Hearing the opening, I don’t know why, I get emotional. Part of my childhood before realizing how harsh life is and the ugliness of the world. This brings joyful laughs. It’s nice, feels good inside.
I look up to some comedia shows to have a time of joy. Most of today's comedy shows are hash and think that using words with double meanings. Which most of the time allure to sex. At least that's what happening with my local channels
@@aidaresto4787 - Yup.. either sex or politics. I love shows from Lucy's era because they don't feel the need to lecture me, either directly or indirectly.. they only seek to entertain.
This particular theme song always brought with it an air of anticipation .. You sat up and paid attention because it felt like something big was about to happen, and we were always excited to see what Lucy was going to get herself into this week!
I feel the same way! When I hear the opening, it takes me right back to my childhood, sitting in my child-sized rocking chair, waiting for the show to begin. I can still feel the excitement! I'm so glad we had no idea how the world would turn out, in our later years. It wasn't perfect back then, of course, but it was, for the most part, certainly a lot better than it is today.
I was blessed to haved grown up during the glory days of the local family owned department store. They would have one day only scratch and dent appliance sales where customers would rush in when the doors opened and literally jump onto washers, dryers, etc... to claim their trophy.
So sad...a few years ago Christmas Holiday Seadon in Gteen Acres Mall people rushed in groves when a store opened s d literally crushed the security guard to death! The real meaning of the holiday had become lost...
I've been watching Lucille Ball since I was a kid and I appreciate her humour more and more. Gale Gordon was terrific too of course, no one could blow his stack like Mr. Mooney. Fabulous comedy.
Lucille Ball gave it her all. She certainly didn't need the money and was nationality and internationaly famous. As she grew older many urged her to quit but she loved the business. She was perfection and the true original. There will never be anyone else like her.
Well it covers time waiting for the development of the vaccine especially when one is all alone. I am 66 friends have moved on. Not close with family. This helps me through and other sitcoms as well.
Yesterday and you can make your friends happy with 8.30am and 6.30am and you can get 6.30am for years ago when you have 8.30am for the best and most importantly you have been able
Yes I am going through the wrong things and replies are Gordon 6.30am for years and you are going through the wrong way and you are going through the wrong things 8.30am you can get 6 to the house to be the same things that have been
I had a coat like hers in that store, in 1968, when I was 13; just in a more youthful cut, different colors of green and yellow. The 1950's, '60's, and very early '70's, wonderful time to grow up. I wouldn't be young today for millions. Our lives were gentler, easier, carefree. AND, safer! These TV shows, including Leave It To Beaver, Andy Griffith, Father Know's Best etc., are really how it was. I am blessed beyond measure to have been born and grown up when I did.
I agree with you completely Donna. I was 10 in 1968 and I would not trade growing up during that time for the world. Seeing these old episodes brings back so many good memories. Wonderful time to be a kid!!
I was born in 1968! I loved growing up then. Life seemed magical in the 1970's... The 60's would have been even better... I love the clothes, the innocence back then..
My Own Path did you ever see The Lucy Show episode 15 “ Lucy’s sister visits” from season one? Funny as hell when she and Viv arrange Lucy’s sister’s wedding and they make the cake and punch? The Punch gets spiked with Champagne without them knowing and they get smashed when it comes time to decorate the six tier wedding cake.. My favorite episode! lol
I love Lucy...she's a doll, beautiful and so funny! 🥰 Her humor has rubbed off on me, and I'm honored to have grown up watching her & many others from this time
I am tired of every murder and killing show and virus that will kill us that is on tv today in 2021. Lucy has stood the test of time and beyond. To go back to a time when you could chuckle about some debacle Lucy would get herself into which made perfect sense to her scripts is so good. We need her today.
@@eloiseockert6561 I think he must have meant the 50s and 60s. But even in the 70s people generally did dress well. Even if they were the Disco and leisure suit kind. Still looked better than a lot of crap worn today.
Two ancedotes. Ginger Rogers was queen of RKO when Lucy worked there. Later, Rogers moved on, and she was doing a pic at some other studio- I forgot which picture- and said she was going to the bathroom. She came back half an hour or so later. Someone asked where she went. "RKO." Much later, Ginger co-starred with Carol Channng in "The FIrst Traveling Saleslady." Channing would later brag that this awful film put RKO out of business. Maybe an exaggeration, but RKO made no films afterward.
I just watched this episode today. When Lucy said Gower Street, I thought of Paramount Studios and I suspected an inside joke. So I went to Google Street view and voila! I probably missed that reference when I saw the original broadcast of the episode in the 60s as I was probably not familiar with studio locations then. In the 70s I was in the audience of sitcom filmed at Paramount - Busting Loose with Adam Arkin..
My parents had one of those console TV sets like on this ep, during the 1960's up through the 1980's. I was a kid and teen during the 1970's, and remember it was a big deal to have a 26" screen.Seems funny now.I like these 1960's and early 1970's shows, makes me remember when there was no computers or cellphones, and most TV sets only got 3 or 4 channels.The only passwords back then were used by kids having a club, and a user name was an alias of some criminal.Simpler times.
Yes, and I remember when the colour TV sets came out. I wish I knew the brand of the refrigerator, though. Can't seem to find any info about it, unless it was one that was made up for the show, so as not to seem like they were promoting a particular company.
I love Lucy so much, I watch it everyday when I come from work, and when I'm off i dont get tired of it, i be depress, and when i watch Lucy. She makes my day
This episode was halarious until Mr Mooney stuck his finger in Lucys face . No i changed my mind. i Love Mr Mooney. Gale Gorden. He and Lucy worked so well together.its amazing !
Lucy Show always refreshed me, (whenever I feels sad and down) ! Those episodes are like medicine for me and I think for some other peoples too ! Thanks everyone of Lucy show for giving us joy and happiness !
I watched this show every Monday night when it was new. The Doris Day Sow and Family Affair were also on that night. I was a child, but loved it, and those other shows. What's weird is that several eps, including this one, I can still remember now days, from back then.Lucy ought to see prices on a new fridge today! My grandma dressed in her best, even to go shopping during 1978, and granddad wore a suit and tie, and they shopped in a small town. I used to shop at family owned drugstores and discount stores even during the 1980s. Small towns still had them.This ep is so funny. The show used to be on a local TV channel during the early 1980's.
Funny! Glad I got to see this new. Good era of tv. I always liked Lucy's friend. I don't know why Vivian Vance got off the b/w eps. They shared a house together, and both were widows withe 2 kids each. In these color eps, Lucy's 2 little boys were not on it, they were attending a private school and lived at it. I don't know how Lucy could afford it.
I love Lucy more than anyone, but my goodness, didn’t they have microphones in 1970? Everybody screams their lines!! Lucy in particular yells every line up of the balcony! She didn’t do that during I love Lucy. Funny to see this as an adult, as I never noticed it as a kid. And that cigarette drenched voice. Funny.
I remember watching this daily as a child. I hated going back to school after summer vacation, because of my summer lineup with the Lucy Show, Brady Bunch, The Flying Nin, Gilligan's Island, and Flipper...LOL. Everything on TV today are Murder, Killings, Violence, Guns, and Scripted Reality.
@@iramruiz2945 you forgot i dream of jeannie, bewitched, my three sons father knows best and..That Girl...LASSIE!! and looney tunes DISNEY...PARTRIDGE FAMILY.....todays tv is CUCKA....ctt
She was on a lot of tv shows. She was Miss Enright on Our Miss Brooks, Ozzie & Harriet as neighbor Clara Randolph. In the 40’s, she was on the radio show My Favorite Wife with Lucille Ball, which became I Love Lucy when it went on TV.
Love love love Lucy Gale Gordon was a member of the old time radio shows. In the past. He was on many old radio shows. Love is the best female comic of all time
I have watched Lucille Ball since I was a kid growing up in Chicago. There were reruns of Lucy & Desi, then the Lucy Show. Lucy had a great figure and such great taste in clothes and shoes. I love her style
All of the women in the old black-and-white shows like Donna Reed the mother and leave it to beaver the mother and father knows best and Lucille Ball they all are so trim and skinny and they always dress in beautiful dresses I love the clothes they wear that’s the time and error I wish I had grown up in
@@lukehunter6922 i stood in the corner, for my older brother!!!!!, holding the antenna with foil on it........it was the best spot for the reception.......lol
I remember going to Leonard's Dept. Store in Fort Worth Texas back in the late 1960s. It covered 6 city blocks and had a private subway system that shuttled customers to the store parking lot over a mile away and the parking lot being so huge it had 4 subway stops for customers to board.
Honestly, I am not a fan of rétro TV shows. I've never heard about this show before and my first impression was that it was rather simple and humble comedy. Despite the fact that the show is old, it is still pleasant to watch because of the great cast. The show's main character is so hilarious and energetic. Her voice, manners and acting makes you laugh to tears.
Loving Lucy. Nice to see these old shows. Better than what is on TV now. Awesome show. 💐😊🌞🌟⭐
Thanks for watching PizzaFLIX. May the Sauce be with you.
The only reason he won't fire her is because he won't find anyone else who'll put up with him! Wonderful episode, thanks for uploading!
2020 and I still watch this show and always will
2022 as well🤩❤️
2025 as well
@@markstone4714 FOREVER!!!🙏❤👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Mary Jane was naturally wonderful . She had ever played a sophisticated friend of Lucy in "I love lucy",too. I like her acting the way she did.
Hearing the opening, I don’t know why, I get emotional. Part of my childhood before realizing how harsh life is and the ugliness of the world. This brings joyful laughs. It’s nice, feels good inside.
I look up to some comedia shows to have a time of joy. Most of today's comedy shows are hash and think that using words with double meanings. Which most of the time allure to sex. At least that's what happening with my local channels
@@aidaresto4787 - Yup.. either sex or politics. I love shows from Lucy's era because they don't feel the need to lecture me, either directly or indirectly.. they only seek to entertain.
This particular theme song always brought with it an air of anticipation .. You sat up and paid attention because it felt like something big was about to happen, and we were always excited to see what Lucy was going to get herself into this week!
god made a beautiful world it is just mean people who make it seem ugly
I feel the same way! When I hear the opening, it takes me right back to my childhood, sitting in my child-sized rocking chair, waiting for the show to begin. I can still feel the excitement! I'm so glad we had no idea how the world would turn out, in our later years. It wasn't perfect back then, of course, but it was, for the most part, certainly a lot better than it is today.
I was blessed to haved grown up during the glory days of the local family owned department store. They would have one day only scratch and dent appliance sales where customers would rush in when the doors opened and literally jump onto washers, dryers, etc... to claim their trophy.
So sad...a few years ago Christmas Holiday Seadon in Gteen Acres Mall people rushed in groves when a store opened s d literally crushed the security guard to death!
The real meaning of the holiday had become lost...
Deborah deutsch hello 👋
How are you doing
I've been watching Lucille Ball since I was a kid and I appreciate her humour more and more. Gale Gordon was terrific too of course, no one could blow his stack like Mr. Mooney. Fabulous comedy.
Blow his stack! Perfectly apt!
Two Icons that nobody will ever see again Ever PERIOD!!!!!
Lucille Ball gave it her all. She certainly didn't need the money and was nationality and internationaly famous. As she grew older many urged her to quit but she loved the business. She was perfection and the true original. There will never be anyone else like her.
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I love her so much I don’t care of the shows are old or not they are so good I watch all the shows that she’s been in so far
Me too over and over.
Who is watching in quarantine 2020? just something nice to watch.
Same.
I’m watching!
Well it covers time waiting for the development of the vaccine especially when one is all alone.
I am 66 friends have moved on. Not close with family. This helps me through and other sitcoms as well.
Me!!! Lucy is hilarious😍
Me too - my husband is even watching as we both love Lucy ❤️
Lucy is a great comedian..love these classic shows
Susan Simpson she is LUCILLE BALL. Lucy is her show name.
Can't say she's a great comedian for she always played the same role. Too easy
Lucy was seriously talented
Lucy: and you're supposed to be such a sweet guy!
Mr. Mooney: I AM A SWEET GUY!!!!
Yesterday and you can make your friends happy with 8.30am and 6.30am and you can get 6.30am for years ago when you have 8.30am for the best and most importantly you have been able
I will Love Lucy forever!!!.Her T.V. show,brings me the most wonderful memories from my childhood!!.
I❤Lucy! Thanks for these classic shows.
Mr. Mooney chewing out Lucy is GREAT! But Lucy wins in the end! Gale Gordon was a pleasure to watch. A great team!
Yes I am going through the wrong things and replies are Gordon 6.30am for years and you are going through the wrong way and you are going through the wrong things 8.30am you can get 6 to the house to be the same things that have been
I remember reading fans complaining about mr.mooney being mean to lucy.thats just good acting.
Gale Gordon was TERRIBLE as Mr Mooney. He ruins every scene he's in, with his over-acting.
I love Mr. Mooney
I had a coat like hers in that store, in 1968, when I was 13; just in a more youthful cut, different colors of green and yellow. The 1950's, '60's, and very early '70's, wonderful time to grow up. I wouldn't be young today for millions. Our lives were gentler, easier, carefree. AND, safer! These TV shows, including Leave It To Beaver, Andy Griffith, Father Know's Best etc., are really how it was. I am blessed beyond measure to have been born and grown up when I did.
I agree with you completely Donna. I was 10 in 1968 and I would not trade growing up during that time for the world. Seeing these old episodes brings back so many good memories. Wonderful time to be a kid!!
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How are you doing
Debbie Pochy hello 👋
How are you doing
In 1968 I was in High School. The times were so different from now.
I was born in 1968! I loved growing up then. Life seemed magical in the 1970's... The 60's would have been even better... I love the clothes, the innocence back then..
There is no classic tv show better than Lucy! I'm 32 and love Lucy!!
So wait are you saying it "I love lucy" or "The Lucy show". I say it is "I love lucy". and I'm only 13 and ik how good this is
@@ESTComicsEvolutions i feel like he means her shows in general. Probably he loves both. I love them both too I prefer this one a tad more.
my ex's daughter loves it too and she is only 12
@@JIALINN please tell me your the same.
My Own Path did you ever see The Lucy Show episode 15 “ Lucy’s sister visits” from season one? Funny as hell when she and Viv arrange Lucy’s sister’s wedding and they make the cake and punch? The Punch gets spiked with Champagne without them knowing and they get smashed when it comes time to decorate the six tier wedding cake.. My favorite episode! lol
Women dressed for shopping like they were going to a wedding-white gloves, patent leather purse...
This is how it should be today as well!
Women used to wear dresses, heels and earrings to clean house.
ppl had class
Only in the northern parts
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I love Lucy...she's a doll, beautiful and so funny! 🥰 Her humor has rubbed off on me, and I'm honored to have grown up watching her & many others from this time
Lucy was the funniest woman in history. No other comedienne comes close.
Except maybe Carol Burnett. But yes, other than these two, NO ONE.
I am tired of every murder and killing show and virus that will kill us that is on tv today in 2021. Lucy has stood the test of time and beyond. To go back to a time when you could chuckle about some debacle Lucy would get herself into which made perfect sense to her scripts is so good. We need her today.
Oh man one episode and I'm in love! The humor in all these oldschool shows is so original!
People in the 60s and 70s dress well and look fabolous.
Well not everyone remember The Hippie Movement...
@@eloiseockert6561 I think he must have meant the 50s and 60s. But even in the 70s people generally did dress well. Even if they were the Disco and leisure suit kind. Still looked better than a lot of crap worn today.
They still wore white gloves in the late 60s
@@hipsterdoofus1026 I even saw Lucy still wearing white gloves in a few Here’s Lucy episodes from the early 70s.
@@bdjoh011 so true. Now everyone wears Pjs out and do not comb hair 🙄. I am from old school and love to look nice.
"No wonder they're having a sale, everything's BROKEN!!!" XD Such a hilarious classic scene!
That's Because Lucy BROKE Them & I Think She Should Pay For Them To!.......................
@@elizabethroberto7862 too
Lucy says she lives at 780 N Gower Street, Hollywood. That is the address of RKO studios which DesiLu bought. Nice inside joke.
Two ancedotes. Ginger Rogers was queen of RKO when Lucy worked there. Later, Rogers moved on, and she was doing a pic at some other studio- I forgot which picture- and said she was going to the bathroom. She came back half an hour or so later. Someone asked where she went. "RKO." Much later, Ginger co-starred with Carol Channng in "The FIrst Traveling Saleslady." Channing would later brag that this awful film put RKO out of business. Maybe an exaggeration, but RKO made no films afterward.
I just watched this episode today. When Lucy said Gower Street, I thought of Paramount Studios and I suspected an inside joke. So I went to Google Street view and voila! I probably missed that reference when I saw the original broadcast of the episode in the 60s as I was probably not familiar with studio locations then. In the 70s I was in the audience of sitcom filmed at Paramount - Busting Loose with Adam Arkin..
Always nice to watch
My parents had one of those console TV sets like on this ep, during the 1960's up through the 1980's. I was a kid and teen during the 1970's, and remember it was a big deal to have a 26" screen.Seems funny now.I like these 1960's and early 1970's shows, makes me remember when there was no computers or cellphones, and most TV sets only got 3 or 4 channels.The only passwords back then were used by kids having a club, and a user name was an alias of some criminal.Simpler times.
Yes, and I remember when the colour TV sets came out. I wish I knew the brand of the refrigerator, though. Can't seem to find any info about it, unless it was one that was made up for the show, so as not to seem like they were promoting a particular company.
@@sashineb.2114 *As far as non-promotion and possibly just creating a set-piece, that makes sense.*
Michelle post hello 👋
How are you doing
I love Lucy so much, I watch it everyday when I come from work, and when I'm off i dont get tired of it, i be depress, and when i watch Lucy. She makes my day
The freezer is so small it only holds a couple TV Dinners. LOL
and them old freezers would get so much ice caked up you could hardly fit any thing.
I love Mary Jane, such a sweetheart, and a great actress. 🌸❤
Gale Gordon is a true comic,lol!
LOVE LUCY ❤️❤️👍. When I was a Kid, and NOW, at 54👍👍👍😂🤣🤭🤭🤭🤭
The desire to laugh as a way of coping during this pandemic brought me here...Lucille is such a natural.... :D
Is it weird to be 21 and love watching this in 2019???
*Nope, perfectly normal!* 😉😉😉
Nope.
Your cool as the rest of us old foggies.
Are you kidding? I was 8 when I first got *addicted* to Lucy. Still am 24 yrs later :D
Amry Blagrove never weird to love Lucy.
Now I feel better... 😅
These were the shows that brought us inside .
We sat on the floor and waited for dinner.
This episode was halarious until Mr Mooney stuck his finger in Lucys face .
No i changed my mind. i Love Mr Mooney. Gale Gorden. He and Lucy worked so well together.its amazing !
Lucy Show always refreshed me, (whenever I feels sad and down) ! Those episodes are like medicine for me and I think for some other peoples too ! Thanks everyone of Lucy show for giving us joy and happiness !
I watched this show every Monday night when it was new. The Doris Day Sow and Family Affair were also on that night. I was a child, but loved it, and those other shows. What's weird is that several eps, including this one, I can still remember now days, from back then.Lucy ought to see prices on a new fridge today! My grandma dressed in her best, even to go shopping during 1978, and granddad wore a suit and tie, and they shopped in a small town. I used to shop at family owned drugstores and discount stores even during the 1980s. Small towns still had them.This ep is so funny. The show used to be on a local TV channel during the early 1980's.
I wish we could go into department stores and buy the clothes they wore. Those were the days when most women were modest.
Sure got that right!!!!!!
No. It was the age of Mod...
mini skirts...hot pants etc...where were you?
Lucille had Oscar-winning designer Edward Stevenson, as her personal costume designer on The Lucy Show.
(He also worked for her on "I Love Lucy".)
Haha I love the way everything always works in Lucy's favor in the end
Funny! Glad I got to see this new. Good era of tv. I always liked Lucy's friend. I don't know why Vivian Vance got off the b/w eps. They shared a house together, and both were widows withe 2 kids each. In these color eps, Lucy's 2 little boys were not on it, they were attending a private school and lived at it. I don't know how Lucy could afford it.
"Lol, this episode is pure gold... had me in stitches.😂
“You haven’t got any paper in the typewriter “.
DD used to telecast on Wednesdays in early 80's. Got me back to my childhood days, very nostalgic 😍
Lucille Ball is just fabulous
I love Lucy more than anyone, but my goodness, didn’t they have microphones in 1970? Everybody screams their lines!! Lucy in particular yells every line up of the balcony! She didn’t do that during I love Lucy. Funny to see this as an adult, as I never noticed it as a kid. And that cigarette drenched voice. Funny.
Constant Reader - you sure complain a lot!! Lucy not yelling & cig drenched voice?? Yes she smoked, she sounded fine to me, ms critical!!
I Love Lucy old and The Lucy Show I can't imagine thumbs down but they're there😃👍👍👍 my thumbs are up for this video
I remember watching this show when I was in grade school. Gale Gordon was a great supporting actor.
If only I had Lucy's life! She always seems to land on her feet
This is also my favorite show-when Lucy gets in trouble with her boss, Mr. Mooney
Lucille Ball and Gale Gordon brilliant together and amazing. Will never see the the likes of them again. They were great.
I remember watching this daily as a child. I hated going back to school after summer vacation, because of my summer lineup with the Lucy Show, Brady Bunch, The Flying Nin, Gilligan's Island, and Flipper...LOL. Everything on TV today are Murder, Killings, Violence, Guns, and Scripted Reality.
I TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU TOO MUCH VIOLENCE IN TELEVISION AND THE MUSIC
DID YOU WATCH THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW ON SUNDAY NIGHTS IT WAS THE BEST TV 📺 SHOW TO WATCH ON CBS TV 📺 NEW YORK
@@iramruiz2945 you forgot i dream of jeannie, bewitched, my three sons father knows best and..That Girl...LASSIE!! and looney tunes DISNEY...PARTRIDGE FAMILY.....todays tv is CUCKA....ctt
I loved her all of my life... top beautiful woman!!!
I like the unbreakable plates scene 😀
It was the floor salesman's fault. He had the sign up backwards!
Nobody was better foil, than Gale Gordon. Lucy always surrounded herself with only the best talent!
I love all of these classic Lucy episodes! Thank you for such a nice clear video!
Victoria 399 if I am honest I love this show much more then the I love Lucy show
"EAT WARM FOOD!!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
lol
Gale Gorden stuck with Lucy till the end
I loved Mary Jane !! So cute & sweet !!
She was on a lot of tv shows. She was Miss Enright on Our Miss Brooks, Ozzie & Harriet as neighbor Clara Randolph. In the 40’s, she was on the radio show My Favorite Wife with Lucille Ball, which became I Love Lucy when it went on TV.
how did the ladies keep their white gloves so clean?!
bleach?/
bleach. My mom used to do this.
That was a classic scene in the appliance department no one else can pull that off other than Lucy⚡️
I loved the clothes in the 60s 70s.I love hats hats was so popular then I loved Lucille Ball and her kids Craig and Luci Arnaz.
Who is that ? Desi Jr.
Desi Arnaz Jr. Lucie Arnaz Jr
Unbreakable dishes indeed.😂
I love ! I love Lucy on whatever she plays on , she is so funny
I wish that they would put more of I love Lucy on tv , enjoy her so much!
LOL at LUCY! What a remarkable woman she was!
The jokes gotten more adult since I love Lucy. They used to sleep in separate beds on the I Love Lucy show.
Later episodes that changed thank G-d...showing tein beds for married vouples so stupid...
Love this one...William Lanteau (the refrigerator guy) is my favorite part of this episode! LOL
Love love love Lucy Gale Gordon was a member of the old time radio shows. In the past. He was on many old radio shows. Love is the best female comic of all time
I’ve always loved Lucy!
The dresses back then looked so classy with he dresses and gloves and even the hairdos! Wish they would bring that back in style today 💖
The actor who played Mr. Cheever was also Mr. Stephens from 'Bewitched'. His wife often said, "Frank, I have a sick headache!"
he was on petticoat junction too
HIs wife was played by MABEL ALBERTSON. Fascinating woman....
he was Frank #2.
@@joancollins54 did you see her in What's up Doc?? way over the top after she was robbed; thieves!! scene!!!
I have watched Lucille Ball since I was a kid growing up in Chicago. There were reruns of Lucy & Desi, then the Lucy Show.
Lucy had a great figure and such great taste in clothes and shoes.
I love her style
Too bad Here’s Lucy reruns didn’t come to Chicago till 1984. They played on & off till 1990
This show was great!!! Lucy did just fine on her own what a great women !!!
One of my favorite episodes ♥️
We used to finish dinner early just to see the show on TV. Black and white and then it changed to colour, a red letter day hahaha!
Just looking at her face makes me laugh out loud!
All of the women in the old black-and-white shows like Donna Reed the mother and leave it to beaver the mother and father knows best and Lucille Ball they all are so trim and skinny and they always dress in beautiful dresses I love the clothes they wear that’s the time and error I wish I had grown up in
I love Lucy. Great show. God bless. 🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲
Thanks a lot! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Unstoppable comedy 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸
Lucy became their customer of the year ! thanks for the video
Hello dawn heistand how are you doing
I just saw Hazel Pierce! 7:35...she was an extra on many I love Lucy episodes!
I think I saw this show in 1967 when it first aired, only we didn't have a color set at the time.
The Lucy Show Aired From: 1962 - 1968...........................
We had a colored console television. In 1967, I was six years old. That television burned a hole in the wall behind it,lol.
No worries.
We had a plastic screen, blue on top,yellow on the middle,green on bottom.
Turned channels with pliers.
Good times.
@@lukehunter6922 i stood in the corner, for my older brother!!!!!, holding the antenna with foil on it........it was the best spot for the reception.......lol
This show ended in 1968.
Too hilarious for words!
" I *AM* A SWEET GUY!!!"
and let's not forget the sfx geniuses that made for the effects that work for these comedy shows and movies......and the stunt peeps too !!!!!!!
First time discovering this show as someone who was born in 2000. This show is so damn funny 😂😂
Classic comedy lwonderful lucy and Mr. Mooney
I remember going to Leonard's Dept. Store in Fort Worth Texas back in the late 1960s. It covered 6 city blocks and had a private subway system that shuttled customers to the store parking lot over a mile away and the parking lot being so huge it had 4 subway stops for customers to board.
I 💙 LUCY!!
the salesman was in the Newhart show too.
Michael Landreau...
24:10 reminds me of those times when my mother says "Don't be angry" and I say "I am NOT angry!!!!"
Thank you for these shows. Only ones worth watching anymore.
I had to start the hole opening over. I have been 😂😂😂😂 from the beginning.
Lucy looked great in these episodes! But Mary Jane is no Ethel ❤️
That's for sure. That whiny voice...
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Honestly, I am not a fan of rétro TV shows. I've never heard about this show before and my first impression was that it was rather simple and humble comedy.
Despite the fact that the show is old, it is still pleasant to watch because of the great cast. The show's main character is so hilarious and energetic. Her voice, manners and acting makes you laugh to tears.
She is absolutely hilarious I love Lucy
That fridge would be $2300 in today's dollars!!!
used 299.99...
Precious funny American icon. I think most would put Lucy in top ten Americans. And shes WAY funnier than George Washington. That's s gift. Laughter
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$299.99 for a new refrigerator! BOY! They sure did NOT know what was coming, now did they? *LOL*