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| Red Skelton | Host |
| Jan Arvan | Regular Performer (1970-1971) |
| Carol Brewster | |
| Alan Copeland | Modernaires (1965-1969) |
| Bob Duggan | Regular Performer (1970-1971) |
| Errol Flynn | High Class Hobo October 1959, 1934-1959 |
| Art Gilmore | Announcer |
| Chanin Hale | Regular Performer (1970-1971) |
| Edward J. Heim | Regular dancer |
| Lucy Knoch | Herself |
| Vincent Price | Himself / ... |
| Mary Beth Hughes | Clara Appleby / ... |
| Jackie Coogan | Bum / ... |
| Robert Paget | Juvenile Regular |
| Brad Logan | |
| Robert S. Holman | |
| David Rose | |
| Ray Kellogg | Joe |
| Director | Ed Hiller
John Gaunt Seymour Berns Jack Donohue Bill Hobin |
| Producer | Cecil Barker
Seymour Berns Red Skelton |
| Writer | Johnny Carson
Will Fowler Benedict Freedman John Fenton Murray |
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Most of Red’s repertoire of regular characters had been developed on radio, before a live audience, and they worked just as well on television. Among the best known were The Mean Widdle Kid, who left chaos wherever he went (his favourite expression: “I dood it!”); Clem Kadiddlehopper, the befuddled rustic; Sheriff Deadeye, the scrouge of the West; boxer Cauliflour McPlugg; Willie Lump-Lump, the drunk; San Fernando Red, the con man; and Boliver Sgagnasty. The one major addition to Red’s character list for the TV show was Freddie the Freeloader, a hobo who never spoke. |
| 1. Freddie and the Spies | |
| 2. Cauliflower Goes Hollywood | |
| 3. The U.N. Show | |
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