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71+ Year Old TV SECRET On "I LOVE LUCY" Finally Revealed THAT You Always Wanted to Know!
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@yolandadelazerda207 Год назад

Ahhh the brilliance of Lucille Ball!!

@MsBackstager Год назад

She could do most everything.

@heidia6270 Год назад

Agreed!! She was so gifted!!

@eloiseockert9233 Год назад

@@MsBackstager in the episode of I Love Lucy, where Lucy was working in a pizzeria Lucy, in real life, became interested in learning how to make pizza. The owner obliged & taught her. Wonder if she then made pizza for her real life family?

@LJ-ht4zs Год назад

@@eloiseockert9233 I remember Madelyn Pugh and Robert Carroll Jr said they would look at life situations that gave them an idea for a episode, ie seeing someone in a Pizzeria toss the dough in the air. They would tell Lucy and she would say give me x amount of time I'll learn to do it. Madeline said Lucy would always say, Give me two weeks - like learn to roller skate, and she would not only learn to skate, but do the comedy bit on skates. When Madelyn was telling this on an interview, she had this smile, which you could feel her appreciation for Lucille Ball's talent.

@mariantreber8055 Год назад

Sadly, it's baal.

@IDShar Год назад

I was just re-watching I Love Lucy on Paramount. I have watched the show dozens of times over the years. It is always funny. When I need comforting from stress I Love Lucy is like a warm cup of chicken soup for the soul.

@reneebraxton1032 Год назад

Amen to that!

@scootermom1791 Год назад

My 22 YO daughter is the same way. She always watches or listens to I love Lucy when she's stressed out and needs a comforting voice. I introduced the show to her friends and her when they were around 9 or 10. They've been hooked ever since! Lol I've seen every single episode multiple times throughout my own life, too. It's a timeless classic for our family. 🙂

@reneebraxton1032 Год назад

@@scootermom1791 When I am home at 1:00 in the afternoon, it is all about the I Love Lucy hour. I went shopping around 11:45 this morning just so I would not miss Lucy. And I ordered a refrigerator magnet of Lucy and Ethel at that chocolate factory where they worked. I Love Lucy. I really do.

@catherineadler65 Год назад

so upset they took I love Lucy from Hulu to paramount 🥺😢..don’t want to pay another subscription service!

@reneebraxton1032 Год назад

@@catherineadler65 I didn't know that.

@jenlemon4294 Год назад

Holy cow, Rick! Lucille Ball was so talented. Contorting her face like that?! I’m amazed. Wow ❤

@michael6185 Год назад

Rick, also from the "Lucy Learns To Drive" episode, when the get in or out of the Pontiac, pay attention to the upper portion of the door panel where the crew has "powdered" the darker upper portion of the driver's side door to reduce light reflection. When Ricky touches the door, his fingerprints are visible. Regarding glass, in the episode "Never Do Business With Friends" after the washing machine sprays them in the Mertz's kitchen which leads to the fight and ultimately the Ricardos go back to their apartment, Fred slams the kitchen door closed and the glass in the door shatters to the floor. So that was one time where they actually DID have glass on the set!

@bejoyful Год назад

Need to check for those fingerprints; and glass was needed but replacing it would cost less than suing Ricky!

@fionafinch348 Год назад

One of my favorite Vivian Vance scenes is when it's Ethel's birthday & Fred gives Lucy money to buy her a present & Lucy buys those fancy cocktail pants. Superb acting.

@sking2173 Год назад

Yeah, but ole Vivian was a real btich … Little wonder that karma bit her in the arse …

@reneebraxton1032 Год назад

Ethel thought the pants were a riot!

@christopherkraft1327 Год назад

Hey Rick, the missing windshield & vent window glass is very obvious, other shows like the Beverly Hillbillies & Green Acres comes to mind. The missing glass in the windows is much more subtle, Lucille Ball's ability to distort her face to give the illusion that she's pressing against glass is brilliant!!! Thanks for sharing this exciting video revealing one of the tricks of Hollywood!!! 👍👍🙂

@chaswr Год назад

The Brady Bunch and that sliding glass door (sans glass) in the family room also comes to mind

@vintagemarie2391 Год назад

I remember an episode of Get Smart where Max's face was pushed in glass and you could see the pancake makeup left behind!

@vincentcalvelli6452 Год назад

Speaking of the scenes with the Pontiac, have you noticed the headlamps are covered with white poster paper to give the illusion of being illuminated.😮

@judd442009 Год назад

"Rick nineg" was one of my first subscriptions when I joined RU-vid. Early episodes of "Leave It to Beaver" made me realize that the windows on TV series didn't have glass panes. The curtains in the window of the entry of the Clever's first house would always swing in and out of the window frame when the front door was slammed shut. Also, the Clever's cars were frequently driven without the windshields--I think this was the case during the opening for the last season when the Clevers were backing out of the driveway to go on a family picinic.

@ricknineg Год назад

You’re awesome!

@judd442009 Год назад

@@ricknineg I learned it all from a hopeful person named Rick.

@ricknineg Год назад

🙏

@juliemcmahan1207 Год назад

Lucy was amazing!!! Thank you Rick! ANYTHING I Love Lucy is wonderful!!

@Jared_Wignall Год назад

I always love finding out new stuff with I Love Lucy and these old shows. Keep up the great work Rick, have a great weekend!

@ericpearson881 Год назад

Thank you for these Lucy videos. I laugh out loud just seeing the still photographs. I love Lucy.

@marleneokon8111 Год назад

I never noticed any of the scenes without the glass and I've been a fan for 60 years. Ty for your entertaining videos. It gets us through horrible times.

@TheVerbalVolley Год назад

Great stuff, as usual, Rick. You definitely have "the eye". On a personal note, I am continuing to hold a good thought for you that you are slowly healing from the loss of your precious "baby". I know how tough it is to lose such a precious gift of love. You never truly get over the loss, but eventually the good memories replace the sad ones, & you end up smiling at those precious memories, instead of letting the mourning process dominate over those precious & irrepraceable memories. All the best to you, as ever.

@andreagoble5353 Год назад

I love the scene of Lucy and Ethel in the candy factory where they can't catch up and Lucy starts eating the candy. Cracks me up everytime!

@colorbugoriginals4457 Год назад

classic! 😂

@jennifergarrett6809 Год назад

You showing the scene where she contorts her face made me think back to the movie they did on her life where we find out she was mentored by the great Buster Keaton. I can only imagine what all he taught her to do. And I'd bet the face thing was one of them. Thank you for another great episode.

@mrsheatherteske Год назад

That came to mind too, where she was practicing her moves in the mirror

@HobbyOrganist Год назад

@@mrsheatherteske Or the Harpo episode where Lucy mirrors his every move until he drops his hat and it had a yoyo string to pull it back up and her hat didn't HAHA

@vozpit Год назад

On The Honeymooners, you can notice there's no glass in the window of the Kramden's apartment. Most noticeable, in the episode "Pardon My Glove", Ralph & Norton are hiding out of the fire escape & they're watching Alice talking with another man. When Ralph finally has all he can stand, he yells "Aha!" & then climbs through the open section of the window. However, he reaches his hand through the part where there should be glass to steady himself. He's also holding a white glove in the hand that goes through the window. It's a very obvious blooper.

@PSPguy2 Год назад

It's incredible how many tricks of the trade there are when shooting for TV or a movie. One of my favorites are the silent paper bags. You may notice when an actor is carrying grocery or any type paper bags they barely make a noise because they are made from a material that replicates paper but is almost noiseless. Also, clear silicone ice cubes are used in drink glasses to reduce noise. Most people would be amazed at how many "silent props" are necessary on set when filming.

@salvadorromero9712 Год назад

The prop cubes are used above all so that they don't melt! When you combine the hot studio lights, the need for continuity from one shot to another, how long it can all take, the extra convenience of being able to just assemble the prop and leave it rather than having to do it just before it goes out, and so forth...if just one of these factors were at play that alone would justify using fake cubes, which are used in still food photography as well. Noise factor is one reason silicon is better than plastic.

@gerardstephens58 Год назад

Brilliant, how Lucy sells the first shot. Genius.

@someguy4911 Год назад

An interesting concept on the Lucy Learns to Drive episode is that they had the actual vehicles on the soundstage but of course did not want to start the cars and drive them in an enclosed area. So every time you see the Pontiac in motion, you can see a cable coming from the front end of the car. This was used to pull the car along so they didn't have to actually start it and drive it.

@heidia6270 Год назад

I love your videos of I Love Lucy. I could seriously binge watch I Love Lucy all day!! They were the best! This is great. Who would have known! So many Hollywood secrets and illusions!

@bejoyful Год назад

This show makes my sad days happy again.

@sharimeline3077 Год назад

I remember being a kid and laughing my head off whenever Fred said "I got wind of it." Lots of episodes made me laugh, but that line has stuck with me all these years. I originally watched ILL in the 60's.

@Avery_4272 9 месяцев назад

The way William Frawley says that line cracks me up every time, too!

@ms.rosann Год назад

I grew up watching this show… seems like it was always on TV, no matter what time of day 😊

@reneebraxton1032 Год назад

Yes, it is. Here in New York City it airs at 1:00. 2 episodes! Decades TV.

@sandrasanders706 Год назад

I always thought glass was there!! That really speaks of the brilliance of Lucille Ball!!

@hueyiroquois3839 Год назад

Buster Keaton poked fun at this concept in a scene where he's cleaning a window, and he reaches through the window to clean the other side.

@bejoyful Год назад

Lucy mentioned learning about props from Mr. Keaton.

@gmamagillmore4812 Год назад

I think that was suppose to be a joke.

@tootalazaaz Год назад

Yes Lucy was a great show. Good insight on how things are produced.

@roberttelarket4934 Год назад

Very very very clever to remove the glass in many episodes!!!

@ricknineg Год назад

Desi was a smart one

@carlahannemann5799 Год назад

As always, thank you for sharing the "secrets," Rick.

@timtmt522 Год назад

Gee Rick, I know I have said it before but your eye for detail is truly amazing and has to be some kinda record! The window shade string swinging thru the empty hole blew my mind, would have never noticed if you had not brought it to light. 😍

@heidia6270 Год назад

Agreed!!

@sallyn2393 Год назад

I knew there was no glass because of glare, but I really thought there was glass in the scene where Lucy scrunches up her face. That’s some great talent! I also always notice in shows that even in the winter, cars always have their windows down. Always makes me laugh. This was great, Rick!😄

@VintageConversation Год назад

And the absence of rear view mirrors

@JohnRay1969 Год назад

There WAS glass in that scene. Her nose quite obviously flattens against the glass. NOBODY can do that with their nose. He was right about the rest but no way did she flatten her nose like that.

@lemorab1 11 месяцев назад

I came here to say this, but you already said it for me. Your nose doesn't flatten and scrunch when you do that to your mouth, it remains the same. Impossible to make her nose do that with no glass.@@JohnRay1969

@aslan9334 Год назад

During Covid lockdown i used to watch I ❤ Lucy and watched your I ❤ Lucy videos!😄

@marigeobrien Год назад

Wow. Just found your channel. I LOVE "I Love Lucy," too. It is my all-time favorite sitcom and it was one of the first. I grew up watching the re-runs. There are a few I missed, though. And, now, seeing them complete, I realize how much was cut because TV kept adding more and more commercial time to their shows. When I young, like 7 or 8, I would watch it and if, for some reason, I had to turn off the TV before the episode finished, I would worry about it for days. LOL! Lucy would get herself into such messes! And I think I was deeply affected by her and her antics. Throughout my life, one of (what I consider) my greatest strengths is coming up with unique ideas to solve problems... not unlike Lucy. LOL!

@ricknineg Год назад

Check out my playlist for more than 300 videos just on I Love Lucy! Here’s the link: ru-vid.com/group/PLuqWY02VeXi3pEUmelwME7X_qdkTqPlPX

@TerryComo2010 Год назад

Great video as usual Rick. Another thing you could have mentioned is the "fogging" of surfaces, such as the Pontiacs' body, so lights don't create a shine. It was done with cars many times in many shows over the years. Especially on The Andy Griffith Show. The squad car always looked "dusty", never shiny. Keep up the good work!

@AlandrisFerguson Год назад

This makes me think about when some newer shows do an interior scene in a car. The rear-view mirror is usually missing.

@sommvibes Год назад

Fun fun video . . . thanks for sharing.

@iloveejbgssnoopy Год назад

you are amazing Rick always and inspire all of us and thank you so much for showing us. Ms. Lucy was amazing woman

@shelleynobleart Год назад

Fantastic catches, Rick!

@elissaskirdine5735 Год назад

Very interesting. I Love Lucy is my favourite old show.

@LJ-ht4zs Год назад

I Love Lucy is my favorite sit com ever - from age 6 to current (age 77)

@haroldstella1398 Год назад

LOVE LUCY ETERNALLY ❤️❤️❤️❤️

@nickimontie Год назад

I wish I could subscribe multiple times and give more than one thumbs up!💖

@ricknineg Год назад

Aww thank you! As long as you’re subscribed and liked the video, that helps out so so much! Thanks Nicki

@Nunofurdambiznez Год назад

I knew about the car windshield, that one is pretty obvious.. but the rest of 'em, nope, never paid that much attention - great catch!!

@kjclark1963 Год назад

Rick, also notice on the Pontiac in "First Stop" that the headlights have been painted/covered over. They are definitely a non-reflective white, instead of glass.

@gmamagillmore4812 Год назад

At other times, headlights would be replaced with much brighter units so shooting of "nighttime" scenes could be done in daylight with cars appearing to be driven in the dark.

@loveisall5520 Год назад

I remember them doing the same trick with Eddie Albert's cars in "Green Acres".

@figmo397 Год назад

I've noticed the glass being removed, but Lucille Ball contorting her face to look like she was pressing against a glass door was masterful!

@kathleenking47 Год назад

Leave it to beaver, with the boys in back seat, has no back windshield. The musicians in background cover it up When these were made...people didn't think, they'd be beloved RERUNS

@oceanlover3530 Год назад

They also put some sort of wax over the cars paint finish so the lighting would not reflect off of the sides/hood of the car. Thanks Rick! Love your vlogs. Especially the Lucy posts. ✌🏻😉✌🏻

@popculturecurator Год назад

Another great video! Also in The Brady Bunch, there was no glass in the windows when they showed the back yard. Also in the series "Chips" you can see the crew and equipment all the time in the reflection of their sunglasses. Even as a kid I noticed that

@tigger06 Год назад

Yes ..I got wind of it ! HAHAHA...my favorite line of all ...so funny..that episode is one of my favorites

@elizabethharrison7306 Год назад

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@wardroland270 Год назад

Now that my brain doesn’t tell me there’s a windshield there, the car looks weird.

@krbigr2 Год назад

I was always looking for things like this. I believe I saw some kind of problems on other shows. Love looking for these mistakes. Found so many..new and old. Be blessed from AL

@nickimontie Год назад

My favorite episodes are when they went to California and Europe. I love it when you find interesting tidbits about those!

@ricknineg Год назад

Thank you!

@citibear57 Год назад

Besides the missing glass in the Pontiac, they also use a non-reflective paint (I assume something water-soluble like tempera, which dries to a matte finish) otherwise there would be a lot of glare and reflection.

@jons.6216 Год назад

There's actually another time they did that and one of the funniest reactions I think! This was the hospital nursery in "Lucy Goes to the Hospital" where Fred and Charles Lane are waiting while Ricky puts on his stage makeup and comes back! When Barbara Pepper is playing a nurse you see her inside and silently screams and throws what she's holding up in the air at the sight of Ricky dressed like a head hunter! Hahaha!

@HobbyOrganist Год назад

That was hilarious!!! she had towels or something in her hands

@DaisyPusher 7 дней назад

The car was also being pulled by a rope/chain. Awesome video. I never knew most of this. Her mime work is impressive ❤

@thetruthbetold961 Год назад

I love learning about these I love Lucy ''secrets''! PLEASE KEEP THEM COMING! :)

@freecycling6687 Год назад

Really interesting. It's funny that they removed the glass from the door, but left the little string for the shade!

@BCowcorn Год назад

The Brady Bunch patio doors is another glassless classic. I'm sure there are hundreds of shows with this technique.

@jimtomassetti8928 Год назад

When I first seen this Rick I knew there was no glass it's very obvious to see even the vent window! As all way's Rick...Your the very best in your career pls keep'em Rolling...Thank's for all you do!!! ....

@Hijodelaisla Год назад

As a kid, I noticed the lack of glass in TV sitcoms, along with frosted chrome surfaces (like toasters) to obscure reflections.

@brianrebmann5398 Год назад

Thanks for a great video. Your videos are always a treat. This is a fascinating Topic.I find it fascinating to learn these little secretsBehind how TV shows are made. Keep up the great work and thanks for a great video.

@writeract2 Год назад

she looked so good partic in the hollywood episodes - fascinating info.

@christopherleodaniels7203 Год назад

The Brady Bunch notoriously had no glass in their “sliding glass” doors.

@lnat2000 Год назад

These are great. It is also worth mentioning that for the purpose of filming all the shiny surfaces (like the paint on the Pontiac) needed to be dulled in order to minimize light reflection. This is especially evident in almost any episode by looking at telephone. Those old Westinghouse phones were SHINY! 😂

@sophiemorrison9820 Год назад

The one blooper I noticed is one of my favorites where Lucy and Ethel revert to old fashioned ways. The snooty women of the society matrons league come to Lucy's apartment for an inspection. They ask to see the kitchen and go in while Lucy and Ethel and the guys remain in the living room. As the women go into the kitchen the swinging door keeps swinging and you can see the two actresses standing behind the door.

@angelahicks2343 5 месяцев назад

Yes I noticed that and I also seen that with Fred too standing by the door until his time to come in

@jeffreyyoung4104 Год назад

As a kid growing up watching these shows, we always noticed the lack of glass, and when we asked, it was said it was to cut the cost of the scenery! But it was for other reasons as well!

@robertbangkok Год назад

WOW! Really neat. Thanks for this!

@tonisargent4695 Год назад

i still watch i love lucy today

@gerrydeviller1089 Год назад

Great video Rick, as usual! I used to see the missing glass trick in a lot of shows, specifically Adam-12 comes to mind. When they were in the cruiser most of the glass was gone, but, you could see some glass on both ends of the windshield

@nithyapremanjali Год назад

Wow, you have such a good eye for detail Rick! Just great! Loved this video! Had no idea that Lucy was contorting her face! She's wonderful! Thanks so much for your video!!!🙏🤗

@lynnecrisp Год назад

Ty so much I never knew this. Great video

@annamcgrath8410 Год назад

Lucy and guest star have the same dinnerware.

@StormBringer- Год назад

That’s another good one. I did not the windshield missing. But the one with the door and shade string moving I thought the window broke or something when I was a child.

@hanker72 Год назад

Wow! Very cool. Thanks for that info!

@harrythehammer Год назад

I loved the episode of her and Harpo Marx doing the mirror image scene

@AbiNomac Год назад

Great observation skills. Yes she squints her face before touching the “glass.”

@DaveB564 Год назад

Never picked up on that. Good stuff! Thanks Rick! 👍🏼

@ddavenpAZ Год назад

Boy, I bet the Windex company is crying over this! 😢 lol. This video was not a pane in the glass, because I learned something today! The windowless technique is not news to me, but what got to me was Lucy’s ability to make things truly believable! That face! I would have never known by her expression that the glass was not there! Lucille Ball was truly gifted as were we all when she shared her talents with us! Just as we as subscribers are all gifted when you share your work with us! Both you and Lucy are outstanding in your fields! Quality stuff! 👍🏻

@LJ-ht4zs Год назад

Yes, the amazing talent that Lucy has that one absolutely sees her face scrunched up against the glass - it is amazing

@susie154 Год назад

Fasinating ! Thanks

@Jim_F44 Год назад

Great video, Rick! The Brady Bunch is another classic example of no glass in the sliding glass door that the kids use to go from the backyard into the family room. It's very obvious! I believe that one of the brady kids said in an interview once that one time they forgot and stuck their hand through the frame to slide open the door, and it ended up in the final cut! Can't recall which episode though.

@DaddyOfTheSugarVariety Год назад

I love Tallulah Bankhead, she was hilarious!

@bejoyful Год назад

Tallulah was a good sport for doing the show.

@scootermom1791 Год назад

Wow! I would have never guessed that there wasn't glass in that sliding door of the hotel. Lucy was incredibly talented to be able to distort her face so convincingly in that scene! Of course, she made a lot of funny faces throughout her shows, but wow! Incredible!

@noahjackson2 Год назад

This makes me want to watch I Love Lucy rn

@gailwatson4927 Год назад

Wow! Thanks for all the secrets.

@danjarrett Год назад

Great Video Rick. I just Realized this Year while watching the Last season of Leave it to Beaver. In the opening Credits there is no Glass in the Rear Window of the Car as Ward is backing it out of the Driveway. It only took Me about 35 Years to realize that.

@theastewart6721 Год назад

Hi Rick. I never even thought about it! Thanks for pointing it out to us. Her talent is amazing! Thanks for another great video!🤗🤗

@ricknineg Год назад

You are most welcome, Thea

@theastewart6721 Год назад

😊😊

@TheDriftwoodlover Год назад

Hadn’t noticed that about the facial contortion before! You’ve really analyzed these in micro depth!

@ricknineg Год назад

I definitely do. This is what we accomplish on this channel. We deep dive into Classic TV and movies 😀

@lianedeangelo6344 Год назад

I like your I love Lucy bloopers the best. Thanks for this one!

@ricknineg Год назад

Thanks Liane. They are funny

@Tonys71464 Год назад

That was very interesting. Thanks again... 🙏🔥💪🤙👍

@Arthur5260 Год назад

That last example was funny. Gotta go find that episode.

@jefferyseay5846 Год назад

The sliding glass doors in the Brady Bunch kitchen and den weren’t glass, either. Maybe they were just big screens, but regardless, something about them always made me wonder.

@zoperxplex Год назад

Lucy looks like she wanted to parody Hedda Hopper with that outfit in the Tallulah Bankhead episode of the "Lucy/Desi Comedy Hour". Hedda was famous for her extravagant, broad brimmed hats.

@PamperedPetz Год назад

Omgoodness. Nice work Rick!

@drfalcon4102 Год назад

Not only on I Love Lucy, but look at the 1962 episodes of Leave it to Beaver, when they are backing out of the driveway , you can see there is no glass in the 1962 Dodge

@deborahb7284 Год назад

Love Lucy stuff. Thanks!

@kevinburke6446 Год назад

Home run video. As Always. Thank you.

@joesinkovits6591 Год назад

Great episode, Rick! Filmways Productions, (Beverly Hillbillies, Green Acres) would also remove car windshields on vehicles. They would also dull down the car bodies themselves, even the wheel covers, to eliminate reflections. I always cringe whenever I see what they did to Oliver Douglas’s Lincoln Continental on Green Acres. Also, Kami Cotler (“Elizabeth Walton”) pointed out on her channel that the glass was removed from the top of the candy cases in Ike Godsey’s store for the same reason, and I have to admit that I never noticed it. I guess there are all sorts of tricks used in the quest to simulate reality. Keep those videos coming, Rick!

@Mike-wl5xy Год назад

I used to work at 6121 sunset where they had I Love Lucy In Radio the studios were empty but you could feel the people there

@stevedale8611 Год назад

Fascinating video!

@johnkeating362 Год назад

I first noticed this when watching the Beverly Hillbillies. All of the new Chrysler cars didn’t have windshields. It’s very evident when Miss Hathaway drives onto the exterior set of the Clampitt mansion. She had quite a few new Chrysler convertibles throughout the series, but none of them had windshields.

@lazyhomebody1356 Год назад

No, I never noticed any of these. But I did watch for the Brady kids opening the sliding glass door- about half the time their fingers would go 'through' the glass