Here s Lucy Opening TV Theme

Opening theme song from the Here's Lucy show

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[KarenM526]

Aww, so cute. I totally remember this. Lucy looked so beautiful in the opening, and I love the way her little doll smiles when her children's names come on the screen, and she blows a kiss to her husband's name, Gary Morton.

[keef78]

for some unknown reason you went right of topic....crazy rednecks and computers dont match

[Sheri451]

Barry Livingston (Ernie from My Three Sons) said Lucy was one of the nicest people he ever knew. He worked with her on The Lucy Show. He sais what I knew was true, Vivian Vance and Bill Frawley loathed one another. He said Bill would get the boys to throw metal objects at the wall when Viv was on the set . They filmed in the same studio Desilu.He also said Bill had a filthy mouth,

[1967mansfield]

Awesome...!!! Would love to have that doll to put with my Lucille Ball collection...!!!

[fjccommish]

@margotdarby It did well in the ratings and there are many funny situations. Later in the series she acted and dressed more like a 30-year old career gal. But it was still funny. If it would make you happy they could make "Here's Lucy's Ghost".

[MarlonTheMonster]

First time I've seen this intro in years!

I hardly remember this show but I do remember the little dancing doll at the beginning!

How can you people be scared of that adorable little doll?

I love Lucy!

[eugoldlareg]

The stop-motion Lucy used to frighten me when I was a kid. . .

[LBraunhaus]

OMG! When that doll spins around- I still get tickled!

[Sheri451]

I used to love that doll Lucy coming on TV when I was little. It was rerun at lunchtime My Mom and I would watch it .

[oldmanwithers1]

So retro its awesome.

[bigfinewoman]

This is so much a part of my child hood....i would watch this show when my sister and I would stay over my Grandmother's house.

Lucy was just amazing...

[MattTheSaiyan]

Having her real-life children on the show is, to this day, still one of the coolest ideas in TV history...