Editing Chespirito (section)

==Works by Chespirito==
[[File:Chespirito 1993 text logo.png|thumb|right |''[[Chespirito (TV series)|Chespirito]]'' logo]]
[[File:El Chapulín Colorado logo.svg|thumb|right |''[[El Chapulín Colorado]]'' logo]]
*''[[Los Supergenios de la Mesa Cuadrada]]'' (1968–1973), renamed ''Chespirito y la Mesa Cuadrada'' in 1970 and ''Chespirito'' in 1971.
*''El Ciudadano Gómez'' (1968–1969; 1973; 1994–1995), a parody of [[Citizen Kane]].<ref name=publi>{{cite news |title=5 programas de Chespirito que no fueron tan exitosos como 'El Chavo' |url=http://www.publimetro.com.mx/entretenimiento/5-programas-de-chespirito-que-no-fueron-tan-exitosos-como-el-chavo/XeSnkC!cucuGjmG5FVx43IQCpvcZQ/ |access-date=29 November 2014 |publisher=Publimetro |date=29 November 2014 |language=es}}</ref>
[[File:El Chavo (simple logo).svg|thumb|right |''[[El Chavo del Ocho]]'' logo]]
*''Dr. Chapatín'' (1968–1979; 1980–1995), one of the presenters of ''Los Supergenios'' who starred in sketches in the show, also appeared in the ''El Chapulín Colorado'' half-hour show of 1973–1979. He represents an old doctor who constantly has fights and confusions due to his old age and hitting people with a paper bag whose contents were never revealed in-sketch. In an interview, Chespirito revealed that Dr. Chapatín carried in his bag all the bad feelings of the people, which is why it hurt a lot. Dr. Chapatín's character did a small cameo in the movies "El Chanfle", "El Chanfle 2","Don Ratón y Don Ratero", and "El Charrito".
*''Chespirito (character)'' (1968–1975; 1980–1986; 1991–1992; 1994–1995), occasionally starred in sketches of the ''Los Supergenios'' as a "character".
*''[[El Chapulín Colorado]]'' (1970–1973; 1973–1979; 1980–1993), second most successful character of Bolaños; became a weekly half-hour show in 1973. A naive but brave superhero who always tries to help people in problems. 
*''Los Chifladitos'' (1970–1972; 1980–1995), starred alongside [[Rubén Aguirre]], one of the main sketches of the ''Los Supergenios'' until Aguirre left the show. Chespirito did Chaparron Bonaparte and Aguirre, Lucas Tañeda, as a pair of demented characters who ran in several confusions by the use of puns and the unexpected convulsions of Chaparron called "Chiripiorcas".<ref>{{cite news |last1=Ávila |first1=Carlos |title=Chaparrón Bonaparte, personaje clave de los Chifladitos |url=http://noticieros.televisa.com/mexico/1411/chaparron-bonaparte-personaje-clave-chifladitos/ |access-date=29 November 2014 |publisher=[[Televisa]] |date=29 November 2014 |language=es}}</ref>
*''[[Los Caquitos]]'' (1970–1975; 1980–1995) became the third most successful creation of Bolaños; sketches were created until 1975. Originally they were Chespirito as ''Chómpiras'' and [[Ramón Valdés]] as ''Peterete''. In the sketches of the 80s, [[Édgar Vivar]] took the place of Valdés, playing a new character named ''El Botija'', while [[Florinda Meza]] got a new character for the sketches as ''La Chimoltrufia'', Botija's wife. It became Chespirito's main act in the last years of his program due to him being too old to perform his other characters.
*''Los Chiripiojos'' (1972), is the family La Chimoltrufia.<ref name=terra>{{cite news |title=Moda con inspiración en los personajes de "Chespirito" |url=http://vidayestilo.terra.com.pe/moda/moda/moda-con-inspiracion-en-los-personajes-de-chespirito,2fae6bfdd78f9410VgnVCM3000009af154d0RCRD.html |access-date=29 November 2014 |publisher=[[Terra Networks]] |date=29 November 2014 |language=es}}</ref>
*''[[El Chavo del Ocho]]'' (1971–1973; 1973–1980; 1980–1992), created as immediate successor of ''Los Chifladitos''; become a weekly half-hour show in 1973. Is about a poor kid who lives in a small neighborhood with other families who share comic situations. It's Chespirito's most successful character.
*''La Chicharra'' (1979–1982), half-hour show that replaced ''El Chapulín Colorado'' in 1979. He tried to create something new with a newspaper reporter who happens to take the wrong news in the wrong place. The show's lead character, Vicente Chambon, originally appeared as part of ''Chespirito'' in its early days.<ref name=publi/>
*''Don Calavera'' (1994–1995), the nickname of Carlos Vera, a mortician who likes to flirt with widows, is the last character created by Chespirito, appears only in the 1980–1995 version of the ''Chespirito'' show.<ref name=publi/>