Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueSitcom about Stanley, his family and his work life.Sitcom about Stanley, his family and his work life.Sitcom about Stanley, his family and his work life.
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I'm glad to see this show is now out on DVD.I never thought NBC gave it a chance.Even though it only ran one full year,it was canceled in November or December of 1973.I thought maybe it was given a reprieve when didn't go off in January 1974,but it did only last one season.Three top-notch comedy players made up the cast in the late,great Kathleen Freeman,the recently departed Dom Deluise,& the always delightful Beverly Sanders,who made a very successful career in ads for Arm & Hammer Baking Soda & Hunt's Tomato Sauce after this program's demise.Wynn Irwin was so wonderfully obnoxious as the deadbeat brother-in-law,I suspect he really caught hell from fans who saw him on the streets.RIP,Mr.Deluise.
First thing that strikes me is how well this cast meshes . It kind of reminds me of All In The Family in many ways yet very different. Like the early years of AITF you had a bread winner in a family of 4. You had an unwelcome in law but in this case it was a brother in law not a son in law. Where as AITF hit across racial lines and went to the brink... this show was ahead of the times as far as sexual innuendo. The 4 people living in the abode were a working class brother , his mother, his dowdy sister and her free loading husband , that basically sat around wearing a robe all day. Perhaps of the 4 characters, none were all that endowed in the brain department. However, the lazy brother in law , seemed to be the smartest of this pathetic yet lovable clan. He was smart as a fox. Throw in a womanizing friend and coworker of Stan, and you had fodder for many wonderful, comical episodes. Incidentally, Dom Deluise was great as Stanley Belmont as were all the other actors that rounded out this sitcom. Look for guest appearances from Ruth Buzzi, Harold Gould and Suzanne Somers and you have a nice season to be cherished ala unfortunately the only season. The show might be a bit corny at times but definitely good for some laughs.
We bought this DVD set last year and have thoroughly enjoyed watching the entire set more than once. The entire cast is excellent and top notch! We absolutely love Dom DeLuise, Beverly Sanders, and Jack Knight! The plots are great! If you love great comedy and clever one- liners, you will find this series timeless (there are so many lines we quote from this series in our daily lives). Dom (Stanley) and Jack (Bummy) have an amazing camaraderie (like Ralph Kramden & Ed Norton, Gilligan & Skipper) Beverly Sanders is outstandingly funny and naive! The only negative aspect of this series is that it was canceled after one season. (The handful of Nielsen families messed up yet again.) If you love great comedy (like "The Honeymoooners") and are sick of the awful faux reality shows that air on every channel 24/7 these days, check out "Lotsa Luck"! You'll be glad you did! We will continue to enjoy this series again and again!
I wish NBC had renewed this show for a second season. Great cast. The banter between Stanley and Arthur was classic. Dom Deluise was so underrated. Check this show out on Antenna TV, late Saturday nights.
One of the best shows that was fine running for one season, we bless you Antenna TV for re running episodes of Lotsa Luck on your network and we kinda wish that MeTV would too.
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- AnecdotesBased on the UK series On the Buses (1969). All the characters kept their original first names except Bummy - called Jack in Britain - although ironically the actor's name was Jack.
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[repeated line]
Iris Belmont: Do I have a son or don't I have a son?
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By what name was Lotsa Luck! (1973) officially released in India in English?
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