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Highlights video. https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/VIDEO-Lucie-Arnaz-and-Robert-Klein-Reunite-for-THEYRE-PLAYING-OUR-SONG-Concert-Watch-Highlights-20190213

Dates are up. August 7-11th. Start planning now. Last year was a blast.

I heard this was filmed. Is that a standard thing for these Actor's Fund benefits or are there plans for something? I was reading some of the Bway boards today and many echoed what you wrote.

I have no idea who Manisalco is. I have been enjoying John's Big Mouth series on Netflix. They did a special Valentine's episode that is up now. I'll have to check out his stand up work.

Any ideas on who it could be? Or who do you want it to be?

Gregg is auctioning off some nice stuff to coincide with his next staging on Sat, March 2, 2019, 7:00 pm. https://www.charitybuzz.com/catalog_items/rare-i-love-lucy-memorabilia-plus-4-vip-tickets-to-i-1717801?fbclid=IwAR1Q2iEZegR-pojR90jS5dHbrpkjBwzUfhhXaBqevv--bqtkiBvG4t6fceM

Well one of the other tabloids is out now with Lucy and VIv's "secret friendship". So throw that one in too.

CBS promo during the Super Bowl used the iconic eye to represent their shows from the 50s to now. Lucy and Ricky started it off.

They used to have some good Lucy articles. The last Lucy feature article though was awful.

Maybe in NYC for her show this Tuesday?

And then a documentary film crew shows up and this becomes a better story than Grey Gardens. "They can get you for wearing red shoes on a Thursday...it's a mean, nasty Republican town."

I found an episode guide for the first 3 seasons. I remember it running through the mid 90s. The infamous Lucie on ( I have it) was in the first season. I know she was one at least twice. The one with Bob and Carole had the Desilu book authors in so 1993 sounds right on that. I have this one. There was another around the time the ILL laserdisk came out that had Bart Andrews, Tom Watson and a few others on.

FYI the air date of the widow episode is Sept. 11, 1991. I don't get Decades but if anyone catches this episode and could get it online, I'd be very happy. I watched Joan's show a lot in the 90s and really enjoyed it.

Thanks for that list. The wetter the better. So many ways Gale got wet. I think the submarine hatch is the one that comes to my mind first and I think it's pretty original.

For Gales' birthday this year on my Instagram I'd like to put together a highlight reel of the best times Gale gets wet on They Lucy Show and Here's Lucy. There are just so many and I can't remember them all so I need a little help with suggestions. So list your favorite below and I'll try to get in as many as I can in 1min (IG time limit). I'll post a link to the video on his birthday here. I'm also considering a video of the Dinah and Merv Griffin where they talk about his nickname.

I think it all depends on the person. I've heard from a few over the past few days who knew her that thought she was fun and happy in these past few years. I did hear she was getting ill around the end of last year and wasn't seeing as many people. I wouldn't take one person's experience as that's how she always was.

That Dessert Sun piece is really good and very informative about how HUGE a career she had. So happy that she got to see her documentary get such high honors. I'd suggest any other legends over 90 to stay away from Palm Springs this year. It doesn't seem like a safe place for them right now.

I've only seen one picture that has her and her son in.

The time line is fuzzy for me too. I think they met in June of 1940 and it was only a few weeks earlier that Desi showed up in LA. Now if he happen to hit LA with Cugart's band or any other time he was passing through then it's entirely possible he had a day off and went to the track. Of course in those early weeks in 1940 he could have gone to the track too.

Probably in a bin with the Lucy and Carole Lombard photo. I want to know more about Desi at Santa Anita when he was hitting on Edie as the cigarette girl. Did Desi remember her all those years, or did Edie remind him when they met up again in the 50s?

What a great take on the title song to Hello Dolly. Last year at this time I saw Bernadette and it was the second best night I ever spent in a Bway theatre. When the title number started I thought, "here we go!". Smiles the whole time. Dolly was the first show I saw on stage at age 9 at my local summer stock theatre and don't remember anything about it. It took the Bway viewing to reintroduce it to me. I caught this CBS piece this morning and loved the show all over again.

Cropping Edie out, stupid people. It's so hard to find photos with her in. I don't know if she was camera shy or just not at much.

I think you may be right. Never thought it was pink. Marvy.

Thanks. It was only $3 so I think I'll take a shot and just skip that teenager stuff.

That's what I was looking for.