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approximately 100 times. In 1960, Skelton purchased the
Chaplin studios, with plans to continue using the facility for his television show and for making films. It was the most colorcast of the few programs CBS aired in color during this period. By 1960, CBS no longer manufactured television sets
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After the opening song-and-dance routine, Skelton opened with a monologue. The monologue often lapsed into character humor, including "Gertrude and
Heathcliff, the Two Seagulls", which he performed by crossing his eyes and sticking his thumbs into his armpits for "wings".
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Skelton and his repertory company. The program ended in March 1971, although selected programs from this final season were rerun on NBC on Sunday nights during mid-1971 by
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figure, but was never again a regular feature of network television programming. He was awarded the
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Governors Award, a lifetime achievement award, in 1986. Skelton was inducted into the
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1928:Humphrey, Hal (14 July 1962).
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100:Presented by
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4713:Jen Statsky
4646:Lena Waithe
4642:Aziz Ansari
4630:Aziz Ansari
4471:Greg Garcia
4459:Jim Vallely
4356:Peter Tolan
4258:Peter Casey
4246:The Contest
4242:Larry David
4226:Elaine Pope
4171:Hugh Wilson
4147:Mort Nathan
4021:David Lloyd
4017:Bob Ellison
4009:Allan Burns
3992:David Lloyd
3964:Bernie West
3948:Burt Styler
3940:Allan Burns
3903:Allan Burns
3883:Bill Persky
3855:Carl Reiner
3841:Carl Reiner
3827:Red Skelton
3823:Al Schwartz
3793:Hal Goldman
3760:Hal Goldman
3076:Ally McBeal
2483:The Monkees
2286:I Love Lucy
2272:I Love Lucy
2200:Awards for
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1563:Tom Hansen
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876:Rural Purge
868:advertisers
741:Ed Sullivan
717:real estate
661:Herb Alpert
557:Martha Raye
553:George Raft
533:Roscoe Ates
512:Guest stars
470:Modernaires
453:Pre-opening
366:Red Skelton
351:Emmy Awards
285:(1953–1970)
235:Red Skelton
228:Perry Cross
190:of episodes
114:Art Gilmore
104:Red Skelton
78:Directed by
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4618:Tony Roche
4598:Louis C.K.
4590:Last Lunch
4570:Louis C.K.
4334:Dava Savel
4315:Vic Rauseo
4287:Joe Keenan
4234:The Fix-Up
4055:Cousin Liz
3891:Buck Henry
3879:Sam Denoff
3797:Sam Perrin
3764:Sam Perrin
3737:Phil Sharp
3733:Terry Ryan
3699:Terry Ryan
3666:Hal Kanter
3595:(season 3)
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