I Love Lucy | Lucy's Wildest Dream | Hollywood, William Holden, and HILARITY! 😂
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2025
- Step back in time with Lucy, Ricky, Fred, and Ethel as they venture to the glitzy streets of Hollywood in the unforgettable "I Love Lucy" Season 4 Episode 16, "L.A. at Last!" Join Lucy Ricardo on her quest for stardom as she sets her sights on the illustrious Brown Derby restaurant, hoping to rub shoulders with the who's who of Tinseltown.
In this side-splitting episode, Lucy's dreams of meeting a Hollywood heartthrob become reality when she spots the charismatic William Holden at the iconic Brown Derby. However, what starts as a star-struck encounter quickly descends into a whirlwind of hilarity and misadventure. Lucy's zany plan to leave an indelible mark on Holden goes awry, leading to a series of comical mishaps that will have you in stitches.
From hat-swapping antics to unexpected escapades, "L.A. at Last!" showcases Lucy Ricardo at her comedic best. The timeless humor of "I Love Lucy" is on full display as Lucy's Hollywood aspirations take a side-splitting turn. Tune in to witness the laughter, chaos, and classic moments that make this episode a cherished gem in television history. Whether you're a longtime fan or a newcomer to the world of Lucy and Ricky, "L.A. at Last!" promises an entertaining journey into the golden age of sitcoms. Don't miss the chance to relive the magic and mayhem of Lucy's Hollywood escapade with William Holden in this unforgettable classic!
Vita Mega Vegamen, working in candy factory, Lucy telling Ricky she is “speckting” and when Lucy meets William Holden. Am 74. I remember when I Love Lucy were not reruns!
Same here. And how can we forget the grape-stomping episode?!! (And cheating slightly, as this was on the "Lucy-Desi comedy hour," the episode with guest star Tallulah Bankhead.)
Same here! I'm 70!
These were always some of my favorite episodes.
"Look at the prices!" 😅
True story. Bill Frawley ate lunch every day at the Brown Derby for years and always ordered the same thing. One day he walked in and they had increased the prices. He got so angry that he stormed out of the restaurant and never returned again.
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William Frawley's Hollywood look in this episode was one of his best.
Frawley actually looked dapper with his beret and Ray-Ban sunglasses--even his Aloha shirt was stylish.
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I've been watching for 48 years.
Bill holden a face full of pie
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When they were getting ready to leave NY Ricky wouldn't let Lucy drive BC her said she didn't know how to but now a few days later he said she can have the car lol.
Maybe Fred drove? I saw him drive up in that 1923 Cadillac convertible. 🤭
@@alandale2182 Yep. Do you have any idea what that Cadillac convertible would be worth today? Back then it was a big joke because it was a 32 year old car. Today you'd be looking at about $40K to buy that thing.
First of all, Lucy DID learn how to drive before they left New York. It just isn't shown in any episode after Ricky tried to teach her. Second, Lucy DID drive on the way out to California. In more than one episode, it showed her driving. In Ohio when they stopped at that dumpy cafe. In Tennessee where she gets off the main road and onto an old logging road. Third, it did not take a few days for them to get to California. It was a couple weeks. Because they made stops like in Albuquerque to visit Ethel's father.
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One of my favorite episodes. William Holden...sigh.
❤👌 and Harpo Marx episode & when Ricky finds out he's gonna be a daddy! 🤗
I like the 25lb roll of cheese episode and the one when they get a ride to Florida. 😂
I like the one where Lucy and Ethel got the freezer .lol.
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“She might be people but she’s not like you and me”
You ain't met me yet
Fred mertz (William Frawley) was actually from Iowa and not Ohio
Eve Arden!
Telephone for ava gardner
WHERE? WHERE?
@@retroguy9494If I heard someone say they see a celebrity, I would say that too, Where?! Where?!.
@@Matthewsmollen4 Would you jump up like a jack rabbit too? 🤔😂
@@retroguy9494I’m starstruck. I like meeting celebrities in person too. I might jump up like a Jackrabbit.
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well for the rest of time then
It was cute , but unrealistic. Fred and ethel can stay in a hotel with them , in California? also that they leave their little three -year -old son in NY ? Just very selfish and immature writing. Lucy Ethel and Fred always acting like teenagers
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must be under 30 and lib
If you know the story line (and it's obvious that you do NOT) Lucy felt that the car trip would be way too long for Little Ricky because they were going to stop off in so many places. Rightly so too! So she had her mother come down from Jamestown to stay with Little Ricky in their apartment until they got to Hollywood and got settled in. There is nothing wrong with a grandmother taking care of her grandchild for a while. Lucy's mother and little Ricky then flew to Hollywood so they would all be together.
As for it being 'unrealistic' in a way, this mirrored real life. Because Desi and Lucy worked so much between the series and running Desilu Studios, even though they had servants in their house, Lucille Ball had her mother 'De De' move in and take care of Lucie and Desi Jr. She basically oversaw the house and the kids. Lucie Arnaz has spoken about this in interviews. How their grandmother was always there for them and how they considered her to be something of a saint.
As for Fred and Ethel staying in Hollywood with them, it's true that Fred had to pay for his own hotel room. But it was NOT a big beautiful 4 room suite with a kitchenette like Ricky and Lucy had which the studio paid for anyway. They just had a normal plain one room hotel room so it was affordable. Pl;us, in those days, hotels gave discounts for extended stays. Also in those days, people could and actually DID live in hotels. It could be cheaper than an apartment.
What the fuck is your problem?😂
You must be hysterical at parties.
Grew up as kid watching reruns of her. This was a funny episode. My parents were fans.