The Lucy Show |TV-1966| LUCY MEETS JOHN WAYNE |S5E10 

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Well we have Donald Trump, the King of comedy. He is the greatest with the White House circus complete with clowns. America and the world have been laughing every days since he became president.

@@yolamontalvan9502 Try and have a little INTELLIGENCE and don't inject F - - KING POLITICS IN COMMENTS. Keep that BS to yourself.

@@yolamontalvan9502 you mean 40%. The other 60% voted him in office & are still supportive to this very day. Maybe not so much for his Twitter rants as for the positive change he's made on the economy and the importance he places on putting America first

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I didn't like the ending, but it is a sitcom.

I’ve not seen this one yet, but the episode on I Love Lucy , with John Wayne and the foot prints one has always been just about my favorite episode 🥰

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Hopefully not!

There's still a tiny tiny bit of good quality entertainment it's just not on the mainstream

It's good and funny, but Seinfeld, for example, is funnier, and more sophisticated. Some later comedy shows were just as good and better than the old ones.

100% rite.I was 5 to 13 yrs.old wen these sitcoms ran mid 60s early 70s.2 bad the tv brought the vietnam war in yur living rm.Uncle was kia 3/68;10 days b4 my 11th bday in nam tail end of tet.60s was a interestingly crazy time.

@@guyhanoi8561 Seinfeld wouldn’t even be allowed to be made today.

I don't like Mooney at all and I don't understand why Lucy wanted him on the show.

I often wondered if Gale Gordon hadn't been married when her & Desi divorced the 2 would be married.

@@madeleine9907 Lucy could not work w/o Gale Gordon.

@@eloiseockert9233 I feel that Gale Gordon was more of a father figure. I had wished she remarried to someone like Hank Fonda or to William Holden - she was in movies with both (2) with Fonda and (1) with Holden - also he was on an hilarious episode of I Love Lucy. However, I later learned that Fonda was so ünavailable emotionally; and Holden later turned out to be a serious alcoholic - phew glad she did not end up with them.

Absolutely

I watch ME TV. It has all these amazing old sitcoms.

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Hello from Holland to. 😊😊⚘🌷⚘🌷⚘🌷⚘🌷⚘🤗🤗

You are absolutely right. Lucy made me want to be a comic like her. I would be floored if you were really Dwayne Hickman😎.

Goldie Hawn...ugh...

@@eloiseockert6561 100% MAN! Kurt Russel 100% Woman!

Dobie Yes she was beautiful

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She did, but not here. Sentiment is dangerous, It pushes us (humans) to make poor choices.

@Harriet, same here, I bet there are millions of us who feel likewise.

@@lorenzomagazzeni5425 Very good you say so - we are not alone.

Carol Burnett attests to having regarding Ball as her mentor, and most valued example of the discipline. There's some nice interviews with the two of them you can see.

Queen of Comedy.

cuz you name is Supersmokey2009,rofl......lol

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I preferred I Love Lucy. Like everyone else wish she & Desi could have made their marriage work.

He used to fish off Quadra Island off Vancouver Island!

"I believe in white supremacy until the blacks are educated to a point of responsibility. " JOHN WAYNE, 1971 Such a gentleman...

@@SjoerdSoundz he said almost the same thing of native americans in a playboy magazine.interview..it saddens me that the people I was brought up to respect..were not worthy..my given respect is thin.. very few have mine.. great actors and actresses don't make them great people..I appreciate their art..but am more interested in what kind of folks they are..or were.. And sadly to many of them are not people I would want to know..

@@karenknute4718 Yea it is sad when a "childhood hero" turns out to be a complete ***hole. And well when it comes down to respect. I think almost none of those hollywood folks really deserve respect. What do they do? Act a little bit?? Woopdiedoo, i have more respect for somebody working hard in a factory just to get around.

He was a darling.

She did receive a lot of credit . I just think as time passes memories fade . Many time the next generation thinks what they have has never been done before. That’s what I like about these You Tube archival posts! Also, I didn’t realize how much of a great working relationship she had with Carol Burnett .great legend!

AMONGST the GREATEST ever (Hey, I Love Lucy!!!!!), there are a FEW of them!!!!!!!!

I agree.

Lucy has 3 stars on The Hollywood Walk of Fame. Was dubbed, The Queen of Comedy.

Lucille Ball was the greatest comedian ever and was seen as such in her lifetime. Came up #1 in different poles - received all kinds of awards in her lifetime. Marc Daniels, her first director on ILL, said that she was the greatest actor he ever directed, and he had directed people like Sally Field, Paul Newman, Laurence Olivier and others. Also when Orson Welles appeared on ILL and was watching her from the wings, he was asked why he was so absorbed - he said I am watching the greatest American actor. Yes, she did receive credit from many many people during her lifetime - a reputation which continues today 2022.

Clean simple comedy.

Equal to Red Skelton, Charles Chaplin, Buster Keaton, et al

Michelle Post ME TOO!!! Mr. Mooney was my fave!!! 😂😂😂😂😂❤️🥰🥰🥰🥰

Me too! My Grandmother loved "Gunsmoke" and i loved "The Lucy Show!" I would beg ny mother and grandmother to let me stay up for the show. I always got my way!!! Lol.

"Monday Night" was alright!

Me too. With my grandmother.

I loved Sunday nights, Mutual of Omaha then Wonderful World of Disney......remember the Candid Camera Show?

Lea Hamilton Me too!!! She makes me happy.😊💔❤

Me three..

She is a funny troublemaker.

Me to.

Good Times Little House On The Prairie

That poor John Wayne, I hope they were real friends

@@upthedownescalator630 I am wondering too because in the '50s Duke was against all blacklist screenwriter and Lucille seriously criticized him so hard on this matter...u can find a scene that was said about..in Trumbo a good film in 2015...Diane Lane was so amazing in this one too..dont miss!

@@upthedownescalator630 Actually Lucille Ball had was world known and many people wanted to be on one of her shows, ie John Wayne, William Holden and many more

@@chaturongarchary9773 7Well Walter Winchell and Hedda Hopper were folks really hot on HUAC which investigated folks including Lucille Ball. She let bygones be bygones abt Winchell and said that Hedda Hopper was one of her favorite people. (Something I never understood re Hopper) Agree with the former comment Trumbo was a really good film. Showed how Kirk Douglas and Otto Preminger the former for Spartacus and the latter for Exodus insisted that Trumbo's name be on the film as screen writer. Amazing how many of his films won Academy Awards - finally it all came out, such as Roman Holiday et al.

@@LJ-ht4zs Hedda once was Lucille's guest in I love Lucy...so funny !!

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Yeah me too.

@@Joe-rw1bb I think he was so loved & admired because he was just always himself. No big Hollywood BSer. He could have if he wanted to, but it wasn't his style. God bless him.

Well, yes, but hopefully you can raise a little "fuss/excitement" up ONCE in a while...to break up the monotony!!!!!!!!

Yes he was and he should have been the President of the United States in 1960 and had he ran for the office he would've beat JFK like a drum.

@MISHIT KINGS Umm..... I don't have any white people.

Yes he was

@Paul Kryder John Wayne would have gotten the racist vote.

Na the democrats, the south, never woulda voted for him

He was?

WOW.. You make me scream for how good we actually had it. We were poor but heck if I could tell we had fun doing family stuff. Even television was not so retarded then. Sundays reading the comics and the TV magazine so you could plan what to watch during the week with blurbs of what the episodes would be about and the letter R next to reruns. Carol Burnett meant the week was ended and ABC Sunday Night at the Movies with James Bond movies to spell the beginning of the week. And Gunsmoke and Lucy always said, yep its Monday.

@@upthedownescalator630 Hell yea.@that time he was the stud along w Steve mcqueen,sidney portier,Lee marvin,john cassevettes,rbert conrad(just passed away)of the wild wild west fame,george Hamilton,Adam west and burt ward of batman fame etc.and many more that don't come 2 mind rite now.It has bin so long of bout 55yrs wen I was 6 to 13yrs oldboy 1970 50yrs.ago.

Also was a good friend of Jack Benny who was also a neighbor - funny story he walked into her house while she was having dinner with family - playing his violin - without saying a word - walked out again.

@Jack Val: When I was 18, I dated the son of John Wayne's next-door neighbor in Newport Beach, CA, but it was 7 years after JW had already died. Russell told me that JW's widow would walk her small dog every morning. I remember wondering whether, had JW still been alive, would I have been lucky enough to have had the opportunity to meet him in person!?! I knew he was wonderful because of his reputation with all his old movies that my mom used to watch, my mom adored him, and with JW being a resident of Newport Beach, OC even named their airport after him. Having watched this episode, and now being about the age he was during it, I realize how handsome John Wayne was!

Paul Newman refused.

The one thing I was told ehen seeing a prrformer in person if 'the performer " is eating leave 'them,' alonexss they need their private time...

Too bad Lucy wasn't so gracious.

Yes and many stories like that on and off the set. Whether you were in the John Wayne stock company or a crew member, John Wayne was wonderful to be around a true gentleman.

You're not alone, he's my hero too

Amen, Lucille Ball was a colossal talent, and a total one-off. God bless her!

dean faw about his footprints. He gave her a 6 month supply

John Wayne was on " I love Lucy"...

They were friends for a long time.

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Love El Dorado

But the War Wagon was around that time too.

@@lisanealy1703 I love El dorado too!

The copyright date, and the set, suggest "The War Wagon."

Right? I love when he does that

"YOU'RE A MEANIE! MR MOONEY!" X-D I always loved that from her.

Greetings from a john wayne fan in the US

Her? Guess again....

He really is!

While scamming people ?

@@delboytrotter8806 certainly not looting people like you I guess 🤣!

This is truly a show that has transcended age, race, culture of humans. At one of her tributes it was said that God needed the world to laugh and he made Lucy.

Never get tired of all 60s sitcoms.Remember them well,but vaguely remember name of sum episodes.Its' bin 53-54 yrs.

Desi