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Saison 17
Date de diffusion
Sept 05, 1967
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Date de diffusion
Sept 12, 1967
Shakespearean actor Maurice Evans narrates this lengthy pantomime sketch with all seven ages - from "mewling and pewking" to "sans hair, sans teeth, sans everything" - enacted by
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Shakespearean actor Maurice Evans narrates this lengthy pantomime sketch with all seven ages - from "mewling and pewking" to "sans hair, sans teeth, sans everything" - enacted by Skelton. Red mimes a baby, then goes up the ladder as Junior, the Mean Widdle Kid, followed by impressions of a young lover, a soldier, a judge, a senior citizen and an old man. Red also sings his own touching composition, "Little Boy."
Date de diffusion
Sept 19, 1967
Sketch: Sheriff Deadeye (Red) pretends to be the long-lost brother of wealthy Britisher Sir Whitecliff of Dover (Stanley Holloway).
Music: Sergio Mendes and Brasil '66 perform "Mas Que
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Sketch: Sheriff Deadeye (Red) pretends to be the long-lost brother of wealthy Britisher Sir Whitecliff of Dover (Stanley Holloway).
Music: Sergio Mendes and Brasil '66 perform "Mas Que Nada" and "Night and Day."
The Silent Spot: Red pantomimes an aviator. One-Minute Dramas: Skelton and Holloway perform blackouts illustrating the British sense of humor, court musicians and TV commercials.
Date de diffusion
Sept 26, 1967
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Date de diffusion
Oct 03, 1967
Sketch: As a test for knighthood, King Foul-Up the First (Burt Lahr) puts Forsooth through a series of challenges. These include bouts with Cruncho the Giant and a beautiful witch (Joyce
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Sketch: As a test for knighthood, King Foul-Up the First (Burt Lahr) puts Forsooth through a series of challenges. These include bouts with Cruncho the Giant and a beautiful witch (Joyce Rees).
Music: Fran Jeffries sings "Too Close for Comfort" and "Out of This World."
The Silent Spot: Do-it-yourself fanatic Mr. Butterfingers (Red) drives his next-door neighbor (Jan Arvan) crazy.
One-Minute Dramas: For the blackouts, Lahr and Skelton perform vaudeville and burlesque routines.
Date de diffusion
Oct 10, 1967
Sketch: Master spy Harry Sneak (Fernando Lamas) recruits tourist George Appleby to help him protect the Maharajah of Kumquat (Billy Barty).
Music: The 5th Dimension performs "Somewhere"
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Sketch: Master spy Harry Sneak (Fernando Lamas) recruits tourist George Appleby to help him protect the Maharajah of Kumquat (Billy Barty).
Music: The 5th Dimension performs "Somewhere" and "California My Way" and "Up, Up and Away".
The Silent Spot: A hospital patient's condition only worsens when another patient is assigned to his room.
One-Minute Dramas: Lamas and Skelton appear in blackouts set at a lonely London bridge, a prison and a barbershop.
Date de diffusion
Oct 17, 1967
Sketch: Freddie the Freeloader disrupts a fashion show at a high-end department store. Terry-Thomas plays the store's floorwalker Cedric Fussbudget, and Nancy Wilson is the store
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Sketch: Freddie the Freeloader disrupts a fashion show at a high-end department store. Terry-Thomas plays the store's floorwalker Cedric Fussbudget, and Nancy Wilson is the store detective.
Music: Nancy Wilson sings "Up Tight" and "Music That Makes Me Dance."
The Silent Spot: An elderly grocer (Red) is besieged by complaining customers, along with construction noise from a nearby building.
One-Minute Dramas: Terry-Thomas and Nancy Wilson join Red in blackouts about a clock shop, a winning jockey, a psychiatrist's office and a Western shootout.
Date de diffusion
Oct 24, 1967
Sketch: Clem Kadiddlehopper helps banker Samuei J. Gouger (Roland Winters) stop the marriage of his playboy son (John Forsythe) to stripper Peaches Laverne (Michele Lee).
Music: Michele
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Sketch: Clem Kadiddlehopper helps banker Samuei J. Gouger (Roland Winters) stop the marriage of his playboy son (John Forsythe) to stripper Peaches Laverne (Michele Lee).
Music: Michele Lee sings "I'm Old Fashioned" and "Anything Goes." The Tom Hansen Dancers offer their interpretation of "Feelin' Groovy."
The Silent Spot: Skelton pantomimes a skin diver who encounters a mermaid while searching for sunken treasure.
One-Minute Dramas: Blackouts include a bearded lady.
Date de diffusion
Oct 31, 1967
Sketch: Freddie the Freeloader stumbles into a Love-In, where he is accepted as an equal by hippies Cherub Sweetface (Tim Conway) and Handsoff Hanna (Nancy Ames). Jackie Coogan plays the
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Sketch: Freddie the Freeloader stumbles into a Love-In, where he is accepted as an equal by hippies Cherub Sweetface (Tim Conway) and Handsoff Hanna (Nancy Ames). Jackie Coogan plays the policeman.
Music: Nancy Ames sings "I Feel Fine" and "Meditation." The show's singers and dancers present "Up Up and Away."
The Silent Spot: Red plays a jobless, hungry man watching a restaurant customer (Jackie Coogan) gorge himself.
One-Minute Dramas: Red and Nancy Ames affix a weird, growing hairpiece to Tim Conway's head.
Date de diffusion
Nov 07, 1967
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Date de diffusion
Nov 14, 1967
Guest stars: Vincent Price & Dionne Warwick
Guest stars: Vincent Price & Dionne Warwick
Date de diffusion
Nov 21, 1967
Sketch: In this five-act sketch, Red plays five characters including Methuselah Skelton, a rich old man who sets specific conditions for relatives hoping to inherit his fortune.
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Sketch: In this five-act sketch, Red plays five characters including Methuselah Skelton, a rich old man who sets specific conditions for relatives hoping to inherit his fortune. Following Methuselah's demise, Bolivar Shagnasty, Cauliflower McPugg, Willy Lump-Lump and and Charlie the Swinger show up for the reading of the will. Also present at the reading are Polly Bergan (as Bolivar's fiancé), Pat Carroll (as Mrs. Lump-Lump), Reta Shaw and Billy Barty.
Music: Polly Bergen sings "Put Your Arms Around Me, Honey" and "They Go Wild, Simply Wild, Over Me."
Date de diffusion
Nov 28, 1967
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Date de diffusion
Déc 05, 1967
Sketch: Freedie the Freeloader tries to help an amnesiac (George Gobel) recall his identity.
Music: Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons perform "Sherry," "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You"
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Sketch: Freedie the Freeloader tries to help an amnesiac (George Gobel) recall his identity.
Music: Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons perform "Sherry," "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You" and a medley of songs from "The Sound of Music."
Silent Spot: Red plays a street sweeper who's obsessed with neatness.
Date de diffusion
Déc 12, 1967
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Date de diffusion
Déc 19, 1967
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Date de diffusion
Jan 09, 1968
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Date de diffusion
Jan 16, 1968
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Date de diffusion
Jan 23, 1968
Sketch: Silent screen star Greta Gargoyle (Phyllis Diller) casts Clem Kadiddlehopper (Red) as a bullfighter in her comeback film.
Music: Lou Rawls sings "Three O'Clock in the Morning"
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Sketch: Silent screen star Greta Gargoyle (Phyllis Diller) casts Clem Kadiddlehopper (Red) as a bullfighter in her comeback film.
Music: Lou Rawls sings "Three O'Clock in the Morning" and "On a Clear Day."
The Silent Spot: Red plays a store detective who wages war against shoplifters.
One-Minute Dramas: Skelton and Miss Diller portray Mr. and Mrs. Ben Franklin discovering electricity, a couple meeting on a desert island, and two-thirds of a Hollywood love triangle.
Date de diffusion
Jan 30, 1968
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Date de diffusion
Fév 06, 1968
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Date de diffusion
Fév 13, 1968
Sketch: Big Pappy Tumbleweed (Burl Ives, reprising his "Cat On a Hot Tin Roof" character) and Sheriff Deadeye (Red) clash when they both stake claim on an abandoned gold mine.
Music:
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Sketch: Big Pappy Tumbleweed (Burl Ives, reprising his "Cat On a Hot Tin Roof" character) and Sheriff Deadeye (Red) clash when they both stake claim on an abandoned gold mine.
Music: Lulu sings "To Sir, with Love" and "Lulu's Back in Town". Lulu and Burt Ives perform a "Consider Yourself" duet. Burl Ives sings "The Little White Duck."
Silent Spot: A candy dipper (Red) fouls up the assembly line when he becomes distracted by a pretty co-worker.
One-Minute Dramas: Ives joins Skelton for blackouts on pallbearers, a car salesman, and a smokeless car invention.
Date de diffusion
Fév 20, 1968
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Date de diffusion
Fév 27, 1968
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Date de diffusion
Mar 05, 1968
Sketch: Pianist Lee Kadiddlehopper (Liberace) entertains at a society matron's musicale while his oafish brother Clem turns the music sheets. Music: Liberace performs "All the Things You
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Sketch: Pianist Lee Kadiddlehopper (Liberace) entertains at a society matron's musicale while his oafish brother Clem turns the music sheets. Music: Liberace performs "All the Things You Are." The Youngfolk sing "Gotta Travel On." Liberace and the Youngfolk perform "Feelin' Groovy."
The Silent Spot: Red plays an Indian chief who gets his smoke signals crossed in a love triangle.
One-Minute Dramas: Red and Liberace build a house of cards, bargain for an ancient suit of armor, and play witch doctor and patient.
Date de diffusion
Mar 12, 1968
Sketch: George Appleby (Red) suspects that his wife Clara (Emmaline Henry) and his college pal (Mike Connors) are planning to bump him off.
Music: Tom Jones sings "Brother, Can You
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Sketch: George Appleby (Red) suspects that his wife Clara (Emmaline Henry) and his college pal (Mike Connors) are planning to bump him off.
Music: Tom Jones sings "Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?", "Mohair Sam" & "You Came a Long Way from St. Louis."
The Silent Spot: Red pantomimes a motorist with car troubles.
Date de diffusion
Mar 19, 1968
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Date de diffusion
Mar 26, 1968
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Date de diffusion
Avr 02, 1968
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Date de diffusion
Avr 23, 1968
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17x31
Épisode final de la saison
Rings on Her Fingers Also Go Through Your Nose
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Date de diffusion
Avr 30, 1968
Sketch: Dr. Hardsell Hopkins (Nipsey Russell), a combination insurance salesman, medical examiner and undertaker, offers a package deal for zoo employee George Appleby.
Music: The
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Sketch: Dr. Hardsell Hopkins (Nipsey Russell), a combination insurance salesman, medical examiner and undertaker, offers a package deal for zoo employee George Appleby.
Music: The Association perform "Birthday Morning," "Windy" & "Wasn't It A Bit Like Now?"
The Silent Spot: "The Old Handy Man" attempts to make minor house repairs.
One-Minute Dramas: Nipsey and Red play safecrackers and onlookers at a bathing-beauty audition. Also, a blackout about a lonely-hearts consultation.
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