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    TV Episode | 30 min | Comedy

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Goodness Had Nothing to Do with It with guest star Mae West (Season 9, Episode 20)
TV-G
TV Episode | 30 min | Comedy

In a parody of Person to Person, Mae West is interviewed about the three men who do not appear in her autobiography, "Goodness Had Nothing to Do With It": Cauliflower McPugg, San Fernando Red, and Clem Kadiddlehopper (all played by Red ...See moreIn a parody of Person to Person, Mae West is interviewed about the three men who do not appear in her autobiography, "Goodness Had Nothing to Do With It": Cauliflower McPugg, San Fernando Red, and Clem Kadiddlehopper (all played by Red Skelton). Written by Anonymous See less
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Mar 1, 1960 (United States)

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7 cast members
Name Known for
Red Skelton
Self - Host / Cauliflower McPugg / San Fernando Red / Clem Kadiddlehopper Self - Host / Cauliflower McPugg / San Fernando Red / Clem Kadiddlehopper   See fewer
Art Gilmore
Self - Announcer Self - Announcer   See fewer
Reg Lewis
Panelist Reg Lewis Panelist Reg Lewis   See fewer
William Schallert
Panelist William Schallert Panelist William Schallert   See fewer
The Skelton Dancers
Themselves Themselves   See fewer
Mae West
Autobiography Writer Mae West Autobiography Writer Mae West   See fewer
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