Here's Lucy


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Here's Lucy is Lucille Ball's third network television sitcom. It ran on CBS from 1968 to 1974. Though The Lucy Show was still hugely popular during the previous (1967-68) season, finishing in the top five of the Nielsen Ratings (at #2), Ball opted to end that series at the end of that season and create a new show, as she had just sold Desilu Productions (which owned and produced The Lucy Show), to Gulf + Western. Ball did not wish to continue to star in a show that she no longer owned. Here's Lucy was produced by Ball's newly-created production company, Lucille Ball Productions. Desilu's successor Paramount Television (PTV) co-produced the first season, but sold its stake in the show to Ball afterwards. As a result, it is currently the only show starring Ball that is not owned by PTV's successor CBS Television Studios (PTV gained rights to her final show, Life with Lucy, after then-parent Viacom acquired co-producer Spelling Entertainment).

Created by Ray Singer

Starring

Lucille Ball

Gale Gordon

Lucie Arnaz

Desi Arnaz, Jr.

Mary Jane Croft

No. of seasons 6

No. of episodes 144

Producer(s)

Lucille Ball Productions

Cleo Smith

Tommy Thompson

Running time 30 minutes per episode

Original channel CBS

Original run 23 September 1968 – 18 March 1974

Who talked about this show

Lucie Arnaz

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Lucie Arnaz on the end of The Lucy Show and the beginning of Here's Lucy
00:59
Lucie Arnaz on Here's Lucy and her character, "Kim Carter"
02:51
Lucie Arnaz on the premise of Here's Lucy
00:40
Lucie Arnaz on Desi Arnaz, Jr. leaving Here's Lucy
00:35
Lucie Arnaz on what she learned from her time on Here's Lucy
01:40
Lucie Arnaz on various Here's Lucy guest stars
03:09
Lucie Arnaz on the storylines and writing of Here's Lucy
01:02
Lucie Arnaz on Gary Morton's role on Here's Lucy
00:36
Lucie Arnaz on Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton guest-starring on Here's Lucy
01:45
Lucie Arnaz on going on location for Here's Lucy
00:44
Lucie Arnaz on the song and dance numbers on Here's Lucy
02:17
Lucie Arnaz on her father, Desi Arnaz's, reaction to her on Here's Lucy
00:35
Lucie Arnaz on her planned spin-off from Here's Lucy
00:42

George Balzer

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George Balzer on working on Here's Lucy
01:43

Madelyn Pugh Davis

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Bob Carroll, Jr. & Madelyn Pugh Davis on their work on Here's Lucy
02:20
Bob Carroll, Jr. & Madelyn Pugh Davis on their work on Here's Lucy
02:20

Seaman Jacobs

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Seaman Jacobs on Lucille Ball's role in the writing and production of The Lucy Show and Here's Lucy, and on shooting the shows
01:59
Seaman Jacobs on his Here's Lucy writing partner Fred Fox, and on writing physical comedy for Lucille Ball
03:33
Seaman Jacobs on favorite episodes of Here's Lucy
03:28

Don Knotts

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Don Knotts on Lucille Ball (with whom he worked on Here's Lucy)
00:33

Jack LaLanne

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Jack LaLanne on appearing on Here's Lucy with Lucille Ball
01:00

Anita Mann

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Anita Mann on working as assistant choreographer on The Lucy Show and Here's Lucy with Lucille Ball
02:25
Anita Mann on what she learned from Lucille Ball on The Lucy Show and Here's Lucy
03:20
Anita Mann on various numbers she worked on on Here's Lucy
01:25

Jayne Meadows

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Jayne Meadows on guest-starring on an episode of Here's Lucy
02:57

Ricardo Montalban

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Ricardo Montalban on guest starring (as Prince Phillip Gregory Hennepin Of Montalbania) on Here's Luc y in the episode "Lucy and Her Prince Charming" (airdate: November 27, 1972)
00:36

Larry Rhine

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Larry Rhine on having writing partners, and on writing for Here's Lucy
05:34
Larry Rhine on writing for Here's Lucy
02:59

Doris Singleton

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Doris Singleton on working on Here's Lucy
01:26

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