The Red Skelton Show - Clem the Artist (Fully Closed Captioned)

First aired on CBS on April 22, 1958
Clem Kadiddlehopper is discovered as a great contemporary painter. He’s brought to New York and is commissioned to paint a mural. JOHN CARRADINE guest stars.
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[@Brucekrueger-nc8lk]

Always watch the show every week amazing humor in the days when you was holsum

[@ThatGreenSpy]

This was the first Red Skelton episode I ever seen.

[@ryanstauffer119]

Same. My parents forced me to watch it and ever since 7:04 in this episode, I have been a fan of Red Skelton ever since.

[@willmanning8178]

This is comedy gold. Red Skelton was a treasure.

[@emilinebelle7811]

Absolutely

[@ryanstauffer119]

America's Clown Prince

[@stevepaul6955]

Red was a wonderful comedian and true patriot.

[@mattrowe9038]

Going to be 33 in August and I LOVE Red Skelton!!!

[@emilinebelle7811]

I’m 26 I grew up watching red Skelton! Absolutely a timeless treasure!

[@davidnelson3411]

What a great guy Red was.

[@conradweier1634]

I enjoyed Red growing up to Me he was the funniest then and now and I think ever will be ...thank you Always red for so many fun filled happy Saturday nights.you were the best Red Skelton!!!!!!

[@Brucekrueger-nc8lk]

Best video I've seen all day

[@lesterclark3477]

Brings back a time when comindy was great mainly from him!!

[@fredthomson8941]

Behind the laughter Red was a true american willong to help many who needed it.

[@jimbennett3788]

Would enjoy watching these episodes when they were first broadcast. Guess I was about eight - maybe nine years old. Roaring with laughter along with my grandparents and great uncle and aunt at the various skits.

[@theresaholguin699]

Three classic legends right here. Franklin John and Red were fantastic. Red was a painter he painted clowns mostly.

[@1951juniper]

He was so talented. A hero to me as I was growing up.

[@williamwade2674]

it’s crazy how entertaining this is even today, also seeing how chill ads used to be compared to todays world

[@sharievans2247]

Man this is probably one of my favorite sketches of Reds

[@michaelvasquez9677]

A brilliant mimic

[@theresaholguin699]

Love you Red fantastic comedy ❤

[@rosethornil]

That eye movement he does at 7:56 is incredible. And he’s so stinking funny!

[@emilinebelle7811]

I love him so much! What a great entertainer!

[@WilliamDearthwd]

Gailard Sartain has done such an eye shift movement, well known as recurring character Chuck in the Ernest franchise.

[@Brucekrueger-nc8lk]

I remember seeing his grave in LA cemetery of the stars 81 82 with everyone else u could imagine little raskles

[@davidsafely732]

Red Skelton and John Carradine, priceless.

[@Staszu13]

78,000 people at the ballgame and 10,000 saw it. Best ever line about sightlines at the Coliseum for baseball

[@yosoyringodesanantonio8405]

7:34 So this Is Where Bill Scott (the original Voice of Bullwinkle) got the inspiration for Bullwinkle’s Distinctive Simpleton Voice (I seem to get that Bullwinkle’s Distinctive Simpleton Voice was actually Based off of Red Skelton but this is amazing).

[@stickman1742]

Early Daisy Duke. And I can see Benny Hill being a big fan of this.

[@russmorrow1428]

I still watch Red Skeleton along with Three Stooges every weekend.

[@44jimcordell31]

Has anyone else noticed how very much Red Skelton looks like Robin Williams?

[@bayernfan1960]

cross between robin Williams and Liberace

[@mehboobkm2018]

My first thoughts!

[@504nlb]

“The Red Skelton Show” is a CBS Television Network production.

[@stevenbaer9868]

I love how he breathed on the puppet skunk, his breath knock out the skunk out. The painter is actually Herman Munsters boss at the mortuary on the TV show the Munsters as Mr Gateman.

[@matthewliambird]

My hero

[@bayernfan1960]

joh carradine was father to Keith (Penny's father in Big Bang Theory), David (Kwai Chang Caine in Kung Fu), and Robert (Louis in Revenge of the Nerds). Also Grandfather of Marsha Plimpton (Keith's daughter).

[@grantkoeller8911]

He says in living color, this is not color, this is black and white.

[@Victoryoverourdarkness]

It was in color for those who had color TV

[@beatrixbelle]

@21:23 "Charlie here?" I don't know why, but that line kills me every time

[@justynbearrup1074]

Same here

[@stevenbaer9868]

The man always say in full color but I see it in black and white. He always laugh at his own jokes.

[@WilliamDearthwd]

19:05 No wonder the help's been missing!

[@buffalo8694]

What's that, a blonde riding a horse in the snow ? I about fell outta my chair !

[@williamdunphy352]

Recorded at Television City Studios, Hollywood, California.

[@user-ht1xu4gv2u]

OMG this show was on you dared not closs TV. On front of dad or play records

[@holydiver757]

Classic

[@errittsmith4536]

I miss comedy like this he never said cuss word it was clean and 😆

[@lukaga8175]

6:59 Well Here i am.

[@evyn04]

Full color?

[@patfreak97]

Black and white kinescope

[@jrabele]

Where's the full color?!

[@theresaholguin699]

This was before color. Probably about 1950's

[@jrabele]

@@theresaholguin699 At the beginning of the clip the announcer says "live, in full color!" This probably means the original broadcast in 1958 was in color but what we have here is a kinescope film that was made at the same time.

[@Staszu13]

@@jrabele Yes they used black and white film, called newsreel stock, for kinescopes. They were originally used to record a broadcast to show in another time zone

[@jrabele]

@@Staszu13 Exactly right! I know about kinescopes, the original broadcast was in full color. I was just being sarcastic.

[@user-ht1xu4gv2u]

Oh wow all these peeps are DEAD!!

[@fabulousbabe]

That’s not in color,. What is SANING? Hmmm, I thought Red Skelton was a really talented comedian, but I’m gonna have to think twice if he was a clown painter? That’s pretty insane. Sorry, I know he’s a terrific comedian, but this episode was not funny. The best part was the baby goat 🐐 at the end.

[@kennethd4958]

What does him being a painter have to do with his other talents?

[@gboates]

I haven't seen this since when - what horrible drivel I was exposed to as a child - watched little TV and now know why - horrible!

[@kennethd4958]

What on earth are you trying to say? Probably don't like it because its humor you have to think about and clearly thinking is not one of your specialties.