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32 Episodes 1964 - 1965
Episode 1
Tue, Sep 22, 1964
Episode 2
Tue, Sep 29, 196460 mins
Episode 3
Tue, Oct 6, 196460 mins
Red's guest is Metropolitan Opera singer Robert Merrill, who sings "Toreador" and "In the Still of the Night." Sketch: "A Man's Dump Is His Castle," and Freddie the Freeloader doesn't' like it when an archaeologist (Merrill) comes to the city dump and removes the remains of a dinosaur skeleton-part of which was supporting Freddie's shack.
Episode 4
Tue, Oct 13, 196460 mins
Red's guests are comedian Ed Wynn. singer Vikki Carr, and character actress Mary Wickes. In the sketch, a visiting Sultan (Wynn) wants San Fernando Red to sell him an American wife. In the Silent Spot, Red is an outdoor chef with a brand-new barbecue. Vikki sings 'Bye, Bye, Blackbird" and "Loverland."
Episode 5
Tue, Oct 20, 196460 mins
Episode 6
Tue, Oct 27, 196460 mins
Episode 7
Tue, Nov 10, 196460 mins
Episode 8
Tue, Nov 17, 196460 mins
Episode 9
Tue, Nov 24, 196460 mins

Episode 10
Tue, Dec 1, 196460 mins
Episode 11
Tue, Dec 8, 196460 mins
The world's richest Indian proves to be an easy mark for Fernando Red, who sells him worthless desert land for his mother's retirement home, but when he thinks it's an oil patch, he wants it back.
Episode 12
Tue, Dec 15, 196460 mins
Guests are "Lonesome George" Gobel and the folk singing Young Folk. Sketch: After being turned down by scores 0f summer camps, Junior is accepted by camp counselor George Goodbody (Gobel).
Episode 13
Tue, Dec 22, 196460 mins
Episode 14
Tue, Dec 29, 196460 mins

Episode 15
Tue, Jan 5, 196560 mins
Episode 16
Tue, Jan 12, 196560 mins
Episode 17
Tue, Jan 19, 196530 mins
While waiting in line for his unemployment check,George Appleby (Red) meets Archie Moore,also out of work. A man sells him a trained Bear, which he puts in a take-on-all-comers boxing show in a carnival. Moore shows up to challenge the bear. Red's silent spot pantomime involves a Holmesian detective chasing a hooded bad guy around a spooky house-type set.
Episode 18
Tue, Jan 26, 196560 mins
Episode 19
Tue, Feb 2, 196560 mins
Episode 20
Tue, Feb 9, 196560 mins
Episode 21
Tue, Feb 16, 196560 mins
Episode 22
Tue, Feb 23, 196560 mins
If you're feeling a bit under the weather. Red Skelton and his fellow performers may have the comedy cure for you tonight. Starting off with an opening monologue, he brings on the Tom Hansen Dancers with backing music by The Skeltones. Next he plays as San Fernando Sam who runs a fake employment agency who encourages his students to stage on the job accidents, and sue their employees, which of course will require 50% of the reprisals going to him. It just so happens a married maid and butler have been given the opportunity to work at the mansion of Count Moustache (Hugh O'Brien). After a fiasco messes up this sketch, O'Brien tries to play a doctor operating on the star of the show. Later, preteen Italian singing sensation Piccola Pupa does her own cover of Brenda Lee's "I Want to Be Wanted" in her own language, followed by the return of the Skeltones who sing "My Heart is a Hobo." Miss Pupa returns again to perform "La Musica Italiana." After a pantomime routine, Red reads an excerpt from the children's book "I Wonder Why" by Shirley Burden.
Episode 23
Tue, Mar 2, 196560 mins
Episode 24
Tue, Mar 9, 196560 mins
"The Red Skelton Scrapbook" with John Wayne. Red attempts ballet, hilarious One Minute Dramas, the famous Dunking Donuts bit, and Willie Lump-Lump goes topsy turvy in this annual event.
Episode 25
Tue, Mar 16, 196560 mins
Episode 26
Tue, Mar 23, 196560 mins
Episode 27
Tue, Mar 30, 196560 mins
Episode 28
Tue, Apr 6, 196560 mins
Episode 29
Tue, Apr 13, 196560 mins
Episode 30
Tue, Apr 20, 196560 mins
Episode 31
Tue, Apr 27, 196560 mins
Episode 32
Mon, May 3, 196560 mins