Tag: 1966

• Lucy and Bob Crane

  S4;E22 ~ February 21, 1966 Synopsis Actor Bob Crane opens a new account at the bank and asks Lucy out to dinner. When his new war film needs a stuntman, Mr. Mooney volunteers Iron Man Carmichael.  Although she wants to appear demur to Crane, she takes the job.  Regular Cast Lucille Ball (Lucy Carmichael), Gale…

  Michael T. Mooney

  June 6, 2017

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  1966, Bob Crane, Captain Kangaroo, CBS, Chet Huntley, Dale Van Sickel, David Brinkley, Desilu, Edmond Beloin, Gale Gordon, Harry Garson, Hogan’s Heroes, Huntley and Brinkley, Iron Man Carmichael, John Banner, Larry Dean, Lucille Ball, Lucy and Bob Crane, Oscar Beregi, parachute, Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm, Schnitzelbank, Sid Gould, Stunt Man, Stunts, The Lucy Show, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, tv, World War One, WWI

• Lucy Bags a Bargain

  S4;E17~ January 17, 1966 Synopsis Lucy wants to buy a new dinette set, but Mr. Mooney won’t give her the money so she takes a job at the department store.  She gets moved around from department to department finally landing in sporting goods, where she wreaks havoc.   Regular Cast Lucille Ball (Lucy Carmichael), Gale…

  Michael T. Mooney

  June 1, 2017

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  1966, Amzie Strickland, Barbara Morrison, Barbara Perry, Bennett Green, Catalina, CBS, Department Store, Donald Foster, Elizabeth Taylor, Elvia Allman, Gale Gordon, Henry Taylor, Howard Ostroff, Joel Marston, Jonathan Hole, Lucille Ball, Lucy Bags a Bargain, Macy’s, Natalie Masters, Paula Ray, pogo stick, Roy Rowan, Sid Gould, sporting goods, stilts, The Lucy Show, tv, Typhoid Mary, Watusi

• Lucy and Art Linkletter

  S4;E16~ January 10, 1966 Synopsis Lucy is picked from Art Linkletter’s studio audience and challenged not to utter a sound for 24 hours to win $200.  Linkletter sends another studio audience member to watch over her, and then arranges for various shocking events to occur at her apartment to get her to speak.   Regular…

  Michael T. Mooney

  May 31, 2017

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  1966, Art Linkletter, Barbara Perry, CBS, Doris Singleton, George Barrows, House Party, Jack Searl, Jerome Cowan, Leoda RIchards, Let’s Talk To Lucy, Little Orphan Annie, Lucille Ball, Lucy and Art Linkletter, Paula Ray, Ray Kellogg, Sid Gould, The Fugitive, The Lucy Show, tv

• In January 1966 busy extra Leoda Richards (arrow) played an audience member of “The Art Linkletter Show” on THE LUCY SHOW. In December 1970 Richards again played an audience member of “The Art Linkletter Show,” this time on HERE’S LUCY.   She had first played an audience member in a 1957 episode of I LOVE LUCY.  

  Michael T. Mooney

  December 19, 2016

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  1957, 1966, 1970, Art Linkletter, Art Linkletter’s House Party, CBS TV, Here’s Lucy, I love lucy, Leoda RIchards, Lucille Ball, The Art Linkletter Show, The Lucy Show

• In January 1966 Doris Singleton appeared on an episode of THE LUCY SHOW as a character named Ruth Cosgrove, which is the real-life name of Milton Berle’s second wife.   In September 1967, the real Ruth Cosgrove Berle made a rare guest appearance on THE LUCY SHOW as herself. 

  Michael T. Mooney

  December 19, 2016

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  1966, 1967, CBS TV, Doris Singleton, Lucille Ball, Milton Berle, Ruth Berle, Ruth Cosgrove, The Lucy Show

• In a 1966 episode of THE LUCY SHOW, Lucille Ball gets an expensive ring belonging to Mrs. Mooney stuck on her finger. In a 1970 episode of HERE’S LUCY, Lucille Ball gets an expensive ring belonging to Elizabeth Taylor stuck on her finger.  

  Michael T. Mooney

  October 10, 2016

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  1966, 1970, CBS, Elizabeth Taylor, Gale Gordon, Here’s Lucy, Lucille Ball, Lucy Carmichael, Lucy Carter, Richard Burton, The Lucy Show, tv

• Six Degrees of Lucy

  While at Stacey’s Department Store in “Lucy Bags a Bargain” (THE LUCY SHOW 1966), Lucy has a run in with an irate shopper played by Barbara Morrison, who also plays an irate shopper in “Lucy’s Working Daughter” (HERE’S LUCY 1968).   While furniture shopping at Stacey’s, Lucy mistakes the price and can’t afford her purchases,…

  Michael T. Mooney

  June 23, 2015

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  1952, 1957, 1966, 1968, 1974, Barbara Morrison, Eliva Allman, Furniture, I love lucy, Job Switching, Kramers Kandy Kitchen, Lucille Ball, Lucy, Lucy Bags a Bargain, Lucy Carmichael, Lucy Carter, Lucy Gets Chummy With the Neighbors, Lucy Ricardo, Lucy’s Working Daughter, Mame, tv