The Red Skelton Show

Season 16

32 episodes · Sep 13, 1966

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  • S16E1

    How to Succeed in Loafing Without Really Trying

    Sep 13, 196660m
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  • S16E2

    Eenie Meenie Minee Schmo

    Sep 20, 196660m
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  • S16E3

    Chiseler on the Roof

    Sep 27, 196660m
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  • S16E4

    Much Ado About Nagging

    Oct 4, 196660m
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  • S16E5

    Mother Knows Pest

    Oct 11, 196660m
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  • S16E6

    Land of Bilk and Money

    Oct 18, 196660m
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  • S16E7

    It Happened One Nut

    Oct 25, 196660m
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  • S16E8

    What Did You Do in the Dump, Daddy?

    Nov 1, 196660m
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  • S16E9

    A Gyp Off the Old Block

    Nov 15, 196660m
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  • S16E10

    The Best Money a Sheriff Can Buy

    Nov 22, 196660m
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  • S16E11

    Jerk Be Nimble

    Nov 29, 196660m
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  • S16E12

    Better Dead Than Wed

    Dec 6, 196660m
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  • S16E13

    The Fastest Cuspidor in the West

    Dec 13, 196660m

    Sheriff Deadeye is determined to get the lead role in a motion picture being made in town - even to the extent of wearing a corset to appear thinner. However, he finds he has been beaten out by Nathan Nothing (guest Robert Goulet), who is younger and more handsome. In "The Silent Spot," Red plays a crotchety old man who hates children, but finds he has been promoted to a store's toy department during the Christmas rush.

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  • S16E14

    The Christmas Spirit

    Dec 20, 196660m
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  • S16E15

    The Taming of the Screw-Loose

    Dec 27, 196660m
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  • S16E16

    In One Head

    Jan 3, 196760m
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  • S16E17

    Freddie’s Heroes

    Jan 10, 1967

    In this WW II parody, the stars of "Hogan's Heroes" (Bob Crane and John Banner) appear as their characters of Col. Hogan and Sgt. Schultz. Red (as Freddie the Freeloader) is assigned to assist in their escape from Stalag 13. In "The Silent Spot," Red plays a bungling 19th century suitor who must meet his girlfriend's parents.

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  • S16E18

    The Fortune Crookie

    Jan 17, 1967
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  • S16E19

    Absence Makes the Hate Grow Fonder

    Jan 24, 1967

    George Appleby accompanies his abusive wife, Clara (guest Eve Arden), on a southwestern vacation, but the couple splits in the process. They go their separate ways, but end up staying in the same hotel room, unbeknownst to each other. In "The Silent Spot," Red plays an old man whose bumbling attempts to run a gas station end in failure.

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  • S16E20

    Sappiness Is Just a Thing Called Clem

    Jan 31, 1967
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  • S16E21

    Better Living Through Chiseling

    Feb 7, 1967
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  • S16E22

    A Bottle of Bumb

    Feb 14, 1967
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  • S16E23

    Not With My Dump You Won’t

    Feb 28, 1967
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  • S16E24

    Parlor, Bedroom & Wrath

    Mar 7, 1967
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  • S16E25

    Schnook of Araby

    Mar 14, 1967
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  • S16E26

    It’s a Treat to Beat a Cheat on the Mississippi Mud

    Mar 21, 1967
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  • S16E27

    A Bum for All Seasons

    Mar 28, 1967
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  • S16E28

    Next Time Try the Brain

    Apr 4, 1967

    Clem Kadiddlehopper meets down on his luck Loser Lumpkin (guest Tennessee Ernie Ford), a once-great champion chicken-plucker who was in the Olympics. Observing that Clem has the fingers for it, Lumpkin takes him to the Olympics to break the world chicken plucking record. In "The Silent Spot," it's the day after Christmas and Red plays a man dealing with his contentious wife, who demands he take down the tree and the decorations.

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  • S16E29

    That Junk Built

    Apr 18, 1967
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  • S16E30

    Loused in Space

    Apr 25, 1967
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  • S16E31

    Once Upon a Dunce

    May 2, 1967
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  • S16E32

    The Nag and I

    May 9, 1967
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