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That is so clever and reads like a real gossip column. This brings up the idea of who would be a good Vern for Viv. Gotta think about that.

That's lovely.

I feel like we get Bob from Critics Choice in this special, and he drove me nutts in that. Lucy does in fact look beautiful but her paired with Walter is so not the guy I wanted for her. Well I didn't want Bob either. There are parts of this I like but the baby thing was far fetched and I'm curious what the premise of their TV show was.

This was a big launch. Not just Lucy fans. But the vintage community was big on this too. The red lipstick is already sold out, except in the complete set. I think in a week a lot will be gone. They had a glitch in the system at first and the complete set disappeared and went out of stock. Eventually worked everything out with customer service who got me all fixed up. This should look lovely displayed. The red gold packing looks classy.

I'm locked and loaded with my credit card waiting to buy this today. I'm splurging on the whole collection. I wish the image was more Lucy looking. They had so many Lucy artists to pick from. I don't know why they couldn't have found one to get a better likeness of Lucy. It's not like there aren't 1000s of photos of 1940s Lucy.

Did anyone catch the very brief interview in the Mae doc with one Herbert Kenwith? They credit him as having managed Mae. I yelled, "he's still alive?" Now maybe he passesd on since that was filmed but don't recall hearing anything. Surprised to see Rona Barret was still alive too.

Oh very cool.

That was a really good and VERY informative interview. Can we just scrap the feature film and get another documentary. One I hope that gets into the post 1960s years.

I'm not familiar with the platform they are using. How can we watch this?

I convinced a friend who lives in TN to take a little road trip and check out the opening. I'll report back with what I learn.

Just heard of this opening on June 13th in Granville, TN. I wonder who is contributing to this on the Lucy side. https://www.granvilletn.com/mayberry-i-love-lucy-museum

Oh that's great. I love that he was included in the book.

Very interesting. Lucy would always be introduced to her audience on her shows before the show, thus no enternce applause. But when Life With Lucy rolled around Gary didn't have her do preshow introduction thus the roar when she entered the scene.

Well I figured this was coming. Rescheduled for 2021. https://tickets.comedycenter.org/Info.aspx?EventID=22

Nice catch. I wonder if it's just a mistake. But then if not it's a very astute artist.

Bill Frawley's funeral.

Boo Boo sure gets around.

Had a lovely lunch the other day watching this panel. Rue had a great memory for the episodes. Loved the interplay between Betty and Rue and good audience questions.

Kudos to you for your charitable work. I think you probably could have benefited from a work song to stay motivated and on schedule. "Gonna stuff a chicken.....

I downloaded this when you first posted. I love the second interview. That guy was drifting into sensitive territory and made for a fascinating listen.

Yes. Well that makes a bit more sense with the title then. Or, Let's Just Annoy the American Mother. Lucy and chimps though, always adorable.

I thought the same thing.

Lucy, All American Mother and I kept saying I could not remember what this episode's plot was. Well it didn't really have one and should have just been called, Fun With Animals.

When I was a teenager I worked at a summer stock theatre and got to spotlight Sugar Babies for 4 weeks. That was a fast paced show. Most musicals you just do the spot for a song. Not this one. My light was hardly ever off. Best cue was picking up a head shot on a guy jumping in from the wings in total darkness. We had the privilege of having Rudy Tronto star in and direct our production. He sketch directed and understudied Mickey in the original Broadway production. I dont know why but I should have asked if he had any good Ann stories. This was back in 1997 and we got lots of bus groups of older people in during the summer. A show perfect for them.

Well this is fantastic and a great quick reference sheet. Thanks for all the work.