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No cable required. When the women are discussing Sylvia it would be great if she has a husband and my favorite line from Ethel she says "I'll make the sacrifice she can have mine. I wish the women trusted their husbands or better yet single women in general. But anyway, Lucy's plan backfires the guy she's setting up with Sylvia thinks he's going out with Lucy.

Oh boy. Good episode. Details Edit. Release date May 25, United States. Stage 2, Hollywood Center Studios - N. Desilu Productions. Can you guess whose pictures are on the cover? That's right-Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz! In the "Young Fans", Ricky is so startled by Peggy that he splashes cream on his lapel. It's still there as he leaves the kitchen. But when he gets to the living room, the cream magically disappears! This new "flashback" scene was created to open the April rebroadcast of "Lucy Fakes Illness".

To make room for the new second season opening for "Lucy Fakes Illness", several shots were cut from the negative in , and have been missing ever since. For the special edition DVD, they reconstructed the missing footage, using a rare 16mm print.

From I Love Lucy's premiere on October 15, , through the end of February , these animated sequences were used as transitions into commercials. When the series originally aired on CBS, this animated sequence opened each episode, from the show's on October 15, premiere until the broadcast of "The Young Fans" on February 25, I Love Lucy's animated opening changed from time to time during its original network run.

This animated sequence opened each episode beginning with the broadcast of "New Neighbors", on March 3, So you'd think that Desi would be familiar enough with the place not to mess up the name during filming, right? He calls it the "Bigger Vital River Club"! To raise the Ricardo's coffee table into frame in an important shot in the last scene of "The Kleptomaniac", Director of Photography Karl Freund mounted it on blocks, which were supposed to remain out of view of the TV audience.

But a later wide-angle pan revealed all to folks at home. Starting in March , during I Love Lucy's original network run on CBS, this animated sequence was used as the transition to commercials. When I Love Lucy reruns began, much of the music at the beginnings and ends of scenes were altered or cut.

For the special edition DVD, they restored these original musical bridges wherever possible. Here are two examples. The story behind the nightclub scene when Ricky finds out Lucy is expecting.

When you help your Heart Fund you help your heart. In the first scene of "Cuban Pals", Desi inadvertently says one of his lines in English, then realizes his error and breaks up completely. He recovers quickly, however, and continues as though the mistake had been scripted.

If you look carefully, though, you can see Lucille Ball standing in the dark at the rear of the stage, taking a break before her entrance. Here is the familiar edited scene, followed by the original version, unseen since the s. Littlefield decided he'd call actor Maurice Marsac the Headwaiter "Maurice" instead of "William" as the script provided. Too bad nobody told the announcer, Roy Rowan, before he reads the guest cast credits aloud at the end of the program!

When "Lucy Gets Ricky On the Radio" was edited for reruns, footage of Freddie Fillmore holding up a poster for sponsor Phillip Morris was replaced by close-ups of Lucy, filmed by another camera. For the special edition DVD, they restored the original shots-unseen for 50 years. To mark the end of their first season on CBS, Lucy and Desi bid farewell for the summer to the TV audience in this special end-of-season "tag scene".

It was broadcast just once, on June 9, A slideshow of stills and trivia from the first season's production. Help wipe out polio. The need is great, so don't wait. Lucy gets a sneak preview of the Ford Retractable Hardtop. In re-editing "Job Switching" for syndication, CBS ended up showing the same "chocolate slap" twice from two different camera angles!

Watch Lucy's right eye closely. The slap covers it in chocolate, then suddenly it's chocolate-free again! In "Job Switching", Desi's first "slip and fall" was accidental, not scripted. But the move got such a scream from the audience that he promptly took two more pratfalls, just for good measure! In "Job Switching", Lucille Ball wasn't supposed to eat any chocolates from the conveyor belt until she finished her last line of dialogue.

But she popped one into her mouth too soon. Realizing her error, Lucy quickly removed the candy and dropped it to the floor without missing a beat. In "The Handcuffs", when Lucy and Ricky go to bed handcuffed together, one of the few pieces of clothing Ricky manages to remove is his necktie..

But when they come back into the living room, the tie magically appears back on Ricky's neck again! In re-editing "Job Switching" for syndication, CBS cut short Lucille Ball's priceless chocolate-drenched reaction shot at the end of the "chocolate dipping" scene. For the special edition DVD, they restored this deleted footage-unseen since When these episodes were first broadcast on CBS in , a variety of special animated sequences were used in order to provide a smooth transition into the middle commercial.

For the special edition DVD, they reinserted these original sequences. The familiar "heart on satin" opening wasn't created until I Love Lucy was in reruns. The third animation sequence opened the original network broadcast of "The Handcuffs" on October, 6, Various bits of trivia about Season 2 of the series production. Question: In "Redecorating", when Ricky goes to check out the new wallpaper, why is Fred Mertz lurking in the Ricardo's bedroom hallway?

Answer: William Frawley forgot to stay out of camera range while waiting to make his entrance! During the filming of "Lucy is Enceinte", as he neared the final scene, Desi was so overcome by emotion that he forgot what he was supposed to do next-sing "We're Having a Baby".

But the film crew came to the rescue, yelling at him to "Sing the baby song! For syndication, when the original animated transitions into the middle commercial were replaced by the familiar "heart on satin", the music was often cut to fit the shorter segue.

For the special edition DVD, they restored both the animation and the original music. Here's an example. Lucille Ball often changed the names of characters in the show to those of real people she knew, such as Henry "Bud" Molin one of the show's film editors. But sometimes these ad hoc name changes didn't make it into the voice-over credits at the end of the episode.

In "Ricky Has Labor Pains", you really can't blame Ricky for feeling neglected, now that Lucy has become the focus of everyone's attention. One of the reasons "I Love Lucy" remains so fresh is that you're seeing a truly "live" performance, filmed straight through, like a play.

Second takes were rare, even for dialogue flubs like the one Lucy makes here. She chuckles at her mistake and keeps on going! This new opening "flashback" scene, created for the Febuary 9, rerun of "The Diet", was broadcast only a single time. The February 23, rebroadcast of "Men Are Messy" while Lucy was still on maternity leave began with this special message from Desi, as well as a new "flashback" opening scene, neither of which has been broadcast in more than 50 years! Here is the original opening of each of these episodes.

I Love Lucy's opening changed during its original network run. I Love Lucy. Comedy Family. Director William Asher. Top credits Director William Asher. See more at IMDbPro. Photos 2. Add image. Top cast Edit. Ricky's movie is shelved, so Lucy schemes to get Ricky another role. The plan: impress studio boss Dore Schary by any means necessary, even if it means that Schary must impress himself.

But first, there are fan letters to write. Schary: Philip Ober. Miss Ballantine: Jody Drew. Jim Stevens: John Hart. Mon, Mar 28, 30 mins. Lucy's writing a fan-magazine article about Ricky when she hears he's going to host a TV benefit show. She wants in on it and has some leverage: she could always write that he's a "dirty rat.

As Ethel puts it: "For once, the bull will be full of Lucy. Mon, Apr 4, 30 mins. Lucy raises a ruckus when Ricky forgets their anniversary. Maybe a lavish party at Mocambo will restore peace. And maybe it won't. Mon, Apr 18, 30 mins. Cornel Wilde is staying in the suite above the Ricardos and Lucy is determined to see him, so she poses as a bellboy. Getting in to see him is the easy part. As for getting out Mon, Apr 25, 30 mins. Lucy and Ricky and Ethel and Fred are bored with each other so the gals head off to Palm Springs for a break.

Rock Hudson guests as himself and has a hand in getting the couples back together. Mon, May 16, 30 mins. Lucy's bragging againthis time, she's telling her New York friend Caroline Appleby that she's Van Johnson's dance partner. Lucky for Lucy, Johnson's a nice guy. Caroline: Doris Singleton. Pianist: Marco Rizo. Mon, May 9, 30 mins. With a top hat, a blond wig and a bike horn, Lucy transforms herself into Harpo Marx, then meetsand mirrorsthe man himself.

As usual, the redhead's in a jam: a friend's in town, and Lucy's been fibbing to her about stars with which she hobnobs. If Lucy doesn't have celebs on hand, she'll have some 'splainin' to do.

Caroline Appleby: Doris Singleton. Ricky needs an agent, Lucy figures, so she nominates herself unbeknownst to Ricky, of course and heads off to negotiate with a studio exec Parley Baer to land him a role in a movie.