Tag: Harry Hickox

• THE CASE OF THE RECKLESS WHEELCHAIR DRIVER

  S5;E6 ~ October 16, 1972 Directed by Coby Ruskin ~ Written by Fred S. Fox and Seaman Jacobs Synopsis A show business agent tries to sue Lucy for hitting his client with her wheelchair. but Lucy and Harry think the young man is faking and that the agent is a con artist.  Kim plots to…

  Michael T. Mooney

  December 22, 2017

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  1972, Basin Street Blues, CBS, Coby Ruskin, con man, Cool Million, Down By the Lazy River, Ed Hall, Fred S. Fox, Gale Gordon, Gary Morton, Harry Hickox, Here’s Lucy, Jail, Jayson Kane, Jesse White, Jim Bates, Joe Namath, Ken Berry, Lucie Arnaz, Lucille Ball, Moonlight Bay, Robert Foulk, Rosalind Miles, Schwalb’s Pharmacy, Seaman Jacobs, Time Magazine, tv, wheelchair

• LUCY AND MA PARKER

  S3;E15 ~ December 21, 1970 Directed by Herbert Kenwith ~ Written by Larry Rhine and Lou Derman Synopsis When a woman and two children mysteriously move in next door, Lucy discovers that they’re a band of criminals led by Ma Parker. Reporting it to the police, Lucy is recruited to impersonate Ma Parker and help…

  Michael T. Mooney

  November 4, 2017

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  1970, Billy Curtis, Boyd Red Morgan, Carole Cook, CBS, Desi Arnaz Jr., Emile Autuori, Gale Gordon, gangster, grapefruit, Harry Hickox, Herbert Kenwith, Here’s Lucy, Jerry Maren, Larry Rhine, little people, Lollipop Guild, Lou Derman, Lucie Arnaz, Lucille Ball, Ma Barker, Marc Lawrence, Mickey Martin, mobster, Orwin C. Harvey, Soupy Sales, Stafford Repp, The Wizard of Oz, Tony Dante, tv

• LUCY, THE CEMENT WORKER

  S2;E10 ~ November 24, 1969 Directed by George Marshall ~ Written by George Balzin and Sam Perrin Synopsis While trying to earn some extra money, Lucy is asked by Harry to have a valuable ring engraved.  When Lucy trips into a troth of cement she realizes the ring is missing!   Regular Cast Lucille Ball (Lucy…

  Michael T. Mooney

  October 4, 2017

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  1969, Calamity Jane, Carol Burnett Show, CBS, cement, Desi Arnaz Jr., Ethel Barrymore, Gale Gordon, Gary Morton, George Balzin, George Marshall, Harry Hickox, Here’s Lucy, Incendiary Blonde, jeweler, John Barrymore, knife throwing, Lucie Arnarz, Lucille Ball, Lucy the Cement Worker, Mary Jane Croft, Moon, Paul Winchell, Sam Perrin, Sid Gould, tv, William Tannen