The Red Skelton Show - Solo 3/4

Red is on his own in this episode. He has his supporting cast, of course, but no guest star. The show opens with Red displaying two Emmy awards, one for the program and one for Red as a comedian. Red does his opening monologue, then launches into some funny pantomime acts.

Skits include Red as British newscaster Lord Beeperhead, "Skelton's Film Scrapbook - Pedestrian Polo" and "Skelton's Scrapbook - How To Make A Salad." This is a really entertaining episode featuring Red's great ability for captivating an audience with his comedy antics.

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[MJMcGreg926]

"We have the new bumper...when you hit a pedestrian, it says: Killed In This Town!"

This is my absolute favorite bit that Red Skelton ever did. My grandfather showed it to me and I just about died laughing. I showed it to my husband and my sister and they fell out of their chairs.

[hwy61media]

@MJMcGreg926 Red was fantastic. I'm glad the family enjoyed it :) -Michael

[spiritedwolfe]

Pedestrian Polo is the father of Grand Theft Auto 

[Gryphex]

Pedestrian Polo is definitely one of my favorite Skelton skits. Sometimes I'll be driving around town and down the street a little ways I'll see someone crossing and I'll say, "Five points!" No one ever gets it.

[MadsNoble]

I showed my friends this, she tried to jump three ways. She got two, she was also contradicting it...that was fun!

[FelineIce]

@MadsNoble Most likely its a joke in its self or because of busy life style he might have hired writers.

[MadsNoble]

Didn't he right his own scripts?