Red Skelton And Ed Wynn

[@echoecho3108]

Red and Ed. It doesn't get much better than that. They were great together in 'The Man in the Funny Suit'. Ed was great in 'Requiem for a Heavyweight', and his appearance on Twilight Zone. And who can forget The Mad Hatter, or Uncle Albert? And I loved watching them on their own shows and other tv shows, and in their movies. I saw this clip first-run, and it's still fun. Thanx so much for sharing! Would love to see this full show, and any others of Red and/or Ed. RIP, gentle men, and thanx so very very much for the magic, music, and memories.

[@theresaholguin699]

2 great comedians they both were funny and made many people laugh ❤❤🤣🤣❤❤❤

[@bennyjazzful]

Wonderful comedy by true comedians of yesterday. Amazing & very enjoyable.

[@colinwilliams553]

I love watching these old comedy shows from the 1950's no matter who they were and i'm not just talking about the HONEYMOONERS and I LOVE LUCY I mean old comedy sketch shows from that error featuring RED SKELTON,ED WYNN,SID CEASAR,and JACK BENNY.R.I.P to all these great comedic performers.

[@jessicathethreestoogesfan2635]

Ed and Red in one episode? HA! Crazy

[@markwilliamson2795]

With a little dig at Keenan Wynn at the end...lol..He was a motorcycle fan got everyone in Hollywood into motorcycles

[@RubberChickenFilms]

Red Skelton supposedly got his interest in show-business seeing Ed Wynn perform as a child. Fitting Ed should make an appearance on Red's show just before he died. Thanks for sharing.

[@volo1826]

Straight from thw mouth of red Skelton. During his dini interview.

[@WaterShowsProd]

And then Red Skelton encouraged and supported Jamie Farr to pursue an acting career, so consequently: without Ed Wynn there would be no Klinger.

[@msgfrmdaactionman3000]

He was 80? Wow, Ed was looking good! RIP Ed and Red.

[@AccurateCrabLegs]

There’s a man that works at my local hardware store that talks like Ed Wynn. I don’t think he is aware that he’s doing it, but it is very difficult not to laugh while in conversation with him.

[@fromthesidelines]

Actually, this was originally telecast [in color] on February 15, 1966 (recorded on November 9, 1965), four months before Ed's death. This was his last TV appearance.

[@garyhill9497]

Whoever has this, 1964Mbrooks or whoever, please upload the entire episode. A clip is just not enough. Thanks!

[@passqualecaiazza7728]

love Red Skelton

[@OhHeckNono]

tha laugh omg XD i love his laugh, this sounds strange, but this man was adorable!

[@marvinthemaniac7698]

I didn't know Uncle Albert was a game hunter.

[@conniecharley7086]

I LOVED FREDDIE THE FREE LOADER AND MANY MORE RED SKELTON DID.

[@Staszu13]

I watched this! When it was first run!

[@rf-bh3fh]

Buddies for life and even after.

[@SpiderandMosquito]

ah ed wynn... so that was the Hatter... and by extention recently King Candy. no dont spam i know it wasnt him but it was darn good impersonation from Alan Turdyk. i love this first joke. "this sure beats sleeping on the tracks. especally now since the strick has ended." i love it...

[@mH8675309]

I like that bit about Keenan

[@Jinks1447]

The cartoon character of Wally Gator was based on Ed Wynn.

[@fromthesidelines]

Daws Butler could do a GREAT impression of him.

[@jessicathethreestoogesfan2635]

Wow, I didn’t know that

[@robertorick6383]

The cartoon character of Crazylegs Crane was based on Clem Kadiddlehopper.

[@Staszu13]

Sure, they were just coming out

[@GlaciusTS]

They had electric toothbrushes in 1966?

[@MetFanMac]

Invented in Switzerland in 1954 by Dr. Philippe Guy Woog (I am not making this up).

[@michaelhewitt258]

Yes believe it or not We had indoor bathroom's Electric lights, airplanes,cars,

[@GlaciusTS]

@@michaelhewitt258 Yeah I knew that much. The electric toothbrushes caught me by surprise, because they are relatively small electrical devices. Would’ve thought them a late 70s or 80s invention. I dunno, I guess it’s the sort of thing I would have imagined come out like 30 years after the microwave, not the year of Castle Bravo and Godzilla.

[@msgfrmdaactionman3000]

@@GlaciusTS I had toy racing cars with little motors in them, magnetic rotors and electricity!

[@peterkirgan2921]

its real chicken you know ?? Quote ed wynn !!! Lol

[@BuckyBrown-lt4ry]

These greats were COMEDIANS - not like the crap we have today - Jerry S, Conan, Stephen C, etc. What unfunny no talents they are. And they are NOT comedians.

[@douglaslee6244]

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