I Love Lucy - The Complete Second Season Cast: Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz, Vivian Vance, William Frawley
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- DVD Release Date: 08/31/2004
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- Sales Rank: 598
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Features
Closed Caption; All 31 uncut season-two episodes, magnificently restored and digitally remastered; Flubs; Lost scenes; Restored music; Behind-the-scenes featurettes; Deleted footage; Original series openings; Original animated sequences; Script excerpts; Production notes; Spanish subtitles; Spanish audio available on most episodes; English closed-captions; Scene selections; Song selections; Guest cast information; Series promotional spot; Five complete episodes of Lucy's radio show: My Favorite Husband
Full Product DetailsScene Index
Side #1 -- Disc 1
1. A Difference of Opinion [:09]
2. Ricky Makes Breakfast [:20]
3. The Employment Agency [3:14]
4. The Death of Ironing [2:43]
5. Lucy, The Big Dipper [:40]
6. Chickens and Rice [2:30]
7. "Let 'Er Roll!" [2:57]
8. Home Sweet Home [:20]
1. The Joy of Sax [:11]
2. Ricky Needs Musicians [:19]
3. Fred Gives Pointers [2:16]
4. Lucy's "Hepcat" Audition [1:32]
5. A Borrowed Hat and Gloves [2:39]
6. Who's in the Closet? [:35]
1. "Glow Worm" (Attic)
2. "Glow Worm" (Audition)
1. Some Subtle Hints [:10]
2. Jumping to Conclusions [:19]
3. At Ricky's Rehearsal [5:47]
4. An Overheard Phone Call [:19]
5. Lucy and Ethel Eavesdrop [:50]
6. Lucy Gets Her Pearls [4:11]
1. "Here Comes the Bride" [2:48]
2. "Down Argentine Way" [3:36]
1. "Mystifying Meatz" [:10]
2. The Wrong Cuffs [:20]
3. Sleeping Accommodations [3:42]
4. The Locksmith Arrives [2:00]
5. At the TV Studio [2:23]
6. Lucy Gives Ricky a Hand [3:37]
Editorial Reviews
The best-loved TV sitcom of all time continues its rollout on DVD with this five-disc collection of all 32 episodes from Lucy's second season, which included many of the series' most memorable installments. Ricky Ricardo (Desi Arnaz) and his wife, Lucy (Lucille Ball), are still living in New York and still getting into mischief with their friends Fred (William Frawley) and Ethel Mertz (Vivian Vance). Having established the series' premise in Season 1, the show's writers cut loose with a succession of wacky episodes showcasing Ball's talents as a clown. "Job Switching," for example, is possibly the best-known show in the entire run: Lucy takes a job in a chocolate factory and runs afoul of a malfunctioning production line. "Ricky Loses His Voice" is an early example of Lucy's ongoing efforts to become a performer, in this case replacing Ricky at the Tropicana when he develops laryngitis. "The Courtroom" is a hilarious episode that finds the Ricardos and Mertzes suing each other over a broken TV set. One of the most touching stanzas in the group is "Lucy Is Enceinte," which has Lucy breaking the news that she's pregnant. The couple's son, Little Ricky, is born in the episode "Lucy Goes to the Hospital," which actually beat President Dwight Eisenhower's inauguration in the ratings when broadcast in January 1953. Not as dependent on guest stars as subsequent seasons, the 1952-53 Lucy shows represent the series' high-water mark, and they're every bit as funny today as they were 50 years ago. Ed Hulse, Barnes & Noble
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