"help your heartfun" never heard the term before but I love it, it's the kind of message that resonates throughout all these years that's why we love ms. Lucille ball. On another note that Arlene woman is pretty Hot for them days. The way she says "do do that boys" as she does that thing with her eyes is just purely sensual.
A couple real treats here at the end: the go-around of heart-felt goodnights--completely charming--and a rare chance to hear the instrumental music that closes the show.
This is pure gold! Lucy was at the height of her fame here; she had the number 1 most watched TV sitcom at the time; everyone knew who she was, it's too weird the panel didn't recognize her distinct voice. On her show, she did tons of voices, including the one she made here to disguise herself, using the "woman from Mars" voice she used on her own show. If I didn't know better, this even looks scripted or rehearsed & not live & natural.
I love the commercial jargon they use to sell deoderant. "Stoppette with Anti- Immunity Factor". Hmm, spend $1.25 (a lot in those days I'll bet) and compromise your immune system.
its great to see that nobody was standing up and saying "im sorry Lucy and i will let you finish, but Ricky Ricardo had the better role on i love lucy" damn, how times have changed. nobody has class and respect anymore.
It's a moo moo. The episode was Lucy is Envious. Lucy and Ethel play Women from Mars at the top of the Empire State Building to raise money for a charity pledge. I recognized the voice immediately since that is one of my favorite episodes of I Love Lucy.
Lucille Ball is amazing! This was absolutely amazing and hilarious, much like I Love Lucy. And btw, she doesn't have an annoying voice. The nanny, Fran Drescher, does. But I love them both.
@Odette321 actually as far as annoying voices go andy kaufman's latka had the most. so um that makes you wrong, but since the year was before his time, well really you're still wrong lol.
That was her voice/language from the episode of I Love Lucy where her and Ethel dress up as Women From Mars and are on the top of the Empire State Building. I believe the episode is called "Lucy Is Envious," she was envious of a old school friend of hers (the actress later turns up to play Betty Ramsey) who is wealthy and hits her and Ethel up for $500 dollars each for a charity.
@misskris111 I agree! This is classic! I would love to see shows like this on TV and actors/actresses like lucille ball and bette davis. Society progressed but left class in the 60's. there hasn't been a woman since marilyn monroe.
She sounds like she's doing the Martian gibberish that she and Ethel did when they were doing the martian landing on top of the empire state building. Yep, that was a great episode, and she sounds the same!
How could they not get that?? Lucy was giving off MAJOR hints. With the "It's a moo moo" and "rabage!" talk. Or was that episode done a little after she appeared here? lol I'm all confused now.
I grew up watching Lucy! I absolutely love her. It's also a shame that she died before I was old enough to appreciate her. I think I was about 2 years old. It's also a shame what happened with her last sitcom try in the 80's. She was very saddened and deeply depressed, when it failed. She thought that America didn't love her anymore. I think it's what killed her. She was a pioneer, and a truly gracious and humble person.
Lucy has always been a hero of mine. For her to do so many things that scared her (including appearing on this game show) must have been no small feat, and I say that as a person with multiple anxiety disorders. And she didn't let any of that nervousness affect her comedic abilities, either. She was just perfection, and I will always adore her.
I like that this video shows the original ads too, so you get the entire 50's millieu of the segment. The last ad looked like it was Georgia Engell doing it, but this was 20 years before MTM, so I'm guessing not. anybody else think this?
omg Deborah is so cute when she says 'goodnight Arleene' and donating her cheque to charity - so sweet. Love Lucy - i think id have know that was Lucy but kept askin questions cause it was so funny
Esperanto is an artificial lanuage used for international communication largely European in base. To my ancestral understanding, Creole language is Spanish/French based, not from Germany, which is a Tutonic language.
No, sarcasm is not, my middle name. But I can convey it when necessary. If the attempt is to be funny, ironic remarks made in type do not have the inflection as vocal delivery. Instead the printed remark comes off as ignorant, not "clever."
I may not be the only one who failed to understand your remark as a joke. Too many people could be inclinded to take that literally. Lucy would tell you the same thing.
There's no need to get flustered, Ray. I neither meant to be "clever" nor make a "joke", only to point out the idiocy in assuming that her "Martian" in this clip is an actual language.
And maybe point out as well the idiocy in assuming someone would actually believe that someone thought she was speaking Esperanto, and that Esperanto is "an Old Creole language from Germany." You must be a regular at the Laugh Factory.
Actually, I have better things to do, and being "flustered" this is not one of them.
While you and I may know the difference about the language, others may not in light of the inaccurate reference to Creole and the German language which I was pointing out.
If the "joke" has to be explained at such length, maybe it's a flop. Certainly not ready for THE LAUGH FACTORY. That said, I hope we understand each other.
Someone is not in on the joke. She is speaking the "language" in the third season episode #89 titled "Lucy is Envious." She and Ethel take on a "Publicity Stunt" job to promote a movie, "Women from Mars." Atop The Empire State Building, they are costumed as space aliens and speak in this "dialect." Maybe you should watch for this episode. Then the mystery will be cleared up for you.
CLASSIC(: I love her so much!! It was hilarious when they were like, 'can you sing?' Haha, that was priceless!!
Never will there ever be another Lucille Ball. One of the greatest losses, I believe. But I think that Lucille Ball will go on as a legend for eternity, because, how can you not love Lucy?!?!?!? (:
Did you notice that Mr. Allen stood up to shake Lucy's hand? Yes, a different time, when people respected others. Those days are gone for good, because there are just too many that only care about themselves and no one else.
That's because back then men had respect for women exhibited by standing in their presence as well as removing their hats in their presence or opening the door for them. It was a far more civilized society and time having protocols and etiquettes. But the Lesbian Woman's Movement changed and obliterated all that and now today women are not revered anymore since they want to be "equal" to men. The whole thing backfired on women and they lost their Femininity when Feminism killed it.
Advice for all the girls reading this: you are blue chip stock. Today men and women still respect each other as PEOPLE and they ALL know its about MORE than protocols & etiquettes and removing headwear. Should you ever meet someone with the shallow, superficial, obtuse mentality illustrated by the above individual, be a lady: walk away and never look back; failing that, show them the door and make sure they never COME back.
@Eschatus2 Thats true. Many conservative wome who hate feminists tell me that before the feminist movement, women had more respect from men. Now women want not to be equals, but above men. So they dug the hole that they fell into.
@clash5j Nice answer, Troll.. Those two things you list have been around since the beginning of time. Standing up for a lady (what Steve Allen did), has come and gone. Now all we have is rampant racism and segregation. Thanks!
@kyokogodai "Did you notice that Mr. Allen stood up to shake Lucy's hand? Yes, a different time, when people respected others. Those days are gone for good, because there are just too many that only care about themselves and no one else."
No, I did not notice that, and neither did the other 49 morons who gave you a thumbs up because MR DALY, the HOST, also stood up.
By the way, some of us gentlemen still know how to stand in the presence of a lady and other gentlemen. So speak 4 urself.
@kyokogodai okay, here's the problem I have with these comments (because there are MANY comments like the one you've posted here). And I just want to say ahead of time that Im sorry to have picked on you, this reply isnt necessarily directed personally at you, just that your comment was at the right place at the right time.
Alrighty so I'm sure that most of you took history some time during your school years, so can anyone tell me what the 50s were most recognized for?
It sure as heck wasn't respect. Quite the opposite my fellow youtubers. This was around the time the whole US was in great turmoil both overseas and with in it's own land. Folks, I know that the 50s were portrayed as a glamorous time (and I kinda admit it probably sorta was), where everyone was super nice to their fellow neighbors, but the thing is, these people were also likely to have a handkerchief in their pocket or purse to wipe off their hands if they ever needed to shake a different
@kyokogodai colored person's hand. You know what I mean? I suppose what Im getting at is you need to let the good in with the bad. Yeah the US is pretty damn filthy right now but on the brighter side, we're also a bit more open and understanding then our retro counterparts. I really do wish there was a way for these two cultures to mesh so that we could be both classy and understanding of each other.
So again im sorry kyokogodai for specifically responding to your comment, but i needed a
@MsEyeBubbles The '50's were great. I miss that decade terribly. People were so much more courteous to one another. Men were real men and women were real women. Women were held up on a pedestal by their men and women let the men wear the pants in the family and bring home the bacon. Men today have been castrated by the feminists who don't like them and would rather see them non-existent. Look what has happened to the family structure and our culture. We act like cavemen, no class. I love the 50s
You appear to obviously be from a different generation. What you fail to realize is that socioeconomic realities keep us from going back the way things were that decade. Although you seem to have fond memories of the 50's, there was a lot of dysfunction that was covered up for the sake of appearance. In fact, it was our very attempts to cover those things up that led to the "revolutions" of the 60's-present day.
@crazy2hazy I'm 59, I was born in 1952. I don't know how old you are, but yes, I have great memories of the 1950's more so then any decade since then, except maybe the '80's when Reagan was President. What you said about the dysfunction and the cover ups are true, but that's with any decade. We didn't have the second to second media or internet back then, obviously, which I think has hurt our culture in many ways. I still stand by what I said, a great decade and families who stayed together.
@SoCalGal52 Agreed. It was a great decade and the greatness ended when Clinton came to power and the age of media-sanctioned immorality and sleeze came on the scene. Give me the the 'cover-up's of the 1950's anyday over the general decay of society today. The 'revolutions's of the 1960's were fueled largely by drugs, feminism and the onset of the radical liberal media.
@kyokogodai comment that represented this idea that a lot of people were having (as supported by the number of thumbs up you have). But i gotta say, this idea is a nice one indeed.
Listen to Lucille Ball speak starting at 4:37. That's her real voice there, not the high pitched voice she used when she played Lucy Ricardo. It's interesting hearing her speak as Lucille Ball, not Lucy Ricardo.
i found that really interesting too. u never really got to hear that during I Love Lucy. i read that she would scream because some1 told her that her voice was too high and screaming would make that lower
Lucy was the mystery guest on What's My Line with John Daly at least four times. On this time solo, on other 3 times with Desi, Bob Hope, and another solo.
Watch part 2/3 of this show. The last guest sold maternity clothes. She asks if Lucy was recently interested in maternity clothing, which means she knew it was Lucy, since Lucy had just given birth to Desi Arnaz Jr. at that time and it was all over the headlines.
Thanks very much for posting all three of these installments. (Too bad there wasn't more time for the checkers player. Looked like an interesting poser.)
OMG I never noticed how pretty Lucy is, especially when she's smiling or laughing! Also, I think Lucy used this Martian voice on the ILL episode "Lucy Is Envious" a couple years before this.
That old homophobic cunt when asked "are you a man?" Resonds in Spanish "maricon" which is the single most derogatory word in that language equivalent to "fag".
This comment has received too many negative votesshow
I watched it once. I came away reinforced on my take on Lucille Ball. The only reason I've returned to this video site is not to watch it but to respond to the phenomenon where it appears I'm not permitted to have my own opinion about the old drunk.
Oh well, thank you for responding then. :) I am indeed satisfied. But I guess I would like to state here is that, you were not, 'not permitted' to have your own advice. No hard feelings. :D
That's her Mars lady from her show!!
jj313 1 month ago
1:14 lol so funny
footballkid9915 3 months ago
Is Lucy speaking Jibberish or German?
TRYER25 4 months ago
heart FUND... it was a charity thing back then
screenhorrahfan 4 months ago
"help your heartfun" never heard the term before but I love it, it's the kind of message that resonates throughout all these years that's why we love ms. Lucille ball. On another note that Arlene woman is pretty Hot for them days. The way she says "do do that boys" as she does that thing with her eyes is just purely sensual.
fairyfellermaster 4 months ago
Lucy was pure class. I do not think any commedien of today can outshine her. She outshines everyone put together.
calihartley2010 5 months ago
Lucy was possessed of such grace, what a fine example of a human being.
zapkvr 5 months ago
She was lovely....
mshockey73 6 months ago
A couple real treats here at the end: the go-around of heart-felt goodnights--completely charming--and a rare chance to hear the instrumental music that closes the show.
aurelius54 6 months ago 2
This is pure gold! Lucy was at the height of her fame here; she had the number 1 most watched TV sitcom at the time; everyone knew who she was, it's too weird the panel didn't recognize her distinct voice. On her show, she did tons of voices, including the one she made here to disguise herself, using the "woman from Mars" voice she used on her own show. If I didn't know better, this even looks scripted or rehearsed & not live & natural.
TheAmericanEvita 6 months ago 3
"do you sing"
"eejh"
LOLOL I LOVE LUCY
rose7art 6 months ago 2
I was hoping that Lucy and Deborah would embrace like old friends and be very happy... a bit of a dissapointment
orhugs 7 months ago
i love lucy and she loves me. shes a red head as you can see
ALLERTORLOVER69 7 months ago 7
One of the things I love the most of this show is their hand wirtting :) Also I love everything about it
joseko3 7 months ago 5
I Really do love Lucy <3
gabyg 7 months ago 8
do you sing?
elllll
LOL
NathanJesseMcCarthy 8 months ago
SHE IS ADORABLE! Thanks for posting these. :)
HighlandLass1akb 8 months ago
1:08 She said "maricon"... which me gay in Cuban slang. Tony Montana in Scarface says that alot as well.
raguila11 8 months ago
I love how the men always stood up back then.
olb852 9 months ago 2
I love the commercial jargon they use to sell deoderant. "Stoppette with Anti- Immunity Factor". Hmm, spend $1.25 (a lot in those days I'll bet) and compromise your immune system.
Redskin1040 9 months ago
Moo moo
monuorah 9 months ago
love the commercials . Stopette.lol
Lucy was talking in Orkian like Mork:)
She was such such a natural comedianne.
Debra Kerr, loved her in An Affair to Remember.
She looked awestruck when she saw it was Lucy:)
td2gether4ever 9 months ago
I love the part
"do you sing?"
"EGH"
rose7art 10 months ago 4
i love how lucy could be naturally goofy and crazy.
KURISUCHRIS99 10 months ago
the way she does that noise in I love Lucy it's so obvious it's her. She has a certain pitch to her voice
hellokittydolll 10 months ago
her comedic talent really overshadowed how pretty she was....former showgirl
jrm8899 10 months ago 2
She was the funniest one ever!! I LOVE her! Wonderful woman!!!
LoveHorseDust 11 months ago
Awesome. Was this around the time that "Lucy Is Envious" was filmed? (That's the Lucy episode with the "Women From Mars" stunt.)
TrevWks 1 year ago
One of the truly funny women in 100 years. Wiswell must have been a prostate specialist. What a great name for a pharmaceutical.
eqsmooth 1 year ago
One of the truly funny women in 100 years.
eqsmooth 1 year ago
I feel bad for Mr. Wiswell...
Joshmf 1 year ago
its great to see that nobody was standing up and saying "im sorry Lucy and i will let you finish, but Ricky Ricardo had the better role on i love lucy" damn, how times have changed. nobody has class and respect anymore.
lsvtecb18c1 1 year ago
I could watch this ALL day! :) I Love Lucy
LovinxoxoLife 1 year ago
Help the heart fund, from a 3 pack a day smoker...
MerleOberon 1 year ago
I love you, Lucille Ball. :)
Helsinki666 1 year ago
I love Lucille Ball. 60 years later and this is still hilarious.
mabmao2 1 year ago 5
It's a moo moo. The episode was Lucy is Envious. Lucy and Ethel play Women from Mars at the top of the Empire State Building to raise money for a charity pledge. I recognized the voice immediately since that is one of my favorite episodes of I Love Lucy.
kctornado 1 year ago 2
It reminds me of the I Love Lucy, The the one were Lucy and Ethel dress up like Aliens.
1983CUEVAS 1 year ago
i love her reaction when he asked 'are you a man?'lol
Jennabug1994 1 year ago
"It must be Lucy!!" Deborah is so cute!!
Petesbabe6 1 year ago
i bet heavens a blast with lucy !
amberlovesapplepie09 1 year ago
This is the first one I'v e seen that the sexes weren't balanced 2 by 2 on the panel.
steveinchelsea 1 year ago
She should of signed in Queen of Television ..
ShadyPines7 1 year ago 2
Lucille Ball is amazing! This was absolutely amazing and hilarious, much like I Love Lucy. And btw, she doesn't have an annoying voice. The nanny, Fran Drescher, does. But I love them both.
chilvari 1 year ago 4
I would have guessed it was her after the first answer...only one person has an annoying voice like that.
Odette321 1 year ago
@Odette321 actually as far as annoying voices go andy kaufman's latka had the most. so um that makes you wrong, but since the year was before his time, well really you're still wrong lol.
denniswilsonfan 1 year ago
kinda fun to think she was just another star at that time..now shes an icon.. everyone else on this show has long been 4 gotten
arlichar11 1 year ago
That was her voice/language from the episode of I Love Lucy where her and Ethel dress up as Women From Mars and are on the top of the Empire State Building. I believe the episode is called "Lucy Is Envious," she was envious of a old school friend of hers (the actress later turns up to play Betty Ramsey) who is wealthy and hits her and Ethel up for $500 dollars each for a charity.
dastaylor 1 year ago
WTF was that haircut/hairstyle of the host like the head of the grandfather of Astro Boy!!
warlleylucas 1 year ago
Holy cow. SO funny!
YellowFairie 1 year ago
Is Lucille Ball speaking German? Ooooooh i'm learning it rite now anyway :D
dsim200000 1 year ago
I need shows like these. Not The Bachelor and Jersey Shore!!
misskris111 1 year ago
@misskris111 I agree! This is classic! I would love to see shows like this on TV and actors/actresses like lucille ball and bette davis. Society progressed but left class in the 60's. there hasn't been a woman since marilyn monroe.
chilvari 1 year ago
She sounds like she's doing the Martian gibberish that she and Ethel did when they were doing the martian landing on top of the empire state building. Yep, that was a great episode, and she sounds the same!
725Mama 1 year ago
miss kerr, do you know who this is? it must be... it's lucy
alltheworldisgreen 1 year ago
How could they not get that?? Lucy was giving off MAJOR hints. With the "It's a moo moo" and "rabage!" talk. Or was that episode done a little after she appeared here? lol I'm all confused now.
Fayme20 1 year ago
and it was her heart that took her.... i miss you lucy
NoosesGive 1 year ago 3
"do you sing?" ".....eeeooooooohhhhh." :D why aren't there shows like this anymore???
guitargirl369 1 year ago
2funny !!
six7777 1 year ago
I grew up watching Lucy! I absolutely love her. It's also a shame that she died before I was old enough to appreciate her. I think I was about 2 years old. It's also a shame what happened with her last sitcom try in the 80's. She was very saddened and deeply depressed, when it failed. She thought that America didn't love her anymore. I think it's what killed her. She was a pioneer, and a truly gracious and humble person.
jfinch12345 1 year ago
Lucy has always been a hero of mine. For her to do so many things that scared her (including appearing on this game show) must have been no small feat, and I say that as a person with multiple anxiety disorders. And she didn't let any of that nervousness affect her comedic abilities, either. She was just perfection, and I will always adore her.
hyelin25 1 year ago 2
hey, yall, its a moo!!!!! lol
LEIMALOCCA 1 year ago 2
Is that a valentine on her head?
God she was brilliant...
icaruspnw 1 year ago
year?
ConfusedSponge 1 year ago
I like that this video shows the original ads too, so you get the entire 50's millieu of the segment. The last ad looked like it was Georgia Engell doing it, but this was 20 years before MTM, so I'm guessing not. anybody else think this?
tucsonia 1 year ago
I love how classy Arlene is here. Rather than guess it herself, she let guest panelist Deborah Kerr have the honor. Love her...and Lucy!!
JAldridge86 1 year ago
She was soooo Funny I LOVE LUCY
MissStickykiss 1 year ago 10
omg Deborah is so cute when she says 'goodnight Arleene' and donating her cheque to charity - so sweet. Love Lucy - i think id have know that was Lucy but kept askin questions cause it was so funny
ClassicMovieClub 2 years ago
Even disguised the voice is so obvious !!!!
9TheMajor 2 years ago 38
@9TheMajor She used that voice on I Love Lucy when she and ethel were dressed as martians.
ColeHan100 7 months ago
When they ask her if she is a man she says "maricon" something or other which is spanish for "faggot."
fefo70 2 years ago 5
@fefo70 My guess is that she learned that one from her husband.
musicgrl492 1 year ago
at 0:49 i was like "oh no i hope that didn't give it away!!!" lol classic lucy
meneshayounot 2 years ago 4
is she speaking another language or just a made up one?
wgmhottie11551 2 years ago
its Esperanto, an old Creole language from Germany
cronoskronos 2 years ago
Esperanto is an artificial lanuage used for international communication largely European in base. To my ancestral understanding, Creole language is Spanish/French based, not from Germany, which is a Tutonic language.
RayPointer 2 years ago
I'm guessing sarcasm is not your middle name...
cronoskronos 2 years ago
No, sarcasm is not, my middle name. But I can convey it when necessary. If the attempt is to be funny, ironic remarks made in type do not have the inflection as vocal delivery. Instead the printed remark comes off as ignorant, not "clever."
I may not be the only one who failed to understand your remark as a joke. Too many people could be inclinded to take that literally. Lucy would tell you the same thing.
RayPointer 2 years ago
There's no need to get flustered, Ray. I neither meant to be "clever" nor make a "joke", only to point out the idiocy in assuming that her "Martian" in this clip is an actual language.
And maybe point out as well the idiocy in assuming someone would actually believe that someone thought she was speaking Esperanto, and that Esperanto is "an Old Creole language from Germany." You must be a regular at the Laugh Factory.
cronoskronos 2 years ago
Actually, I have better things to do, and being "flustered" this is not one of them.
While you and I may know the difference about the language, others may not in light of the inaccurate reference to Creole and the German language which I was pointing out.
If the "joke" has to be explained at such length, maybe it's a flop. Certainly not ready for THE LAUGH FACTORY. That said, I hope we understand each other.
The purpose here is not for petty squabbles.
RayPointer 2 years ago
@wgmhottie11551 Oh, pleaes, you don't get it, do you"?
RayPointer 2 years ago
@RayPointer what?
wgmhottie11551 2 years ago
Someone is not in on the joke. She is speaking the "language" in the third season episode #89 titled "Lucy is Envious." She and Ethel take on a "Publicity Stunt" job to promote a movie, "Women from Mars." Atop The Empire State Building, they are costumed as space aliens and speak in this "dialect." Maybe you should watch for this episode. Then the mystery will be cleared up for you.
RayPointer 2 years ago
@RayPointer okay well im sorry i havent seen every single episode ever created.
wgmhottie11551 2 years ago
Lucy started as a show girl...
....and did a stint on an old three stooges short too!
jacopman 2 years ago
She sounded like Ms. Swan at first.
terrestrialrain 2 years ago
Haha, Lucy. Love her.
PlaidBoy 2 years ago 6
LOOOOLLLL I love her face when she's asked if she's a man. :D
ILoveLucyStreet 2 years ago 10
@ILoveLucyStreet why is she so often asked that at least 3 out of 5 times
rebamcEntire1955mar 2 years ago
@rebamcEntire1955mar LOL I don't know but it's so funny! xD
ILoveLucyStreet 2 years ago
its her brand of comedy style
rebamcEntire1955mar 2 years ago
CLASSIC(: I love her so much!! It was hilarious when they were like, 'can you sing?' Haha, that was priceless!!
Never will there ever be another Lucille Ball. One of the greatest losses, I believe. But I think that Lucille Ball will go on as a legend for eternity, because, how can you not love Lucy?!?!?!? (:
reebsrox 2 years ago 6
I love Deborah and Lucy!!
ClassicMovieClub 2 years ago
This must be from when she did her "Women from Mars" I love lucy.
genesislover 2 years ago 5
arlene's jibberish is funny and Lucy dress is so cool
ecraines 2 years ago
wow Mrs Ball made herself sound like a star wars jawa
thebttfchannel 2 years ago
This woman was a comic genius.
swr112261 2 years ago 7
no kidding! I love her.
hspolomo18 2 years ago 4
I agree the whole womens lib crap killed chivelry.
amiec1011 2 years ago 4
Did you notice that Mr. Allen stood up to shake Lucy's hand? Yes, a different time, when people respected others. Those days are gone for good, because there are just too many that only care about themselves and no one else.
kyokogodai 2 years ago 70
That's because back then men had respect for women exhibited by standing in their presence as well as removing their hats in their presence or opening the door for them. It was a far more civilized society and time having protocols and etiquettes. But the Lesbian Woman's Movement changed and obliterated all that and now today women are not revered anymore since they want to be "equal" to men. The whole thing backfired on women and they lost their Femininity when Feminism killed it.
Eschatus2 2 years ago 4
Advice for all the girls reading this: you are blue chip stock. Today men and women still respect each other as PEOPLE and they ALL know its about MORE than protocols & etiquettes and removing headwear. Should you ever meet someone with the shallow, superficial, obtuse mentality illustrated by the above individual, be a lady: walk away and never look back; failing that, show them the door and make sure they never COME back.
VacuumSquirrel 2 years ago 5
By the above individual I mean Eschatus2
VacuumSquirrel 2 years ago 2
Or better yet, just drop kick the misogynist, Vacuum Squirrel, in the @ss back to Canada from whence he came.
Eschatus2 2 years ago
I agree wholeheartedly.
iwantwhatiget 2 years ago
Now thanks to the ghetto culture, too many take pride in being or being called "bitches" and "ho's"
HowardOfOz3565 2 years ago 11
@Eschatus2 Thats true. Many conservative wome who hate feminists tell me that before the feminist movement, women had more respect from men. Now women want not to be equals, but above men. So they dug the hole that they fell into.
calihartley2010 10 months ago
Deep but true, that it progress maybe the world will learn a lesson from its self interests.
greatly....
thebttfchannel 2 years ago
@kyokogodai - sadly, I couldn't agree more - gone for good ..
six7777 1 year ago
@kyokogodai Yes, it sure was a different time. Rampant racism and segregation, but, hey, at least Steve Allen stood up to shake Lucy's hand
clash5j 1 year ago
@clash5j Nice answer, Troll.. Those two things you list have been around since the beginning of time. Standing up for a lady (what Steve Allen did), has come and gone. Now all we have is rampant racism and segregation. Thanks!
kyokogodai 1 year ago
@kyokogodai "Did you notice that Mr. Allen stood up to shake Lucy's hand? Yes, a different time, when people respected others. Those days are gone for good, because there are just too many that only care about themselves and no one else."
No, I did not notice that, and neither did the other 49 morons who gave you a thumbs up because MR DALY, the HOST, also stood up.
By the way, some of us gentlemen still know how to stand in the presence of a lady and other gentlemen. So speak 4 urself.
whoregay 1 year ago
@whoregay I think your youtube name speaks volumes, to how much of a "gentleman" you are. 'Nuff said!
kyokogodai 1 year ago 3
@kyokogodai
Huh? I always stand up to meet someone. Of course I'm ancient.
YulNevanomi 1 year ago
@kyokogodai
Believe it or not it still happens in east Europe especially Hungary!!!!
Woodspiritsoul 11 months ago
@Woodspiritsoul And for that I am greatful. It is good news to hear, so thank you!
kyokogodai 11 months ago
@kyokogodai okay, here's the problem I have with these comments (because there are MANY comments like the one you've posted here). And I just want to say ahead of time that Im sorry to have picked on you, this reply isnt necessarily directed personally at you, just that your comment was at the right place at the right time.
Alrighty so I'm sure that most of you took history some time during your school years, so can anyone tell me what the 50s were most recognized for?
MsEyeBubbles 11 months ago
It sure as heck wasn't respect. Quite the opposite my fellow youtubers. This was around the time the whole US was in great turmoil both overseas and with in it's own land. Folks, I know that the 50s were portrayed as a glamorous time (and I kinda admit it probably sorta was), where everyone was super nice to their fellow neighbors, but the thing is, these people were also likely to have a handkerchief in their pocket or purse to wipe off their hands if they ever needed to shake a different
MsEyeBubbles 11 months ago
@kyokogodai colored person's hand. You know what I mean? I suppose what Im getting at is you need to let the good in with the bad. Yeah the US is pretty damn filthy right now but on the brighter side, we're also a bit more open and understanding then our retro counterparts. I really do wish there was a way for these two cultures to mesh so that we could be both classy and understanding of each other.
So again im sorry kyokogodai for specifically responding to your comment, but i needed a
MsEyeBubbles 11 months ago
@MsEyeBubbles The '50's were great. I miss that decade terribly. People were so much more courteous to one another. Men were real men and women were real women. Women were held up on a pedestal by their men and women let the men wear the pants in the family and bring home the bacon. Men today have been castrated by the feminists who don't like them and would rather see them non-existent. Look what has happened to the family structure and our culture. We act like cavemen, no class. I love the 50s
SoCalGal52 9 months ago 2
@SoCalGal52
You appear to obviously be from a different generation. What you fail to realize is that socioeconomic realities keep us from going back the way things were that decade. Although you seem to have fond memories of the 50's, there was a lot of dysfunction that was covered up for the sake of appearance. In fact, it was our very attempts to cover those things up that led to the "revolutions" of the 60's-present day.
crazy2hazy 8 months ago
@crazy2hazy I'm 59, I was born in 1952. I don't know how old you are, but yes, I have great memories of the 1950's more so then any decade since then, except maybe the '80's when Reagan was President. What you said about the dysfunction and the cover ups are true, but that's with any decade. We didn't have the second to second media or internet back then, obviously, which I think has hurt our culture in many ways. I still stand by what I said, a great decade and families who stayed together.
SoCalGal52 8 months ago 2
@SoCalGal52 Agreed. It was a great decade and the greatness ended when Clinton came to power and the age of media-sanctioned immorality and sleeze came on the scene. Give me the the 'cover-up's of the 1950's anyday over the general decay of society today. The 'revolutions's of the 1960's were fueled largely by drugs, feminism and the onset of the radical liberal media.
TheBlueyedblond 7 months ago
@kyokogodai comment that represented this idea that a lot of people were having (as supported by the number of thumbs up you have). But i gotta say, this idea is a nice one indeed.
MsEyeBubbles 11 months ago
LOL wow third time they thought she was a man wtf
evolgub 2 years ago 5
I love how Arlene Frances pick up the jibberish and gave it right back to Lucy, They don't make em' like this anymore.
xenafan234 2 years ago 58
09:52 - what a beauty..
00Teca00 2 years ago
1.23! haha Lucy is the best! 0.23 she is soo cute! 2.27 lol! i cant stop watchin this, Lucy is always chearin me up - such a gem!
ClassicMovieClub 2 years ago 3
this was hilarious!!! thanks for telling me about it!
And thanks, thirstyonthursday, for sharing this!!
xX08beepers80Xx 2 years ago 3
I miss Lucy even though we can see her all the time on TV and, if there's a merciful God, always will. She was truly one of the greats.
chucknyc123 2 years ago 4
haha that was so funny!
ClassicMovieClub 2 years ago
I loved watching her in this clip; She was so pretty! Possibly the most beautiful woman ever!
MyGodForgives 2 years ago 6
yes indded. And made even more beautiful by her uniqueness, wonderful humor and star quality. Truely One of a kind
ClassicMovieClub 2 years ago 4
This was hilarious.
Lucy's language reminds me of when Rose from the Golden Girls names places in Saint Olaf
AHahaha
CarlyIsAGangster 2 years ago 7
3:26 - "This is what happens when you have dinnner ???"
63utuber 2 years ago
this is like the eppy of ILL when she n ethel do the publicity stunt as martian
kissmebaby341 2 years ago 3
I was thinking the exact same thing.
travis7310 2 years ago
Hilarious!!Thank you!!Love this episode
annamariats 2 years ago
Listen to Lucille Ball speak starting at 4:37. That's her real voice there, not the high pitched voice she used when she played Lucy Ricardo. It's interesting hearing her speak as Lucille Ball, not Lucy Ricardo.
vidayverdad2 2 years ago 3
i found that really interesting too. u never really got to hear that during I Love Lucy. i read that she would scream because some1 told her that her voice was too high and screaming would make that lower
marytylermoore08 2 years ago
The contestant before Lucy sold maternity clothes, this was just after she gave birth to Desi Jr.
cresentltd 2 years ago
Lucy was the mystery guest on What's My Line with John Daly at least four times. On this time solo, on other 3 times with Desi, Bob Hope, and another solo.
jdohe 2 years ago
What does the clothing thing mean at 3:49? Cool clip, btw. :)
vanityfair713 2 years ago
Watch part 2/3 of this show. The last guest sold maternity clothes. She asks if Lucy was recently interested in maternity clothing, which means she knew it was Lucy, since Lucy had just given birth to Desi Arnaz Jr. at that time and it was all over the headlines.
IsntLifeJuicy89 2 years ago 3
Thanks very much for posting all three of these installments. (Too bad there wasn't more time for the checkers player. Looked like an interesting poser.)
13loomisst 2 years ago
I think he puts the pimentos in the olives!
OldTimerGoGetter 2 years ago
Lucy is a belle! And funny, too!
I mean, how awesome is that? A beauty that can be hilarious...aaaah...
OldTimerGoGetter 2 years ago
That was so funny.
It's a shame Deborah didnt have more chance to ask questions.
CoffeeAddictLaura 2 years ago 2
OMG I never noticed how pretty Lucy is, especially when she's smiling or laughing! Also, I think Lucy used this Martian voice on the ILL episode "Lucy Is Envious" a couple years before this.
sara1964fox 2 years ago 2
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Anti-immunity? I don't want my deodorant giving me AIDS!
BrooklynNellie 2 years ago
At 1:16 What does she ask Lucy?
khtx 2 years ago
She's not really asking anything, just repeating Lucy's gibberish.
Beejjjjjj 2 years ago 3
I luv lucille ball - thanks for posting!
rebaluver27 2 years ago 2
Silly language or not, I'm stunned they didn't recognize her inimitable voice within the first 2-3 minutes.
dannybex 2 years ago 5
They almost always knew who it was pretty quickly, but kept it going for laughs.
maggiepower 2 years ago 2
Love it!! thanks for posting..Bring back memories...
ms5strings1 2 years ago
man-sized remington!
enemymouse 2 years ago
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That old homophobic cunt when asked "are you a man?" Resonds in Spanish "maricon" which is the single most derogatory word in that language equivalent to "fag".
Lucy the homophobe. She was notorious for it.
What a disgusting old drunkard.
Shubael1809 2 years ago
Well then, may I ask "Why watch?"
TheCampanile 2 years ago
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I watched it once. I came away reinforced on my take on Lucille Ball. The only reason I've returned to this video site is not to watch it but to respond to the phenomenon where it appears I'm not permitted to have my own opinion about the old drunk.
Satisfactory?
Shubael1809 2 years ago
Oh well, thank you for responding then. :) I am indeed satisfied. But I guess I would like to state here is that, you were not, 'not permitted' to have your own advice. No hard feelings. :D
TheCampanile 2 years ago
I'm very aware you weren't denying me my opinion of the woman.
It's the others with whom I take issue.
Be well.
Shubael1809 2 years ago
One of the best episode of WML!! Thank you for uploading this ThirstyonThursday!
TheCampanile 2 years ago
4:07
you don't see beaity and glamour like that anymore. i wish you did. this world would be so much more beautiful.
JackBeaudelaire 2 years ago 3
yes, she´s very very beautiful
00Teca00 2 years ago 3
So funny! I love how Arlene talks in the same ridiculous language- priceless!
preciouspoirot 2 years ago 7
moo moo! She is so funny!
laurenb758 2 years ago 3
i think her and vivian should have been on here together, its a moo moo! LOL
daretodream1988 3 years ago 4
Do you sing?
Ugghhh
UofLCardFan08 3 years ago 5
Everyone did French, Italian and Spanish but no one else made up their own language. lmao.. Lucy was hilarious.
asilahvista 3 years ago 13
Lucy is Gorgeous and Hilarious not every woman can pull that off!
lilacmagnolia 3 years ago 11
Arelene absolutely kills me. She just starts speaking the same ridiculous "language". NOW, that is someone you want to get drunk with!
curb1510 3 years ago 3
2:01- Could've been Jerry Lewis, if we didn't know.
Veggieman87 3 years ago
Lucille is VERY pretty^^
KillingYouSlowVids 3 years ago 2
SO TRUE, but perhaps because she's so accomlished as a comedic actress people never seem to perceive her beauty.
curb1510 3 years ago 2
My dad got Lucy while I got Jenna Elfman. I'm pissed.
TheBengalLancer 3 years ago 2