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The worst movie you'll ever see -- Casting Ball as Mame, even Bea could not save it.

How many other duets feature a male soprano, and a female baritone?

🤣 LOVIT!!!

Bill Died a few months after this. He dropped dead of a heart attack in front of the Beverly Hills Hotel he lived in for a number of years.

Charming -

This reminds me of Elaine and her boss

Vivian Vance had already left the series as a regular by this point, in this its new fourth season. Ann Sothern returned here in her occasional recurring role as Lucy Carmichael’s visiting friend ‘The Countess,’ as the Lucy character transitioned to moving to California and no longer had the ‘Viv’ character as a regular sidekick. ❤

That mean guy was on CORONATION STREET

What is the year when this was shot?

Not surprised he didn’t live long after this. He looks really sick.

Lucy was a rehearseaholic so I wonder how many times they did this routine before filming.

I grew up with wholesome creative entertainment

Remembering 1960s 1970. always loved Here’s Lucy. Real treat to see Wayne Newton as well

That Was Beautiful! Very Talented Show

If you say you didn’t replay this after it was over you’re lying 😊

Wayne and Lucy ❤❤❤❤

Why is everyone acting like she’s huge…? From the looks of it she’s not even plus size.

You forget that I'm both a cop AND A LADY!

At the time, filmmakers would make alternate takes in anticipation of television showings in order to replace what was considered offensive. So of course, on the original broadcast, Mame says, "most poor suckers are starving to death ". Vera's alternate line for "the man in the moon is a bitch" became, "I told you you didn't have any talent when we were in the chorus together." I actually think it's a funnier line and I wish I had saved my video recording of it.

Oooohhhh Fred!

Good drummer .

He looks like hes lucys dad

Happy 137th Birthday, Mr William Frawley.

Hilarious movie. Charles Busch is an underrated brilliant actor.

He collapsed on a sidewalk walking home. He was carried into a motel lobby were he died. 😢

Nice little 4th wall joke.

I think that was Desi Arnaz Jr. on the drums.

I can see Bobby Darin's influence in Wayne's stage business. The shoulder shrug, the dance moves, the microphone shtick -- it's all Darin.

Lucy acting all brand new stupid bitch made herself some meth too?

To say Wayne Newton is massively musically talented is an understatement. He’s so underrated and not nearly appreciated as he should be.

Lol... cant' get better than that. Gale Gordon as Mr. Mooney.

Gale Gordon didn't get his fair share of the accolades! t

Time for another movie!

I loved him on My Three Sons. God Bless

Despite Vivian Vance's hatred towards him I'm sure he was a great man.. RIP William Frawley..

This show aired on October 25, 1965. Bill passed away on March 3, 1966. The name of this episode was "Lucy And The Countess Have A Horse Guest"

Three Legends Absolutely Marvelous RIP

Very peculiar. I don't know what to think.

Most of you listeners would be surprised to know that Lucy really could play many instruments. Back then people needed work and learned whatever they needed to to get the part and get paid.

Who the drummer, Dezi ??

Love these two amazing ladies love them Ms. Lucille was amazing. Ms. Carol great always

One of our hidden gems of LGBTQIA+ media. For the little gay boy in me who felt empowered by Anne Bowman. ❤🎉😅

A very different feel to this version from the Lesley Manville version! Now I have to watch the whole thing!

Trump can open a new bank account and get a free toaster from Mr. Moony

How did the writers ever think up this crazy, hysterical, episode? It could only happen to LUCILLE BALL. LUCY once said in an interview that this was the most dangerous stunt that she ever performed on television. She gave credit to Vivian Vance who helped her get through this scene by saving her from drowning. I also read that this scene was heavily edited for television. The actual filming of this scene went on for much longer than the version that was shown on TV when it originally aired.

THANK YOU SO MUCH for posting this. It’s one of my favorite “guaranteed to make me laugh” videos. “Now where’s my puddin’!”

Never seen this clip before…wonderful entertainment

More cornball humor, slapstick and over-acting.

He didn’t look like he had aged from the “I Love Lucy” shows from the 50s!

Loved how Ricky would roll the "R" in Fred's name.