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Also included in "Opening Night" was a comedy routine featuring Lucille Ball and Lou Krugman: a reworking of the "Heavy Headdress" scene originally presented in the "Lucy gets in Pictures" episode of I Love Lucy.
Also included in "Opening Night" was a comedy routine featuring Lucille Ball and Lou Krugman: a reworking of the "Heavy Headdress" scene originally presented in the "Lucy gets in Pictures" episode of I Love Lucy.
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To promote its 1962 fall line-up, CBS presented a 30-minute compilation of previews, heralding new and returning programs. Included, of course, was a segment on its new Monday night comedy, The Lucy Show.
To promote its 1962 fall line-up, CBS presented a 30-minute compilation of previews, heralding new and returning programs. Included, of course, was a segment on its new Monday night comedy, The Lucy Show.
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Networks traditionally call attention to new programs with short promo pieces that air adjacent to other shows on their schedule. In the fall of 1962, CBS broadcast this rarely-seen promotion for its new Monday night series, The Lucy Show.
Networks traditionally call attention to new programs with short promo pieces that air adjacent to other shows on their schedule. In the fall of 1962, CBS broadcast this rarely-seen promotion for its new Monday night series, The Lucy Show.
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In "Lucy Waits Up for Chris," when Vivian pushes Lucy out her bedroom window, there is no artwork on her closet wall. A few moments later, when she looks out to make sure Lucy has landed safely, There is a painting on the wall behind her!
In "Lucy Waits Up for Chris," when Vivian pushes Lucy out her bedroom window, there is no artwork on her closet wall. A few moments later, when she looks out to make sure Lucy has landed safely, There is a painting on the wall behind her!
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The original broadcast of "Lucy Waits Up for Chris" opened with the Lucy and Vivian stick figures and a sponsor billboard for Vim laundry detergent.
The original broadcast of "Lucy Waits Up for Chris" opened with the Lucy and Vivian stick figures and a sponsor billboard for Vim laundry detergent.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy Waits Up for Chris" concluded with Vivian (Vivian Vance) Looking for her Vim laundry tablets, only to discover Sherman (Ralph Hart) and Jerry (Jimmy
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The original broadcast of "Lucy Waits Up for Chris" concluded with Vivian (Vivian Vance) Looking for her Vim laundry tablets, only to discover Sherman (Ralph Hart) and Jerry (Jimmy Garrett) using them for a game of checkers, in a commercial for Vim detergent.
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Written text about "The Lucy Show!"
Written text about "The Lucy Show!"
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Written text about the biography of Lucille Ball!
Written text about the biography of Lucille Ball!
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The original broadcasts of "Lucy Digs Up a Date" and "Lucy Misplaces $2,000" opened with the Lucy and Vivian Stick figures being transformed into dessert glasses brimming with Jell-O Pudding & Pie Filling.
The original broadcasts of "Lucy Digs Up a Date" and "Lucy Misplaces $2,000" opened with the Lucy and Vivian Stick figures being transformed into dessert glasses brimming with Jell-O Pudding & Pie Filling.
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The Original broadcast of "Lucy Digs Up a Date" concluded with Chris (Candy Moore) helping brother Jerry (Jimmy Garrett) with his arithmetic, in a commercial for Jell-O Pudding & Pie Filling
The Original broadcast of "Lucy Digs Up a Date" concluded with Chris (Candy Moore) helping brother Jerry (Jimmy Garrett) with his arithmetic, in a commercial for Jell-O Pudding & Pie Filling
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In "Lucy is a Referee," note that even though Lucy and the gang are on the football field, the star's canvas chair (clearly marked "Lucy") is visible in the background, left, behind rival team captain Tony.
In "Lucy is a Referee," note that even though Lucy and the gang are on the football field, the star's canvas chair (clearly marked "Lucy") is visible in the background, left, behind rival team captain Tony.
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In "Lucy Misplaces $2000," banker Barnsdahl is so anxious to get to the carnival and find his missing money that his glasses accidentally fly off. Note how a quick-thinking Charles Lane catches them and continues out the door.
In "Lucy Misplaces $2000," banker Barnsdahl is so anxious to get to the carnival and find his missing money that his glasses accidentally fly off. Note how a quick-thinking Charles Lane catches them and continues out the door.
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In "Lucy Misplaces $2000," when the gang get to the carnival, Viv finds a $500 bill under an elephant trainer who stands immediately behind the pachyderm's left front leg throughout the scene.
In "Lucy Misplaces $2000," when the gang get to the carnival, Viv finds a $500 bill under an elephant trainer who stands immediately behind the pachyderm's left front leg throughout the scene.
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The Original broadcast of "Lucy Misplaces $2000" concluded with Vivian (Vivian Vance) and Chris (Candy Moore) home from the carnival and discussing a missing pie, in a commercial for Jell-O Pudding & Pie Filling.
The Original broadcast of "Lucy Misplaces $2000" concluded with Vivian (Vivian Vance) and Chris (Candy Moore) home from the carnival and discussing a missing pie, in a commercial for Jell-O Pudding & Pie Filling.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy Buys a Sheep" Opened with the Lucy and Vivian stick figures being lifted into a cloud of suds made by Swan Dishwashing Liquid.
The original broadcast of "Lucy Buys a Sheep" Opened with the Lucy and Vivian stick figures being lifted into a cloud of suds made by Swan Dishwashing Liquid.
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The Original broadcast of "Lucy Buys a Sheep" concluded with Vivian (Vivian Vance), Sherman (Ralph Hart), Jerry (Jimmy Garrett) and Harry's dog Tiger doing the dishes, in a commercial for Swan Dishwashing Liquid.
The Original broadcast of "Lucy Buys a Sheep" concluded with Vivian (Vivian Vance), Sherman (Ralph Hart), Jerry (Jimmy Garrett) and Harry's dog Tiger doing the dishes, in a commercial for Swan Dishwashing Liquid.
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In the original broadcasts, beginning with "Lucy Becomes an Astronaut," the Lucy and Vivian stick figures shake hands after nailing up the show title. This opening included a billboard for Jell-O Pudding & Pie Filling.
In the original broadcasts, beginning with "Lucy Becomes an Astronaut," the Lucy and Vivian stick figures shake hands after nailing up the show title. This opening included a billboard for Jell-O Pudding & Pie Filling.
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The Original broadcasts of "Lucy is a Kangaroo For a Day" opened with the Lucy and Vivan stick figures washing their faces with Lux Beauty Soap.
The Original broadcasts of "Lucy is a Kangaroo For a Day" opened with the Lucy and Vivan stick figures washing their faces with Lux Beauty Soap.
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The Original broadcast of "Lucy is a Kangaroo For a Day" concluded with Jerry (Jimmy Garrett) and Chris (Candy Moore) discussing his upcoming birthday, in a commercial for Lux Beauty Soap.
The Original broadcast of "Lucy is a Kangaroo For a Day" concluded with Jerry (Jimmy Garrett) and Chris (Candy Moore) discussing his upcoming birthday, in a commercial for Lux Beauty Soap.
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The Network encore broadcast of "Lucy, the Music Lover" opened with the Lucy and Vivian stick figures and a sponsor billboard for Jell-O gelatin.
The Network encore broadcast of "Lucy, the Music Lover" opened with the Lucy and Vivian stick figures and a sponsor billboard for Jell-O gelatin.
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Networks often end a program by inviting viewers to "be sure to see" yet another show on their schedule. Throughout the fall of 1962, CBS broadcast this 8-second promotion for its new Lucille Ball series, The Lucy Show.
Networks often end a program by inviting viewers to "be sure to see" yet another show on their schedule. Throughout the fall of 1962, CBS broadcast this 8-second promotion for its new Lucille Ball series, The Lucy Show.
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The Original broadcast of "Lucy Puts Up a TV antenna" opened with the Lucy and Vivian stick figures being lifted into a cloud of suds made by Swan Dishwashing Liquid. (Note the brick wall not featured in earlier version.)
The Original broadcast of "Lucy Puts Up a TV antenna" opened with the Lucy and Vivian stick figures being lifted into a cloud of suds made by Swan Dishwashing Liquid. (Note the brick wall not featured in earlier version.)
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The original broadcast of "Lucy Puts Up a TV Antenna"
concluded with Sherman (Ralph Hart), Jerry (Jimmy Garrett) and Vivian (Vivian Vance) doing the dishes, in a commercial for Swan Dishwashing Liquid.
The original broadcast of "Lucy Puts Up a TV Antenna"
concluded with Sherman (Ralph Hart), Jerry (Jimmy Garrett) and Vivian (Vivian Vance) doing the dishes, in a commercial for Swan Dishwashing Liquid.
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The original broadcast of "Vivian Sues Lucy" opened with the Lucy and Vivian stick figures being transformed into dessert glasses brimming with Jell-O Pudding & Pie Filling.
The original broadcast of "Vivian Sues Lucy" opened with the Lucy and Vivian stick figures being transformed into dessert glasses brimming with Jell-O Pudding & Pie Filling.
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The original broadcast of "Vivian Sues Lucy" concluded with Vivian (Vivian Vance) hopping into the kitchen and joining Chris (Candy Moore) for a snack, in a commercial for Jell-O Pudding & Pie Filling.
The original broadcast of "Vivian Sues Lucy" concluded with Vivian (Vivian Vance) hopping into the kitchen and joining Chris (Candy Moore) for a snack, in a commercial for Jell-O Pudding & Pie Filling.
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In "Lucy Builds a Rumpus Room" Lucy and Viv glue on the first piece of wall paneling... but when the camera angle changes piece glued on right next to it! Fast work!
In "Lucy Builds a Rumpus Room" Lucy and Viv glue on the first piece of wall paneling... but when the camera angle changes piece glued on right next to it! Fast work!
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The Original broadcast of "Lucy Builds a Rumpus Room" opened with the Lucy and Vivian stick figures being lifted into a cloud of suds made by Swan Dishwashing Liquid. Variation of this sponsor billboard.)
The Original broadcast of "Lucy Builds a Rumpus Room" opened with the Lucy and Vivian stick figures being lifted into a cloud of suds made by Swan Dishwashing Liquid. Variation of this sponsor billboard.)
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The original broadcast of "Lucy Builds a Rumpus Room" concluded with Chris (Candy Moore), Sherman (Ralph Hart) and Vivian (Vivian Vance) listening to records and doing dishes, in a commercial for Swan Dishwashing Liquid.
The original broadcast of "Lucy Builds a Rumpus Room" concluded with Chris (Candy Moore), Sherman (Ralph Hart) and Vivian (Vivian Vance) listening to records and doing dishes, in a commercial for Swan Dishwashing Liquid.
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The network encore broadcasts of "Lucy and Her Electric Mattress" and "Chris's New Year's Eve Party" opened with the Lucy and Vivian stick figures and a sponsor billboard for Dream Whip dessert topping.
The network encore broadcasts of "Lucy and Her Electric Mattress" and "Chris's New Year's Eve Party" opened with the Lucy and Vivian stick figures and a sponsor billboard for Dream Whip dessert topping.
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In "Together for Christmas" Lucy and Viv wish the parcel post man a Merry Christmas: Vivian calls him by his character name (Johnny), While Lucy calls him by the actor's real name (Bob).
In "Together for Christmas" Lucy and Viv wish the parcel post man a Merry Christmas: Vivian calls him by his character name (Johnny), While Lucy calls him by the actor's real name (Bob).
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The original broadcast of "Together for Christmas" opened with the Lucy and Vivian stick figures and a sponsor billboard for Vim laundry detergent.
The original broadcast of "Together for Christmas" opened with the Lucy and Vivian stick figures and a sponsor billboard for Vim laundry detergent.
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The Original broadcast of "Together for Christmas" concluded with Vivian (Vivian Vance) telling Chris (Candy Moore) how to keep her new bathrobe white, in a commercial for Vim Laundry detergent.
The Original broadcast of "Together for Christmas" concluded with Vivian (Vivian Vance) telling Chris (Candy Moore) how to keep her new bathrobe white, in a commercial for Vim Laundry detergent.
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In "Lucy's Sister Pays a Visit," Hughie (Peter Marshall) puts a box in the refrigerator, but the door does not close. It remains slightly ajar throughout the rest of that scene. When
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In "Lucy's Sister Pays a Visit," Hughie (Peter Marshall) puts a box in the refrigerator, but the door does not close. It remains slightly ajar throughout the rest of that scene. When Hughie returns to the kitchen a few moments later, the door is tightly closed.
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The network encore broadcast of "Lucy's Sister Pays a Visit" opened with the Lucy and Vivian stick figures and a sponsor billboard for Lux Beauty Soap.
The network encore broadcast of "Lucy's Sister Pays a Visit" opened with the Lucy and Vivian stick figures and a sponsor billboard for Lux Beauty Soap.
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The Lucy Show was a huge hit, Not only in the United States but around the world. Desilu filmed a series of promos to advertise the series in various languages and in various
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The Lucy Show was a huge hit, Not only in the United States but around the world. Desilu filmed a series of promos to advertise the series in various languages and in various countries.
In January, 1963, the cast of The Lucy Show filmed a special promo for the BBC.
A few Weeks after The Lucy Show Premiered on CBS in October, 1962, it debuted in the United Kingdom. On January 10, 1963, the night Desilu filmed "Lucy and Viv Become Tycoons," the cast appeared in a 40-second promo film produced especially for the BBC. Sadly, the picture portion of that promo is lost, but the audio track was recently rediscovered, along with a few still photos taken at the time.
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The original broadcasts of "Lucy and Viv are Volunteer Firemen," "Lucy and Viv Put in a Shower" and "Lucy and Viv Become Tycoons" opened with the Lucy and Vivian stick figures being
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The original broadcasts of "Lucy and Viv are Volunteer Firemen," "Lucy and Viv Put in a Shower" and "Lucy and Viv Become Tycoons" opened with the Lucy and Vivian stick figures being transformed into dessert glasses brimming with Jell-O Pudding & Pie Filling.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy an Viv Are Volunteer Firemen" concluded with Vivian (Vivian Vance) and Thelma (Carole Cook) enjoying a snack, in a commercial for Jell-O Pudding & Pie Filling.
The original broadcast of "Lucy an Viv Are Volunteer Firemen" concluded with Vivian (Vivian Vance) and Thelma (Carole Cook) enjoying a snack, in a commercial for Jell-O Pudding & Pie Filling.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy Becomes a Reporter" opened with the Lucy and Vivian stick figures and a sponsor billboard for Wisk laundry detergent.
The original broadcast of "Lucy Becomes a Reporter" opened with the Lucy and Vivian stick figures and a sponsor billboard for Wisk laundry detergent.
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The Original broadcast of "Lucy becomes a Reporter" concluded with Vivian (Vivian Vance) advising Chris (Candy Moore) on what she Might write about, in a commercial for Swan Dishwashing Liquid.
The Original broadcast of "Lucy becomes a Reporter" concluded with Vivian (Vivian Vance) advising Chris (Candy Moore) on what she Might write about, in a commercial for Swan Dishwashing Liquid.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy and Viv Put in a Shower" concluded with Vivian (Vivian Vance), Sherman (Ralph Hart) and Jerry (Jimmy Garrett) taking a break, in a commercial for Jell-O Pudding & Pie Filling.
The original broadcast of "Lucy and Viv Put in a Shower" concluded with Vivian (Vivian Vance), Sherman (Ralph Hart) and Jerry (Jimmy Garrett) taking a break, in a commercial for Jell-O Pudding & Pie Filling.
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The network encore broadcast of "Lucy's Barbershop Quartet" opened with the Lucy and Vivian stick figures being lifted into a cloud of suds made by Swan Dishwashing Liquid.
The network encore broadcast of "Lucy's Barbershop Quartet" opened with the Lucy and Vivian stick figures being lifted into a cloud of suds made by Swan Dishwashing Liquid.
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The network encore broadcast of "Lucy's Barbershop Quartet" concluded with Chris (Candy Moore), Sherman (Ralph Hart) and Vivian (Vivian Vance) listening to records and washing dishes, in a commercial for Swan Dishwashing Liquid.
The network encore broadcast of "Lucy's Barbershop Quartet" concluded with Chris (Candy Moore), Sherman (Ralph Hart) and Vivian (Vivian Vance) listening to records and washing dishes, in a commercial for Swan Dishwashing Liquid.
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In "Lucy and Viv Become Tycoons," Lucy takes a supposedly hot pot of candy off the stove, but quickly loses her padded gloves and starts handling the "hot" pot and candy with her bare hands. Ouch!
In "Lucy and Viv Become Tycoons," Lucy takes a supposedly hot pot of candy off the stove, but quickly loses her padded gloves and starts handling the "hot" pot and candy with her bare hands. Ouch!
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The original broadcast of "Lucy and Viv Became Tycoons" concluded with Vivian (Vivian Vance) and Eddie (Don Briggs) enjoying dessert, in a commercial for Jell-O Pudding & Pie Filling.
The original broadcast of "Lucy and Viv Became Tycoons" concluded with Vivian (Vivian Vance) and Eddie (Don Briggs) enjoying dessert, in a commercial for Jell-O Pudding & Pie Filling.
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The original broadcast of "No More Double Dates" opened with the Lucy and Vivian stick figures washing their faces with Lux beauty soap.
The original broadcast of "No More Double Dates" opened with the Lucy and Vivian stick figures washing their faces with Lux beauty soap.
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The original broadcast of "No More Double Dates" concluded with Chris (Candy Moore), telling Sherman (Ralph Hart) and Jerry (Jimmy Garrett) about washing one's face, in a commercial for Lux Beauty Soap.
The original broadcast of "No More Double Dates" concluded with Chris (Candy Moore), telling Sherman (Ralph Hart) and Jerry (Jimmy Garrett) about washing one's face, in a commercial for Lux Beauty Soap.
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Lucille Ball seldom appeared in a promo for a television program in which she did not appear, but she did in the spring of 1963 as president of Desilu, she helped CBS re-launch a Desilu series, Fair Exchange, starring Eddie Foy Jr. and Victor Maddern
Lucille Ball seldom appeared in a promo for a television program in which she did not appear, but she did in the spring of 1963 as president of Desilu, she helped CBS re-launch a Desilu series, Fair Exchange, starring Eddie Foy Jr. and Victor Maddern
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In "Lucy and Viv Learn Judo," Lucy's whistle attracts every dog in the neighborhood... but they seem to enter the Carmichael living room from doors that do not exist!
In "Lucy and Viv Learn Judo," Lucy's whistle attracts every dog in the neighborhood... but they seem to enter the Carmichael living room from doors that do not exist!
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The network encore broadcast of "Lucy and Viv Learn Judo" opened with the Lucy and Vivian stick figures and a sponsor billboard for Jell-O gelatin.
The network encore broadcast of "Lucy and Viv Learn Judo" opened with the Lucy and Vivian stick figures and a sponsor billboard for Jell-O gelatin.
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Lucie Arnaz reminisces with host Tony Maietta about making her "show business debut" on the first season of The Lucy Show. She speaks about working with her famous mom and Vivian Vance,
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Lucie Arnaz reminisces with host Tony Maietta about making her "show business debut" on the first season of The Lucy Show. She speaks about working with her famous mom and Vivian Vance, and about the Lucy heritage. "Lucy is a Soda Jerk". Season 1 Episode 23.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy Drives a Dump Truck" concluded with firefighters Vivian (Vivian Vance), Thelma (Carole Cook) and Audrey (Mary Jane Croft) enjoying a snack, in a commercial for Jell-O Pudding $ Pie Filling.
The original broadcast of "Lucy Drives a Dump Truck" concluded with firefighters Vivian (Vivian Vance), Thelma (Carole Cook) and Audrey (Mary Jane Croft) enjoying a snack, in a commercial for Jell-O Pudding $ Pie Filling.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy and Viv Take Up Chemistry" concluded with Vivian (Vivian Vance) and Professor Vance (Lou Krugman) experimenting in the lab, in a commercial for Swan dishwashing Liquid.
The original broadcast of "Lucy and Viv Take Up Chemistry" concluded with Vivian (Vivian Vance) and Professor Vance (Lou Krugman) experimenting in the lab, in a commercial for Swan dishwashing Liquid.
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In this recently-recovered commercial, Viv (Vivian Vance), Chris (Candy Moore) and Cynthia (guest Lucie Arnaz) enjoy butterscotch-flavor Jell-O Pudding and Pie Filling. The Commercial
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In this recently-recovered commercial, Viv (Vivian Vance), Chris (Candy Moore) and Cynthia (guest Lucie Arnaz) enjoy butterscotch-flavor Jell-O Pudding and Pie Filling. The Commercial was originally broadcast during Season One of The Lucy Show, at the conclusion of "Lucy is a Chaperone."
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In "Lucy and the Little League," Lucy writer Bob Carroll, Jr. is one of the spectators at the ballgame. He seems to move around, though. One minute he's in the stands, screen left.
A few moments later he's behind the umpire!
In "Lucy and the Little League," Lucy writer Bob Carroll, Jr. is one of the spectators at the ballgame. He seems to move around, though. One minute he's in the stands, screen left.
A few moments later he's behind the umpire!
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In "Lucy Buys a Boat'" Lucy and Viv attempt to bring the boat's mast into their Livingroom, and end up breaking a few things. Notice that when they run the mast into a "window' in the
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In "Lucy Buys a Boat'" Lucy and Viv attempt to bring the boat's mast into their Livingroom, and end up breaking a few things. Notice that when they run the mast into a "window' in the French doors, there is really no glass there... and the shattering sound is a bit delayed! Oops!
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The original broadcast of "Lucy Buys a Boat" concluded with Chris (Candy Moore) washing her face, While Sherman (Ralph Hart) and Jerry (Jimmy Garrett) bring back supplies from the boat, in a commercial for Lux Beauty Bar.
The original broadcast of "Lucy Buys a Boat" concluded with Chris (Candy Moore) washing her face, While Sherman (Ralph Hart) and Jerry (Jimmy Garrett) bring back supplies from the boat, in a commercial for Lux Beauty Bar.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy Plays Cleopatra" opened with the Lucy and Vivian photo display and a sponsor billboard for Lux Beauty Soap.
The original broadcast of "Lucy Plays Cleopatra" opened with the Lucy and Vivian photo display and a sponsor billboard for Lux Beauty Soap.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy Plays Cleopatra" concluded with Chris (Candy Moore) reciting lines from the play and explaining to Jerry (Jimmy Garrett) why she uses Lux Beauty Soap to Keep her skin soft.
The original broadcast of "Lucy Plays Cleopatra" concluded with Chris (Candy Moore) reciting lines from the play and explaining to Jerry (Jimmy Garrett) why she uses Lux Beauty Soap to Keep her skin soft.
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The opening title sequence of The Lucy Show changed each season for the first four seasons. Here is an alternate version of the Season Two opening recently rediscovered in the vault.
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The opening title sequence of The Lucy Show changed each season for the first four seasons. Here is an alternate version of the Season Two opening recently rediscovered in the vault. Note that the lines between the pictures are black rather than white!
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To promote its 1963 fall lineup, CBS presented a 30-minute compilation of previews, heralding new and returning programs. Lucy and Viv, dressed as postal workers, presented the network's
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To promote its 1963 fall lineup, CBS presented a 30-minute compilation of previews, heralding new and returning programs. Lucy and Viv, dressed as postal workers, presented the network's plan for Monday night, which included, of course, season two of The Lucy Show.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy and Viv Play Softball" opened with the Lucy and Vivian photo display and a sponsor billboard for Swan dishwashing liquid.
The original broadcast of "Lucy and Viv Play Softball" opened with the Lucy and Vivian photo display and a sponsor billboard for Swan dishwashing liquid.
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The original broadcasts of "Kiddie Parties, Inc." and "Lucy Gets Locked in the Vault" opened with the Lucy and Vivian photo display and a sponsor billboard for Jell-O gelatin.
The original broadcasts of "Kiddie Parties, Inc." and "Lucy Gets Locked in the Vault" opened with the Lucy and Vivian photo display and a sponsor billboard for Jell-O gelatin.
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The original primetime broadcast of "Lucy Old Lucy" included an opening sponsor billboard for Phase III deodorant bar.
The original primetime broadcast of "Lucy Old Lucy" included an opening sponsor billboard for Phase III deodorant bar.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy and the Safe-Cracker" opened with the Lucy and Vivian photo display and a sponsor billboard for Wisk laundry detergent.
The original broadcast of "Lucy and the Safe-Cracker" opened with the Lucy and Vivian photo display and a sponsor billboard for Wisk laundry detergent.
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In "Lucy and the Safe-Cracker," a man on the phone asks the cost of the butter creams. Lucy tells Vivian the light chocolates are $1.40 a pound and the dark chocolates, $1.35. But when
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In "Lucy and the Safe-Cracker," a man on the phone asks the cost of the butter creams. Lucy tells Vivian the light chocolates are $1.40 a pound and the dark chocolates, $1.35. But when Viv repeats the information into the phone. she reverses the price!
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The original broadcast of "Lucy Goes Duck Hunting" opened with the Lucy and Vivian photo display and a sponsor billboard for Jell-O instant Pudding.
The original broadcast of "Lucy Goes Duck Hunting" opened with the Lucy and Vivian photo display and a sponsor billboard for Jell-O instant Pudding.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy and the Bank Scandal" opened with the Lucy and Vivian photo display and a sponsor billboard for Lux Beauty Soap.
The original broadcast of "Lucy and the Bank Scandal" opened with the Lucy and Vivian photo display and a sponsor billboard for Lux Beauty Soap.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy and the Bank Scandal" concluded with a dirt-covered Vivian (Vivian Vance), just back from digging up Mr. Mooney's backyard, extolling the virtues of Lux Beauty Soap.
The original broadcast of "Lucy and the Bank Scandal" concluded with a dirt-covered Vivian (Vivian Vance), just back from digging up Mr. Mooney's backyard, extolling the virtues of Lux Beauty Soap.
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The Original Broadcasts of "Lucy Decides to Redecorate," "Lucy Puts Out a Fire at the Bank," "Lucy Conducts the Symphony" and "Lucy Goes to Art Class' opened with the Lucy and Vivian photo display and a sponsor billboard for Jell-O gelatin.
The Original Broadcasts of "Lucy Decides to Redecorate," "Lucy Puts Out a Fire at the Bank," "Lucy Conducts the Symphony" and "Lucy Goes to Art Class' opened with the Lucy and Vivian photo display and a sponsor billboard for Jell-O gelatin.
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In "Lucy Puts Out a Fire at the Bank," Lucy and her fellow firefighters go to rookie training school. When Frannie, played by Mary Wickes, makes a joke, Lucy goofs when she snaps, "Get back in line, Mary! Just stay back there!"
In "Lucy Puts Out a Fire at the Bank," Lucy and her fellow firefighters go to rookie training school. When Frannie, played by Mary Wickes, makes a joke, Lucy goofs when she snaps, "Get back in line, Mary! Just stay back there!"
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The original broadcasts of "Lucy and the Military Academy" and "Lucy Plays Florence Nightingale" opened with the Lucy and Vivian photo display and a sponsor billboard for Wisk Laundry detergent.
The original broadcasts of "Lucy and the Military Academy" and "Lucy Plays Florence Nightingale" opened with the Lucy and Vivian photo display and a sponsor billboard for Wisk Laundry detergent.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy's College Reunion" opened with the Lucy and Vivian photo display and a sponsor billboard for Jell-O instant Pudding.
The original broadcast of "Lucy's College Reunion" opened with the Lucy and Vivian photo display and a sponsor billboard for Jell-O instant Pudding.
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The original broadcast of "The Loophole in the Lease" opened with the Lucy and Vivian photo display and a sponsor billboard for Pepsodent toothpaste.
The original broadcast of "The Loophole in the Lease" opened with the Lucy and Vivian photo display and a sponsor billboard for Pepsodent toothpaste.
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The primetime network rebroadcast of "Lucy Plays Florence Nightingale" opened with the Lucy and Vivian photo display and a sponsor billboard for Final Touch fabric softener.
The primetime network rebroadcast of "Lucy Plays Florence Nightingale" opened with the Lucy and Vivian photo display and a sponsor billboard for Final Touch fabric softener.
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Tony Maietta explains how "Lucy Teaches Ethel Merman to Sing" started out as a single episode of The Lucy Show, but ended up being a two-parter. Rare photos recreate Desilu's original ending for the episode.
Tony Maietta explains how "Lucy Teaches Ethel Merman to Sing" started out as a single episode of The Lucy Show, but ended up being a two-parter. Rare photos recreate Desilu's original ending for the episode.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy Teaches Ethel Merman to Sing" concluded with Jerry (Jimmy Garrett) and Sherman (Ralph Hart) complimenting Chris (Candy Moore) on her nice skin (courtesy
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The original broadcast of "Lucy Teaches Ethel Merman to Sing" concluded with Jerry (Jimmy Garrett) and Sherman (Ralph Hart) complimenting Chris (Candy Moore) on her nice skin (courtesy of Lux Beauty Soap), and asking her to make refreshments for thirty friends who are coming over!
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The original broadcast of "Lucy and Viv Open a Restaurant" concluded with Jerry (Jimmy Garrett) enjoying a leftover turkey leg, and Vivian (Vivian Vance) extolling the virtues of Lux Beauty Soap.
The original broadcast of "Lucy and Viv Open a Restaurant" concluded with Jerry (Jimmy Garrett) enjoying a leftover turkey leg, and Vivian (Vivian Vance) extolling the virtues of Lux Beauty Soap.
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In "Lucy Teaches Ethel Merman to Sing," no one would ever guess the last part of the last scene was an add-on -- unless one notices the stone in Ethel's necklace, which suddenly changes from blue to white in the middle of a conversation!
In "Lucy Teaches Ethel Merman to Sing," no one would ever guess the last part of the last scene was an add-on -- unless one notices the stone in Ethel's necklace, which suddenly changes from blue to white in the middle of a conversation!
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The Original broadcast of "Lucy Meets a Millionaire" concluded with Chris (Candy Moore) explaining to Vivian (Vivian Vance) why she stands on her head to improve her complexion.
The Original broadcast of "Lucy Meets a Millionaire" concluded with Chris (Candy Moore) explaining to Vivian (Vivian Vance) why she stands on her head to improve her complexion.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy and the Scout Trip" concluded with Vivian (Vivian Vance) searching for a cake of Lux Beauty Soap, Only to discover Sherman (Ralph Hart) using Many of them as building blocks.
The original broadcast of "Lucy and the Scout Trip" concluded with Vivian (Vivian Vance) searching for a cake of Lux Beauty Soap, Only to discover Sherman (Ralph Hart) using Many of them as building blocks.
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Lucy stars as herself in a fictional setting, Lucille Ball the star-studio President whom nasty banker-investor Mr. Harvey (Gale Gordon) is trying to force out of her position as
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Lucy stars as herself in a fictional setting, Lucille Ball the star-studio President whom nasty banker-investor Mr. Harvey (Gale Gordon) is trying to force out of her position as production head for reasons not quite clear on the show. Lucy hopes to keep her position by signing Bob Hope to star with her in a new television special and Lucy and Gale traipse all over the world trying to track Hope down. Bob Hope is finally located and signed and the program then switches to the "special" Lucy planned to produce: MR AND MRS. a comedy about an acting couple who are America's favorite TV sweethearts but off-screen a bickering duo. This program seems at times seems an uncomfortable roman a clef about Lucy and her ex-husband Desi Arnaz as the lovebirds bicker, the "hubby" has an apparent wandering eye and most outrageously, it is suggested by the sponsors that the duo have a baby to improve the show's ratings!
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The original broadcast of "Lucy Enters a Baking Contest" concluded with Chris (Candy Moore) talking on the phone with boyfriend Ted Mooney, While washing her face with Lux Beauty Soap.
The original broadcast of "Lucy Enters a Baking Contest" concluded with Chris (Candy Moore) talking on the phone with boyfriend Ted Mooney, While washing her face with Lux Beauty Soap.
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World's Fair Historian Albert Fisher reminisces with host Tony Maietta about Lucille Ball's experiences on "Lucy Day" at the 1964 New York World's Fair. Fisher narrates rare film footage
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World's Fair Historian Albert Fisher reminisces with host Tony Maietta about Lucille Ball's experiences on "Lucy Day" at the 1964 New York World's Fair. Fisher narrates rare film footage (much of it silent) that chronicles the day-long festivities. He talks about the Mementos that where or was like, Given to Lucille Ball the memorable day.
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Tony Maietta talks about how shows where still broadcasted in black and white but during that time filmed in color.
Tony Maietta talks about how shows where still broadcasted in black and white but during that time filmed in color.
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World's Fair Historian Albert Fisher reminisces with host Tony Maietta about Lucille Ball's experiences on "Lucy Day" at the 1964 New York World's Fair. Fisher narrates rare film footage (much of it silent) that chronicles the day-long festivities.
World's Fair Historian Albert Fisher reminisces with host Tony Maietta about Lucille Ball's experiences on "Lucy Day" at the 1964 New York World's Fair. Fisher narrates rare film footage (much of it silent) that chronicles the day-long festivities.
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The primetime network rebroadcast of "Lucy, the Good Skate" included an opening sponsor billboard for Jell-O Whip 'n Chill.
The primetime network rebroadcast of "Lucy, the Good Skate" included an opening sponsor billboard for Jell-O Whip 'n Chill.
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Host Tony Maietta introduces "Lucy and the Plumber," and explains how and why the show was very special to Lucy and The Lucy Show's new Script Consultant, Milt Josefsberg (who
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Host Tony Maietta introduces "Lucy and the Plumber," and explains how and why the show was very special to Lucy and The Lucy Show's new Script Consultant, Milt Josefsberg (who co-authored the script). Tony learns first hand how "Looks can be deceiving."
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The original broadcast of "Lucy and the Plumber" included an opening sponsor billboard for Lux Liquid.
The original broadcast of "Lucy and the Plumber" included an opening sponsor billboard for Lux Liquid.
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The primetime network rebroadcast of "Lucy and the Plumber" included an opening sponsor billboard for Lux beauty soap.
The primetime network rebroadcast of "Lucy and the Plumber" included an opening sponsor billboard for Lux beauty soap.
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The original broadcasts of "Lucy and the Plumber" and "Lucy, The Camp Cook" concluded with Chris (Candy Moore) explaining to Vivian (Vivian Vance) why she stands on her head to improve
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The original broadcasts of "Lucy and the Plumber" and "Lucy, The Camp Cook" concluded with Chris (Candy Moore) explaining to Vivian (Vivian Vance) why she stands on her head to improve her complexion.
(Note: This ad from Season 2 was the only cast commercial used in Season 3.)
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The original broadcast of "Lucy and Winter Sports" included an opening sponsor billboard for Dream Whip dessert topping.
The original broadcast of "Lucy and Winter Sports" included an opening sponsor billboard for Dream Whip dessert topping.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy and Winter Sports" included an opening sponsor billboard for Wisk laundry detergent.
(Note that in this opening, announcer Roy Rowan simply says, "The Lucy Show..."---rather than "It's The Lucy Show...")
The original broadcast of "Lucy and Winter Sports" included an opening sponsor billboard for Wisk laundry detergent.
(Note that in this opening, announcer Roy Rowan simply says, "The Lucy Show..."---rather than "It's The Lucy Show...")
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The Original broadcast of "Lucy and Winter Sports" included a brief glimpse of the harness that held Lucy
Suspended on her skis. It was later removed from the color negative.
The Original broadcast of "Lucy and Winter Sports" included a brief glimpse of the harness that held Lucy
Suspended on her skis. It was later removed from the color negative.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy Gets Amnesia" included an opening sponsor billboard for Wisk laundry detergent.
The original broadcast of "Lucy Gets Amnesia" included an opening sponsor billboard for Wisk laundry detergent.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy and the Great Bank Robbery" included an opening sponsor billboard for Log Cabin syrup.
The original broadcast of "Lucy and the Great Bank Robbery" included an opening sponsor billboard for Log Cabin syrup.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy, The Camp Cook" included an opening sponsor billboard for Lux Liquid.
The original broadcast of "Lucy, The Camp Cook" included an opening sponsor billboard for Lux Liquid.
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The original broadcasts of "Lucy, The Meter Maid" and "Lucy Gets Her Maid" included an opening sponsor billboard for Dream Whip dessert Topping.
The original broadcasts of "Lucy, The Meter Maid" and "Lucy Gets Her Maid" included an opening sponsor billboard for Dream Whip dessert Topping.
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Danny Kaye appeared on The Lucy Show as part of a trade-off agreement that included Lucille's appearance on The Danny Kaye Show of November 4, 1964. Among the highlights of the Kaye hour
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Danny Kaye appeared on The Lucy Show as part of a trade-off agreement that included Lucille's appearance on The Danny Kaye Show of November 4, 1964. Among the highlights of the Kaye hour was a sketch in which a husband and wife try to decide who should fire the maid.
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That episode of The Danny Kaye Show also included a brief segment in which Lucy and Danny reminisced about working together on Kaye's 1962 special, I love Lucy alumnus Jess Oppenheimer.
That episode of The Danny Kaye Show also included a brief segment in which Lucy and Danny reminisced about working together on Kaye's 1962 special, I love Lucy alumnus Jess Oppenheimer.
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Danny Kaye appeared on The Lucy Show as a part of a trade-off agreement that included Lucille's appearance on The Danny Kaye Show of November 4, 1964.
Danny Kaye appeared on The Lucy Show as a part of a trade-off agreement that included Lucille's appearance on The Danny Kaye Show of November 4, 1964.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy Makes a Pinch" included an opening sponsor billboard for Pepsodent toothpaste.
The original broadcast of "Lucy Makes a Pinch" included an opening sponsor billboard for Pepsodent toothpaste.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy becomes a Father" included an opening sponsor billboard for Dream Whip Dessert.
The original broadcast of "Lucy becomes a Father" included an opening sponsor billboard for Dream Whip Dessert.
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The primtime network rebroadcast of "Lucy becomes a father" included an opening sponsor billboard for All detergent.
The primtime network rebroadcast of "Lucy becomes a father" included an opening sponsor billboard for All detergent.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy's Contact Lenses" included an opening sponsor billboard for Lux Liquid.
The original broadcast of "Lucy's Contact Lenses" included an opening sponsor billboard for Lux Liquid.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy Gets the Bird" included an opening sponsor billboard for Wisk detergent.
The original broadcast of "Lucy Gets the Bird" included an opening sponsor billboard for Wisk detergent.
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In "Lucy Gets the Bird" Vivian mistakenly refers to Greenback, a female Cockatiel, as "he" and "him."
In "Lucy Gets the Bird" Vivian mistakenly refers to Greenback, a female Cockatiel, as "he" and "him."
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The original broadcast of "Lucy the Coin Collector" included an opening sponsor billboard for Log Cabin syrup.
The original broadcast of "Lucy the Coin Collector" included an opening sponsor billboard for Log Cabin syrup.
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The primetime network rebroadcast of "Lucy and the Ceramic Cat" included an opening sponsor billboard for Gravy Train and Jell-O Whip 'n Chill.
The primetime network rebroadcast of "Lucy and the Ceramic Cat" included an opening sponsor billboard for Gravy Train and Jell-O Whip 'n Chill.
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The primetime network rebroadcast of "Lucy and the Monster" included an opening sponsor billboard for Post and Jell-O Whip 'n Chill.
The primetime network rebroadcast of "Lucy and the Monster" included an opening sponsor billboard for Post and Jell-O Whip 'n Chill.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy and the Countess" included an opening sponsor billboard for Imperial margarine.
The original broadcast of "Lucy and the Countess" included an opening sponsor billboard for Imperial margarine.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy and the Countess Lose Weight" included an opening sponsor billboard for Dove Soap.
The original broadcast of "Lucy and the Countess Lose Weight" included an opening sponsor billboard for Dove Soap.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy, The Disc Jockey" included an opening sponsor billboard for Swan dishwashing liquid.
The original broadcast of "Lucy, The Disc Jockey" included an opening sponsor billboard for Swan dishwashing liquid.
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Performing with a group of playful porpoises in "Lucy at Marineland" was a new and challenging experience for Lucy. Here are some rare outtake, courtesy of the actress's estate.
Performing with a group of playful porpoises in "Lucy at Marineland" was a new and challenging experience for Lucy. Here are some rare outtake, courtesy of the actress's estate.
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Networks traditionally call attention to programs with short promo pieces that air adjacent to other shows on their schedule. For the fall of 1965, CBS broadcast this rarely-seen promotion of The Lucy Show.
Networks traditionally call attention to programs with short promo pieces that air adjacent to other shows on their schedule. For the fall of 1965, CBS broadcast this rarely-seen promotion of The Lucy Show.
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The first nine network Season 4 broadcasts of The Lucy Show included a slightly different opening than the rest. (note the order of the first two film clips is reversed.)
The first nine network Season 4 broadcasts of The Lucy Show included a slightly different opening than the rest. (note the order of the first two film clips is reversed.)
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In "Lucy at Marineland," when one of the playful porpoises throws the ball out of the pool, note that there are two balls, not one, captured on camera...
In "Lucy at Marineland," when one of the playful porpoises throws the ball out of the pool, note that there are two balls, not one, captured on camera...
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...and a few moments later, as soon as "Lucy" retrieves the ball from the performing seals, note that a trainer (off camera) tosses the seals a reward!
...and a few moments later, as soon as "Lucy" retrieves the ball from the performing seals, note that a trainer (off camera) tosses the seals a reward!
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The primetime network rebroadcast of "Lucy in the Music World" included an opening sponsor billboard for Lux Lotion Bar.
The primetime network rebroadcast of "Lucy in the Music World" included an opening sponsor billboard for Lux Lotion Bar.
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To promote it stellar 1962-1963 line-up of comedy programs, CBS presented "Opening Night," a one-hour variety show starring Lucille Ball, Danny Thomas, Andy Griffith, Garry Moore and
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To promote it stellar 1962-1963 line-up of comedy programs, CBS presented "Opening Night," a one-hour variety show starring Lucille Ball, Danny Thomas, Andy Griffith, Garry Moore and Jack Benny. Included was a dance sequence introducing The Lucy Show.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy and Joan" included an opening sponsor billboard for Lifebuoy.
The original broadcast of "Lucy and Joan" included an opening sponsor billboard for Lifebuoy.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy and the Golden Greek" and "Lucy, The Stunt Man" included an opening sponsor billboard for products of the Toni Company.
The original broadcast of "Lucy and the Golden Greek" and "Lucy, The Stunt Man" included an opening sponsor billboard for products of the Toni Company.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy and the Countess Have a Horse Guest" included an opening sponsor billboard for Wisk detergent.
The original broadcast of "Lucy and the Countess Have a Horse Guest" included an opening sponsor billboard for Wisk detergent.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy, The Undercover Agent" included an opening sponsor billboard for Dove.
The original broadcast of "Lucy, The Undercover Agent" included an opening sponsor billboard for Dove.
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Danny Thomas appeared on The Lucy Show as part of a trade-off agreement that included Lucille's appearance on his Wonderful World of Burlesque special of December 8, 1965. In that
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Danny Thomas appeared on The Lucy Show as part of a trade-off agreement that included Lucille's appearance on his Wonderful World of Burlesque special of December 8, 1965. In that special, Lucy flew over the audience and did mid-air somersaults to the tune of "Poor Butterfly."
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For the Holiday season, 1965, Gale Gordon recorded a series of radio Public Service Announcements, advising listeners to drive safely.
For the Holiday season, 1965, Gale Gordon recorded a series of radio Public Service Announcements, advising listeners to drive safely.
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For the Holiday season, 1965, Gale Gordon recorded a series of radio Public Service Announcements, advising listeners to drive safely.
For the Holiday season, 1965, Gale Gordon recorded a series of radio Public Service Announcements, advising listeners to drive safely.
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For the Holiday season, 1965, Gale Gordon recorded a series of radio Public Service Announcements, advising listeners to drive safely.
For the Holiday season, 1965, Gale Gordon recorded a series of radio Public Service Announcements, advising listeners to drive safely.
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For the Holiday season, 1965, Gale Gordon recorded a series of radio Public Service Announcements, advising listeners to drive safely.
For the Holiday season, 1965, Gale Gordon recorded a series of radio Public Service Announcements, advising listeners to drive safely.
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For the Holiday season, 1965, Gale Gordon recorded a series of radio Public Service Announcements, advising listeners to drive safely.
For the Holiday season, 1965, Gale Gordon recorded a series of radio Public Service Announcements, advising listeners to drive safely.
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A sign of the times: the studio logo that concluded the credits of each episode of The Lucy Show changed twice during Season Six: the first seven episodes to be produced and edited bore
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A sign of the times: the studio logo that concluded the credits of each episode of The Lucy Show changed twice during Season Six: the first seven episodes to be produced and edited bore the Desilu signature logo introduced in 1966; the next batch of eight shows had the Desilu signature with a Paramount copyright, and the final nine episodes had a new Paramount logo.
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her second consecutive Emmy for The Lucy Show. Also repeating their 1966-67 wins were Mission: Impossible, as Outstanding Dramatic Series, and Barbara Bain, for her continuing role on
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her second consecutive Emmy for The Lucy Show. Also repeating their 1966-67 wins were Mission: Impossible, as Outstanding Dramatic Series, and Barbara Bain, for her continuing role on Mission. Also nominated ere Gale Gordon, Writers Milt Josefsberg and Ray Singer (for "Lucy Gets Jack Benny's Account"), and The Lucy Show itself.
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Networks traditionally call attention to programs with short promo pieces that air adjacent to other shows on their schedule. In 1966, CBS broadcast this rarely-seen promotion heralding The Lucy Show.
Networks traditionally call attention to programs with short promo pieces that air adjacent to other shows on their schedule. In 1966, CBS broadcast this rarely-seen promotion heralding The Lucy Show.
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In "Lucy Goes to a Hollywood Premiere," "Lucy" works hard to get as many celebrity autographs as possible, but when she changes out of her usher uniform, she neglects to take back her autograph book!
In "Lucy Goes to a Hollywood Premiere," "Lucy" works hard to get as many celebrity autographs as possible, but when she changes out of her usher uniform, she neglects to take back her autograph book!
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In "Lucy and Dean Martin," the balcony scene - in which "Lucy" and "Eddie" cool off after dancing, and he goes to get her a wrap - originally included a brief conversation between "Lucy"
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In "Lucy and Dean Martin," the balcony scene - in which "Lucy" and "Eddie" cool off after dancing, and he goes to get her a wrap - originally included a brief conversation between "Lucy" and "Mary Jane."
Time problems required the scene to be cut - but we can still see "Mary Jane" exiting through the upstage door.
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In the fall of 1965, Lucille Ball and Gale Gordon (as "Lucy Carmichael" and "Mr. Mooney") appeared in a special presentation that was screened at the annual sales convention of Beatrice
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In the fall of 1965, Lucille Ball and Gale Gordon (as "Lucy Carmichael" and "Mr. Mooney") appeared in a special presentation that was screened at the annual sales convention of Beatrice Foods Company. Beatrice sponsored syndicated reruns of Desilu's The Greatest Show on Earth that season, and this was Lucy's way of thanking them.
Sadly, the picture portion of the presentation is lost but the audio track was recently rediscovered. We present highlights here, illustrated with footage and still frames borrowed from "Lucy and Bob Crane", as an approximation of what the picture elements might have been like.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy, The Gun Mole" included an opening sponsor billboard for Dove for Dishes.
The original broadcast of "Lucy, The Gun Mole" included an opening sponsor billboard for Dove for Dishes.
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"Lucy, The Gun Moll" ends with Lucille Ball "Breaking the fourth wall" and speaking directly to the audience. Her line is followed by the on-stage cast taking a small bow as the scene fades out!
"Lucy, The Gun Moll" ends with Lucille Ball "Breaking the fourth wall" and speaking directly to the audience. Her line is followed by the on-stage cast taking a small bow as the scene fades out!
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This seldom-seen promo for The Lucy Show used scenes from two fourth season episodes: "Lucy, The Superwoman" and "Lucy, The Stunt Man."
This seldom-seen promo for The Lucy Show used scenes from two fourth season episodes: "Lucy, The Superwoman" and "Lucy, The Stunt Man."
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On May 1, 1966, Lucy appeared on a CBS special, The Magic of Broadcasting, hosted by Arthur Godfrey. Included in the hour was a rare "behind the scenes visit" to Desilu Studios, where
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On May 1, 1966, Lucy appeared on a CBS special, The Magic of Broadcasting, hosted by Arthur Godfrey. Included in the hour was a rare "behind the scenes visit" to Desilu Studios, where viewers witnessed rehearsals for the "Lucy, The Robot" episode of The Lucy Show -- and a special interview with Gale Gordon.
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To promote their fall lineup of shows at their annual affiliates conference held in New York on May 3-4, 1966, CBS produced a 90-minute presentation that included preview scenes from the
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To promote their fall lineup of shows at their annual affiliates conference held in New York on May 3-4, 1966, CBS produced a 90-minute presentation that included preview scenes from the new shows and "Guest appearances" by many of the stars of their returning programs. Lucy and Gale Gordon appeared in a sketch heralding The Lucy Show.
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The new Season Five openings for The Lucy Show included glamorous shots of Lucille Ball posing for the camera. Seen here is raw footage from the shoot, courtesy of the actress's estate.
The new Season Five openings for The Lucy Show included glamorous shots of Lucille Ball posing for the camera. Seen here is raw footage from the shoot, courtesy of the actress's estate.
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Desilu craftsmen prepared the first ten Season Five episodes of The Lucy Show to include new opening titles with matching opening credits (Leading into Act One). Reportedly, Lucy herself
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Desilu craftsmen prepared the first ten Season Five episodes of The Lucy Show to include new opening titles with matching opening credits (Leading into Act One). Reportedly, Lucy herself later decided she did not care for the "jack-in-the-box" visual included in the sequence, and the titles were changed after only a few broadcasts.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy and the Submarine" ended with closing credits that included a display card for Toni Home Permanent and Tame Crème Rinse.
The original broadcast of "Lucy and the Submarine" ended with closing credits that included a display card for Toni Home Permanent and Tame Crème Rinse.
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The wacky airplane ride featured in "Lucy Flies to London" was based on material originally created in 1962 by I Love Lucy writers Bob Carroll, Jr. and Madelyn Davis for a Desilu pilot,
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The wacky airplane ride featured in "Lucy Flies to London" was based on material originally created in 1962 by I Love Lucy writers Bob Carroll, Jr. and Madelyn Davis for a Desilu pilot, The Victor Borge Comedy Theatre. As in The Lucy Show, Lucille Ball played a novice airline traveler and Gale Gordon her hapless seatmate. The scene was directed by Desi Arnaz.
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Lucy Carmichael (Lucille Ball), an American secretary, arrives in London to claim a free day trip that she won in a dog food jingle contest. She is expecting a luxury limousine tour of
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Lucy Carmichael (Lucille Ball), an American secretary, arrives in London to claim a free day trip that she won in a dog food jingle contest. She is expecting a luxury limousine tour of the city, but instead is greeted by a tour guide named Tony (Anthony Newley) who escorts her in a motorcycle with an open sidecar. Their initial stop, for punting on the River Thames in an inflatable raft, ends disastrously when they collide with a rowing team and sink beneath the waters. Tony then takes Lucy to the heart of London's shopping district, where she models the latest mod fashions in a musical number based on the Phil Spector tune Lucy in London.
Lucy is then escorted to Madame Tussaud’s wax museum, where she is frightened by a curator (Wilfred Hyde-White) whom she mistakes for a haunted wax statue that comes to life. She then visits a British manor, where she plays Kate opposite actor Peter Wyngarde in a scene from the William Shakespeare comedy The Taming of the Shrew. Lucy and Tony return to the Thames, where they sing Pop Goes the Weasel as a duet. The Dave Clark Five turns up to sing London Bridge is Falling Down.
Lucy and Tony then arrive at an empty theater, where Tony dons a tuxedo and sings a medley of songs from the Leslie Bricusse-Anthony Newley show Stop the World, I Want to Get Off. Lucy follows him with a mime act and a song where she shows her appreciation of her London adventures.
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Recently discovered in studio vaults, these rare trims and outtakes provide another glimpse of the Lucy in London staff at work. The clips, repurposed in 1968 as "Stock footage," are
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Recently discovered in studio vaults, these rare trims and outtakes provide another glimpse of the Lucy in London staff at work. The clips, repurposed in 1968 as "Stock footage," are silent. None of these specific takes were included in the final special.
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This revealing documentary explores Lucy's long forgotten 1966 special, Lucy in London. Illustrated with rare behind-the-scenes photos and deleted footage, the narrative includes
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This revealing documentary explores Lucy's long forgotten 1966 special, Lucy in London. Illustrated with rare behind-the-scenes photos and deleted footage, the narrative includes anecdotes by many of the key personnel responsible for Lucy's one-of-a-kind project. Also offering commentary are TV historians.
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Nabors, at this point, was not accustomed to working with a live studio audience. (His own series was filmed without an audience, like a feature film.) Watch as he enters and delivers
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Nabors, at this point, was not accustomed to working with a live studio audience. (His own series was filmed without an audience, like a feature film.) Watch as he enters and delivers his line while the exuberant audience is still cheering. Quick-thinking Lucy asks him to repeat it.
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The original broadcast of "Lucy Meets the Law" included an opening sponsor billboard for Lever Brothers and All Detergent.
The original broadcast of "Lucy Meets the Law" included an opening sponsor billboard for Lever Brothers and All Detergent.
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The primetime network rebroadcast of "Lucy and Tennessee Ernie Ford: Ended with closing credits that included a display card for Toni Home Permanent and Tame Crème Rinse.
The primetime network rebroadcast of "Lucy and Tennessee Ernie Ford: Ended with closing credits that included a display card for Toni Home Permanent and Tame Crème Rinse.
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No One was more surprised than Lucille Ball when her name was called as the winner of an Emmy Award on the awards broadcast of June 4, 1967. It was her first Emmy for The Lucy Show. (She
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No One was more surprised than Lucille Ball when her name was called as the winner of an Emmy Award on the awards broadcast of June 4, 1967. It was her first Emmy for The Lucy Show. (She had won two such statuettes for I Love Lucy, one in 1953 and one in 1956.) "I can't believe it," she exclaimed, "It's been a long, long time."
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Emmy for The Lucy Show. Mission: Impossible won as Outstanding Dramatic Series, and lead actress Barbara Bain, writer Bruce Geller, and editors Paul Krasny and Robert Waits all won for
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Emmy for The Lucy Show. Mission: Impossible won as Outstanding Dramatic Series, and lead actress Barbara Bain, writer Bruce Geller, and editors Paul Krasny and Robert Waits all won for their contributions to that series. Special effects craftsman Darrell Anderson, Linwood G. Dunn and Joseph Westheimer won for their work on Star Trek. Congratulatory ads appeared in the following days' trade press, and a proud Lucille Ball circulated a studio-wide memo...
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The New Season Six openings for The Lucy Show included glamorous shots of Lucille Ball posing for the camera. Seen here is raw footage from the shoot, courtesy of the actress's estate.
The New Season Six openings for The Lucy Show included glamorous shots of Lucille Ball posing for the camera. Seen here is raw footage from the shoot, courtesy of the actress's estate.
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Even the best of us make mistakes from time to time. When errors are made on modern-day TV-Shows, the resulting "Outtakes" are often saved for on-air specials or in-house gag reels. Not
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Even the best of us make mistakes from time to time. When errors are made on modern-day TV-Shows, the resulting "Outtakes" are often saved for on-air specials or in-house gag reels. Not many such outtakes were saved, however, in the 1950s and and '60s. Here are a precious few from Season Six of The Lucy Show.
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Carol Burnett appeared in the "Lucy and Carol Burnett" two-parter in exchange for Lucille Ball's guest appearance on Carol's "brand new" CBS variety series The Carol Burnett Show on
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Carol Burnett appeared in the "Lucy and Carol Burnett" two-parter in exchange for Lucille Ball's guest appearance on Carol's "brand new" CBS variety series The Carol Burnett Show on October 2, 1967. In addition to Lucy, the episode featured the first teaming of Carol with a young comic named Tim Conway, who later became a regular on the series.
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The Lucy Show was translated into many different languages and syndicated all over the world. We recently discovered a long-forgotten audio track from "Lucy Gets Her Diploma" as it was
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The Lucy Show was translated into many different languages and syndicated all over the world. We recently discovered a long-forgotten audio track from "Lucy Gets Her Diploma" as it was telecast in Italy. Note the opening theme used under the Italian graphics was that of The Lucy Show Season Three.
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The Lucy Show was translated into many different languages and syndicated all over the world. We recently discovered a long-forgotten audio track from "Lucy Gets Her Diploma" as it was
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The Lucy Show was translated into many different languages and syndicated all over the world. We recently discovered a long-forgotten audio track from "Lucy Gets Her Diploma" as it was telecast in Italy. Note the opening theme used under the Italian graphics was that of The Lucy Show Season Three.
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The original primetime broadcast of "Lucy Gets Her Diploma" and the June 1968 primetime network rebroadcast of "Lucy Meets the Berles" included an opening sponsor billboard for Pepsodent toothpaste.
The original primetime broadcast of "Lucy Gets Her Diploma" and the June 1968 primetime network rebroadcast of "Lucy Meets the Berles" included an opening sponsor billboard for Pepsodent toothpaste.
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Recently discovered in studio vaults, these rare trips from "Lucy Gets Jack Benny's Account" provide another glimpse of Lucy and her Desilu crew at work. The clips, trimmed from footage used in the actual episode, are silent.
Recently discovered in studio vaults, these rare trips from "Lucy Gets Jack Benny's Account" provide another glimpse of Lucy and her Desilu crew at work. The clips, trimmed from footage used in the actual episode, are silent.
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The April 1968 primetime network rebroadcast of "Lucy Gets Jack Benny's Account" included an opening sponsor billboard for the products of the Toni Company.
The April 1968 primetime network rebroadcast of "Lucy Gets Jack Benny's Account" included an opening sponsor billboard for the products of the Toni Company.
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"Lucy Gets Jack Benny's Account" received an Emmy nomination for writers Milt Josefsberg and Ray Singer, and featured one of the most expensive (reportedly $25,000!) gags ever presented
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"Lucy Gets Jack Benny's Account" received an Emmy nomination for writers Milt Josefsberg and Ray Singer, and featured one of the most expensive (reportedly $25,000!) gags ever presented in a Lucy show: Lucy and Benny sinking up to their chins in quicksand!
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Similar to "Live" theater, programs filmed before a studio audience often require the cast members to "think on their feet" when unscripted incidents occur. In "Lucy and Robert Goulet, "
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Similar to "Live" theater, programs filmed before a studio audience often require the cast members to "think on their feet" when unscripted incidents occur. In "Lucy and Robert Goulet, " for example, Lucy accidentally knocks her purse onto the floor, and quick-thinking Goulet retrieves it without mention.
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For Youth Appreciation Week, 1967-November 13-19-Lucille Ball recorded two radio Public Service Announcements, urging listeners to join the celebration. They are presented here, Illustrated with photos from "Lucy Gets Her Diploma."
For Youth Appreciation Week, 1967-November 13-19-Lucille Ball recorded two radio Public Service Announcements, urging listeners to join the celebration. They are presented here, Illustrated with photos from "Lucy Gets Her Diploma."
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For Youth Appreciation Week, 1967-November 13-19-Lucille Ball recorded two radio Public Service Announcements, urging listeners to join the celebration. They are presented here, Illustrated with photos from "Lucy Gets Her Diploma."
For Youth Appreciation Week, 1967-November 13-19-Lucille Ball recorded two radio Public Service Announcements, urging listeners to join the celebration. They are presented here, Illustrated with photos from "Lucy Gets Her Diploma."
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In one of her rare goofs, Lucile Ball, in "Lucy and the Pool Hustler," accidentally forgets to leave her lunch napkin at the table-and quickly has to stuff it into her purse when she and Gale start to play pool. Oops!
In one of her rare goofs, Lucile Ball, in "Lucy and the Pool Hustler," accidentally forgets to leave her lunch napkin at the table-and quickly has to stuff it into her purse when she and Gale start to play pool. Oops!
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The original primetime broadcast of "Lucy and Carol Burnett" (Part 1) included an opening sponsor billboard for Lifebuoy soap.
The original primetime broadcast of "Lucy and Carol Burnett" (Part 1) included an opening sponsor billboard for Lifebuoy soap.
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In "Lucy and the Lost Star" Joan Crawford appears to be using a lot of "elbow grease" to shine her banister. She'd better-if one watches closely, One will notice the star forgot to take the top off the can of polish. Oops!
In "Lucy and the Lost Star" Joan Crawford appears to be using a lot of "elbow grease" to shine her banister. She'd better-if one watches closely, One will notice the star forgot to take the top off the can of polish. Oops!
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The March 1968 prime time network rebroadcast of "Little Old Lucy" included an opening sponsor billboard for Wisk laundry detergent.
The March 1968 prime time network rebroadcast of "Little Old Lucy" included an opening sponsor billboard for Wisk laundry detergent.
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The April 1968 primetime network rebroadcast of "Lucy Gets jack Benny's Account" ended with a closing sponsor billboard for White Rain Shampoo.
The April 1968 primetime network rebroadcast of "Lucy Gets jack Benny's Account" ended with a closing sponsor billboard for White Rain Shampoo.
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The April 1968 primetime network rebroadcast of "Lucy Gets Mooney Fired" included an opening sponsor billboard for Dove Soap.
The April 1968 primetime network rebroadcast of "Lucy Gets Mooney Fired" included an opening sponsor billboard for Dove Soap.
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The May 1968 primetime network rebroadcast of "Lucy and Viv Reminisce" ended with a closing sponsor billboard for Lipton Tea and closing credits that included a display card for Lipton Tea.
The May 1968 primetime network rebroadcast of "Lucy and Viv Reminisce" ended with a closing sponsor billboard for Lipton Tea and closing credits that included a display card for Lipton Tea.
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Lucille Ball admitted to being truly shocked when, on May 19, 1968, the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences presented her with her second consecutive Emmy Award for her work as an
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Lucille Ball admitted to being truly shocked when, on May 19, 1968, the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences presented her with her second consecutive Emmy Award for her work as an actress on The Lucy Show. (Previously, she had won two such statuettes for I Love Lucy, one in 1953 and one in 1956, and won for her work on The Lucy Show in 1967.)
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The June 1968 primetime network rebroadcast of "Lucy Meets the Berles" ended with a closing sponsor billboard for Dove dishwashing liquid.
The June 1968 primetime network rebroadcast of "Lucy Meets the Berles" ended with a closing sponsor billboard for Dove dishwashing liquid.
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Beginning in September, 1968, after completing its six-year run on CBS primetime, The Lucy Show became a regular entry on CBS' Monday-through-Friday daytime schedule (1968-1972). The
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Beginning in September, 1968, after completing its six-year run on CBS primetime, The Lucy Show became a regular entry on CBS' Monday-through-Friday daytime schedule (1968-1972). The daytime broadcasts included a "mid-break" bumper, reminding viewers to stay tuned for more of Lucy's zaniness.
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This is the promo for the "Here's Lucy" Show
This is the promo for the "Here's Lucy" Show
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This is the promo for "Here's Lucy after the Lucy Show ended. This was her new series promo.
This is the promo for "Here's Lucy after the Lucy Show ended. This was her new series promo.
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