@@mukbangsareawesome6335 It is your opinion that his comedy was underrated. We all got that, and agree with you. The fact that you keep saying MANY people is where you are making an unsubstantiated claim.
It was rare for Desi Arnaz to make a TV appearance after "I Love Lucy" was over, so it was always a treat to see him. I wish he had done more because he still had 'it.'
Mr. Hatfield, According to the Internet Movie Database, Mr. Arnaz Concentrated mostly on producing. He produced 2,487 episodes of TV including some films. This total DOES NOT include the shows he produced while working on "I Love Lucy". On Mar 14, 1974, Mr. Arnaz Guest Started on an Episode of Ironside entitled "Riddle at 24,000". It was created as a backdoor pilot for a NEW Fictional Mystery Investigative series. NBC Decided to Pass on the show.
Agree! Interesting you mention that, I was just talking to my brother earlier today, in fact, about the Dumont 3-camera system from back in the 50's, which I believe originated with I love Lucy thanks to Desi.
Didn’t he pioneer the 3 camera method of filming? And thankfully saved the episodes filmed for rerun later. We’ve been enjoying I Love Lucy for 70+ years since.
Everything still holds up today because fundamentally people never change. That's why people still read The Iliad and the Odyssey after over two thousand years of publication.
Yes indeed! Probably one of my favorite TV themes from that era, but for that show I really only prefer the early season theme which this is, don't really care for the later ones. They certainly had the reverb turned up for this one, didn't they :)
I watched all these shows in my teens, im 59 now but I will always carry these shows in my heart.gobless all these fine actors & actresses that made & still make our lives a little better.some gone but never forgotten.
Desi created the 3 camera shooting system of filming tv shows starting with I Love Lucy that alone makes him a legend. I met Desi when I was younger after he did the Merv Griffin Show and he was just the nicest person you could meet. Without Desi Lucy would not have become what she was.
Hard to believe this was only 20 years after "I Love Lucy" ended. Desi seems so much older here, and it was pretty rare for him to make TV appearances even though he was only around 60. I believe he only acted in one more film role after this.
glad actress Linda Lavin returned the favor for the legendry Desi Arnaz Jr by starring in the 2021/22 'Meet the Ricardos' film as a female Screen play writer on the 'I love Lucy' show.
"Returned the favor"- you mean took a job to make money? She certainly didn't work for free, nor has she been booming in her acting career in TV and movies since Alice.
@@williamschlemmer5282 absolutely NOT..he is the first to use film not celluloid to tape shows he was an amazing producer and director...he was not an actor...just like Elvis was not an actor...he is the one who gave Lucy her time to shine...both were great in their respective fields. Lucy Arnez Did write in her book and in many interviews that her Father was the loving nuturing one. .her mother loved her but was all about work .
🇨🇺🇺🇸 As a Cuban-American, I am deeply proud of this man, who never received the recognition for his talents & contribution to television entertainment. He was an innovator, pioneer, visionary, musician, actor, executive producer, an American soldier during WWII, and a loving father. We Love You DESI ♥️
I love my old sitcoms I use to watch this as a teenager with re runs of Mary Tyler Moore show in the late 70's life is so bad now that these shows make u feel homey and family feeling
This was the first moment when I realized that Lucy and Desi were divorced. I asked my mom why he was with this other woman instead of Lucy on this show, and my mother explained that he and Lucy divorced. Now, it might have just been simpler to explain to me that it was an entirely different show.
Wow this was a treat to watch! I have never heard of this show, nor did I realize Desi made guest appearances in other shows. He was such a great actor. I have been a lifelong fan of I Love Lucy. I wish I would have been alive to see the live shows or even meet the actors. They all passed before I was born.😔
both Diane Ladd and Vic tayback played their original roles of Flo and Mel in Alice doesn't live here anymore(1974) in which Ellen burstyn won the Oscar for best actress for her role as alice.
@Miss Mary Mary this commentary is referring to the movie "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore", not the series. Diane Ladd replaced Polly holiday in the series and reprised her role as Flo.
@@BamaFan-vc4gn but she didn't realize her tile as Flo..her name was Belle...I understand she was Flo in the Movie Alice doesn't live here anymore..however the role she played in the TV series was Belle...They didn't replace the actress who ayed Flo with another actress to play Flo...she was an entirely different character...Diane Ladd was Flo in the movie...but Belle in the series....there is a difference
@@joeschmoe373 We get elder but we do not have to ever be old. It is all about our spirit, not our body. Many people body change when they are under 18, or born with major challenges. I am weeks from 64, oh, I mean, 46, and still keep a youthful attitide. My son shall never have an old mom. Just elder, as getting elder is a part of life.
Never realized before how much talent Desi Arnaz had for comedy. Lucille Ball got most of the credit. He was a typical latino . . actually he wasn't typical at all.
If only he didn't do so much molding in real life but who doesn't love Desi. He was so so cute, even older. I hope he's back with that famous red head we ALL LOVE!
I remember seeing him on "Alice" and incorrectly thought he was on more episodes than he actually was. Lucy writers Bob and Madelyn were also writers for this show.
You can thank Desi Arnaz, and only Desi Arnaz for creating the standard to this day for taping live, comedy shows. He never got one accolade or award during the I Love Lucy run.
Me either never known Desi was in Alice but saw boss hogg in Alice ill wish this was full show he was good actor for a guy play drum sing Babalu left Cuba to Come to America with no money made It big
It's very interesting how here Desi as Paco on Alice like when he's Ricky Ricardo he makes a mess of when he speaks his English I also recall when I'd first seen this episode on CBS on a Sunday night in The Summer of 1978.
Sort of like when Sonny and Cher went their separate ways at first, with their own variety shows and then got back together to do their own show again, even though they were divorced.
Desi Arnaz revolutionized television he was more than a normal human being on this earth shows being recorded in front of a live studio audience was his idea and we have reruns on TV because of him he used film to record the I love Lucy episodes we owe him so much a genius Desilu gave us star trek and mission impossible
He also started the use of filming with 3 cameras. When the episode was done filming the footage from the 3 cameras were edited in the correct sequence takes to complete that episode for broadcast. Desi Arnaz would be amazed to see digital filming and editing that wasn’t available when he was directing.
I agree in that he was good in this episode, but this was about seven or eight years before he died, and he was already ill. So, I don't think he could've carried a show of his own at that point. Ten years before? Perhaps.
So true! He was hilarious and charming, as he has always been. I was staring to see if he was using cue cards but I didn’t notice it once. Thx for the post.
Most of those people have passed already I remember this show when I was little thank god for the internet or shows like this would be a distant memory
This is going to sound weird but after seeing this clip I think the Desi would have been great playing the part of Al on Quantum Leap had he still been alive. Anyone who has seen that show would be familiar with that character brilliantly brought to life by the late Dean Stockwell.
I'm so glad to see this comment section filled with love for Desi. The phrase "ahead of their time" is used too loosely for most but it fits for Desi Arnaz
I Love Lucy is such an iconic show and Ricky Ricardo was an huge part of its success. Looking back now at Desi as an older man makes him so human and relatable. I think. 😌
It was great seeing the Latin Sensation once again. He always had it because I wondered what he did after "I Love Lucy". Desi Arnaz you were great because the world certainly misses you. Hasta luego, Senor.
EXACTLY! While I was watching it, I was thinking it was a combination between an I Love Lucy episode where he was talking to Ethel and his REAL life with Lucille!
@@monkeyattackedmyass5435 True...as much as I LOVE LUCY, she was probably a MONSTER to work with. I can't help but think about it whenever l watch her.
@@MrCJ-qz9dl Actually there are a lot of stories, and first hand accounts of her being pretty good to work with, but being a nasty tyrant away from work. But I'm sure she could probably be difficult at work too.
People dont realize half the comedy of I Love Lucy was Desi Arnaz. This was wonderful to see.
How do you know ' _people don't realize_ ' that?
@@ruego-qj7bt It's called a personal opinion and a figure of speech. His comedy is underrated.
@@mukbangsareawesome6335 While I agree with you that he was funny, if it's your personal opinion, your "figure of speech" is inaccurate.
@@jaythor70 I wasnt demanding people agree with me. I was trying to convey that MANY people dont realize or dont factor in
@@mukbangsareawesome6335 It is your opinion that his comedy was underrated. We all got that, and agree with you. The fact that you keep saying MANY people is where you are making an unsubstantiated claim.
I always love when he says “all I need is 5 minutes to splain” 😂😂😂
I have watched I Love Lucy for as long as I can remember and every once in a while I will talk the same way. I tend to have an accent that comes out.🤪
It was rare for Desi Arnaz to make a TV appearance after "I Love Lucy" was over, so it was always a treat to see him. I wish he had done more because he still had 'it.'
Mr. Hatfield,
According to the Internet Movie Database, Mr. Arnaz Concentrated mostly on producing.
He produced 2,487 episodes of TV including some films.
This total DOES NOT include the shows he produced while working on "I Love Lucy".
On Mar 14, 1974, Mr. Arnaz Guest Started on an Episode of Ironside entitled "Riddle at 24,000". It was created as a backdoor pilot for a NEW Fictional Mystery Investigative series. NBC Decided to Pass on the show.
He was a businessman first, a performer second.
@@bbtfan4617 Womanizer first.
Not the writer's for Alice was also a writer for I love Lucy Desi Arnez did it as a favor
One of the kings of comedy and television... is Desi
Even in his older years Desi could still act. He played the character well. Very talented.
We all got robbed of Desi's acting talent when we never got to see 'The Desi Arnaz Show'. Can you imagine how great that would have been?
@@m.coldsmithbriggs9259 Yes that I can imagine how great that it would've been.
More credit should be given to Desi for his innovations in TV show production. I love Lucy still holds up today.
Agree! Interesting you mention that, I was just talking to my brother earlier today, in fact, about the Dumont 3-camera system from back in the 50's, which I believe originated with I love Lucy thanks to Desi.
Didn’t he pioneer the 3 camera method of filming? And thankfully saved the episodes filmed for rerun later. We’ve been enjoying I Love Lucy for 70+ years since.
Deep down my ? Is Desi fought for every innovation in tv land🧠
Everything still holds up today because fundamentally people never change. That's why people still read The Iliad and the Odyssey after over two thousand years of publication.
Desi was a great patriot too, he loved this country.
I always thought Desi Arnaz had a good sense of humor. I love Lucy is one of the funniest shows and I still watch it to this day
Saw an interview once where Lucy said Desi was the one who knew what was funny more than she did.
@@2Hearts3 l also thot he was funnier than Lucy. I also heard his daughter said too.
I’ve been a lifelong fan and I’m 67. Can watch the Job Switching and Vitameatavegamin episodes and laugh all over again.
Desi was ahead of his time. He was very handsome and talented.
Loved that theme song. Linda sure could sing!
Yes
Movie-- "Muppets take Manhattan" Linda Lavin is so funny as Kermit's doctor. Very cute movie-- all ages love it 😄
Yes indeed! Probably one of my favorite TV themes from that era, but for that show I really only prefer the early season theme which this is, don't really care for the later ones. They certainly had the reverb turned up for this one, didn't they :)
And she's super sexy!!!
Great show from a simpler era. I miss Mel, Flo, Alice and crew. No more. 📺 shows like that nowadays
I used to love this show! Never seen this episode with Desi though! Great memories 👌 ❤
Same here. Loved the show and never saw this episode.
I know, I watched it every week when I was a kid and later in reruns and I don't remember Desi Arnaz being on it.
This is like the Mandela effect! I’ve never seen this episode but I watched this show a lot back in the day!
I haven't seen this episode and didn't know Desi guest starred. Wow! And I used to watch Alice quite often.
What a great and funny episode. 1st time seeing it.
Wonderful to see Desi; wish there were more scenes of him!
Directed by Bill Asher and produced by William Carroll and Madeleine Davis. Desi must've felt right at home!
AND its like he could have been talking to Ethel about Lucy! If I close my eyes while listening, I would think it was an episode from I Love Lucy!
@@retroguy9494 funny. And true.
@@johndalton3180 😁👍
Agreed.
YES!
Alice is a great show, wasn't the same when Polly Holiday left.
Her show Flo wasn't much good either.
I think we all missed Flo telling Mel to "kiss my grits!"
@@kenlompart9905
They should've let her back.
@@EnterpriseNCC-1701 Apparently her and Linda Lavin didn't get along which is why she didn't come back.
@@kenlompart9905
Too bad.
A lot of those 70's sitcoms had very interesting behind-the-scenes drama that still resonate today.
I watched all these shows in my teens, im 59 now but I will always carry these shows in my heart.gobless all these fine actors & actresses that made & still make our lives a little better.some gone but never forgotten.
Wonderful memories!!! Always loved Desi Arnaz ❤ 🙏
Desi created the 3 camera shooting system of filming tv shows starting with I Love Lucy that alone makes him a legend. I met Desi when I was younger after he did the Merv Griffin Show and he was just the nicest person you could meet. Without Desi Lucy would not have become what she was.
He was supposed to be like the character on Alice in real life which is why Lucy dumped him
Alice was the first show I was hooked on… I was only 5 but watched it EVERY Sunday night!!! Still love it!
I always watched just to hear Flo say “ Kiss my grit’s!” even though she didn’t say it all time on every episode still one of my 70’s favorites.
Lol. So did I Kyle!!!
@@versuskid4232
Kiss my grits!!! An underrated one linear.😆😆😆
Me too!!
You have terrible taste in television 📺 🤮
Can't believe they are all gone except for Linda Lavin. Even Tommy.
Polly Holiday is still alive.
Tommy was a surprise.😢
How cool is this? Having Desi Arnaz,Sr.on this show is terrific.
Hard to believe this was only 20 years after "I Love Lucy" ended. Desi seems so much older here, and it was pretty rare for him to make TV appearances even though he was only around 60. I believe he only acted in one more film role after this.
being married to a heartless, mentally abusive, lying, self centered chain smoking b***h like Lucille Ball would be enough to age anybody
the heavy smoking and drinking took its toll. it was 8 years later he died of lung cancer.
He said Lucy was the love of his life”😢 I don’t think he ever got over her
@@lyndawilliams4570 They still loved each other to the end.😊😊
glad actress Linda Lavin returned the favor for the legendry Desi Arnaz Jr by starring in the 2021/22 'Meet the Ricardos' film as a female Screen play writer on the 'I love Lucy' show.
"Returned the favor"- you mean took a job to make money? She certainly didn't work for free, nor has she been booming in her acting career in TV and movies since Alice.
I was 22 yrs old! Good times in 1978! Alice's Restaurant! 🏪🏨⛪🏫🏠🏡🕺🏻💃🏻👯🚶🏃🏻🎩👔👞👞💼👒👗👠👠👜👙👕👖👟👟🎽
I loved Alice back in the late 70s
And I still love it💕 ❤️
Desi Arnaz is Master Class in acting. His flow is so natural. Great scene..
Alice was one of the best TV shows ever, I absolutely loved Linda Lavin. Alice pulled a Lucy with the "Chic bones," lol.
Yes
And the "dessel" he was going to throw himself under...
Loved Desi. I wish he had continued acting.
Desi Arnaz trailblazer..Entrepreneur..Visionary
He continued singing instead
If it wasn't for Lucy he'd be nothing
Me too
@@williamschlemmer5282 absolutely NOT..he is the first to use film not celluloid to tape shows he was an amazing producer and director...he was not an actor...just like Elvis was not an actor...he is the one who gave Lucy her time to shine...both were great in their respective fields.
Lucy Arnez Did write in her book and in many interviews that her Father was the loving nuturing one. .her mother loved her but was all about work .
Do it Desi!!! Nice! The old team united for this one! Very nice!!!
🇨🇺🇺🇸 As a Cuban-American, I am deeply proud of this man, who never received the recognition for his talents & contribution to television entertainment. He was an innovator, pioneer, visionary, musician, actor, executive producer, an American soldier during WWII, and a loving father. We Love You DESI ♥️
I disagree. He was a megastar and very popular.
I love my old sitcoms I use to watch this as a teenager with re runs of Mary Tyler Moore show in the late 70's life is so bad now that these shows make u feel homey and family feeling
Yes, comfort shows.😊
Desi wasn't just an innovator and nationally beloved entertainer, he was the Capital "L" in "Legend"!
This was the first moment when I realized that Lucy and Desi were divorced. I asked my mom why he was with this other woman instead of Lucy on this show, and my mother explained that he and Lucy divorced. Now, it might have just been simpler to explain to me that it was an entirely different show.
He always had it, R.I .P. dear Desi 🙏🏻 Fly high up there 🕊️ 🪽🕯️ you will always be missed 😢 p.s. “ Mira que tiene cosa la mujer loca esta “
Good ol' Desi Arnaz, thanks for sharing this fun video 👍👍
This was a great clip! Essentially, Desi, was playing himself!
I always loved this show! Great comedy!!!
Desi Arnaz was excellent with his comic skill as well as innovative production talent.
Hard to believe that this was 45 years ago, remember watching this like it was yesterday...
Now wonder why this was so good, it's William Asher!! Bewitched!! I think I Love Lucy too.
Miss all those good (CBS) 👁 sitcoms, those times in life were wonderful….thank you for these….BCM’
I know you would never see a joke like that today, but I love that Alice pulled a Lucy with poking fun at his accent 5:51
Desi was a very patriotic American who loved his adopted country. Cubans tend to be that way. Unlike the flotsam floating up from Mexico.
@@keythdanielsen5533 rude
@@cecegiles7286 Your comment?
Wow this was a treat to watch! I have never heard of this show, nor did I realize Desi made guest appearances in other shows. He was such a great actor. I have been a lifelong fan of I Love Lucy. I wish I would have been alive to see the live shows or even meet the actors. They all passed before I was born.😔
That was likely how Desi was in real life. Lol. PERFECT 😉
Desi Arnaz had an impeccable memory,......not only did he know his lines, but everyone else's lines in the scene they were in.
both Diane Ladd and Vic tayback played their original roles of Flo and Mel in Alice doesn't live here anymore(1974) in which Ellen burstyn won the Oscar for best actress for her role as alice.
Polly holiday played Flo.. Diane Ladd came. On as a different character after Polly left for her own spin off Flo
@Miss Mary Mary this commentary is referring to the movie "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore", not the series. Diane Ladd replaced Polly holiday in the series and reprised her role as Flo.
@@BamaFan-vc4gn but she didn't realize her tile as Flo..her name was Belle...I understand she was Flo in the Movie Alice doesn't live here anymore..however the role she played in the TV series was Belle...They didn't replace the actress who ayed Flo with another actress to play Flo...she was an entirely different character...Diane Ladd was Flo in the movie...but Belle in the series....there is a difference
Vic Tayback was the only one who reprised his role from the original movie. Diane Ladd played a different role.
Vic Tayback was the only one who reprised his role from the original movie. Diane Ladd played a different role.
Alice was such an awesome show, it's such a shame that most of the seasons have been lost to time.
The show 'Alice' is not lost to time. You can buy the entire show on dvd. I checked eBay just now. Search for: Alice Complete TV Series Seasons 1-6
It’s still shown in syndication.
@@robertfishman3742
Where?
I loooovvvveee this episode. I used to watch this show when I had antenna TV back in Virginia
where in Virginia.
@@johndean4727 I used to live in Virginia Beach
@@kuiipoluokalani2471 Portsmouth VA here
@@ecftube P town 😊
R.I.P. Philip McKeon. I'll always remember Tommy.
Omg I still know the theme song word for word 😳 Holy crap ! Lol Used to watch this show every week as a kid ❤️ Damm I’m old lol
Me too...but somehow I never managed to get old.
@@joeschmoe373 Lol 😂 Give me your secret lol
@@Tricia2023 Freaky young genes. It's my Romanian ancestry. 😏
Same here. Only in my mind I'm still young. But my health issues push me FAR forward from where I REALLY am!
@@joeschmoe373
We get elder but we do not have to ever be old. It is all about our spirit, not our body. Many people body change when they are under 18, or born with major challenges.
I am weeks from 64, oh, I mean, 46, and still keep a youthful attitide. My son shall never have an old mom. Just elder, as getting elder is a part of life.
Never realized before how much talent Desi Arnaz had for comedy.
Lucille Ball got most of the credit.
He was a typical latino . . actually he wasn't typical at all.
If only he didn't do so much molding in real life but who doesn't love Desi. He was so so cute, even older. I hope he's back with that famous red head we ALL LOVE!
I remember seeing him on "Alice" and incorrectly thought he was on more episodes than he actually was. Lucy writers Bob and Madelyn were also writers for this show.
Ahh memories of watching this with my family 😌
What a treat to see a true TV legand still have that charm even in a different decade.
I love this show, thank you so much for sharing. I totally forgot about it.
RIP 🪦 VicTayback, Philip Mckeon, Desi Arnaz, Beth Howland, & Marvin Kaplan ✝️
😢
God bless them all!!
#ClassicTV#ClassicActors
This was so great to watch. Thank you very much. The other day I watched Desi when he hosted Saturday Night Live. One of the best episodes ever!
I’m going to watch that. What season?
Gotta love desi.. he was awesome
He was! There will never be another Desi!
I remember watching this episode during original run. This was a very popular show on Sunday nights.
You can thank Desi Arnaz, and only Desi Arnaz for creating the standard to this day for taping live, comedy shows. He never got one accolade or award during the I Love Lucy run.
I LOVE DESI!! SURE MISS HIM.
Haven't seen this before. Thks fr posting!
Me either never known Desi was in Alice but saw boss hogg in Alice ill wish this was full show he was good actor for a guy play drum sing Babalu left Cuba to
Come to America with no money made
It big
I loved this show and I love Lucy show too! A RELATIVE told me I am a blood relative of Lucille Ball. It is exciting!
I love the theme song. I forgot how good it was.
"Throw myself under a dessel!" 😂🤣
The fine script was co-written by Arthur Marx, Groucho's son.
True!
I still like this classic tv show! 😎
She sings so good. Love her voice.
THIS EPISODE WAS TRULY BRUTAL TO WATCH.
Love Alice and the theme song!!
I was 9 yrs old and I remember and loved this show .
It's very interesting how here Desi as Paco on Alice like when he's Ricky Ricardo he makes a mess of when he speaks his English I also recall when I'd first seen this episode on CBS on a Sunday night in The Summer of 1978.
Let's face it,....we all wanted The Desi Arnaz Show,......but never got one. He would have done very well.
Sort of like when Sonny and Cher went their separate ways at first, with their own variety shows and then got back together to do their own show again, even though they were divorced.
These were the days.
Desi Arnaz revolutionized television he was more than a normal human being on this earth shows being recorded in front of a live studio audience was his idea and we have reruns on TV because of him he used film to record the I love Lucy episodes we owe him so much a genius Desilu gave us star trek and mission impossible
True
He was also part of the first "mixed" marriage on TV as a Cuban married to a white woman.
He also started the use of filming with 3 cameras. When the episode was done filming the footage from the 3 cameras were edited in the correct sequence takes to complete that episode for broadcast. Desi Arnaz would be amazed to see digital filming and editing that wasn’t available when he was directing.
aw, they're all so cute :D . Very precious. 😭
Had forgot about this show…….the RUclips gods are feeling nostalgic tonight
Hilarious. He should have gotten a show after this. This was great
I agree in that he was good in this episode, but this was about seven or eight years before he died, and he was already ill. So, I don't think he could've carried a show of his own at that point. Ten years before? Perhaps.
So true! He was hilarious and charming, as he has always been. I was staring to see if he was using cue cards but I didn’t notice it once. Thx for the post.
@@robertkahan3826 I believe Desi had a photographic memory.
@@DianaLayne Yes, you’re right! I remember reading that about him.
@@PonderousProse Desi suffered from diverticulitis & had several surgeries for this.
Alice’s car they towed away, was a 1968-69 Ford LTD Country Squire.
Yea bruh....piece of junk! Even in 1978! LOL
1969 Country Squire.
Kyle. No one cares about the car hillbilly!
Most of those people have passed already I remember this show when I was little thank god for the internet or shows like this would be a distant memory
Good ole days. Gone forever
Priceless talent🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹❤️❤️❤️❤️💯
This is going to sound weird but after seeing this clip I think the Desi would have been great playing the part of Al on Quantum Leap had he still been alive. Anyone who has seen that show would be familiar with that character brilliantly brought to life by the late Dean Stockwell.
I'm so glad to see this comment section filled with love for Desi. The phrase "ahead of their time" is used too loosely for most but it fits for Desi Arnaz
Automatic like for this one...Desi Arnaz!
Tv was so much better back then.
It would have funny when Desi saw Flow if he said he likes tall funny redheads! I cant believe they didnt think of or put that in the lines.
This Video is GOLD !!! 👍🏻🪙👍🏻
I loved the Lucy movie when Ricky tells Lucy it was ok because he was with Huuukers!
I Love Lucy is such an iconic show and Ricky Ricardo was an huge part of its success. Looking back now at Desi as an older man makes him so human and relatable. I think. 😌
I love Desi! I watched Alice feverless and never saw this episode. Love it.
I used to enjoy watching this show
I missed this episode. I was only 10 years old at the time.
I miss seeing this show.
It was great seeing the Latin Sensation once again. He always had it because I wondered what he did after "I Love Lucy". Desi Arnaz you were great because the world certainly misses you. Hasta luego, Senor.
Not surprising he would work with William Asher again.
Anyone reminded of I Love Lucy where the four of them tried owning a diner?
A little bit of Cuba. I loved Ricky's sayings like you fixed your sheets and blankets so go take a nap. Or don't burn your chickens behind you.
@@johncocchia210 that's what he was gonna rename Mel's diner as. Forgot that name.
Loved watching Alice!
This used to be my show on Sunday nights
This one hits close to home,,,what Desi put Lucy through with all his cheating....
None ur business!
EXACTLY! While I was watching it, I was thinking it was a combination between an I Love Lucy episode where he was talking to Ethel and his REAL life with Lucille!
You don't know the whole story, and you don't know what living with Lucy was like either.
@@monkeyattackedmyass5435 True...as much as I LOVE LUCY, she was probably a MONSTER to work with. I can't help but think about it whenever l watch her.
@@MrCJ-qz9dl Actually there are a lot of stories, and first hand accounts of her being pretty good to work with, but being a nasty tyrant away from work. But I'm sure she could probably be difficult at work too.
Flo was always my favorite...aww the good ol days❤❤
Rip Philip 💜