The Lucy Show |TV-1967| VIV VISITS LUCY |S5E15 

i cried and so did viv and lucy

Did you hear how long the applause lasted? 🙂😃😀😊

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I always thought she was prettier, but of course I love Lucy!

+Tionne Johnson Lucille Ball...... Aug. 6, 1911---------- April 26, 1989 died age the age of....... 77 & Vivian Vance...... July 26, 1909-------- Aug. 17, 1979 died at the age of...... 70

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+Judy Macqueen You're NEVER old when you love watching Lucy and Viv, Judy...it just means your "inner child" is young, robust, and healthy! LOL!

+Jezebel1960 lol thank you i am happy to see some of us still love the old shows it brings back great memorys for me i watch all the lucy shows on you tube love them all

+Judy Macqueen Judy...we were fortunate---to be raised watching some of the finest entertainers and entertainment of the mid-20th Century. No wonder the kids today are all wired up, high-strung, and miserable. We were truly graced...

Lucy n vivian worked together so nicely there both funny.

It’s in TV time

I just noticed that the uploader deleted certain parts of the original episode; Lucy actually talks for longer in the original while the plane lands and unloads, though it's still pretty fast!

Lolz

@@organist1982 I wonder if the uploader did that or if the source from which the uploader got the video did it. I would notice parts of eps missing from Golden Girls reruns on cable or other shows I knew well. I always figured it was just a way for them to get in extra commercials.

I am loose and a best friend lmao.

WHAT...???

VIRGINIA MARTINEZ, when Lucy said "I'm Loose" she subtly implied that she was loose with her morals and she was into free love. She was subtly implying that she was a woman with loose morals. Notice how she quickly corrected herself and said "loose" was short for "Lucy". It was a very risqué to be into free love in 60's TV shows and that's why it was funny.

Surprised that made it past the censors back then

Actually, Laverne and Shirley were the Lucy and Viv of the seventies.

Amen...Re: SNL ☺☺☺

AMEN...2 THAT!!☺☺

Thanks for watching PizzaFLIX. May the Sauce be with you.

Grandparents!

LOL.

The six meals a day thing didn't work either.

Viv's look at Lucy 'Have you lost your mind?'

It's much worse nowadays. *MUCH, MUCH WORSE.*

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"Don't blow your stack, pussycat!"

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I feel the exact same way.

Pandamonium disagree. I like her 60s shows alot better.

I ❤️ I love Lucy show;; it didn't have a bad episode;; I hear they couldn't stand weekly work & grind of I love Lucy show anymore: instead had specia;: l I love Lucy hour;; woman work 1950s/1960s Lucy had to get a job & be a role model ; I love Lucy had four legendary actress & actors

@@lloydkline1518 After ILL, they had "The Lucy / Desi Comedy Hour" in which the Ricardos AND the Mertz's move out to the country. So the setting changed but the actors didn't. In The Lucy Show, Lucy Carmichael was widowed w/2 children & Viv was divorced w/ 1 child & they all lived together in the same house for the first 3 seasons. THOSE WERE MY FAVORITE EPISODES! Lucy & Viv together again as different characters, with Viv's great line delivery & Lucy's physical comedy, plus the I Love Lucy writers?! I laughed so much during some of those episodes! Then, with S4, the show moved to California, Viv was no longer a co-star & the writers changed. In the opinion of many folks, it started going downhill from there. Lucy Carmichael worked because she needed money, not to be a role model, although IRL she was a role model of being an influential businesswoman.

Lol

She didn't want to continue playing the role on a permanent basis but was Lucy's guest several times. They gave Lucy a new friend, Mary Jane.

In the begiing she did- but later she had commitments on the east coast. If I recall right she had a round of cancer, her husband and such were out of NY.

@@turboredcart I read in comments elsewhere that when the show moved to CA Viv couldn't continue b/c she didn't want to move across the country. Didn't she start her career on the stage?

@@DonnaBrooks she did begin her career on stage

CHUCK LORRE?? (The pastor???) 😳

@@virginiamartinez4774 no I think she means chuck lorre the sitcom creator made the timeless best loved shows Two and a half men And the big bang theory lol

He is. Yall just old.

I DISAGREE...SOWEE!!☺

OMG. They do!

I couldn't think of their names in that moment, but YES!!!

WAT a GREAT IDEA!!😘

seek help

And we have all those cows crying to make fat acceptance a thing.

Yes and they were eating a diet that we would consider to be “unhealthy” today. I don’t think we got it right

MUCH MORE... innocent and naive in those days that's the big Focus compared to now!!** now not only adults the teenagers and kids I usually off just foul mouth and deceiving we all need Jesus to enter in2 our hearts...

I wish i could have saw it live.

You might be getting this confused with Petticoat Junction. One of the few eps I can remember is when Bobbie Jo started hanging with some beatnik crowd & her mom let her hair down & got on stage & did some off the top of her head "poetry" & Bobbie Jo was embarrassed to death until everyone started applauding.

Makes you wonder

No worries about William. He and Viv HATED each other. She actually celebrated the day he died.

I was thinking the same thing. Especially when the police officer says "check the new handbook, are we allowed to ask someone to take their foot off our motorcycle?" I was thinking of Obama & Eric Holder vs. the current day police.

+fjvideo As the French say, "The more things change, the more they stay the same!" LOL! Also, when the "yuppie puppies" were growing up in the mid-1980s to mid-1990s, "The Lucy Show" was again back in fashion on the Nick at Nite, so THEY grew up with it...LOL!!! Which makes your original point contain more that just a little validity...(SMILE).

+fjvideo P.S.: When you say, "radicalized," I hope you don't mean don't mean to denigrate their integrity as good human beings (being socially and politically mindful, lacking the many petty prejudices that blighted the 1960s against marginalized Americans, and protesting today, as then, needless violent and unscrupulous behaviors of the varied "powerbrokers" that came to power in the 1980s and again in the early 2000s, or active persecution of people based on God-granted human qualities), but for their seemingly collective sense of generational "entitlement" and seemingly addictive reliance on the mass-world technology pandemic, rather than making more of an effort to relate face-to-face, in an humane and in-the-flesh intelligent manner (instead of posting insults and often hurtfully egotistical opinions on the internet, which they believe will protect their "anonymous" status, forever, without fail). The current generation is much to young (and self- preoccupied) to realize that NOTHING lasts forever, in one's favor---the time of the "privilege" of youth ends for every generation, eventually...from the "flaming youth" of the Roaring '20s to the youth of today, to and for which it seems EVERYTHING is "awesome!" LOL!

Jezebel1960 Jezebel thank you for posting such a thoughtful response