"Case of the Missing Hare"

Trying out putting Red Skelton related cartoons on my blog. This one has Bugs Bunny saying "I Dood It" at the end.

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Third graders in Texas presents Red Skelton's Pledge.

Lorin's Space: Something Fishy

Lorin's Space: Something Fishy

Nice blog about someone naming goldfish after Red Skelton characters.

Ludington Daily News

Ludington Daily News

Display of Red Skelton artwork in Michigan.

Robert Goulet was a Red Skelton guest star twice.

Plot Synopsis by Hal Erickson
Musical guest Robert Goulet sings "Two Different Worlds" and "Then I'll be Happy", and joins Red Skelton in a comedy sketch. Goulet plays government worker Harry Handout, who specializes in doling out farm subsidies. Harry meets his match in the form of Clem Kadiddlehopper (Red), who can't quite grasp the concept of being paid for not growing crops. This episode aired February 16, 1965.

Plot Synopsis by Hal Erickson
Robert Goulet joins Red Skelton in a "Sheriff Deadeye" comedy sketch. Auditioning for the lead in a western movie, Deadeye (Red) loses out to method actor Nathan Nothing (Goulet). In the musical segment, Goulet sings "Moment of Truth" and "Try to Remember". In the Silent Spot, a curmudgeonly old salesman (Red) is transferred to the toy department during the Christmas rush. This episode aired December 13, 1966.

Robert Goulet died October 30th.