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What happened with Winchell-Mahoney Time?
Paul Winchell's most successful TV show was Winchell-Mahoney Time (1965–1968), a children's show written by his then wife, actress Nina Russel. Winchell played Knucklehead Smiff's father, Bonehead Smiff.
Did Paul Winchell have any other dummies besides Bonehead Smiff?
Paul Winchell also created Mr. Goody-good, a surreal character, by painting eyes and a nose on his chin, covering his face with a small costume, then inverting the camera.
What else happened with the show Winchell-Mahoney Time besides being successful, having Bonehead Smiff, and having Mr. Goody-good?
Metromedia wanted to syndicate the 305 color segments of the show but destroyed them when Paul Winchell offered to buy them for $100,000.
What happened with Paul Winchell after Winchell-Mahoney Time ended?
After suing Metromedia, a jury awarded Paul Winchell $3.8 million for the value of the tapes and $14 million in punitive damages. He then became an acupuncturist, inventor, and humanitarian.
Did Paul Winchell have any other programs besides Winchell-Mahoney Time?
Paul Winchell's last regular on-camera TV appearances working with his puppets included NBC's Storybook Squares and Runaround.

Question: Were those shows successful?
Self-contained rewrite: Were the shows Storybook Squares and Runaround successful?