I Love Lucy: Lucille Ball Shares Her FAVORITE Episode (Flashback)
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- Lucille Ball spoke with ET in 1984 about the success of ‘I Love Lucy’ and the hit sitcom’s enduring popularity. Out of all the show’s many iconic moments, the legendary actress revealed which episode was ‘the most exciting’ for her. She opened up about her marriage to Desi Arnaz and their eventual divorce in 1960. Ball also praised former co-stars Vivian Vance (famous for playing Ethel Mertz) and William Frowley (known to viewers as Fred Mertz), admitting that she can become emotional watching reruns that stir fond memories. ‘I Love Lucy’ is streaming on Paramount+.
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She was the Original. Everyone that came after her walked in her footsteps. And Desi didn't get enough credit for changing the face of television comedies.
They get credit, just not sure if it’s still enough. They changed not just tv comedies but TV itself.
Desi’s 3 camera shoots and smart scripts, Desilu’s producorial tastes (Star Trek for one), fostering young acting talent that then became stars of the 70’s and 80’s, Lucy carving the path for all successful TV actresses after her, broadcasting the first network show that caught on around the entire world.
They really CHANGED the whole industry AROUND them. Not sure we’ll see anything like that ever again.
R.I.P. Lucille Ball and Desi Arnez
"No, I got more childish and happier!" Now that's living life to the fullest!
😊👍👍💓
Amen!!🙏
I am a Lucy fan because she was a great woman who did it her way despite opposition she was talented
The queen of comedy
1989. Her death. Was so so sad but she lived a very full life an icon a power player she was a name that changed the rules ….in a man’s world
One of my favorite moments of the show is when Desi sings "We're having a baby". I danced to that song Christmas Eve with my husband and went into labor a little while later. 💖
Thats sweet.
I announced my pregnancy to my mom by playing that song over the phone. I love Lucy was such a big part of my childhood, mothers and grandmother who has an uncanny resemblance to Lucille ball.
That moment was very emotional for Lucy herself. You can see the tears.
What a sweet story! Thank you for sharing.
I have so much respect for Lucille ball she broke barriers in her time 🤠❤
She’s such a Class Act. She has built childhood memories for all of us. Regardless of age. God bless you Lucy. Thank you for everything
I still remember when she died. I grew up watching I Love Lucy. She was really funny, cool, and pretty. An icon really. So when she died, I was devastated.
Hello Jason
Wonderful sitcom. So funny! ♥️
I love seeing her speak so lovingly of the people involved with the show, Vivian, Bill and of course, Desi:)
My sweet Lucy. I’ve never felt more at peace in my life than when watching I love Lucy. It transports me to childhood content.
This was the best interview of Lucille Ball on TH-cam. Glad ET finally posted it on their channel.
You betcha it was.
I so agree! I love this interview. She was a smart, gorgeous, talented and driven woman. And an amazing actress and comedienne 🥰 RIP Lucille Ball ❤❤❤
Two years ago I said this was the best interview with Lucille Ball on TH-cam. And I still think it is. I wish that the complete Robin Leach interview with Lucy from start to finish would be posted--not just this edited segment.
I love the episodes where she shows her real dancing and other skills. And they don't clown it up. I love the cuban pete number. No matter what she did it was always perfection and the show is timeless. What a gift she gave us all.
STILL to this day, THE BEST Sitcom in HISTORY!! It NEVER gets Old and Still Holds Up!!!
Also The Honeymooners, and Andy Griffith show.
@@eloiseockert9233those don’t come even close to lucy.
@JayeAlonzoTopete , actually, the Andy Griffith show came super close.
I don't understand people who actually like I Love Lucy. It sucks.
@@richardgray8593 , morning troll.
Lucy was "THE BEST". Nobody will not replace Lucy.
I was born in 1956. I have been watching l Love Lucy reruns since l was four years old. I have probably seen every episode at least thirty times and they never get old.
Its 2024 and I still love watching and will forever love “I Love Lucy” what a great show and wonderful cast. My they all RIP❤
She was one of Hollywoods best Mothers. She raised her children with discipline and most of all, love.
there’s a very sweet interview with Art Linklater (who himself was an orphan as a child and was married for 75 years), where he talks about how Lucy would always ask him little things about what to do with her children and he would try to help her with advice.
She took on so many duties in her life in a different era when that just wasn’t seen yet, sadly.
Mom, executive, actress, she did it all R.I.P.
The words of someone intelligent, articulate, thoughtful and humble. You can tell she doesn't feel entitled to her success. She worked hard and the results speak for themselves. This is delightful.
Lucy was THE BEST. Will never see another like her! ❤️
Never Ever PERIOD!!!!!
I think about how incredibly difficult it must have been for Lucille Ball to be respected back in a day when women were actively fighting to be recognized for their talent and contributions to this country and world. She not only broke down walls, she set a standard for all male and females, in every aspect of the entertainment business. Her physical comedy, her timing, her delivery, were always all on point. The people around her just made her better and those around her were unbelievable talents too. I saw a Johnny Carson interview with Desi. He was so classy and truthful. He said, I give 90% credit for our success to Lucy. It’s such a shame that they could never find the true happiness in their personal lives that they portrayed on the TV’s across the world. May they all Rest In Peace.
He still sent her flowers every year on their anniversary til he died.
If that's true that's an amazing fact wow
@@phoenixsage29 do you mean what I said?
And racial barriers too, pushing the mixed marriage. 😊
Lucille Ball was a regular part of my summers when I was 11-13 on channel 11 fox in my grandmas tiny trailer home while she was at work on the tiniest television set and I was never without a smile or moment of laughter. Phenomenal woman, comedian, and wickedly intelligent her and Desi both. Thank you Lucy, we love you!
She got me through a lot of tough times. I don't think I've ever laughed so hard at a show. Classic.
Thank you Lucy❤, Desi❤, Vivian❤ & William❤ for how much you gave & still give us-God Bless you forever
There will NEVER be another Lucy and Desi. Millions who weren't even born, like myself, absolutely LOVE LUCY. She was an extraordinary talent and Desi complimented her perfectly. AND I love Lucy broke the ground for alot of taboo topics as well as real life topics in television.
It’s weird to watch an entire cast that makes you laugh right now and every time you see them with timeless entertainment… but really everybody in that cast is gone.
Absolutely agree. Definitely understand what you mean. Lol. They will forever live through that show. I still watch Lucy and feel their spirit. 💯
Keith Thibodeau (little Ricky) Is the only one left.
Yeah. Good memories on the TV.
@@billybassman21 I had the pleasure of meeting Keith. He was great 👍
@@awordfrompresidentpat1985, and they will forever live in our hearts.
It's a refreshing change to hear someone GENUINELY talk of loving everyone they worked with on a successful Show without bad feelings. God Bless Lucy! x
I still LOVE her,I miss her dearly.
@@jiena____6464 We all miss her.She's making everyone in HEAVEN laugh.She's a laughing ANGEL 😇
Yeah she died from heart surgery😞😞😞😞😞😪😪😪😪
I love her unexpected answers. Quite direct and down-to-earth.
🤣 the chocolate factory one was one of my favorites! Oh what a beautiful memory to have shown, I had forgotten. I love Lucy 💘 💗
Wow, wonderful interview that I hadn't seen before. Thanks for bringing it to light. I imagine that interviewer must have felt quite a sense of pride that he found a question that she could thoughtfully answer that she hadn't been asked 30 plus years since she became a household name. Wonderful!
I love Lucy is such a wonderful classic television show. Lucy was such a beautiful lady 😍💙.
God, she is still funny 70 years later. I love Lucy!
Thank you, Lucy, for the gift you gave the world. You made childhood amazing for me and for my daughter too. You showed us how a woman of your time could be both funny, talented, and a shrewd businessperson. I've always said I want to be Lucy when I grow up. I love Lucy and always will. I have nothing but tremendous respect for you.
This is the FIRST interview I’ve EVER seen where Ms. Ball comes off chill. She always seems uptight, tough, and not fun. Nice to see her saying nice things bout Mr. Arnaz.
Well said. Maybe it’s because the interview was relatively short and they were asking her questions she expected and was comfortable with.
@@jaredjlinden Maybe you’re right. At any rate, it’s refreshing to see an interview of Ms. Ball where she looks content and relaxed.
I agree. Best interview of Lucille Ball I've ever seen.
@@paulsmith2279 Yes, I checked it out. She was very open and gracious in that interview as well.
Totally agree. She was such a serious woman, but here she really seems at ease. I love her.
Lucille Ball had talent and a gift for comedy. The chocolate factory scene from her show is still my favorite episode from her show. As Desi Arnaz said "Lucy was the show. Viv, Fred and I were props. Damn good props, but props nevertheless."
Man, I’m so glad that this show lasted and reruns have stayed on so those of us who were not born yet could still watch and love Lucy.
It's because they insisted on using 35 mm movie film that we have the reruns today. No other show back then had reruns. They were all done live. CBS refused to pay for the film saying it was too expensive. Lucy and Desi spent their own money on the film and then the filmed episodes belonged to them. What a genius.
I wish Aaron Sorkin could have captured this more joyful and upbeat side of Lucy in his movie. She is so delightful here.
She had a few funny moments in the movie.
Movie was awful - think the main actors were not good. Nicole Kidman felt plastic and Javier was not appealing at all either.
I was shocked that the film opened with a sex scene. Hardly our experience of the show.
This is beautiful makes me love her even more 💟
Me too!
@@mpshields she's my hero
@@pjperily2000 As a kid, I use to go to the corner store for candy once a week to eat while watching Here's Lucy. For an extra treat. I got a signed ash tray prop from Lucy when she starred in the movie Mame.
"Pretty Rare" !!!
This is the best interview I've seen of Lucy.
I agree, what an articulate woman that answers every question directly. I knew she had brains but haven't seen them displayed in that manner. I remember mourning her death.
Greatest sitcom ever
She's absolutely gorgeous!
I really love it, when people get a divorce and reflect with care. She was a class act generous, warm....not hogging the credit. I Love Lucy ❤
and her very last film was extremely touching, important, and the message it gave was really strong.
I just saw a Johnny Carson clip where Desi says he gives 90% of the credit to Lucy and he and the others the remaining 10%. Truly heart warming to know they still looked out for each other. There's also a clip of them in a swimming pool with their grandchild. They may have divorced and gone on to marry others, but they still cared for each other. After all, they were a big big piece of each other's lives. Good to see they remained friends.
Me too
@@lynnmartz8739 Only one lawyer when they divorced and co-parented with full cooperation with each other. They talked several times a week, and Lucy always asked Desi's advice about projects such as doing "Mame,"or issues that came up when she was still in charge of Desilu. Even though both had long term successful marriages Desi sent her flowers every year on their Anniversary. Actually the last time they spoke together, a few days before he died, was on what would have been their 46th Anniversary.
Everybody loved Lucy. I read her life story in her book called "Love Lucy". I also read Desi's book, called "A Book" by Desi. Very interesting, talented and smart people. ❤
I agree - Desi put his book out there and went around the country promoting Ä Book. I think that would have been great if Lucy had done the same. However her book did not come out till after she died. Enjoyed both books.
I ready Love Lucy too. I was in middle school and had to do a Women’s History Month project. This was during a time I couldn’t stand reading and I was not able to put that book down. I credit Lucille Ball for helping me re-discover my fondness for reading
Wow! She gets the beauty of having a child like spirit. So many celebrities should learn from her.
Being an ILL fan, and with the new movie Being the Ricardo’s release I’ve been watching Lots of Lucy interviews and this is my favorite one! She seems so relaxed and happy to be talking. I specially loved when he asked her about Desi and said she was very close to him and talked to him 3 times a week, and how highly she talks about him ☺️❤️
I💓LUCY, TOO! I was so happy that Lucie Arnaz was so happy to have Nicole Kidman play her mom. Ms Arnaz said she loved the film and she was so glad they didn't make Nicole look like her mom because she said she wouldn't have liked that at all. I just loved especially when Lucy & Ethel were in scenes together. RIP Lucy & Des and Vivian & William! We love you!💓🌹
He played hard was a nice way of Lucy saying Desi was unfaithful.
@@SuperC888 I think "stars" for the most part back then didn't share all their personal stuff w'/the world like so many celebs do today. I think Ms. Ball understood what "I 💓 Lucy" meant to so many fans and their personal grievances weren't important to share.
I have been an ILL fan since I can remember and I was so excited for Being the Ricardo's... I hated how they made Desi look though. She wouldn't have wanted his legacy to be the worst part about him.
@@Otterice Girl same..same! What a shame they made them both look unsympathetic. Terrible casting and movie overall. I don’t think either of them would be okay with this. It’s a shame their kids agreed to be part of it. 😔
Well? Jimminey Cricketts; Lucy is so clear and so well thought out in her speech .......... and so humble.
I miss you all may God Bless you all in Heaven but never forgotten 🌹⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️♥️♥️♥️🌹🌹💋🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Thank you for the upload. This was a good interview. She talked about some stuff she hasn't talked about before. Including Desi and the marriage. I was surprised that she had 8 or 10 favorite moments or episodes from the show. That's a beautiful thing to know. She really enjoyed her time on there. And she cried cause her two of her co stars had died. She really felt for them. How beautiful.
@James Hama I'm okay
@James Hama I'm not your friend. I don't know you. And I'm not interested.
When she said she doesn't laugh but cries a little because they are gone made me sad... they use to say her and Ethel hated each other
Her & Vivian were really close friends! in real life (which you may know) :)
@@landmarkcm i didn't know it for a long time. it's nice to know they were close!
lillian p: It was Vivian Vance and William Frawley that hated each other in real life. Their lines were planned accordingly to how they felt about each other.
@@albertcarello7328 Vivian and Bill didn't hate each other. They fought like siblings.
@@trawlins396 But Vivian refused to do any new additional shows with William Frawley.
В детстве жила в в Америке. И каждый день я смотрела этот замечательный сериал. Вспоминаю и плачу. Какая великая женщина!!актриса,человек,красавица!!!! Я люблю Люси как и миллионы людей.
To the fab four, thanks for the memories.😀
such professionalism, Im glad despite their divorce, Desi and Lucy continued as friends and remains in contact, sometimes things like that work out that way. That is the recipe of a good show, colleagues who greatly respect each other and work hard, as well as love their craft and have a knack for creating good chemistry between themselves and the characters they portray on screen. Also being on time, learning your lines properly and being able to have fun despite how hard the work is, also contributes well to a project of any kind.
It sure was one helluva amazing show. The cast was perfect. I loved watching it so much ❤
Such a lovely interview! I agree she seems much more at ease in this interview than in others! :)
May God bless her for all eternity. She gave me a lot of laughs when I was young.
Such a wonderful person you are Lucille Ball even though I grew up in the 1980's as a child I really enjoyed the show because you were always cracking jokes god bless you 🙏 and thanks for a great time in life 😁☮️
Lucy was a real gem of a lady and so very funny ! I love her acting ! I have a book written by her that her daughter rewrote some of it and published it ! Lucy was a lady and I loved her acting and she was best at being funny !
Lucille wrote the book and daughter maybe did some editing (tho is was already fairly well edited). Her daughter did have it published - Love, Lucy.
She was the BEST of the BEST ♥️
Peerless woman, peerless program, even after all these years 💝
She always be the queen of tv and comedy
So many favorite "I Love Lucy" episodes, but the one in the shack when the train went by - when I first saw that I thought I was going to break a rib. Vivian Vance killed it. Or the episodes while they were in Hollywood - they were all pure gold. I miss the 50s.
I am a millennial. The only reason why I know about lucile ball is through syndicated reruns back in the 80s and early 90s. It was on, and I watched because there was nothing else to watch. Today, with personalized algorithmic streaming, nobody will be exposed to anything too old or outside their bubble of personal interests. I think most classic media is going to be quickly forgotten by the new generations
Newer isn't always better, I constantly say.
Gen x here and same
I wouldn't jump to that conclusion. I see a lot of gen z who seem to reject some of the stuff on nowadays and actually go looking for old stuff. If you're gen z, give me a like!
@@moccalou how can they find it If it’s not available for streaming?
My response is getting deleted constantly. Something weird is happening. I can't answer your question.
It may have actually deemed your username as spam and you can't be @ted. Because not @ing you keeps my comment.
Lucy is available on Hulu and the CBS website.
I wish women were still as well groomed today as Lucy was. She had respect for herself. I see women at Walmart looking like they just got out of bed. Comb your hair.
because they ( men and women) literally did just get out of bed to get some more food to eat in bed.
When I’m sick or sad or stressed nothing makes me start feeling better than turning on Lucy. ❤
Lucy and ricky are legends! And the show is a classic! I used to watch the reruns as a kid in the 80s. And still watch it sometimes today. The show is still funny and holds up well. Rest in peace. Lucy. And ricky.🙏👍
Ricky’s real name is Desi Arnez. Ricky is his stage name.
And Desi🙏🏼
The chocolate factory is my favorite 👏🏾👏🏾😃😂
Gen Z feller here. My mom tried showing me I Love Lucy when I was about 7 years old but I wasn’t really interested. Few years back, we started a TV watching ritual every night and eventually, began incorporating Black and White shows. I pitched The Twilight Zone because it is a classic show and I have some fond memories of seeing a couple of episodes (my 3rd-5th grade teacher showed us a few, hope heaven is nice Mrs. Crockett ❤️) and my mother pitched I Love Lucy. We ended up having it alternate between nights and after a while, I suppose I gree to love Lucy just as much as everyone else. This show’s comedy is timeless and I am so glad my mom exposed me to it. Appreciate your god damn parents more, too!
Why did you blow up 4x3 ratio footage to fill a 16x9 frame? And you didn't even do it with 4K or HD footage. And you didn't centre properly. Do you have children running your show and TH-cam channel?
I assume you know what you're talking about but probably you'd have better luck with an email or a facebook post than in a comment section of a video that gets 100,000+ views.
Pro Tip: Probably best to leave out the insult if you really want a reply.
Good Luck!
The truth was Desi had a nervous breakdown from a combination of things. Desi's father belittled him because Lucy was the star and his father thought the man should be the leader but Desi was the head of the family (Lucy didnt take that away from him) and Desi was the CEO of DesiLu (Lucy didnt even go near running the company) so the only place Lucy was the leader was because she had that name that attracted the audience. If you want to know the "key" to understanding Lucille Ball, she says it right here in this interview and its one of the few if only places she said it. I made friends in this business (very loyal talented friends) which insulated her from a lot of problems (lord knows she had enough with Desi and Desi Jr but people wanted DesiLu once they built it up to a television empire and don't be naive in thinking that they would have destroyed both of them if they could get their hands on that studio...and almost did get the studio when Lucille was charged with being a communist). Lucille knowing poverty and knowing how hard it is to get work when your out of work in the entertainment industry...she worked her ass off...not just for Lucy...but if she failed...she would have had to fire Vivian Vance, William Frawley, the writers, the producers, the directors, the staff, all her friends she gave guest appearances too so they could put food on the table. People go to work and they do their job. Imagine going to work and feeling the weight of 100 or a 1000 people...and you know each one of them personally...and your responsible for keeping them employed. You can say Lucille was controlling and tough but she was a person that was a mama lioness and she was both helping and protecting the people around her...and they protected her. Furthermore, Lucy and Desi never underpaid or exploited anyone in their studio. They knew the downsides of the business and they made it known DesiLu was a family company and they did their best to run it that way.
I love what you said Tom Wheeler - absolutely on target. Thank you for your clear, thoughtful commentary. So true.
I ❤️ LUCY ‼️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹
Lucille saw what she did as just "work." Her true fans see it as one of the greatest wonders of this world ... funny how perspectives can be so different.
My favorite episode: Any episode with her toaster! What a cool prop.
I completely and totally admire and respect the fact that they represented the first and only interracial husband and wife in those days . I've always always LOVED LOVED lucille and Desi but for that reason alone, it always has a special place in my heart . My mom was born and raised in Mexico, and my dad was white .... Best show that ever existed still till this day ❤
Such a lovely interview. This is how I’d like to remember Lucy. Not all the problems and the drama, but the nice stuff. I like hearing about her fond memories of making the show. Life isn’t perfect but I’d like to think that for a time she really was happy working with her husband, having a happy family, and being at the top of the world. I’m glad to see her focusing on the positive and fondly remembering the good times. She brought us so much joy and laughter. I can only wish she really was happy and at peace towards the end.
Lucy was in a long term marriage which she was happy in, and had regular contact with Desi till his death. While Gary Morton always seemed blah to me - she was happy with him - the support he gave her and not the drama that was in her first marriage. Also happy that Desi had a loving supportive relationship with his second wife. Don't know much about her, but Lucy said she was lovely and good for Desi; and the Lucie Arnaz also felt very positive about her too. Lucy and Desi gave us so much in I Love Lucy - they were both intelligent, talented people. Thank you to them both for leaving us with laughter.
The pain, but yet love and respect she could give Desi after so many years, after so long. Wow!
She was truly awesome
Hopefully nicole will honor her with her portrayal.
Thanks for posting. The best interview I've seen of Lucille Ball.
There will never be another Lucy♥️
I love this beautiful lady ... So much talent very funny lady
Lucy looks beautiful here ❤️
This was a very good interview. Robin Leach did a good job and Lucy was great in it. Relaxed.
That was a great question and answer about how she actually became more childlike and happy during ILL. In her interview about 8 or so years earlier with Barbara Walters, she spoke about the ILL set as a place she could "pretend" her marriage was actually that happy. It was sad to hear her say that, and you could see why she embraced the happiness that Gary Morton had offered her at a time when she most needed it. By the time of this interview, she had softened her criticism of Desi, but still made the point that his excesses could not be moderated and destroyed their marriage. It's always a pleasure to find"new" interviews like this one, and to know that she and Desi got so close again, especially near the end of their respective lives. Thanks for sharing.
All of us here, and many others around the world : we really did love Lucy ❤ and will still do. Lucy, Desi, Vivian, William 🕯️ Rest in Peace 🕊️
I love " I love Lucy " best days ever with Lucy and the crew .. Gee's I'm almost 60 and it brings back good ole days and childhood memories I'll die with these memories .
I LOVE LUCY!!!!!!
I feel like Lucy everyday. I live in an apt where she lived.
Lucille Ball is laughing it up with Betty White up in the Afterlife. God bless them.
I was born after they all passed and I grew up on this show. My favorite show of all time. Timeless classic that will never ever be forgotten.
Same here. I remember watching this during summer (while I was in elementary school) with siblings in early 2000s. Good times
Lucy loved her children. I've seen so many interviews where she indicated that her children were the most important thing of all. If all mothers could be just like her. Beautiful soul. Lucy and Desi, Jr. sure were lucky to call her Mom
True story; while I was a manager at a television broadcast network, I made my staff of 9 coordinators in a giant room keep our tv monitors on the morning re-runs of I love Lucy, 2 episodes back to back Mon thru Fri. I did it because with the tough days in a live feed network unit it can get pretty tense. Lucy had a way of helping us all start our day with a laugh, and it helped a great deal. When new hires would come in I'd explain that those tv's had to be on I love Lucy every morning, they thought I was kidding, until existing staff would say, no she's serious. Lucille Ball was a genious, to this day I re watch that show and laugh just as hard as the first time I saw it. ❤
Lucille is the only person who watched the show and didn't laugh
I just love her so much! I was 1 during this interview! I grew up with Lucy, greatest sitcom EVER!
Great interview - see Lucy in a different perspective from this clip.
I'm not sure if I remember correctly but I think they recorded her saying goodbye because she sounded tired and sick. I was young so i was really sad that she was dying
I love her SO much!!! Still!!!!
the interviewer really wanted to push the topic of Desi because that’s what the world wanted to hear. Not I! They were divorced! Get over it.
Desi was an illegal immigrant. He worked hard because it was given to him. He got lucky to meet Lucy. Without her, he wouldn’t have a role in Hollywood.
He better work hard, because he stopped acting after Lucy. No shows he did was a success
We still ❤️ Lucy!
In my opinion, and probably the opinions of a lot of other people, "The I love Lucy" ❤ sitcom whether it's outdated, or not, because it was filmed in 50's is by far the most popular sitcom throughout the whole world 🌎🌍 hands down. It'll always be funny even though we know what's coming up because of the reruns.But in my opinion, what made I Love Lucy so great! Was that each episode was only a half hour. The audience /viewers was begging to see more.
MISS UUU SO SI MUCH.. SEE YA ON THE FLIP SIDE MY DARLING!!
It’s too bad her and Ricky had to do all those ridiculous cigarette 🚬commercials to push the product on people. It would’ve been a great public service if she had copied Yul Brynner and did anti-smoking commercials instead of trying to do that one last TV series which was terrible, and only lasted a few weeks. she tried to stick around a little too long, just like Joe Biden.🚬🙋♀️⚰️
My favorite is the club scene where he sings we’re having a baby. She was fighting back tears the whole song. It was supposed to not air because of that and the fact Desi messed up a few lines but it was agreed that that was the best take. I still get choked up at the end of that episode.
Hello Cary, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the COVID-19 virus??
Imagine making a TV comedy that's still popular 73 years later. Just amazing.
I ❤ Lucy
And And And ….. shame on her daughter & son who says mean things about their Mother. But but but …. aren’t they now enjoying all of Mother’s money!