On The Golden Girls, I always loved when Bea/Dorothy would keep looking back/up after Betty/Rose said something nonsensical. She'd start talking, then pause and look, start talking and do it again, or leaving the scene, she'd keep turning around and looking back--loved that! RIP Bea
Benny mentioned his violin teacher as a Mr. Le Blanc. He's referring to a character on his show played by the legendary voice actor, Mel Blanc, Jack Benny's best friend who did numerous cameos on his show. Mel Blanc played part in one episode as Jack's teacher and Jack drove the poor guy into insanity with his crazy antics.
Impressive. We don’t have anything like it these days and I miss it. Wholesome, clever, elegant, sharp, smart, classic and super funny. Talent at its best.
That's why I don't even watch current TV, just 50s-60s-70s reruns. Exceptions are shows like Shark Tank, that one is very interesting. Not offensive whatsoever and entertaining.
What I Really Disliked ( in the "70s) when Hollywood sitcoms had to stuff there so called political " MESSAGES" down our throats! From "M*A*S*H to All in the family!
@@christopherdutro168 No one forces you to watch. All in the Family to my mind was horrible, Johnny Speight the writer & creator from the UK called the show in the UK Sickness & in Health & it was a hit in Germany. As I said, I thought the show horrible. But M.A.S.H. was brilliant in my opinion. Fun, fun, fun with the back drop of war, pain & suffering. Writers have messages & opinions, like David E. Kelley of Boston Legal among other things, he too has strong opinions on how America dumb down education & bully their way around the globe. His message was We are not the best but do our best.
same her October, I too was in grade school and this show was store in my memory till this day. I just had to look it up on UA-cam so I can watch it again.
Lucille Ball with her long eyelashes n charming face... Totally unforgettable.. Takes you back to another time another place when the world was safe, clean and good...! And laughter was real☺
In real life, Jack Benny and Lucille Ball were next door neighbors in Beverly Hills. In the scene were Lucy is admiring Jack Benny's photos, I would have written in a gag where one of the photos she comes across is Lucille Ball. Then I would have had Lucy Carmichael say "I always thought she was the most glamorous star" to which Jack Benny could have given his trademark stare into the camera and say in a deadpan voice "yes, I'm sure".
I forgot about the snapping turtles! LOL! "Okay fellas, BEAT IT!!!!" Why is it so funny to me that Lucy can command snapping turtles to swim away with a voice command! It's absurd, but frankly I think absurdity is the best form of comedy, and LUCY DID IT BETTER THAN ALMOST ALL OF THEM!!! Love love LOVE LUCY!!!
The part where they getJack's information is just hysterical. I can watch it over and over again especially when lucy walks out the door. That part shows you the genius of jack benny
jack benny was really an astute businessman...He flew all over the usa for business...Dick CAVETT asked him that question on his show and he said yes he does have several business dealings...Dick cavett asked him if he has life insurance. His answer"Boy do I have insurance! If i go down, they (the companies he is insured with) go down ! that was funny
10.43....the photo behind Lucy is Jack Benny being presented to King George 6th at the London Palladium in 1950. The occasion was the Royal Command Variety Performance. The women in between them is Dinah Shore, shaking hands with the future Queen of England, Princess Elizabeth.
Yes I enjoy comedy and I really like Lucy's style of comedy. Her original writers really knew how to write for her. When I watch other reruns from this time period like My Three Sons or Family Affair, I am not nearly as excited about them, there is just something about Lucy's episode and the Dick Van Dyke Show that turn me on.
I always thought Mr. Cheever was SO funny. True story: I used to work with a man named Mooney. His boss (now dead) used to come busting in just like that and yell 'MOONEY' the exact same way Mr. Cheever did. And Mooney would jump just like Mr. Mooney on this show! LOL
They Didn't Even Care When They Were Sinking In The QUICK SAND 23:52............... P.s...... The Lucy Show Aired From:1962 -- 1968 & Thanks For Uploading This Video PizzaFlix :).............................
Milt Josefsberg, who co-wrote this episode (and was one of Jack's writers for almost 15 years), recalled that this was the most expensive episode Lucy filmed in her final season of "THE LUCY SHOW"- due to the elaborate vault sequence. In fact, the final gag cost Lucy $10,000 to create.
I wondered about that, all the special effects! I noticed a giant hole in the "rock wall" after the Indians charged Mr. Benny, revealing it as styrofoam (seen clearly at 21:23.) You can sort of see it break at 20:02 when they come running from behind it. But even I, who works as a theater set designer, can figure out how they did the quicksand in front of a studio audience! Ha ha! Must have been an elaborate set-up!
Lucy and Jack lived next door to each other for years. A friend of Lucy's said you would hear the violin long before you saw Jack. He would come in the backdoor do a turn around the kitchen and you would hear him all the way back home. Jack's radio show was the best on radio, better then Hope. He made himself the butt of all the jokes and the writing was excellent not to mention the cast. Jello was his sponsor before the war then they need Gelatin to make bombs so Jello didn't have to advertise. After the war Jello became the sponsor of Lucy's radio show "My Favourite Husband." Lucy would start the show saying "Jello everybody, Jello!"
CBS had Monday nights locked up. Lucy, Andy Griffith, Danny Thomas, and a bit later Carol Burnett. All TV has now is reality, which means who's got the best abs or the biggest ass.
I love to see AJ Allmendinger get another chance at the indy 500 or Curt Bush. How do you think Eric Jones or Christopher Bell or Reddick would do in a indy car.
U loved the episode of Here"s Lucy when Ahe abdxgee real kids went in a vacation ti Jack's house and Ralph Kramden (bus driver frim The Honeymooners (Jackie Gleason) ti eat at a BBQ jack was sponsoring. The only line he had waa gus signature line from gus variety show after he rajes a bite out of gis hamburger with a dollar bill as a wedge if lettuce, "Giw sweet It is!"
Well, that's what the old stars like Jack Benny and George Burns did. They were vaudevillians who modified their acts for radio and then modified them again for television. But it was basically all the same thing!
I don’t like the guy that plays Lucy’s boss, Gale Gordon he is always yelling and putting her down, I just want to kick him in the ass to much YELLING . She should have let him GO! Desi Arnaz is sorely missed! Lucy is a stunning beauty so trim slim gorgeous legs!! Fabulous!! Always loved her!
Gale Gordon was a terrific character actor and a great personal and showbiz friend of Ms. Ball. I'm quite sure Ms. Ball hired him specifically for this role. Before TV, he played several characters on radio who yelled and screamed dramatically. In fact he played in radio shows with Ms. Ball. Playing the cantankerous "boss" was his bread and butter.
@ Theresa Brockie: But that is what his role and the comedic episodes with Lucy is all about Teresa. Gale Gordon was a great actor going back decades with Lucille Ball, In the Lucy Show he plays Mr. Mooney, a grouchy but good hearted, inpatient, stingy boss. I agree, Desi Arnaz, her first husband and the love of her life was a good man, smart and played the straight man to Lucy on the "I Love Lucy Show" of the 1950's.
Oh! just loved Lucy: "Mr Benny...walk this way"...Mr Benny: " I always do". Lol Priceless comedy!
Very priceless and it's my favorite episode
An oldy but a goody. Similar to "Would you like to join us over here" "Why, are you coming apart"?
Love Jack Benny's sarcastic, silent deadpan expression. Bea Arthur also had that talent, able to crack people up without saying a word.
Bob Hope?
On The Golden Girls, I always loved when Bea/Dorothy would keep looking back/up after Betty/Rose said something nonsensical. She'd start talking, then pause and look, start talking and do it again, or leaving the scene, she'd keep turning around and looking back--loved that! RIP Bea
She was a crackup as well
The funniest lines are generally delivered with a straight face, Ms. Arthur always had a straight face.
Jack Benny was a class act.
It is so nice to see them together. I cried when they died. This a treasure.
Lucy is dead?
Benny mentioned his violin teacher as a Mr. Le Blanc. He's referring to a character on his show played by the legendary voice actor, Mel Blanc, Jack Benny's best friend who did numerous cameos on his show. Mel Blanc played part in one episode as Jack's teacher and Jack drove the poor guy into insanity with his crazy antics.
All the crazy sounds such as Jack's Maxwell car were made by Mel 'Bugs Bunny' Blanc.
That episode on the Jack Benny show was priceless.
When Jack says.. "They cost me about the same..." The subtle little look on Lucy's face is Priceless!
This show was excellent. I have enjoyed watching this so much. We need more shows like this today.
Patricia Barkley ... today’s audience needs crude humor... these shows are from an innocent, bygone era...never to return, sadly for society
None of todays"junk"isn't as good as yesterdays classics......and you can bank on that........hahaha
I just adore this programme...
It is priceless...
Love you loads and loads
Impressive. We don’t have anything like it these days and I miss it. Wholesome, clever, elegant, sharp, smart, classic and super funny. Talent at its best.
That's why I don't even watch current TV, just 50s-60s-70s reruns. Exceptions are shows like Shark Tank, that one is very interesting. Not offensive whatsoever and entertaining.
The great Jack Benny with Lucy 2 comedy geniuses on the same show. Just amazing
"Cute? Weren't you frightened?" "When you've been with Custer nothing frightens you." Great episode. Loved Jack Benny.
Growing up with great television like "LUCY" was a blessing. The horsecrap on television today is not entertainment. It's torture.
You are so right,me I'm a classic kind of guy,you want funny not stupid
Good clean fun.
What I Really Disliked ( in the "70s) when Hollywood sitcoms had to stuff there so called political " MESSAGES" down our throats! From "M*A*S*H to All in the family!
@@christopherdutro168 No one forces you to watch. All in the Family to my mind was horrible, Johnny Speight the writer & creator from the UK called the show in the UK Sickness & in Health & it was a hit in Germany. As I said, I thought the show horrible. But M.A.S.H. was brilliant in my opinion. Fun, fun, fun with the back drop of war, pain & suffering. Writers have messages & opinions, like David E. Kelley of Boston Legal among other things, he too has strong opinions on how America dumb down education & bully their way around the globe. His message was We are not the best but do our best.
Mash was brilliant but had some messages along the way. Gilligan's Island and brady Bunch were clean and entertaining.@@susanford2388
This was one of my favorite episodes of the Lucy Show. I haven't seen it since I was in elementary school. Thank you for posting it.
same her October, I too was in grade school and this show was store in my memory till this day. I just had to look it up on UA-cam so I can watch it again.
Lucille Ball with her long eyelashes n charming face...
Totally unforgettable..
Takes you back to another time another place when the world was safe, clean and good...!
And laughter was real☺
In real life, Jack Benny and Lucille Ball were next door neighbors in Beverly Hills. In the scene were Lucy is admiring Jack Benny's photos, I would have written in a gag where one of the photos she comes across is Lucille Ball. Then I would have had Lucy Carmichael say "I always thought she was the most glamorous star" to which Jack Benny could have given his trademark stare into the camera and say in a deadpan voice "yes, I'm sure".
I forgot about the snapping turtles! LOL! "Okay fellas, BEAT IT!!!!" Why is it so funny to me that Lucy can command snapping turtles to swim away with a voice command! It's absurd, but frankly I think absurdity is the best form of comedy, and LUCY DID IT BETTER THAN ALMOST ALL OF THEM!!! Love love LOVE LUCY!!!
me too ))))
I just love Lucy's outfits :D and the red mop of hair :D
Thanks, one of the clearest episodes I've seen!
definitely
“ oh, hello mister fool!” 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I loved the tattoo sequence. Gale Gordon's straight face as he repeated: J E L L O?!?!?
These were the best days with the best t.v. shows ever.
I saw it when new and now still make me laugh. the queen of tv. that you Mrs ball for all the laugh
Jack Benny was hilarious.
Bob hope copy his style from him
You said a mouthful
J-E-L-L-O?? Well, sponsors were a lot harder to get back then. 🤣🤣🤣
Lucy.. Lucy..Lucy.. God made you..and then broke the mould..you are/ were amazing..( that's an understatement..)..we all really miss you...
Lucy and company.
Lovely and
Hilarious.
"Was it the Korean War?"
.............."Bless You".
I love that line.
I didn't get it though! What did it mean?
@@upthedownescalator630 He was too old for WW two let alone the Korean war. Born in 1894 he served in the navy during WW 1.
@@389383 JEEZ! Okay I was NOT expecting that lol
What a picnic they would make with Jackie Gleason........Before he could say Away we go.....he'd be gone........love that line
@@389383 Puts into perspective how long ago 1967 was.
The part where they getJack's information is just hysterical. I can watch it over and over again especially when lucy walks out the door. That part shows you the genius of jack benny
jack benny was really an astute businessman...He flew all over the usa for business...Dick CAVETT asked him that question on his show and he said yes he does have several business dealings...Dick cavett asked him if he has life insurance. His answer"Boy do I have insurance! If i go down, they (the companies he is insured with) go down ! that was funny
Two legends.Love them.
I’m glad I finally found the connection to her shows. A really good laugh.
Just wao...❤not a moment to be missed... What a great actress❤🎉
Does TV sitcom get anymore splendid than this; please, someone tell me.
Fantastic love every show of Lucy she was the best and so beautiful 😂😂❤️
This is my favorite episode since it was off of his skit of going into his"treasure cave"
10.43....the photo behind Lucy is Jack Benny being presented to King George 6th at the London Palladium in 1950. The occasion was the Royal Command Variety Performance. The women in between them is Dinah Shore, shaking hands with the future Queen of England, Princess Elizabeth.
Love Jack Benny and a wonderfully and fully accurate depiction of indians toward the end 🙂
Happy Birthday Jack! You were so funny! Miss you and Lucy!
Supposedly, Jack Benny and Lucy were next-door neighbors, and they adored one-another. This was one of the funniest post-Vivian Vance episodes.
Oh I love these shows, the writing and the acting were so original!
You said it
Yes I enjoy comedy and I really like Lucy's style of comedy. Her original writers really knew how to write for her. When I watch other reruns from this time period like My Three Sons or Family Affair, I am not nearly as excited about them, there is just something about Lucy's episode and the Dick Van Dyke Show that turn me on.
@@richardevans130 the physical comedy and the timing
Two comic geniuses
Lucy and Jack were real life neighbors in Beverly Hills.
Next door neighbor on Roxbury dr
Yeah I think anyone with a brain new that already Mr genuis
@@michaelnelson1128 Wow pretty harsh for a response...I have a brain and I did not know that so I am glad the OP said it.
@@michaelnelson1128 That’s rude. I didn’t know about it.
@@saribrown7156 gee what a surprise! Guess what there used to be these things called phones in our homes they were either on a desk or on the wall!!
Mr. Benny , walk this way .......I always do !
That was a great episode. Never saw it. Thanks for posting.
I used to watch this show with my grandmother. Jack Benny reminds me of my grandfather.
RIP a classy lady & a gentleman
This plays like a sketch on a Benny show with guests from "The Lucy Show."
Milt Josefsberg wrote for Jack- on radio and TV- for 12 years.
Ms Lucy and mr Benny they were amazing and comic Gold together
The Lucy show is my first time with friends and family are coming to visit Lucy is funny because she's in the show was cool
me either still laughing. the vault OMG
Benny and Lucy is the same thing like my 3 year's old man 👰🤰🧜🌺🥥😭🤑😍
I love Gale Gordon. Lucy loved him too!😊
9:05 As soon as I saw those black-and-white tiles, I was pretty sure that Jack Benny was a Freemason...
It is funny and wonderful, it creates very-very good feeling!!!!😊🍮🍰🍷❤
5:17-5:23 - And thus the essence of democracy, diplomacy, and politics...to name a few.
my best LS episode
I like him he was always nice to Samantha when he became her father in law not to mention being really nice to Endora.
Um......this is a Lucy Show posting. I like Maurice Evans, but why are you talking about him?
I have the same exact Magnavox console stereo lol. Still have it
I always thought Mr. Cheever was SO funny. True story: I used to work with a man named Mooney. His boss (now dead) used to come busting in just like that and yell 'MOONEY' the exact same way Mr. Cheever did. And Mooney would jump just like Mr. Mooney on this show! LOL
Jack Benny...a very funny man
17:32 "Mr. Benny, walk this way..."
Did they ever get out of the quicksand??? 😂🤣
Dianne Echevarria same
YES they got out !
This was Always my favorite after Bob Hope and George Burns
They Didn't Even Care When They Were Sinking In The QUICK SAND 23:52............... P.s...... The Lucy Show Aired From:1962 -- 1968 & Thanks For Uploading This Video PizzaFlix :).............................
Boy jack was a good sport this episode was basically a nonstop poke at his history of being a cheapskate and his age
Originally telecast on October 16, 1967.
And I was 11 years old then.
Lucy was the classiest lady to ever grace hollywood. Hollywood sucks these days
Charles Tidwell totally agree with you. Fortunately we have internet for review I love Lucy and Lucy show every day for me 🤗🤗🤗
End of 6:42 (Red Skelton cow bell) lol what if moment... Jack Benny was Batmans' Robin just senior like
Lucy was very good but Jack was great. Bob Hope was unbelievable. Like to see those 3 riffing.
I remember seeing this episode. The last of the season.
Watching this while I have an exaaaaam
LeBlanc refers to a Mel Blanc character...a violin teacher.. in one of The Jack Benny Program episodes.
No one of that era finer, smarter, funnier than Jack Benny!
RIP Lucy 🧑🏻🦰
Milt Josefsberg, who co-wrote this episode (and was one of Jack's writers for almost 15 years), recalled that this was the most expensive episode Lucy filmed in her final season of "THE LUCY SHOW"- due to the elaborate vault sequence. In fact, the final gag cost Lucy $10,000 to create.
Hope they didn't send Jack the bill. 😀
For the love of Jack
I wondered about that, all the special effects! I noticed a giant hole in the "rock wall" after the Indians charged Mr. Benny, revealing it as styrofoam (seen clearly at 21:23.) You can sort of see it break at 20:02 when they come running from behind it. But even I, who works as a theater set designer, can figure out how they did the quicksand in front of a studio audience! Ha ha! Must have been an elaborate set-up!
Lucy and Jack lived next door to each other for years. A friend of Lucy's said you would hear the violin long before you saw Jack. He would come in the backdoor do a turn around the kitchen and you would hear him all the way back home. Jack's radio show was the best on radio, better then Hope. He made himself the butt of all the jokes and the writing was excellent not to mention the cast. Jello was his sponsor before the war then they need Gelatin to make bombs so Jello didn't have to advertise. After the war Jello became the sponsor of Lucy's radio show "My Favourite Husband." Lucy would start the show saying "Jello everybody, Jello!"
The closing gag cost Lucy $10,000 to stage (it was the most expensive she ever did).
"Your Social Security Number?" "ONE"
Ronald P my grandfather had a jewelry store in Baltimore, MD with the telephone number 4. No prefix, just #4
Gaylord was such a screaming queen. He was amazing
quick sand ! thanx
Just a couple of next door neighbors visiting together.
CBS had Monday nights locked up. Lucy, Andy Griffith, Danny Thomas, and a bit later Carol Burnett. All TV has now is reality, which means who's got the best abs or the biggest ass.
Monday Night Football ruined CBS's dominance of Monday Night
I hear Ricky Ricardo laughing in the audience. For sure
I see he had a Magnavox stereo theatre
Lucy ❤
The good bit starts at 5:36
When did this air?
first aired on October 16, 1967
I don't know. That vault doesn't seem that secure to me.
I love to see AJ Allmendinger get another chance at the indy 500 or Curt Bush. How do you think Eric Jones or Christopher Bell or Reddick would do in a indy car.
Good thing Benny didn't study Spanish guitar. Then his teacher would have been St, Si? 🤓😎✌🏼
Sy! 🤓😎✌🏼
U loved the episode of Here"s Lucy when Ahe abdxgee real kids went in a vacation ti Jack's house and Ralph Kramden (bus driver frim The Honeymooners (Jackie Gleason) ti eat at a BBQ jack was sponsoring. The only line he had waa gus signature line from gus variety show after he rajes a bite out of gis hamburger with a dollar bill as a wedge if lettuce, "Giw sweet It is!"
she might as well just only have the quicksand there, spare the rest.
When television was real tv....
You said a mouthful
Paramount logo missing.
So old time radio
Well, that's what the old stars like Jack Benny and George Burns did. They were vaudevillians who modified their acts for radio and then modified them again for television. But it was basically all the same thing!
Young lady??? Neither ONE of them will ever see the downside of 39 again. 🤓😎✌🏼
So...Lucille Ball exaggerating chewing was the height of comedy?
I don’t like the guy that plays Lucy’s boss, Gale Gordon he is always yelling and putting her down, I just want to kick him in the ass to much YELLING . She should have let him GO! Desi Arnaz is sorely missed! Lucy is a stunning beauty so trim slim gorgeous legs!! Fabulous!! Always loved her!
Gale Gordon was a terrific character actor and a great personal and showbiz friend of Ms. Ball. I'm quite sure Ms. Ball hired him specifically for this role. Before TV, he played several characters on radio who yelled and screamed dramatically. In fact he played in radio shows with Ms. Ball. Playing the cantankerous "boss" was his bread and butter.
@ Theresa Brockie: But that is what his role and the comedic episodes with Lucy is all about Teresa. Gale Gordon was a great actor going back decades with Lucille Ball, In the Lucy Show he plays Mr. Mooney, a grouchy but good hearted, inpatient, stingy boss. I agree, Desi Arnaz, her first husband and the love of her life was a good man, smart and played the straight man to Lucy on the "I Love Lucy Show" of the 1950's.
That's right! Only Desi (Ricky Ricardo) should yell at Lucy and put her down, right? 😂🤣
@@retroguy9494 No
@@cayetanotirado5907 That's all fine and good. I just don't care for him or the character he plays. If you or others enjoy him good for you.
What season is this from?
The final season, number six.
Y not they jz skip everything else & use only the quicksand😆