Tag: CBS

• LUCY THE PROCESS SERVER

  S1;E3 ~ October 7, 1968 Directed by Jack Donohue ~ Written by George Balzer and Phil Leslie Synopsis Lucy plans a picnic on the beach with Kim and Craig but is called in to work by Harry, who asks her to deliver a summons and make a bank deposit.  Lucy gets the two mixed-up and loses…

  Michael T. Mooney

  September 3, 2017

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• LUCY VISITS JACK BENNY

  S1;E2 ~ September 30, 1968 Synopsis Lucy sees an ad for a bargain vacation in Palm Springs and decides to take the kids away for the  weekend. Not able to resist a bargain, Harry tags along. When they get there, they discover that the place is run by Hollywood’s most notorious cheapskate, Jack Benny, who…

  Michael T. Mooney

  September 2, 2017

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• MOD, MOD LUCY

  S1;E1 ~ September 23, 1968 “Here’s Lucy” Background In December 1967 Lucille Ball sold Desilu Studios to Paramount.  “The Lucy Show” was in its sixth season and still at the top of the ratings for CBS. Ball was not interested in working for Paramount and “The Lucy Show” now had enough episodes to qualify for…

  Michael T. Mooney

  September 1, 2017

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• STARSTRUCK!  (Part 4 of 4) From Lucy Ricardo’s first trip to Hollywood to Lucy Carter’s famous encounter with Liz and Dick, Lucille Ball’s TV characters have always been starstruck!   When Lucy Carmichael moved to Hollywood, a parade of celebrity guest stars (some as themselves, some as original characters) appeared on the show!  Enjoy these…

  Michael T. Mooney

  August 28, 2017

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• STARSTRUCK!  (Part 3 of 4) From Lucy Ricardo’s first trip to Hollywood to Lucy Carter’s famous encounter with Liz and Dick, Lucille Ball’s TV characters have always been starstruck!   When Lucy Carmichael moved to Hollywood, a parade of celebrity guest stars (some as themselves, some as original characters) appeared on the show!  Enjoy these…

  Michael T. Mooney

  August 27, 2017

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  Carol Burnett, CBS, Don Rickles, Ethel Merman, Frankie Avalon, Hogan’s Heros, Jack Benny, Jack Cassidy, Jan Murray, John Banner, Lucille Ball, Robert Goulet, Sid Caesar, The Lucy Show, tv

• STARSTRUCK!  (Part 2 of 4) From Lucy Ricardo’s first trip to Hollywood to Lucy Carter’s famous encounter with Liz and Dick, Lucille Ball’s TV characters have always been starstruck!   When Lucy Carmichael moved to Hollywood, a parade of celebrity guest stars (some as themselves, some as original characters) appeared on the show!  Enjoy these…

  Michael T. Mooney

  August 26, 2017

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  Arthur Godfrey, CBS, Danny Thomas, Dean Martin, Dennis The Menace, Jay North, Jimmy Piersall, Joan Blondell, John Wayne, Los Angeles Angels, Lucille Ball, Paul Winchell, Tennessee Ernie Ford, The Lucy Show, tv, TV Guide, Wayne Newton

• STARSTRUCK!  (Part 1 of 4) From Lucy Ricardo’s first trip to Hollywood to Lucy Carter’s famous encounter with Liz and Dick, Lucille Ball’s TV characters have always been starstruck!   When Lucy Carmichael moved to Hollywood, a parade of celebrity guest stars (some as themselves, some as original characters) appeared on the show!  Enjoy these…

  Michael T. Mooney

  August 25, 2017

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  Art Linkletter, CBS, Dennis Day, Jim Nabors, Ken Berry, Lucille Ball, Mel Torme, Mickey Rooney, Milton Berle, Robert Stack, Ruta Lee, The Lucy Show, tv, Wally Cox

• “I’VE GOT A PLAN…”  (Part 3 of 3) Those immortal words got Lucy into some of the most outrageous predicaments in television history!  If it was funny, no stunt was to extreme for Lucille Ball.  Some of Lucy’s most memorable moments were physical comedy classics.  Enjoy these screen shots of Lucy Carmichael getting into “another…

  Michael T. Mooney

  August 24, 2017

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• “I’VE GOT A PLAN…”  (Part 2 of 3) Those immortal words got Lucy into some of the most outrageous predicaments in television history!  If it was funny, no stunt was to extreme for Lucille Ball.  Some of Lucy’s most memorable moments were physical comedy classics.  Enjoy these screen shots of Lucy Carmichael getting into “another…

  Michael T. Mooney

  August 23, 2017

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  Ann Sothern, CBS, Clint Walker, Gale Gordon, Lucille Ball, The Lucy Show, tv, Vivian Vance

• “I’VE GOT A PLAN…”  (Part 1 of 3) Those immortal words got Lucy into some of the most outrageous predicaments in television history!  If it was funny, no stunt was to extreme for Lucille Ball.  Some of Lucy’s most memorable moments were physical comedy classics.  Enjoy these screen shots of Lucy Carmichael getting into “another fine…

  Michael T. Mooney

  August 22, 2017

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  Anthony Newley, CBS, Gale Gordon, Lucille Ball, Lucy in London, The Lucy Show, tv, Vivian Vance