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Has to be none other than The Red Skeleton Show ;)
 
My Mother in Law knew Red when they were kids down in South Indiana.
There is a Red Skelton Bridge over the Wabash at Vincennes.
 
I don't know if this is true. I heard it on the radio.
Red was doing a live performance on a variety show. He was due to perform next to closing. Helen Reddy was also there and she was having a hissy fit because she also wanted the next to closing spot. Red finally relinquished the spot to Reddy. Then he went out on stage and performed his Pledge of Allegience as shown above. He got a 5 minute standing ovation. On his way off stage he passed Helen Reddy and said OK Ms. Reddy, Follow THAT. I really hope that the story is true!
 
Ernie Kovacs--thirty years ahead of his time, and taken from us far too young in an automobile accident.

I detested Berle, and wasn't a big fan of Gleason. I liked Skelton and Danny Kaye, but Jack Benny and Kovacs were tops with me. Of course, Benny had the incomparable Mel Blanc and the wonderfully weird Frank Nelson working with him. :D

I wasn't terribly fond of Hope's humor; but he could do no wrong in my eyes for his decades tirelessly entertaining of our armed forces personnel.
 
On the other hand I have read that the rehearsals for Red Skelton's show were known for their blue humor.
 
I used to try to do my homework while watching Red's show........it never worked. I used to laugh so hard my side hurt and tears came from my eyes.
 
I Loved the Red Skelton show! I wouldn't miss it for the world. I liked it more than Gleason an Berle.
I agree the Pledge of Allegiance should be watched by every person in this country, including members of the Senate , HOR and the President.
 
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Sorry about that, chief.

Missed me by THAT much.

Would you believe?


How about this one:

Tonight we're going to have a really big shoe.

Let's hear it for the Russian Dancing Bears

Tonight, on our stage tonight, we have.....The Beatles!


Or this one:

Guess the secret woid and you'll win an extra fifty dollahs.

Come down here, boid.

Or:

He's dead, Jim

Fascinating

Scotty, we need more power!


Or even:

Stifle Edith

Hey, Meathead

Oh, Aaaah-chie


Who remembers this one:

You are number 6

Be seeing you

What do you want? Information. Who's side are you on? That would be telling.


Or this:

You know, there's this one thing that bothers me

My wife always calls about some errand at the grocery store.

There are a couple of loose ends I'd like to tie up. Nothing important you understand.

This was a summer replacement....

Hey Grandpa. What's for supper?

Sal-lute!

o/' Where, where are you tonight? o/'
 

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