The Kleptomaniac

Folge lief am 14. Apr. 1952
TV-Y
30 Min.

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8,0/10

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Desi Arnaz, William Frawley, and Joseph Kearns in I Love Lucy (1951)

Comedy

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuLucy is the chairman of a bazaar for her club, but doesn't tell Ricky. When he finds all the cash and donations hidden in the apartment, he accuses her of being a compulsive thief.Lucy is the chairman of a bazaar for her club, but doesn't tell Ricky. When he finds all the cash and donations hidden in the apartment, he accuses her of being a compulsive thief.Lucy is the chairman of a bazaar for her club, but doesn't tell Ricky. When he finds all the cash and donations hidden in the apartment, he accuses her of being a compulsive thief.

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Lucy mentions a real brand name...Aunt Jemima's..... for a joke.

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After Fred and Ricky see Lucy take the cuckoo clock, she leaves to go to her apartment. The men then go on to have an entire conversation about her being a kleptomaniac, finally leaving through the back door to sneak up to the Ricardos' apartment. Yet as they walk into the living room through the kitchen door, Lucy is just now coming in the front door. She didn't make any other stops after taking Fred's clock.

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Lucy Ricardo: Well it all started when I was a little girl. I was riding around on the streetcar and I looked up and there was a box and it said take one. So I took one.
Dr. Tom Robinson: Well there was nothing wrong with that.
Lucy Ricardo: Oh yes there waaaas. From then on, I took anything that came into my pretty hands, even though it didn't say take one. I took a bright new penny, I took a bicycle, I took a little boy!
Dr. Tom Robinson: You took a little boy?
Lucy Ricardo: Yeah, but my mother made me give him back!

Soundtracks
Theme From 'I Love Lucy' (Instrumental)
Written by Eliot Daniel
Performed by Wilbur Hatch and the Desi Arnaz Orchestra

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8/10

Lucy takes things!

This is an amazing episode! Humor throughout, with the best parts being when Lucy is caught by Fred and Ricky and pretends to be a bird imitator! A similar episode is done on Three's Company many years later, an obvious homage to this. Lucy at her best!