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The Best of I Love Lucy Collection (Volumes 1 and 2) [VHS] by Ralph Levy
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VHS Tape Cover InformationActor: Desi Arnaz, Lucille Ball Director: Ralph Levy Edition: VHS Tape Audio: English (Original Language) Format: Black & White, Box set, Closed-captioned, Color, HiFi Sound, NTSC Running Time: 250 minutes Release Date: 2001-10-02 Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Publisher: Paramount Studio: Paramount
VHS Movie Reviews of The Best of I Love Lucy Collection (Volumes 1 and 2) [VHS]Movie Review: ~The Best of I Love Lucy Collection 1~ Summary: 5 StarsThis really is the best I Love Lucy Collection. It comes with 3 VHS's. Two of the tapes have10 episodes from the TV Show. Each tape has 5 of the most popular episodes of I Love Lucy. The third tape is Finding Lucy. This VHS talks about Lucille Ball and how she got started in show business and how she ended it. The Episodes in this Best of Collection are Lucy Does a TV Commercial: Lucy wants to be in Rickys show so she shows Ricky that she can act. She auditions for a TV Commercial called Vitameatavegamin. Well it turns out that it has 23% of alcohol in it. So when she reherses for the commercial she ends up screwing up. Job Switching: The girls and boys decide to switch jobs to see how tough it is to be in their shoes. Lucy and Ethel end up being fired on their first job and Ricky and Fred end up ruining the girls clothing and can't cook. L.A. At Last!: Lucy finally is in Hollywood and goes star hunting at the Brown Derby with Ethel and Fred. She ends up making a fool of herself infront of Bill Holding and when Ricky comes home later that same day he ends up bringing Bill Holding with him and Lucy doesn't want to see him because of what happened at the Brown Derby. She ends up putting on a fake nose to disguise herself so Bill Holding wont recognize her. Lucy's Italian Movie: Its Rome Italy and Lucy tries out to be in a movie called Bitter Grapes. So she ends up having a grape fight with an Italian lady in the vineyard. Lucy ends up not getting the part. Lucy Does the Tango: Lucy and Ethel buy a couple dozen of eggs to show the men that the chickens are hatching eggs. But when they come home and try to cover them up by putting them in their clothes Ricky asks to practice the tango with Lucy. When doing the tango with Ricky Lucy ends up squashing all the eggs in her shirt and boy is Ricky not happy. Lucy is Enceinte: Lucy finds out that she is pregnant. So she wants to tell Ricky in a romantic way but when she tries to tell him she keeps being interrupted by the phone, the door, or Ricky eating. So later she decides to tell Ricky at the club. The Ballet: Lucy wants to be in one of Ricky's shows and Ricky said no. So she tries out to be a ballet dancer then practices a burlesque from a proffesional comic with the famous act "Slowy I Turn" The Freezer: Lucy decides she wants a freezer. So when getting the freezer she wanted to get some meat to put in it. Well when she ordered some meat to put in it she didn't realize how much she ordered and so decided to sell it cheaper than the other sellers. Well trying to hide all the meat from Ricky and Fred she decides to take all the meat and put it into the heater. Well while doing that she ends up getting locked in the freezer. Ethel's Home Town: Lucy, Ricky, Fred, and Ethel visit Ethel's home town. Well Ethel is very big in her home town and decides to do a solo for the town in a show. Well Ricky, Fred, and Lucy are not happy because Ethel is acting like she is such a big star and doesn't need them anymore. So Lucy decides to have her and the boys stay and be behind Ethel the whole way. Meaning that when she does her solo Lucy, Ricky, and Fred will be doing acts behind Ethel so she doesn't see them. It turned out to be a comedy.
Summary of The Best of I Love Lucy Collection (Volumes 1 and 2) [VHS]This 3-tape collection compiles some of the most beloved episodes of one of the classic sitcoms of American television. This box set includes the following: "Lucy Does a TV Commercial" ("Vitamaeatavegamin") "Lucy's Italian Movie" (the "grape-stomping" episode), "Lucy Does the Tango," "The Freezer," "Harpo Marx," "Job Switching" (the "chocolate factory" episode), "L.A. At Last," "Lucy is Enceinte," "The Ballet," and "Ethel's Home Town." The third tape contains FINDING LUCY, an 86-minute documentary about the First Lady of Laughter that is unavailable anywhere else. Commemorating the 50th anniversary of I Love Lucy in 2001, this two-volume collection delivers exactly what it promises. Decades after their original broadcasts, these 10 episodes are as fresh and funny as ever, paying tribute to the timeless perfection of Lucy, Desi Arnaz, and their longtime costars Vivian Vance and William Frawley, whose appealing chemistry created comedic greatness and television history. Lucille Ball herself claimed that "Lucy Does a T.V. Commercial" (in which Lucy gets hilariously inebriated on "Vitameatavegamin") was her crowning achievement, and who's going to argue? Or maybe you prefer Lucy and Harpo Marx recreating the legendary mirror routine from Duck Soup. Or her star-struck encounter with William Holden in Hollywood. That's the blessing of this collection: Five of the episodes come from I Love Lucy's second season (1952), but there's not a clunker in the bunch. This is pure gold from start to finish, setting the standard for every sitcom that followed. Also included in this set is the bonus video American Masters documentary, Finding Lucy, which chronicles Ball's journey to becoming America's favorite redhead. --Jeff Shannon
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