10. Goofy Goofy Gander

Nov 16, 1965 · 25m

E11. Somebody Down Here Hates Me

Nov 30, 1965 · 25m

E12. Never on a Bum-Day

Dec 7, 1965 · 25m

E13. A Jerk of All Trades

Dec 14, 1965 · 25m

E14. The Plight Before Christmas

Dec 21, 1965 · 25m

E15. Monotony on the Bounty

Dec 28, 1965 · 25m

E16. When Nut-Hood Was in Flower

Jan 4, 1966 · 60m

Sketch: Duke No-Good of Anasthesia (Milton Berle) purchases a selection of torture devices from Forsooth (Red), a sales representative from Max Fracture (Jan Arvan). Henry Gordon plays the King. Music: Linda Bennett performs "I'm Nobody's Baby" and "Limehouse Blues". Silent Spot: A card player tries to get a fouth for bridge.

E17. Shine On, Harvest Goon

Jan 11, 1966 · 25m

E18. Concert in Pantomime

Jan 18, 1966 · 25m

E19. The Agony and the Nag-Ony

Jan 25, 1966 · 25m

Red as George Appleby tries to drive his hated wife insane with the help of crooked "door-to-door Psychiatrist" Dr. Sigmund Fraud.(Vincent Price).In the monologue, Red enacts an encounter between a prospector and a rattlesnake, and in the silent spot, he's a musician searching for quiet inspiration in a tumbledown, desolate cabin, and finding anything but.

E20. Down the Old Chisholm Trail with the Old Chiseler

Feb 1, 1966 · 25m

Sketch: Would-be artist Deadeye (Red) tries to increase the value of his own paintings by "borrowing" the signature of Parisian impressionist Tooloose Latrec (George Gobel). Music: The Hollies perform "I'm Alive" and "Look Through Any Window". Silent Spot: Red is a newstand owner that does not have the Christmas spirt.

E21. Be It Ever So Homely, There’s No Face Like Clem

Feb 8, 1966 · 25m

E22. Half a Loafer Is Better Than None

Feb 15, 1966 · 25m

E23. A Thousand and One Arabian Nuts

Feb 22, 1966 · 25m

E24. Red Skelton Scrapbook

Mar 1, 1966 · 25m

John Wayne hosts the second annual edition of "The Red Skelton Scrapbook." Like the first edition in 1965, this telecast from March 1, 1966 features Skelton reprising several of his most beloved routines, including "Dunking Doughnuts" and (with Melanie Alexander) his spoof of Michael Fokine's ballet 'Spectre of the Rose'. Other highlights included Red's impersonation of a Gay 90s bachelor, and his portrayal of eternally inebriated Willie Lump Lump in the classic "Upside Down Room" routine.

E25. Love at First Fright

Mar 29, 1966 · 25m

E26. Goodbye, Mr. Gyp

Apr 5, 1966 · 25m

E27. The Bum Who Came in from the Cold

Apr 12, 1966 · 25m

E28. Bratman

Apr 19, 1966 · 25m

E29. A Beauty Can Skin You Deep

Apr 26, 1966 · 25m

E30. Our Man Fink

May 3, 1966 · 25m