The Lucy Show |TV-1966| LUCY MEETS GEORGE BURNS |S5E1
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- Опубликовано: 26 окт 2012
- Lucille Ball, The Undisputed Queen of TV Comedy stars in her hilarious follow-up to I Love Lucy!
LUCY MEETS GEORGE BURNS: George Burns arrives at the bank to pick up his statement. Enter Lucy, who explains her unique filing system. George is so taken with the ditzy redhead that he asks her to be his new comedy partner. The two go on to do a hit show and are offered a gig in Las Vegas. Lucy has to choose between showbiz or Mr. Mooney. 
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1966 - Lucy was about 55 years old here... and George.. a spry 70. Lucy played her part SO WELL that one tends to forget that she was the head of Desilu Studios.. and a Giant in the world of entertainment, both on and off stage. George lived and entertained another 30 years and passed at the age of 100 in 1996. Pioneers and Legends.
Love the soft shoe shuffle❤️So old fashioned and sweet!
Lucile was incredibly graceful; i could watch her dancing for hours
Wow, George Burns looked so stunning without his iconic glasses he wore later in his life.
such talented comedians ..no comparison to todays actors etc….Lucille Ball was one of a kind...worldwide known...always guaranteed to have a good laugh with very smart scenarios!
Τζενη Γ. 9o
Lucille Ball was so beautiful and talented!
Lucille Ball was so multi-talented!
This was real entertainment . Makes me sad 😔 how little people today don't realize what they're missing...all if them are gone. All we have are these recordings to remind us. George lived to be 100.
Lucille Ball, a true, timeless talent.
They both seem lovely
Lucy and George were the classiest people in comedy. They are so beloved, and wow, multi talented, aside from comedy.
21:54 Lucille's dressing gown was exquisite.
Lovely Lady Lucy, I love your singing and dancing so much.
Two legends!!!
A time when entertainers were truly entertaining with no hidden agendas.
Amen
Lucy's role in their act reminds one of Gracie Allen. Basically the same routine. Well done.
Nobody can top Gracie!
I Love George Burns and Lucille Ball together in this skit. The beginning of their act did remind me of Burns and Gracie Allen; but the second part - amazing the dancing, singing, - graceful, fun, and just plain wonderful to watch. Lucy looked beautiful - hard to believe she was 55 here - lovely. Lucy seemed so happy - had a good show "The Lucy Show" in a good marriage, I felt happy for her - she gave so much. (However, I had wished in the beginning that she and Desi would work it out and stay married.) But Desi's addictions took a toll on his marriage and on his health and well being - when I saw picture of him after he was divorced about 1961 he looked about 60 and he was only 43. Hair was almost white, face bloated and lined. Sad to see. When he remarried he looked better, not great but better. Happy that he also had a good marriage. However, his wife Edie almost divorced him for the same problems but they stayed together till her death.
Lucy is the reason we loved TV. Pure entertainment. Show your kids what real entertainment is, they have no idea.
THEY THINK ITS DUM.A ND WATCH FAMILY UY AND rIK AND mORTY....I Tink it ti stupid
So very talented! Famous actors and actresses, now, can barely act, let alone sing, dance AND act!
oh they are just toooo brilliant, bring out the best in any audience, l swooon.....xxxx love em!
Wow amazing
This series looks quite lovely
She looks fabulous in black GO
LUCY!
All classical is forever.
I REMEMBER George Burns In A Movie Called............. OH, God! (1977).... OH, God! Book 2 (1980)...... & OH, God You Devil! (1984)........ I Believe He Lived To Be 100 Yrs. Old....................... P.s & Thanks For Uploading This Video PizzaFlix :).........................
He also won an Oscar
In Star Trek III the whales were named for George and his wife Gracie
George burns 🙏🏻Lucy 💐
Gale Gordon !
thanx
I liked this better than I love lucy
Me too, far better!
I wonder how many times bad words was used in movies in lucy and gorge time
Mr Mooney was a scrooge and push with Lucy
It was a surprise. Lucy and Vivian. It was a shame that Lucy turn down Vivian Vance for a raise and partly created crowds. The show would stay up in the credits. I always wonder if they think if Lucy could keep the show going.
I actually liked it better with Lucy and co-star Gale Gordon and various stars - George Burns, Jack Benny, Eddie Albert, Burton and Taylor, Dean Martin, Carol Burnett and Vivian Vance came in as a guest star in several shows. Enjoyed it more.
Other stars appearing on The Lucy Show: John Wayne, Don Rickles, Frankie Avalon, Paul Winchell, Tennessee Ernie Ford, Paul Winchell, Sammy Davis Jr and The Milton Berles, et al. - showed Lucille Balll's ability beyond sit com playing with the various stars. Loved the diversity. While "I Love Lucy" was my favorite sitcom ever, "The Lucy Show" seasons 4-6 seasons was really special too.
Vivian didn’t leave because she was turned down for a raise. She remarried shortly before The Lucy Show began and commuted between coasts every week. She gradually decreased her appearances and eventually decided not to return as a regular. Lucy would have paid her anything she wanted but she preferred to stay home with her husband.
didn't "The Lucy Show" air from: 1962----- 1968?
YES. The only reason it ended was because Lucy sold "Desilu" to Gulf + Western (who owned Paramount) in 1967- and she didn't want to appear in a series that was owned by "somebody else". She created "Lucille Ball Productions, Inc."....and "HERE'S LUCY", in 1968.
@@fromthesidelines ................. HERE'S LUCY Aired From: 1968---1974...........................
@@fromthesidelines Paramount did co-produce the first season of _Here's Lucy,_ and then that was that.
Paramount also handled distribution of the series through the 1970-'71 season. After that, her contract with them expired, and all rights reverted to her (she also moved production from Paramount to Universal for the last three seasons).
throughout the years you still reply