Red Skelton as Clem Kadiddlehopper 1 2

[@neildewitt2869]

Red Skeleton has always been my favorite comedian!

[@RLynnT]

I'm 21 years old and I love this show. Classic Comedy

[@robertvillarreal7055]

@RLynn If we only stop time, and not just look back on it. Got to watch some of his movies. Amazing dude.Clean comedy.

[@ole_limberlegs]

Whenever I would sneeze my grandmother would always say "skat kadiddlehopper" I never knew where she got it... I'm guessing I'm getting close to finding the truth. :) im 37 she has been dead for 15 years or so now. But I was just thinking of her and that saying came to mind. Love you always Nanny.

[@reikonira]

I'm 19 and I love him, I grew up with Red Skelton, or Skeleton as I used to call him :P

[@generalgrievous9095]

I did that too when I was younger. Till I realized what was written

[@StankHobo]

I’m 58 and when i was little I called him that too lol

[@anthonydifabio3406]

One time in later life I met my kindergarten teacher from 1963-1964. She told me that as a child I would go around her classroom impersonating REd Skelton

[@markweiss1934]

"We must be in Capistrano I feel another "swallow" coming"? (Teeth talking -- the dude is at a diploma mill to become a dentist); I think this brilliant. Old school. I met the guy in 1984, while working as a reporter and apropos of Walter Mondale a senator from MN running for POTUS he said "i did 'Clem Kadidllehopper' and he took it personally!"

[@robertorick6383]

"I used to be the head boy at the Pet Milk Company." (shameless plug for Red's sponsor of his CBS TV show at the time.) 'Where do we usually find silver?" "Under The Lone Ranger!" (Yuk! Yuk!) I live in Oxford, Michigan, where the original radio Lone Ranger (Brice Beeman) spent much of his adult life until his death in 1965.

[@nodlon20]

Loved his show and his characters! Every Tuesday night!

[@FabbyGabby3]

one of the best! What a great entertainer, comedian and person!

[@mikevoss2797]

Love this guy for many years

[@marioescalante4401]

Anyone ever watched the cartoon show “Doug” as a kid in the 90’s? The character Mr. Dink HAS to be inspired by Clem Kadiddlehopper!

[@mikeoverbaugh4686]

Good clean humor

[@kevins.butler3402]

I see Reed Hadley and Phil Arnold in the opening scene of this"Clem Kadiddle Hopper"skit.

[@kenowens9021]

Hedley had one of the great speaking voices, narrated many documentaries.

[@dragon99949]

you just have to love red and clem kadiddlehopper. how do you spell that? Wrong every time! I love that!!!

[@eric21200]

"Boy I think I picked a tough one!" 😅

[@Haadi42]

Norm brought me here

[@Juliaflo]

Reed Hadley of 'Racket Squad' fame.

[@billfeld5883]

I have a dentist book from WW2 and the made you the tooth puller for the division!!!! And yes I got some tools to pull teeth, not saying I will pull yours, I have very little experience at it,hard to find patience!!!! 2021

[@HansWaldenmaier]

Norm

[@brianmarshall3921]

I'm here because of Norm too......unfortunately I don't find this all that funny

[@GeorgeTheDinoGuy]

Nice

[@williambare5295]

Is the guy in the glasses Stan Freberg?

[@Jackinbarr]

No, he is Benny Baker. He was in vaudeville, burlesque, on Broadway, film and television from the 1930's through the 1980's.

[@robertorick6383]

@@Jackinbarr I thought it was Stan Freberg, too. I guess the picture video is so blurry that it's hard to tell the difference between Stan Freberg and Benny Baker.

[@joenoonan9406]

Are these trump university teachers?

[@okiebuzzj]

Joe Noonan No clearly Liberal teachers. Worthless diplomas for worthless students in worthless studies.

[@markweiss1934]

No, Walter Mondale Carnegie Lemons'

[@chancest.thomas5160]

Lol

[@jfryza]

They are probably too qualified to teach there.

[@tammyb885]

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