Janet0312

It really does and he gets along so well with Corky. When I purchased my gigantic Smart TV, I put in a Charlie Chan DVD. The old man - my ex - settled down to watch Man Made Monster and loved it. That's saying a lot. This is the man who on our first date wanted to know why I watched black and white movies on a color TV. I told him to shut up and watch. He learned.

You wicked boy.

Oh, very cool.

And she played Billy Mumy's mama in It's a Good Life, one of the creepiest episodes ever!

What a nice photo!

I disagree, but we can talk about it some place else.

I don't know how she and Harvey Korman got through that spanking scene. She must have been quite the sport.

The most amazing thing about Lucy and Desi is Desi. He was an amazing comedic talent and I never noticed it until lately. The handcuff episode. Desi has to perform on television with Lucy handcuffed to him. He has to sing on stage with his handcuffed hand behind him as Lucy, behind the curtain, plays his hand at animation and it is a priceless scene to watch Desi's expressions. You have to give credit to Desi because he had that comedic talent as well.

I agree.

They brought us plenty of joy. That's all that really matters. My mother used to say, "If you're feeling blue, watch I Love Lucy."

I remember when I got my first 40" Smart TV and the ex setting it up for me. I shoved in the Man Made Monster DVD and the ex was enthralled and loved it. It's a great little flick.

Perhaps afterglow is better'n that the current pandemic thing.

I have a friend at work who does sit with his daughters to watch the show. I got him a Universal monster tee shirt for Christmas last year and his little girls point out the monsters.

1941 The Wolfman

It doesn't sound flattering a'tall. I've read that Desi was a womanizer, but Lucy also had her affairs, one of which was with George Sanders. Just speculation, mind you. Only what I've read. I prefer to remember the couple as bringing many, many years of laughter to my life. As a matter of fact, I was just thinking about how much comedic brilliance Desi brought to the show in his own right. Take a look at The Handcuffs, where Lucy & Desi are cuffed together. He has to get to a television program. Cuffed to Lucy, she uses her hands as mannerisms while Desi sings. Watch Desi's facial expressions. He is hilarious! Not to mention how they try to get undressed and to bed!

I know what that's from. Boy, Did I Dial the Wrong Number. That's got one of my favorite Bob Hope/Phyllis Diller lines. She plays his housekeeper and comments on her new hairdo. Bob says, "So that's what happened to the eggbeater."

I have to say this about actors eating on the set. I have never seen so many meals eaten on the set as in Bonanza. These people are always eating. Somebody mentioned that the actors hated these scenes. If they did, they sure didn't show it. And if I drank as much coffee as Ben Cartwright, I would be in the bathroom non stop.

His sandwich turned into a Tribble.

You left out the cartoon where Sylvester is singing on the back fence, keeping Elmer Fudd awake at all hours. I especially love this short when Sylvester does Angel in Disguise via Spike Jones.

There you are. I was looking for you to comment on The Old Dark House film. In I've never watched these...should it be a New Year's resolution to watch these in 2021?

Ida started out as a teenager, well she was a vaudevillian with her folks in England. Warners signed her at age sixteen.

I watched her yesterday in an episode of Wild, Wild West.

Ida Lupino: A Biography Paperback – Illustrated, January 1, 1996

Yikes! I hadn't heard of that!

I've watched the marathon so many times over the years, that I just can't stand it anymore.