- couple: the
sharpshooting Dood and his
beloved Juanita. When
Juanita is
kidnapped by an
outlaw named Seamus McClure,
Dood sets out with his mule Shamrock...
-
concerts during special occasions until 2010.
Holland (2001; MCD)
Boykot McDood (2002; 7") Diets-Deutsche
Kameraden (2003;
Split CD with
Stromschlag and...
- I
Dood It (UK
title By Hook or by Crook) is a 1943
American musical comedy film
starring Red
Skelton and
Eleanor Powell,
directed by
Vincente Minnelli...
-
Retrieved October 24, 2017. "duded up",
McGraw-Hill
Dictionary of
American Idioms and
Phrasal Verbs, The
McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc., 2002, archived...
- his
return to
independent music. His
seventh studio album, The
Ballad of
Dood and
Juanita was
released in
August 2021.
Having promised to
release only...
-
Prinny 2: Dawn of
Operation Panties,
Dood! (プリニー2 〜特攻遊戯! 暁のパンツ大作戦ッス!!〜, Purinī 2 〜 tokkō yūgi!
Akatsuki no
pantsu dai sakusenssu!!〜) is a
platform game...
-
Conditions in El
Salvador Mega-Prison: 'Severe Overcrowding,
Inadequate Dood'". The Guardian.
Interviewed by Singh, Maanvi. 20
March 2025. Meyer, Josh...
-
Butterfly McQueen (born
Thelma McQueen;
January 8, 1911 –
December 22, 1995) was an
American actress.
Originally a dancer,
McQueen
first appeared in films...
-
antagonist on the program.
Skelton introduced his
famous catchphrase "I
dood it!" on this
program along with his po****r long-running
characters "Clem...
- and 1950s, with
starring roles in 19 films,
including Ship Ahoy (1941), I
Dood It (1943),
Ziegfeld Follies (1946), and The
Clown (1953).
Skelton was eager...
