If you paid very close attention, when Dean was singing to his hit everybody loves somebody sometime, whomever did the subtle on the video can't hear well because they wrote something instead of the true lyric when it was clearly what he was singing even if you never heard the song in you life.
For everyone who wondering what year this show air I just googled it. It is even sweeter then you might think. According to Google it first air on Valentine Day 1966 ( February 14, 1966) which is a prefect day for such a sweet story line to air. I love this show even more now.
Their chemistry was so beautiful. You can tell they were really good friends off set. One of my fave episodes. He's so handsome and charming. Great episode.
Saw this as a child,when it first aired. Never forgot it. Such a feel good episode! One of the best! Giggles throughout! Makes me miss my childhood home and mother. We never missed this show. Thanks!
Thank you for uploading this, also a great print! Charming episode, funny, and Lucy looks absolutely stunning. What a knock-out. Dean Martin was a wonderful match for her.
"Why didn't you tell me right off the bat that you were Dean Martin?...I would've went out with you anyway"!...Absolutely priceless!..Ya' gotta love Lucy! Hehehe😂💜😂💜😂.
I LOVE THIS EPISODE! love Dean Martin, love Lucy. love how Dean playing this humble and cute Eddie and when he changes into himself Dean Martin, he's Dean. He's the coolest cat.
Jack Pearce I was merely commented that nicotine destroys the voice and warps one's complexion. My wife never touched a cigarette and forced me to quit before I turned thirty, she looks twenty years her junior and she's over 60.
Dean truly Loved Lucy too. They did many things together too. Some Dean Martin Show and a roast. Also a speical Lucy and her husband did at the MGM hotel center around Dean Martin opening there. They worked together as much as they could.
Dean and Lucy was very good friends. Lucy did a special in 1975 It was set in Vegas, at the MGM Grand Hotel. The whole story line Lucy just a regular person went to Vegas to see Dean Show. Lucy befriended Dean and it ended beautiful. You can find it for rent on CZcams if you want more of this handsome couple. It call "Lucy Get Lucky".
Dean looks attractive with that black rimmed glasses! Oh why so cool and sexy! Dino is so dreamy in here! Like a prince charming on a Cinderella like evening! "Jerry who?!" Hahahaha!
Thank you for the full recording. Used to have to search each of the 5 parts to watch this. My favorite sketch of all the shows. I entertain my friends with this one.... Thank you again
Dean Martin and Lucy were good friends in real life. She had a special nickname for him. She affectionately called him Ol' crooked finger! Dean said he never taped his hands back in his boxing days so it caused a lotta damage to his fingers. Greg Garrison once said that Dean was a little self conscious about his fingers during the taping of the Dean Martin Variety Show, so Dean tried to have a cigarette in his hand whenever possible. In my opinion, Dean Martin was and is THE BEST!
Yes , "Kid Crochet" was a boxer, but that's not how his fingers got broken. An old-timer musician told the story of how (and why) Dino carried a pistol in his boot. Early in his career, Dean apparently made overtures to the wrong girl in the audience and had the crap beaten out of him, by a couple of goons who dragged him into the back alley of the club. They broke his hands pretty badly it seems. He once told a police officer that he always carried a gun, because that was never going to happen to him again!!!
Eric Richardson where did you hear that load of crap from . LoL 😂 . Dean Martin was the boxer kid crochet and that's how he broke his fingers. as a boxer because he didn't buy tape for his hands . that girl was right. You Need to Check your facts Dude. LoL 😂😂 😂 😂
@@MrsDinoPaulCrocettii1917 Jessica Erik has got it all wrong it was Johnny Carson that got beat up thru trying it in with a mobs girlfriend Johnny Carson got the beating Dino was well liked and respected by the mob x
@@ericrichardson3408 Wrong. How silly some people are. He couldn't afford the tape needed for boxing, and so his fingers got broken. What a load of garbage. Dean is clearly not a creep with women, would not have "made overtures" to someone in the audience. The only time that happened was when he saw Jeanne, his future wife in the audience, eyes locked, and it was love at first sight. You've distorted a lovely story.
I LOVE Lucy. My grandmother worked as a hair dresser for Lucy's best friend Ann Sothern. I have Ann's autograph, that she signed for my sister back in the 50s.
+poopy pants Lucy always over-spent on frippery, like clothes, which why she was always broke (that, and Mr. Mooney was cheapskate...LOL!). Also, Southern California was dotted with second-hand shops where Beverly Hills, Brentwood, and Holmby Hills matrons used to wear gowns once, deem them unfashionable (seasons change, they reasoned), and Lucy was a bargain hunter...LOL!
+Jezebel1960 There's also another way she got Dean. They traded guest shots. Even though he was on NBC I'm sure when she approached him she said "You guest on my show and I'll guest on yours".
Dean didn't like to rehearse but I bet he didn't get away with that with Lucy. Lucy loved to rehearse. Gale Gordon said that she loved to "play" during rehearsal.
Chris N they were close but her mother was absent twice when she was young and the second time she was 8 or 9 and left with her new step fathers parents.
You're absolutely right! Dean Martin did not like to rehears; and Lucy did. But the reason why he didn't like to rehearse was, not because he was lazy, but because he wanted to be spontaneous because when he worked with Jerry back in the day, the natural part of acting and leaving bloopers in etc. Is what made it work. However, Lucy knew this. And if Lucy wanted to rehearse, Dean would have respected that and definitely would have done so. It was a known fact in Hollywood the Dean was very good at remembering his lines. And not only that, he would also memorize the other actors lines as well. Both Dean and Lucy and their families were very, very, close. She even had Deans' wife in one of the I love Lucy's episodes back in the day. Even Dean's son Dino,and Lucy's son Desi, and another individual by the name of Billy Hensche we're in a band together many years ago.
@19.10 "Maybe Dean doesn't care, but you must have someone special you want to give it to". "She's got it" Oh Lord, whatever happened to that kind of charm and romance? And men who could make you feel like the most special woman in the world, before the world turned ugly?
I agree Linda I just wish I was Lucy here. Oh well I just have to dream about being in dreamy Dean arms. Everyone who knew Dean in real life has said "he is really what you see on the screen. We don't see that type of person anymore
It wasn't all sunshine and lollypops with men back then. Note that Lucy's friend says "he's the kind of guy you can spend an evening with and not have to be a Judo expert." Had me and my daughter in stitches.
Lucy is gorgeous no matter what she wears. Dean Martin was from steubenville that's like 30 miles north of Bellaire ohio but anyway I love this and all her episodes but this is one of my favorite ones we have a dean Marin festival once a year at his home town alot of lucy shows are great because of candy Moore viv Mr Mooney alot of her guest stars like Ethel merman John Wayne Wayne Newton dean martin Ann southern as the countess Carol Burnett and so many other great stars the lucy show was the greatest one then here's lucy then I love lucy but they were all swell shows this episode is one of the best
The beautiful lady in red gown is the consummate professional, Classic TV and Movie extra, Leoda Knapp Richards. There are very few Classic TV series from the inception of Television that she did not appear as an extra and a countless list of Classic Movies up until 1986. This is the ONLY time I have ever heard her utter a sound. Her ability to enrich a scene was so profound it wasn't until after 200 viewings of The Sound of Music that I realized she was the beautiful woman standing next to Captain Von Trapp during the "So Long Farewell" scene. That's a professional. She speaks at 17:02
If anyone wants more of this couple... check out a Lucy special you can rent from CZcams. It is call Lucy Gets Lucky. It was a hour special Lucy did in Vegas at the MGM Hotel. it is about A reg. Person name Lucy goes to Vegas to see a Dean Show opening and the mishaps Lucy get into. Yes you have to pay a little but it more of this same type of romance between these two.
I wonder why Frank Sinatra never worked with Lucy, despite the fact they were friends in real life and he considered her for the mother role in "The Manchurian Candidate."
+Bryan Criddic Lucy took no direction from anybody, and that included her director, usually Jack Donahoe. Frank liked to do one take and move on. Each knowing the other as well as they did, they were wise not to work together.
It's funny, though. Her reputation as an actress is often filtered through the flop that was "Mame," but in the right role Lucy could be very good. I'd recommend her supporting work in the 1949 film "Easy Living" as evidence of this.
+Bryan Criddic Lucy was a good actress, but after I Love Lucy, she was- I hate to sound corny- higher on the food chain than actress, but legend-national monument, expected to be nothing else but herself. Notice that a lot of comments about her here, and on other Lucy sites, have nothing to do with acting, but her appearance, and just how much people love her.
True enough. But even on her shows, she was willing to do things for a laugh that few women did in those times and she did it without losing any of her charm. That's why people loved her TV persona. Still, I wish she had been able to play more interesting roles in films. She rarely got the chance to do so. "Mame" was a mistake, but she probably could have done something. You could be right, though, that by the mid-sixties the audience probably just wanted her to be the way she was on TV.
Bryan Criddic It seemed like it was only me, but I thought she was terrific in Stone Pillow, the last (and rare) time she played a non-Lucy character. I don't think she had any particular persona after I Love Lucy, where she was witty, manipulating, calculating, mischievous, romantic, non-conformist. In The Lucy Show and Here's Lucy, she was just a ditz who got into odd situations, often with guest stars, as seen here. I think the public's love for Lucille Ball was built upon I Love Lucy, and glad to see her in anything.
Crazy I know but I just got couple parakeets to help me get thur this stay at home order due to the coronavirus. I am now living with Dino and Lucy. All I have to is put Dean Martin music on and Dino start to sing wis name sake. Lol ... I always wanted to live with Dino and now I am.
Dino was in a class by himself. Funny, extremely good-looking, and oh what a voice! I sure do miss him. I wish he and Lucy were still with us.💜💜💜
There surely will never be another like him. What an entertainer!
Dean Martin had such a wonderful singing voice.
If you paid very close attention, when Dean was singing to his hit everybody loves somebody sometime, whomever did the subtle on the video can't hear well because they wrote something instead of the true lyric when it was clearly what he was singing even if you never heard the song in you life.
Dino and Lucy had such awesome chemistry together!
They truly loved and cared about each other. They worked together whenever they could.
For everyone who wondering what year this show air I just googled it. It is even sweeter then you might think. According to Google it first air on Valentine Day 1966 ( February 14, 1966) which is a prefect day for such a sweet story line to air. I love this show even more now.
Their chemistry was so beautiful. You can tell they were really good friends off set. One of my fave episodes. He's so handsome and charming. Great episode.
They worked together as much as they could.
@@toniwilson1579 yeah you can tell. It was beautiful to see. Everyone loved Lucy
@@toniwilson1579ano será que foi?
Saw this as a child,when it first aired. Never forgot it. Such a feel good episode! One of the best! Giggles throughout! Makes me miss my childhood home and mother. We never missed this show. Thanks!
The more I see and hear about Dean, the more I like the man. What a great guy.
EyeShotFirst me tooo.... hè is such a great Guy.... kind.regards from Belgium,Fabienne
EyeShotFirst .. you should really watch the documentaries on the RAT PACK and Dean Martin documentaries..and he was one of the best!:)
Oh,how i loved this episode!! Dean Martin was so dreamy and he made quite a match with Lucy!!
Dean Martin is one of my favorite singers. Always classy. Great song and ending. They were really good together.
DEAN MARTIN HAD TONS OF TALENT..ONE OF A KIND MAN..
When he starts singing, call it cheesy, but my heart and emotions catch up with me and move me like no other musician does.
Dean's drinking may have been an act, but watching these 2 are really addictive!
So true I have a habit watching this over and over. It such a sweet episode of the Lucy show.
Love this episode. Really funny. Dean and Lucy were very good together. Thanks for posting.
A "Lucy Show" Cinderella story...charming, romantic, and classic!
Thank you for uploading this, also a great print! Charming episode, funny, and Lucy looks absolutely stunning. What a knock-out. Dean Martin was a wonderful match for her.
"Why didn't you tell me right off the bat that you were Dean Martin?...I would've went out with you anyway"!...Absolutely priceless!..Ya' gotta love Lucy! Hehehe😂💜😂💜😂.
I LOVE THIS EPISODE!
love Dean Martin, love Lucy.
love how Dean playing this humble and cute Eddie and when he changes into himself Dean Martin, he's Dean.
He's the coolest cat.
Lucille Ball looks amazing in this episode. When she dresses up she is gorgeous.
She would have been better looking if she didn't smoke
Jack Pearce I was merely commented that nicotine destroys the voice and warps one's complexion. My wife never touched a cigarette and forced me to quit before I turned thirty, she looks twenty years her junior and she's over 60.
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What a gorgeous woman, and a lovely guy!
This is the BEST "Lucy Show" episode ever!!!
Yes, it wasn't full of silly slapstick. Lucy should have done more episodes like this.
Dean truly Loved Lucy too. They did many things together too. Some Dean Martin Show and a roast. Also a speical Lucy and her husband did at the MGM hotel center around Dean Martin opening there. They worked together as much as they could.
Lucy said this was her personal favorite The Lucy Show episode. Maybe because she looks stunning :)
+astroboy royale And working with Dean Martin?????
For reasons which were never totally clear, this was Lucy's VERY favorite episode of all of them
Dean and Lucy was very good friends. Lucy did a special in 1975 It was set in Vegas, at the MGM Grand Hotel. The whole story line Lucy just a regular person went to Vegas to see Dean Show. Lucy befriended Dean and it ended beautiful. You can find it for rent on CZcams if you want more of this handsome couple. It call "Lucy Get Lucky".
Wonderful episode! It's impossible not to smile when Dean is on screen😁
It was nice to see Dean Martin playing a sweet humble guy.
you cant any sweeter than dino
+Joseph Forest It's like he's channeling harold lloyd (the great silent comedian).
Dean Martin was the Man. There will never be any like him.
I keep coming back to this episode every once in a while. Makes me happy to be alive.
When Dean started singing to Lucy there WOW. So beautiful. And he looks very cute in glasses. Very Clark Kent. Haha
Lucy, Dean, two of the greatest never to be overtaken. No one could ever fill their shoes. True artists! God love them!
+Shirley Jones You...wouldn't happen to be...THE "Shirley Jones," would you? The only stupid question is the one that ISN'T asked! LOL!
My two faves💖💖 Beautiful Lucy and handsome Dean. Both super talented and they're legends!!
I could definitely see why Lucy consider this episode of "The Lucy Show" her favorite!
I love Dean with glasses, he looks amazing, however as always ❤️🌹
Later on in life he did have glasses, he always looked so charming with or without glasses.
Dean looks attractive with that black rimmed glasses! Oh why so cool and sexy! Dino is so dreamy in here! Like a prince charming on a Cinderella like evening!
"Jerry who?!"
Hahahaha!
Thank you for the full recording. Used to have to search each of the 5 parts to watch this. My favorite sketch of all the shows. I entertain my friends with this one.... Thank you
again
Thanks for posting this.. :) It's a great episode. One of my favorites.
Dean Martin and Lucy were good friends in real life. She had a special nickname for him. She affectionately called him Ol' crooked finger! Dean said he never taped his hands back in his boxing days so it caused a lotta damage to his fingers. Greg Garrison once said that Dean was a little self conscious about his fingers during the taping of the Dean Martin Variety Show, so Dean tried to have a cigarette in his hand whenever possible. In my opinion, Dean Martin was and is THE BEST!
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Yes , "Kid Crochet" was a boxer, but that's not how his fingers got broken. An old-timer musician told the story of how (and why) Dino carried a pistol in his boot.
Early in his career, Dean apparently made overtures to the wrong girl in the audience and had the crap beaten out of him, by a couple of goons who dragged him into the back alley of the club. They broke his hands pretty badly it seems. He once told a police officer that he always carried a gun, because that was never going to happen to him again!!!
Eric Richardson where did you hear that load of crap from . LoL 😂 . Dean Martin was the boxer kid crochet and that's how he broke his fingers. as a boxer because he didn't buy tape for his hands . that girl was right. You Need to Check your facts Dude. LoL 😂😂 😂 😂
@@MrsDinoPaulCrocettii1917 Jessica Erik has got it all wrong it was Johnny Carson that got beat up thru trying it in with a mobs girlfriend Johnny Carson got the beating Dino was well liked and respected by the mob x
@@ericrichardson3408 Wrong. How silly some people are. He couldn't afford the tape needed for boxing, and so his fingers got broken. What a load of garbage. Dean is clearly not a creep with women, would not have "made overtures" to someone in the audience. The only time that happened was when he saw Jeanne, his future wife in the audience, eyes locked, and it was love at first sight.
You've distorted a lovely story.
this was a great episode. can't believe I'd nvr seen it! Thx for posting!!
Love it. Lucy and Dean, pure magic.
I LOVE Lucy. My grandmother worked as a hair dresser for Lucy's best friend Ann Sothern. I have Ann's autograph, that she signed for my sister back in the 50s.
Heaven to me would be;
Returning as a very attractive singer/actress/dancer, in the late 40's through the mid 60's!!!!!!
You will never see Talent like this Again
Lucille was always so elegant. Funniest woman ever and one of the greatest comedians (men included) ever.
Thank you! Wonderful entertainment. I just watched "Lucy Gets Lucky" the other night.
I 'be always gotten a kick out of watching Lucille Ball's shows & movies! She's always been very funny! I can, in a way, I can relate to her zaniness!
Either Lucy was wearing high heels or was quite tall because Dean Martin stood six feet in height and Lucy stood nose-to-nose with him.
Lucy was 5'7. Of course, in order to "play" her scenes with him, she wore VERY high heels.
Lucy said that of all her shows THIS was her favorite!
They made a cute couple.
On a 1960s secretary's budget Lucy sure knew how to bargain hunt.Her outfits and gowns are all top notch designer pieces.
+poopy pants Lucy always over-spent on frippery, like clothes, which why she was always broke (that, and Mr. Mooney was cheapskate...LOL!). Also, Southern California was dotted with second-hand shops where Beverly Hills, Brentwood, and Holmby Hills matrons used to wear gowns once, deem them unfashionable (seasons change, they reasoned), and Lucy was a bargain hunter...LOL!
+Jezebel1960 There's also another way she got Dean. They traded guest shots. Even though he was on NBC I'm sure when she approached him she said "You guest on my show and I'll guest on yours".
+Jezebel1960 sounds legit!
Dean didn't like to rehearse but I bet he didn't get away with that with Lucy. Lucy loved to rehearse. Gale Gordon said that she loved to "play" during rehearsal.
+Bob Sewvello "Work" was Lucy's "play." She grew up in that milieu, with an absent mother and a harsh Swedish step-grandmother.
You are misinformed. Lucy and her mother were always very close. She was never absent.
Chris N they were close but her mother was absent twice when she was young and the second time she was 8 or 9 and left with her new step fathers parents.
You're absolutely right! Dean Martin did not like to rehears; and Lucy did. But the reason why he didn't like to rehearse was, not because he was lazy, but because he wanted to be spontaneous because when he worked with Jerry back in the day, the natural part of acting and leaving bloopers in etc. Is what made it work. However, Lucy knew this. And if Lucy wanted to rehearse, Dean would have respected that and definitely would have done so. It was a known fact in Hollywood the Dean was very good at remembering his lines. And not only that, he would also memorize the other actors lines as well. Both Dean and Lucy and their families were very, very, close. She even had Deans' wife in one of the I love Lucy's episodes back in the day. Even Dean's son Dino,and Lucy's son Desi, and another individual by the name of Billy Hensche we're in a band together many years ago.
Thanks for posting this!! I love this
...and her hairdo is stunning!
Adrian Saxsonm
@19.10 "Maybe Dean doesn't care, but you must have someone special you want to give it to". "She's got it" Oh Lord, whatever happened to that kind of charm and romance? And men who could make you feel like the most special woman in the world, before the world turned ugly?
I agree Linda I just wish I was Lucy here. Oh well I just have to dream about being in dreamy Dean arms. Everyone who knew Dean in real life has said "he is really what you see on the screen. We don't see that type of person anymore
It wasn't all sunshine and lollypops with men back then. Note that Lucy's friend says "he's the kind of guy you can spend an evening with and not have to be a Judo expert." Had me and my daughter in stitches.
Good old stuff and nice guy Dean
MrBonk85 yeah he didn't try to be a hot shot like sinatra.
just take a look at the singers and actors now! No class at all, irritating for the most part.
Lucy es genial e i inolvidable.Cuando niño me encantaba ver el Show de Lucy maravillosa.desde Chile.o
Two iconic Legends. ❤️
Thank You for posting. Thumbs up 947 from me!
NEVER get tired to see Lucy .. ❤️❤️❤️
Lucy is gorgeous no matter what she wears. Dean Martin was from steubenville that's like 30 miles north of Bellaire ohio but anyway I love this and all her episodes but this is one of my favorite ones we have a dean Marin festival once a year at his home town alot of lucy shows are great because of candy Moore viv Mr Mooney alot of her guest stars like Ethel merman John Wayne Wayne Newton dean martin Ann southern as the countess Carol Burnett and so many other great stars the lucy show was the greatest one then here's lucy then I love lucy but they were all swell shows this episode is one of the best
Good ol' Eddie.
Perfect epidose
I LOVE THE UNFORGETABLE DEAN MARTIN WITH ALL MY HEART ❤ WHAT A MAN!
22:58: Whups... 😆
So lovely 😊 blessings old days .
What a dream date!
How could she be so slim...wow
fabulous!
John Wayne Daaaaaaaaaaaah!!!!!
The beautiful lady in red gown is the consummate professional, Classic TV and Movie extra, Leoda Knapp Richards. There are very few Classic TV series from the inception of Television that she did not appear as an extra and a countless list of Classic Movies up until 1986. This is the ONLY time I have ever heard her utter a sound. Her ability to enrich a scene was so profound it wasn't until after 200 viewings of The Sound of Music that I realized she was the beautiful woman standing next to Captain Von Trapp during the "So Long Farewell" scene. That's a professional. She speaks at 17:02
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She looks prettier with the longer hair. She should have kept it that way
Pretty sure it's a wig, But ya she does look really fresh & young here!
By the time this episode was initially telecast {February 14, 1966}, Lucy was wearing a wig, more often than not, during the filming of her series.
I love this show
If anyone wants more of this couple... check out a Lucy special you can rent from CZcams. It is call Lucy Gets Lucky. It was a hour special Lucy did in Vegas at the MGM Hotel. it is about A reg. Person name Lucy goes to Vegas to see a Dean Show opening and the mishaps Lucy get into. Yes you have to pay a little but it more of this same type of romance between these two.
excelente en el 2020 visto....
I wonder why Frank Sinatra never worked with Lucy, despite the fact they were friends in real life and he considered her for the mother role in "The Manchurian Candidate."
+Bryan Criddic Lucy took no direction from anybody, and that included her director, usually Jack Donahoe. Frank liked to do one take and move on. Each knowing the other as well as they did, they were wise not to work together.
It's funny, though. Her reputation as an actress is often filtered through the flop that was "Mame," but in the right role Lucy could be very good. I'd recommend her supporting work in the 1949 film "Easy Living" as evidence of this.
+Bryan Criddic Lucy was a good actress, but after I Love Lucy, she was- I hate to sound corny- higher on the food chain than actress, but legend-national monument, expected to be nothing else but herself. Notice that a lot of comments about her here, and on other Lucy sites, have nothing to do with acting, but her appearance, and just how much people love her.
True enough. But even on her shows, she was willing to do things for a laugh that few women did in those times and she did it without losing any of her charm. That's why people loved her TV persona. Still, I wish she had been able to play more interesting roles in films. She rarely got the chance to do so. "Mame" was a mistake, but she probably could have done something. You could be right, though, that by the mid-sixties the audience probably just wanted her to be the way she was on TV.
Bryan Criddic It seemed like it was only me, but I thought she was terrific in Stone Pillow, the last (and rare) time she played a non-Lucy character. I don't think she had any particular persona after I Love Lucy, where she was witty, manipulating, calculating, mischievous, romantic, non-conformist. In The Lucy Show and Here's Lucy, she was just a ditz who got into odd situations, often with guest stars, as seen here. I think the public's love for Lucille Ball was built upon I Love Lucy, and glad to see her in anything.
one of the best lucy shows besides the john wayne show
"That touch Marlon Brando's chest"
Oh yeah!!! And a pipe that touch Cary Grant's lips hahaha!! Not bad too
Lucy get's lucky . you are this episode
Crazy I know but I just got couple parakeets to help me get thur this stay at home order due to the coronavirus. I am now living with Dino and Lucy. All I have to is put Dean Martin music on and Dino start to sing wis name sake. Lol ... I always wanted to live with Dino and now I am.
That voice! Mmmmmmmm.......
Will the real Dean Martin please stand up?
how could an America that produced a Dean Martin produce a Trump?
don't have Lucy's anymore. shame. Miss her
Thats just faaaaaaaaaab!
sugar love , love, love g mad. I0l
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sugar love Love the word FAB!
Seen this a couple times❤
cooking wine lol
And lemon juice!!! Don't forget that ingredient.
yeah haha
but at least the olives was really olives... LOL
lol jerry who?
+jasmine hardy : That was one of his favorite lines. He used it in the Rat Pack concert shows, too.
Lucille Ball was the female Jerry Lewis.
also He was concerned too... his whole family was concern but not as much anymore. Lol
Wait a second. Lucy and Dino?
I thought Dean Martin was better looking Frank Sinatra ! Martin was both talented & handsome!
What year was this episode?
BirdWhisperer46 IMDB has the episode listed as 1966.
A little more information on this according to google it 1st air on Valentine Day 1966
Now isn't that sweet.
How can you not laugh with the Jerry Lewis jokes at 13 min into the clip! I wondered whose idea it was to add them to the script?
What year was this?
I just googled this show, it first air on February 14, 1966. What a love story for Valentine Day.
😂
I personally am NOT a Marlon Brando fan.
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