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papermoonloveslucy · 8 years ago

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Lucy, the Camp Cook

S3;E6 ~ October 25, 1964

Synopsis

When Lucy and Viv want their boys to stay an extra week at camp, they take a job in the camp’s kitchen, but only succeed in nearly destroying the place on their first (and last) day.

Regular Cast

Lucille Ball (Lucy Carmichael), Vivian Vance (Vivian Bagley), Gale Gordon (Theodore J. Mooney), Candy Moore (Chris Carmichael), Jimmy Garrett (Jerry Carmichael), Ralph Hart (Sherman Bagley)

Guest Cast

Harvey Korman (Mr. Slater, Camp Director) is best known as a cast member of “The Carol Burnett Show” (1967-1977), four episodes of which featured Lucille Ball. He will make two more appearances on “The Lucy Show.” In 1977 he had his own show on ABC which lasted just one season. At the time of this episode he was a regular on “The Danny Kaye Show” (1963-67) which aired Friday nights on CBS. Lucille Ball guest starred on the episode aired on Saturday, October 24, 1964, the night before her show, which generally aired on Mondays.

Madge Blake (Woman Driver) is probably best remembered as Aunt Harriet Cooper on TV’s “Batman” (1966-1968). On “I Love Lucy,” she played Martha, a prospective new tenant who has a fear of heights in “Lucy and Superman” (ILL S6;E13). Blake had already appeared as hat shop proprietor Mrs. Mulford in “Ricky Loses His Temper” (ILL S3;E19). She also played Aunt Anastacia in Lucy and Desi’s 1954 film The Long, Long Trailer.

This is the second episode in a row this season to be written by Bob Schiller and Bob Weiskopf. Although they departed the series as regular writers in season two, Lucille Ball convinced them to contribute several scripts to season 3.

This episode was first aired on Sunday, October 25, 1964, one day earlier than its usual Monday night time slot.

Once again, Chris’s friend Cynthia is mentioned; her parents are said to be waiting outside to drive the girls on their vacation. When last we saw Cynthia in season 1, she was played by Lucie Arnaz. It is never stated where Chris and Cynthia are going.

Jerry and Sherman call their camp group “The Rat Finks.” In “Lucy Gets Amnesia” (S3;E4) Chris says her pet name for her ex-boyfriend Bobby Edwards was “The Fink.”

Viv makes fun of Jerry’s fondness for Beatles records. Lucy calls them his “Beatle” records. The Beatles were previously mentioned in “Lucy and the Plumber” (S3;E2) and “Lucy and the Great Bank Robbery” (S3;E5).

Mr. Mooney’s son is also at the camp, although the character is never seen on screen. Arnold Mooney was played by Barry Livingston in “Lucy and the Scout Trip” (S2;E26) and in “Lucy Gets Locked in the Vault” (S2;E4).

Lucy says to Mr. Mooney: “Compared to you Jack Benny is Diamond Jim Brady.” Comedian Jack Benny (1894-1974) recently guest starred on “Lucy and the Plumber” (S3;E2). Jack Benny’s comic persona was that of a skinflint who still had every penny he ever made. Conversely, James Buchanan Brady (1856-1917) was a real-life millionaire and philanthropist who was fond of jewels (hence the nickname). He had a longtime relationship with singer Lillian Russell. In the late 1960s, Lucy was announced to play Russell to Jackie Gleason’s Brady in a film project that never materialized. He was first mentioned in “The Business Manager” (ILL S4;E1).

Mr. Mooney’s red convertible is a 1964 Ford Falcon Sprint. The Sprint was overshadowed by the Mustang and was discontinued after 1965.

After Mr. Mooney runs out of gas (because the last filling station didn’t give trading stamps), Lucy and Viv try hitchhiking. Viv says “Let’s give it that old Claudette Colbert try.” Viv is referring to a scene from the 1934 film It Happened One Night in which Colbert ‘schools’ Clark Gable in how to get a driver to stop by hiking up her skirt above the knee. Coincidentally, the film featured Irving Bacon as a gas station attendant. Bacon played Ethel Mertz’s father Will Potter in “Ethel’s Home Town” (ILL S4;E15).

Viv: “Did Tommy Thompson hide his pet snake in somebody’s bed again?”

Tommy Thompson was the name of one of “The Lucy Show” producers. He was previously mentioned in “Lucy and Viv Play Softball” (S2;E3) by his nickname, Art Thompson.

Lucy says that when she and Viv were in the WAVES they cooked for the entire company. Lucy is fibbing to get the job. Viv reminds her that they only cooked one meal and everyone got seasick – on dry land. Their past as WAVES is first introduced in “Lucy Becomes an Astronaut” (S1;E6).

Lucy says the stove in the camp kitchen was made in 1903 by Mother’s Handy Household Helper. Viv says the last time she saw a stove like it Hansel and Gretel were cooking a witch in it.

Mr. Slater says the last cook left them enough frozen pop-over batter to sink Boys Town. Boys Town was founded in December 1917 as an orphanage for boys. In 1938, Spencer Tracy played their founder, Father Flanagan, in a film titled Boys Town, which won two Oscars and spawned the sequel Men of Boys Town, also starring Tracy. Boys Town was previously mentioned in “Lucy is a Referee” (S1;E3).

When Lucy says to Viv “I’ll show you how to handle eggs” the studio audience audibly gasps in expectation of what is to come. Perhaps they are recalling the episode of “I Love Lucy” where “Lucy Does the Tango” (ILL S6;E20)?

From Mr. Slater’s brief crooning of the camp song, it sounds like the name of the camp is ‘Camp Awa-ha-haki,’ although he has a large yellow letter “T” on his cap.

Callbacks!

Broken eggs were the cause of the longest recorded laugh on “I Love Lucy” in “Lucy Does the Tango” (ILL S6;E20).

Ethel Mertz worked as a short order cook while she was in vaudeville, as seen in “The Diner” (ILL S3;E27).

Blooper Alerts!

Seasonal Scenario? Although the episode may have been filmed at the start of the summer of 1964, it was not aired until October, which makes the boys being at summer camp and Chris’s long vacation a bit untimely. They would probably all be in school!

Holy Give-Aways! There is a telltale square on the floor painted a slightly lighter shade of gray where the frozen pop-over batter will fall through.

Audience Participation! When Lucy spreads a towel on the floor to get the frozen batter out of the pot, a single audience member can be heard muttering “Upside down…” in expectation of what she is going to do next.

Watch Yer Step! When Viv moves to help Mr. Slater out of the hole in the floor, the towel Lucy spread on the floor gets underfoot and nearly trips her up.

Cap Catcher! When Mr. Slater yells “Out!” at Lucy and Viv, his hat flies off his head. Harvey Korman catches it before it hits the ground.

“Lucy, the Camp Cook” rates 4 Paper Hearts out of 5

#The Lucy Show #Lucy the Camp Cook #Lucille Ball #Vivian Vance #Gale Gordon #Ralph Hart #Harvey Korman #Madge Blake #Candy Moore #Jimmy Garrett #Tommy Thompson #Boys Town #Jack Benny #Diamond Jim Brady #The Beatles #1964 #Ford Falcon #TV #CBS

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jraineygarppractical · 5 years ago

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301 Deaths of Staff and Officers in the RUC between 1969 and 1998. In chronological order.

Arbuckle, Victor

Donaldson, Samuel

Millar, Robert

Patterson, Cecil

Buckley, Robert

Leslie, Robert

Cunningham, Cecil

Haslett, John

Dodd, Ronald

Devlin, Alfred

Corry, Stanley

Russell, William

Hurley, Dermot

Moore, Walter

Denham, Raymond

Gilgunn, Peter

Montgomery, David

Carroll, Raymond

Morrow, Thomas

Logan, William

McAllister, Ernest

O’Neill, Bernard

Houston, David

Laverty, Robert

Nicholl, Robert

Calvin, Joseph

Keys, Robert

Nixon, James

Chambers, George

Sandford, Henry

Dorsett, David

Wilson, Mervyn

Morrison, Charles

Wylie, Raymond

Macauley, Ronald

Purvis, David

McIlveen, William

Campbell, William

Doherty, John

Megaw, Robert

Rolston, Maurice

Logue, Michael

Rodgers, John

Baggley, William

McClinton, Thomas

Wilson, Cyril

Robinson, Frederick

McCall, Thomas

Ross, John

Bell, Brian

Forsythe, John

O’Connor, Daniel

Flanagan, Peter

Elliott, William

Henderson, Arthur

Forde, Robert

McNeice, David

Coulter, George

Harrison, Mildred

Gray, Paul

Davis, Noel

Johnston, Andrew

McPherson, Robert

Love, David

Baird, Andrew

Clements, Joseph

Maxwell, Patrick

Clarke, Samuel

Evans, Clifford

Bell, George

Cummings, Neville

Blakely, James

Murtagh, William

Hamer, William

Crooks, William

Keys, Henry

Kettyles, Francis

Evans, Harry

Hunter, James

Nelson, Kenneth

McCambridge, John

Baggley, Linda

McAdam, Ronald

Johnston, George

Cush, Thomas

Heaney, James

Craig, Albert

McKay, Arthur

McCabe, Noel

Scott, Joseph

Campbell, Norman

Armour, Samuel

Greer, James

McNulty, Patrick

Harrison, Robert

McKane, Samuel

Cobb, Harold

Campbell, Joseph

Brown, William

McCracken, John

Sheehan, Kenneth

North, Robert

Martin, Hugh

Davison, Samuel

Lynch, Kenneth

Morrow, David

Simpson, Charles

Moore, John

McAllister, Millar

Struthers, Robert

McConnell, Hugh

Turbitt, William

Rankin, Jacob

Lamont, John

Donaghy, Howard

Gray, Paul

Lockhart, Robert

Baird, Richard

Webb, Noel

Prue, Norman

Wray, Stanley

Dunne, Alan

Hanna, Stanley

Thompson, Kevin

Scott, John

Walsh, George

Davidson, Derek

Davidson, Gerry

Hazelton, Stanley

Crilly, Robert

Purse, David

Rose, Joseph

Howe, Winston

Montgomery, Bernard

Magill, Stephen

Wilson, Fred

Allen, Wallace

Johnston, Ernest

McDougall, Lindsay

Stronge, James

Lewis, Charles

Scott, Alexander

Acheson, Kenneth

Martin, Gary

Ellis, Philip

Vallely, Samuel

Robinson, Mervyn

Dunlop, Colin

Kyle, Christopher

Quinn, Neal

Smyth, John

Wood, Andrew

Evans, Mark

Montgomery, Stuart

Proctor, John

Stewart, George

Beck, Alexander

Lyttle, Silas

Coulter, William

Duddy, Norman

Brown, David

Caskey, Samuel

Reeves, David

Eagleson, John

Crothers, Charles

Quinn, Sean

McCloy, Alan

Hamilton, Paul

Ewing, Garry

Irwin, Ronald

Corkey, Snowdon

Brown, Eric

Quinn, Brian

Olphert, John

Magill, Edward

Wilson, Gordon

McCormack, Lindsay

Morton, Frederick

Cathcart, Gerald

Carson, Colin

Wasson, John

Finlay, William

Ferguson, James

Hallawell, John

Martin, John

Fyfe, Stephen

McDonald, William

McFadden, John

Fitzpatrick, William

Clarke, Paul

Fullerton, William

Savage, William

Bingham, Thomas

Dawson, Michael

Elliott, Trevor

Gray, Neville

Todd, Michael

White, Malcolm

Murphy, Francis

Donaldson, Alexander

McGookin, Rosemary

Campbell, Geoffrey

Price, Denis

McFerran, Paul

McHenry, Sean

Topping, David

Dowd, John

Kelly, Ivy

McCormac, Hugh

Bell, John

Kay, Michael

Wilson, William

Rodgers, Stephen

Baird, David

Doak, Tracy

Agnew, Willis

Gilliland, William

Vance, Martin

Hanson, David

Clements, William

Gilliland, George

McCandless, James

Williams, Michael

Breen, Derek

Hazlett, James

McBride, David

Smyth, William

McVitty, John

Blackbourne, Karl

Kilpatrick, Peter

Allen, Charles

Dobbin, Desmond

Patterson, Derek

Crawford, Ivan

Nesbitt, Peter

Wilson, Austin

Bennison, John

Shaw, George

McLean, Robert

Armstrong, Frederick

Ead, David

Cooke, Thomas

McClean, Samuel

Guthrie, Robert

Kennedy, Norman

Malone, Michael

Carson, Ernest

Finlay, Winston

Armstrong, Edward

Gilmore, Colin

Graham, Clive

Warnock, John

Larmour, John

McCrone, Hugh

Monteith, William

Montgomery, Stephen

Buchanan, Robert

Breen, Harry

Black, David

Annett, Norman

Bell, Alexander

Harris, Alwyn

Marshall, Michael

Johnston, Ian

Monteith, Derek

Starrett, George

Beckett, John

Meyer, Gary

Willis, Joshua

Hanson, William

Sterritt, David

Robinson, Louis

Todd, Samuel

Murphy, David

Taylor, Thomas

Wethers, Wilfred

McGarry, Spence

McCrum, Samuel

Gillespie, Stephen

Carruthers, Douglas

Spence, Edward

Clarke, Erik

McMurray, Colleen

Douglas, James

Corbett, Alan

Warnock, Ian

Ferguson, Michael

Williamson, Reginald

Reid, Jonathan

Woods, Brian

Beacom, Andrew

Smith, Ernest

Beacom, William

Haggan, John

Pollock, Gregory

Seymour, James

Bradshaw, Darren

Taylor, Gregory

Graham, John

Johnston, David

O’Reilly, Francis

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