Lotsa Luck (Episode 13) - Will You Marry Me?

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Lotsa Luck - Will You Marry Me? (December 10, 1973)
Stanley has been dating a new woman named Marsha, and invites her to dinner to meet his family. As the evening progresses, Stanley decides that it's finally time to "pop the question." He learns, however, that as a modern woman, Marsha has other ideas about how a couple should determine their compatibility, before marriage.
Actors -
Dom DeLuise - Stanley Belmont
Kathleen Freeman - Iris Belmont
Wynn Irwin - Arthur Swann
Beverly Sanders - Olive Swann
Jack Knight - Bummy Pfizer (credit only)
Pat Finley - Marsha
Directors -
Alan Rafkin - directed by
Writers -
Carl Reiner - created by
Bill Persky - created by
Sam Denoff - created by
Steve Gordon - written by
Producers -
Norman Barasch - producer
Sam Denoff - executive producer
Carroll Moore - producer
Bill Persky - executive producer
Don Van Atta - producer
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@greatestshortlivedclassics5990 3 года назад

Lotsa Luck (Episode 13) - Will You Marry Me? This episode is rated TV-G and hope you enjoy watching this! All credits in the description below.

@islewait6107 2 года назад

Best "wedding episode" I have ever had to endure!😉😅

@michellepost3098 3 года назад

I watched this at age 14, when new, and liked it. I remember the theme jingle of it. Dom was funny. That family was nutty, but funny.

@MrMenefrego1 Год назад

I was 13; hard to believe that was *50 years ago!* 😮 How did that happen?! 😖

@MrMenefrego1 Год назад

If they aired this today, the viewers would wonder why living together would cause such a stir. In 50 years, we have fallen so far that we hardly even notice these things.

@freddyfurrah3789 Год назад

I've noticed.

@loislindsay 3 года назад

Im a new subscriber tommy i love that show lotsa luck is my favorite show can you do freddys nightmares season 2

@dcxxxx 3 года назад

I just can't suspend belief...There's NO WAY IN H*** a woman like that is going out with a guy like that. NONE!

@MrMenefrego1 Год назад

If he had money, she would.

@TWS-pd5dc 3 года назад

Ouch. It's easy to see why this show didn't last. Just not funny, poorly written and despite a lot of talented actors just wasn't a good show.

@greatestshortlivedclassics5990 3 года назад

It also was the low ratings too, which was 16.9

@tomfinland9572 Год назад

WRONG.. I got more laughs watching this show than I get from any of the junk so-called comedies of today.. you obviously don't have a sense of humor.. it's very well written

@TWS-pd5dc Год назад

@@tomfinland9572 Well I guess you're easily amused by lame comedy. Good for you little man!

@tomfinland9572 Год назад

@@TWS-pd5dc What have you contributed to comedy other than being a miserable complainer without a sense of humor.. LOL LOL and who are you to tell us what LAME comedy is ??? Honey lamb

@TWS-pd5dc Год назад

@tomfinland9572 When you graduate 5th grade let us know. Now go sit on the floor and run your trains.

@freddyfurrah3789 Год назад

I didn't agree with cohabitation then. I don't agree with it now. Look at the result of the behavior of the late 60s and early 70s. I hated the 70s. I HATED women like her back then.

@loislindsay 3 года назад

Im a new subscriber tommy i love that show lotsa luck is my favorite show can you do freddys nightmares season 2 Please