Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuThe gang arrives in Ethel's hometown of Albequerque, New Mexico, where the locals are under the impression that she, and not Ricky, has been hired to star in a Hollywood movie.The gang arrives in Ethel's hometown of Albequerque, New Mexico, where the locals are under the impression that she, and not Ricky, has been hired to star in a Hollywood movie.The gang arrives in Ethel's hometown of Albequerque, New Mexico, where the locals are under the impression that she, and not Ricky, has been hired to star in a Hollywood movie.
- Regie
- Drehbuch
- Hauptbesetzung
Empfohlene Bewertungen
It seems Ethel has a whole different life in Albuquerque. Either she's been lying about going to Hollywood to be a star or her dad misinterpreted it and she never had the courage to correct him. But, it's a cute episode to see where Ethel grew up. And we get to hear Vivian Vance sing which is a treat. The funniest part is seeing Fred walking on stage with a tree and it grows every time he appears. He doesn't say anything it's just a visual gag that works.
Boy if there were ever two annoying characters in one sitcom episode this is it. The gang arrives in Albuquerque, Ethel's hometown and meet up with her 'Daddy'. Right out of the gate we see this immature local yokel acting sillier than a 4 year old. Then we discover that Ethel had been lying to folks back home; saying she was making a film in Hollywood.,not Ricky. What's so offensive about this entry is Ethel's bloated ego and lies. Actually quite out of character. The behind her back bits the others do while she sings are okay but not four star comedy. How she never guessed what was going on behind heros a stretch too !
I asked my Friend Dave what his favorite Lucy episode was and without wavering he said with a fond smile, Ethel's Hometown. Traveling west the Ricardo's and the Mertz's reach Albuquerque,New Mexico which happens to be Ethel's (Vivian Vance) hometown. Ethel is greeted by her Father Will Potter (Irving Bacon)who looks like he is the same age as Ethel's Husband Fred (William Frawley). The four are also greeted by a local news reporter Bill Hackett (Chick Chandler) who greets Ethel by addressing her as Ethel Mae Potter. Here's where the continuity issue starts as in other episodes Ethel had different middle names,i.e. Roberta.Our other travelers Lucy, Ricki and Fred unsuspecting the other bit of news from the reporter Hackett,that Ethel called on ahead and told the locals that she is starring in a Hollywood motion picture. The reporter went on to say that tonight at the local Hall Ethel will put on concert and sing for the town. This infuriates Ricki, Lucy and Fred as a retaliation is in order. Sabotaging Ethel's performance is a sight to behold. As Ethel graces the stage with her vocal arrangements, the three do silly skits behind Ethel as Fred walks back and fourth carrying a small plant, then a medium sized and then a large size and finally a redwood sized tree,so large you can see the top of the plant as it reaches beyond the stage curtains. Getting back to my friend Dave's selection. Dave had chosen this Lucy episode because Lucy and Ricki plotted together for revenge when in reality, the majority of episodes and scripts Lucy is always on the opposite side of Ricki. One of the very few episodes where Husband and Wife team together for the common cause. Furthermore for those future generations who are not aware or informed about the talented Lucille Ball her strengths were mostly physical comedy and her timing was paramount or I mean Desilu. The original Queen of comedy on television sets across America in the 1950's.
WUSSTEST DU SCHON:
- WissenswertesWilliam Frawley was actually almost six years older than the actor portraying Ethel's father (Irving Bacon).
- PatzerWe learn in this episode that Ethel's middle name is Mae but in earlier episodes it was Louise and even Roberta.
- Zitate
Will Potter: Ethel Mae's very big here in Albuquerque.
Fred Mertz: She's big everywhere.
- VerbindungenReferenced in I Love Lucy: Lucy Meets the Queen (1956)
- SoundtracksTheme From 'I Love Lucy' (Instrumental)
Written by Eliot Daniel
Performed by Wilbur Hatch and the Desi Arnaz Orchestra
Top-Auswahl
Melde dich zum Bewerten an und greife auf die Watchlist für personalisierte Empfehlungen zu.
Details
- Laufzeit30 Minuten
- Farbe
- Sound-Mix
- Seitenverhältnis
- 1.33 : 1
Zu dieser Seite beitragen
Bearbeitung vorschlagen oder fehlenden Inhalt hinzufügen