Red Skelton Hour 1964-02-25 GS: Don Knotts

"How Are Things in Glocca Moron?"
Don Knotts portrays Steady Fingers Ferguson, the world's most precise diamond cutter who is called in to work on the world's most valuable gem,
worth over five million dollars, which is currently being guarded by the terminally inept Clem Kadiddlehopper (Red).
Musical Highlights: "Red Skelton Discovery Corner":
The Youngfolk perform "Sinner Man"
The Silent Spot:
Red plays a crooked gas-station owner.

[@theravenhaslanded321]

So thrilled to be able to laugh from the belly and heart with these excellent stars once again. Thank you!

[@raymondutter2616]

You could not beat live television, all inclusive, no skips, intimate insites

[@Chiaroscuro1991]

Funny to see the model T Ford being filled in the back …. the gas tank is actually under the seat.

[@dorinatedesco8501]

Greatest times of all times and with that old gang of mine back
together again!

[@1701echopapa]

I had forgotten about how much cheesecake there was in a Red Skelton show.

[@dtnetlurker]

Wow Red's jokes were especially hilarious for this episode. He must have upped his game a bit knowing another comedy genius was in the house.

[@stevenbailey5154]

Before my time but anything with Donna Knott's is golden.

[@TheSnoopindaweb]

🤨🤔💭> I'm thinking You mean DON Knotts⁉❓❗

[@vashon100]

His sister Donna?

[@lindayoung3228]

He was a bright spot in my miserable childhood.

[@zzyzxRDFwy15]

I'm a victim too.

[@michaelmcgee8543]

Enjoyed!

[@sexymama1966]

Lever Brothers presents the first half of.....

[@samhill206]

No sound

[@jonathanchartrand3351]

the laugh track is too loud.

[@timdoerksen9893]

N o sound.

[@jmen4ever257]

It's there, check your puter stats. Easy to mess up one's sound. Harder to fix it.