Red Skelton

Beatrice Arthur on working with Red Skelton and using comedy devices

George Balzer on writing for The Red Skelton Show

Milton Berle on his thoughts on Red Skelton

Al Borden on Red Skelton

Phyllis Diller on comedian Red Skelton

Jamie Farr on Sherwood Schwartz looking for a project for Red Skelton and tapping Farr for it

Jamie Farr on his role on The Red Skelton Show being similar to his role on M*A*S*H

Jamie Farr on keeping in touch with Red Skelton when Farr got drafted in 1957, and Skelton helping his career after the Korean War

Jamie Farr on Sherwood Schwartz writing for The Red Skelton Show and how well Farr and Skelton got along

Jamie Farr on the dog tags he wore as "Klinger" on M*A*S*H and how the show was similar to the real Korean Way (in which Farr had served)

Irving Fein on Red Skelton

Betty Garrett on various people she's worked with in her career: Red Skelton, and on her manager Lou Mandell

Seaman Jacobs on Red Skelton

Don Knotts on Red Skelton, and his famed "blue" rehearsals and joke file

Harvey Korman on working with Red Skelton

Jerry Lewis on Red Skelton

Charles Lisanby on doing production design for The Red Skelton Show

Kent McCray on various tasks he undertook at NBC, and on working with Ralph Edwards, Red Skelton, and Ed Sullivan

Larry Rhine on writing for The Red Skelton Show

Larry Rhine on the characters of The Red Skelton Show

Larry Rhine on Red Skelton missing shows on The Red Skelton Show

Larry Rhine on Red Skelton on The Red Skelton Show, and on the writers of the show

Jay Sandrich on being amazed at the technicality of Lucille Ball's comedic approach, and watching her ask Red Skelton to teach her pantomime

William Schallert on working with Red Skelton

Bob Schiller and Bob Weiskopf on writing for The Red Skelton Show; on Red's reputation among writers

Bob Schiller and Bob Weiskopf on a picture of Red Skelton with Bob Schiller

Sherwood Schwartz on agreeing to work on The Red Skelton Show

Sherwood Schwartz on Red Skelton's pantomiming abilities on Red Skelton Show

Sherwood Schwartz on his difficulties working with Red Skelton on Red Skelton Show

Sherwood Schwartz on leaving The Red Skelton Show

Sherwood Schwartz on learning that Red Skelton had passed away the day of the interview

Doris Singleton on hitting Red Skelton on The Red Skelton Show

Robert Smigel on wanting to be a comedian since he was three years old, and on his early influences - comedians like Red Skelton and TV shows like Mister Ed

Howard Smit on doing makeup for The Red Skelton Show

Howard Smit on working with Red Skleton and the various guest stars of The Red Skelton Show

Dick Stiles on working at CBS Television City as a page in the early '60s and on becoming a draftsman for The Red Skelton Show

John Strauss on representing Red Skelton

George Sunga on "spying on" Red Skelton

William Tankersley on one of his favorite entertainers, Red Skelton

Bob Schiller and Bob Weiskopf on writing for The Red Skelton Show; on Red's reputation among writers

Bob Schiller and Bob Weiskopf on a picture of Red Skelton with Bob Schiller

Tucker Wiard on working on The Red Skeleton Show

Tucker Wiard on a mentor he learned from in the early days of his editing career

Ben Wolf shooting The Red Skelton Show

Ben Wolf on Red Skelton in front on the camera

Ben Wolf on his relationship with Red Skelton

Ben Wolf on the rehearsal for The Red Skelton Show

Ben Wolf on how Red Skelton worked with the cameras

Frederic Ziv on his thoughts on people with whom he's worked - Red Skelton