Lucy Moves to NBC

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In 2003 writer Hal Kanter appeared in the TV documentary "Lucy: TV's Comedy Queen." He also produced [...]	D
At the first table read for Lucy's new sitcom pilot it is said that Lucy's new series is titled "The [...]	D
The opening scene should be familiar to Lucy fans, since Lucy Ricardo also toured the movie stars' h [...]	D
Johnny Carson pulls out a four-page pamphlet on being a good TV producer and reads a few of them to [...]	D
Actor Gary Imhoff was just 28 years old (but looked far younger) when the special was taped, while t [...]	D
Doris Singleton plays Wanda Clark, who was the real-life personal secretary to Lucille Ball. Clark w [...]	D
During all of Lucille Ball and Gale Gordon's onscreen collaborations, this is the first and only tim [...]	D
During the scene between Scotty and credit officer Mr. Tetley, Lucille Ball's distinctive laugh can [...]	D
After the sound of a peacock pierces the air, Lucy shouts "Quiet, Clyde!" She explains to Carson tha [...]	D
Inside Lucy's Roxbury Drive mansion, she is playing backgammon with Ruta Lee. Backgammon was one of [...]	D
Lucy wants to cast Gloria DeHaven as Donald O'Connor's wife on her new series. The two played husban [...]	D
Lucy's move to NBC didn't actually produce any hits for the network, but it did produce one real pil [...]	D
Donald O'Connor performs "Real Live Girl," a song from the 1962 Broadway musical "Little Me" by Cy C [...]	D
Al dumps a box of toupees out to decide which one to wear onstage at the rally. Carol likes one he c [...]	D
The famous NBC 3-note chime tones are integrated into the opening theme music. The special utilizes [...]	D
Donald O'Connor performs "Singin' in the Rain." The song was previously heard in a 1971 episode of " [...]	D
Unlike Ball's previous specials, this one ran 90 minutes (73 minutes without commercials) rather tha [...]	D
The second half hour of the special begins in San Francisco's Fairmont Hotel, where Lucy and Gale ha [...]	D
Bob Hope's home network was NBC for nearly all of his TV career. When Hope guest-starred as himself [...]	D
Lucy's character name in her pilot is probably a tribute to director Alfred Hitchcock, who frequentl [...]	D
Four NBC workman putting the finishing touches on Lucy's office suddenly break into a chorus of "Hel [...]	D
After the first commercial break, Lucy is on the telephone to a 'Mr. McClay.' This is reference to L [...]	D
Lucille Ball started her television career on CBS, where "I Love Lucy," "The Lucy Show" and "Here's [...]	D
Johnny Carson asks if Lucy is at NBC to find a new pilot for Don Rickles. Rickles had starred in NBC [...]	D
While at Lucy's home, Fred Silverman gets a phone call from the White House. Lucille Ball did a 1977 [...]	D
Secretary Wanda announces Johnny Carson's entrance just as Ed McMahon did on "The Tonight Show with [...]	D
Bob Hope enters Lucy's office and sings "Thanks For the Memory," his signature song. Hope also sang [...]	D
It is unclear why Fred Silverman did not play himself in this special. Something similar happened wh [...]	D
Ivery mentions Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye, which will also be mentioned by Gale Gordon on "Life [...]	D
The special opens with a bus tour through Beverly Hills, passing the homes of Henry Fonda, Jimmy Ste [...]	D

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La casa nella prateria	D
The $1.98 Beauty Show	D
Il mio amico Arnold	D
Yes Sir, That's My Baby	D
Lucy Show	D
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson	D
Follie dell'anno	D
Quincy	D
CPO Sharkey	D
Cantando sotto la pioggia	D

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Lucille Ball: Don't you think people will believe [...]	D
Lucille Ball: Mr. Silverman, may I get you somethi [...]	D
Mr. Luder: [answering the doorbell for Choo Choo] [...]	D
Himself - Lucille's production assistant: [about S [...]	D
Lucille Ball: I'm going to trust my own instincts. [...]	D
Lucille Ball: All my old shows are running morning [...]	D
Lucille Ball: [about the name to put on her parkin [...]	D
Fred Silverman - the President of NBC: [on the pho [...]	D
Johnny Carson: Don't tell me you're the one that h [...]	D
Ivery: Woo-wee! I just love that old-time jive. Yo [...]	D
Gene Kelly: [introducing Donald O'Connor] He prove [...]	D
Ivery: [about Scotty's collectible banjo] Who's Ed [...]	D
Gloria DeHaven: [about their son Scotty] Now that [...]	D
Donald O'Connor: Hey Lola, what's with the earphon [...]	D
Johnny Carson: Even when Milton Berle was Mr. Tele [...]	D
Lucille Ball: I played your secretary for so long, [...]	D
Fred Silverman - the President of NBC: [on the pho [...]	D
Lucille Ball: [about Gene Kelly and Donald O'Conno [...]	D

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