#Jack Tuttle

[krispyweiss]

EP Review: Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway - Into the Wild

The so-called “(Down the Rabbit Hole Version)” of “Stranger Things” finds Molly Tuttle, backed with banjo, cello and synths, taking a refreshing, anti-bluegrass approach to the song first recorded for City of Gold.

This Sarah Jaroszian take features on - and is a highlight of - Tuttle & Golden Highway’s Into the Wild, the six-song EP that serves as a sequel to the aforementioned 2023 LP.

The title track is an effective, fully-bluegrass environmental plea co-written by Tuttle and Old Crow Medicine Show’s Ketch Secor. The other Tuttle-Secor original, “Getaway Girl,” is rom-com in song and doesn’t quite work.

AJ Lee and Tuttle’s father, Jack Tuttle, join in for a moving rendition of Kate Wolf’s “Here in California,” and Into the Wild rounds out with previously released covers of Jefferson Airplane’s “White Rabbit,” which tries a little too hard to be psychedelic, but works despite itself, and Olivia Rodrigo’s “good 4 u,” which is good only for those who like rapid-fire, pseudo-rapped lyrics and beats with their Americana.

Grade card: Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway - Into the Wild - B-

10/4/24

[kenttsterling]

Chris Ballard needs help, so let’s watch #Colts at #Cowboys! #iubb tonight v UNC! #iufb losing quarterbacks like they aren't necessary!

Chris Ballard needs help, so let’s watch #Colts at #Cowboys! #iubb tonight v UNC! #iufb losing quarterbacks like they aren’t necessary!

[kevinbabbles]

My favorite songs of the year. [Youtube] [Download]

[badmovieihave]

Bad movie I have Wanted: Dead or Alive Season One 1958-1959

[citizenscreen]

Jack Warner visiting Alan Ladd and Edward G. Robinson during production of Frank Tuttle’s HELL ON FRISCO BAY (1956) #DailyRobinson

[lauralot89]

Books I've Read So Far This Year - 5/1/24

Melting Stones - Tamora Pierce

The Vegetarian - Han Kang

Battle Magic - Tamora Pierce

Under the Skin - Michael Faber

Trickster's Choice - Tamora Pierce

A Nest of Nightmares - Lisa Tuttle

Trickster's Queen - Tamora Pierce

Ladies' Night - Jack Ketchum

First Test - Tamora Pierce

Ring - Koji Suzuki

Page - Tamora Pierce

Spiral - Koji Suzuki

Squire - Tamora Pierce

Loop - Koji Suzuki

Lady Knight - Tamora Pierce

Birthday - Koji Suzuki

Wild Magic - Tamora Pierce

S - Koji Suzuki

Wolf-Speaker - Tamora Pierce

Wounds: Six Stories from the Border of Hell - Nathan Ballingrud

Emperor Mage - Tamora Pierce

The Bunker Diary - Kevin Brooks

The Realm of the Gods - Tamora Pierce

Come Closer - Sara Gran

Terrier - Tamora Pierce

The Worst Case Scenario Survival Handbook: Paranormal - David Borgenicht

Bloodhound - Tamora Pierce

You've Lost a Lot of Blood - Eric LaRocca

Mastiff - Tamora Pierce

The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires - Grady Hendrix

Tempests and Slaughter - Tamora Pierce

[arcticdementor]

Sam Lowry: I only know you got the wrong man. Jack Lint: Information Transit got to wrong man. I got the right man. The 'wrong man' was delivered to me as the 'right man.' I accepted him on good faith as the 'right man.' Was I wrong? Sam Lowry: You killed Buttle? Jack Lint: Sam, there are very rigid parameters laid down to prevent such things happening. It wasn't my fault that Buttle's heart condition didn't appear on Tuttle's file… We're going to have to bring Mr. Tuttle in, aren't we? And interrogate him at the same voltage as Mr. Buttle - and juggle the books in electrical banking. Sam Lowry: What has Tuttle done? Jack Lint: We suspect him of, uh, free lance subversion. Then all I need to wrap up the case is the Layton woman. Sam Lowry: What has she done? Jack Lint: Oh, she witnessed the Tuttle, uhm, the Buttle arrest and essentially is going around making wild allegations, obviously trying to exploit the situation. She's working for someone and I don't think it's us.

—Brazil (1985)

[unfortunate-arrow]

𝐎𝐂 𝐱 𝐎𝐂 𝐂𝐨𝐧𝐧𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬: Hogwarts Mystery Edition

⤷ Other Eras: Victorian & Legacy Eras | Misc. Eras | Magic Awakened & Next Gen Eras

My HPHM OCs are open for friendships and dormmates! Comment, reblog, or send an ask if you think any of your OCs would be compatible with mine.

Ryan, Cara, Sara, and Conor all fill the role of MC and are quadruplets. Ruth’s role is similar to any of the canon characters.

Everyone here starts Hogwarts in 1984.

Stats Rundown:

Number of OCs: 5

Number of Dorms with Open Beds: 3

Number of Gryffindors: 1

Number of Hufflepuffs: 1

Number of Ravenclaws: 2

Number of Slytherins: 1

𝗥𝘆𝗮𝗻 𝗠𝗶𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗲𝗹 𝗢’𝗗𝗼𝗻𝗻𝗲𝗹𝗹 | profile

house: gryffindor

date of birth: august 18, 1973 (leo)

pronouns: he/him

blood status: half-blood

personality types: esfp & enneagram type 7w8

extracurriculars: quidditch (chaser)

profession: cursebreaker

faceclaims: jaeden martell & killian scott

love interest: penny haywood

dormmates: jae kim | ben copper | charlie weasley | rohan khanna

open for: friendships

𝗖𝗮𝗿𝗮 𝗥𝗼𝘀𝗲 𝗢’𝗗𝗼𝗻𝗻𝗲𝗹𝗹 | profile

house: slytherin

date of birth: august 18, 1973 (leo)

pronouns: she/her

blood status: half-blood

personality types: enfp & enneagram type 8

extracurriculars: quidditch (chaser)

profession: illustrator, artist

faceclaims: sadie sink & jane levy

love interest: rowan khanna

dormmates: ismelda murk | liz tuttle | merula synde | open

open for: friendships, 1 dormmate

𝗦𝗮𝗿𝗮 𝗔𝗶𝗹𝗶𝘀 𝗢’𝗗𝗼𝗻𝗻𝗲𝗹𝗹 | profile

house: hufflepuff

date of birth: august 18, 1973 (leo)

pronouns: she/her

blood status: half-blood

extracurriculars: prefect, headgirl, hospital wing assistant, frog choir

personality types: esfj & enneagram type 2

profession: healer

faceclaims: malina weissman & elizabeth henstridge

love interest: barnaby lee

dormmates: chiara lobosca | penny haywood | nymphadora tonks | rowan khanna

open for: friendships

𝗖𝗼𝗻𝗼𝗿 𝗟𝗼𝗿𝗰𝗮𝗻 𝗢’𝗗𝗼𝗻𝗻𝗲𝗹𝗹 | profile

house: ravenclaw

date of birth: august 18, 1973 (leo)

pronouns: he/him

blood status: half-blood

personality types: istp & enneagram type 5

extracurriculars: quidditch (seeker), prefect

profession: architect

faceclaims: jack moore & TBD

love interest: ruth rosen

dormmates: talbott winger | andre egwu | victor ketsuki | open

open for: 1 dormmate, tentatively open to friends (private, self-conscious, and anxious… partially his nature, partially from trauma, and partially due to a stutter)

𝗥𝘂𝘁𝗵 𝗔𝗯𝗶𝗴𝗮𝗶𝗹 𝗥𝗼𝘀𝗲𝗻 | profile

house: ravenclaw

date of birth: july 17, 1973 (cancer)

pronouns: she/her

blood status: muggleborn

personality types: infj & enneagram type 8w9

extracurriculars: prefect

professions: charms professor, early childhood teacher, author

faceclaims: millie bobby brown & tatiana maslany

love interest: conor o’donnell

dormmates: badeea ali | tulip karasu | open | open

open for: friendships, 2 dormmates

[popstarryeyed]

11, 17, 64, 96!! happy spotify wrapped season <3

and a happy spotify wrapped to you my friend!!!!! <3

11. good 4 u - molly tuttle & golden highway

surprised this is so high! i think i started listening to it a bit when guts released bc olivia was on my mind and it's legit a great cover

17. death by a thousand cuts - taylor swift

i have a playlist of taylor swift songs i listen to while driving (which is probably the reason she's my top artist) and this is obviously on there. it's so fun to actually be driving through traffic lights when she sings "i ask the traffic lights if it'll be all right"

64. born to - jesca hoop

i've been having a jesca hoop Moment these past few months ever since i discovered that a lot of her songs had no lyrics or badly formatted lyrics on musixmatch. like i knew a few of her songs but then on my lyrics cleanup quest i ended up listening to the entirety of her first 3 albums (hunting my dress, kismet, the house that jack built) and she's so fucking good! she deserves to be one of the iconic weird girl musicians like florence and the machine or kate bush. if i'd discovered her earlier in the year this song would've been top 5 for sure

(if you wanna check her out i have a playlist of some of my favorite songs here, minus the slower songs. same idea as the taylor swift driving playlist, where it's all my favorite songs that are energetic)

96. no way - adrianna hicks (from the musical SIX)

my sister and i saw SIX this year (touring production) and it was so fun! a pop musical about the wives of henry viii is so tailor-made for me it's insane. it'd be the most me musical ever if there wasn't a folk musical about greek mythology (which we also saw this year).

[krispyweiss]

Song Review: Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway - “White Rabbit” (Live, May 25, 2023)

The infamous hookah-smoking caterpillar must’ve been surprised to be taking bluegrass into its lungs.

But that’s precisely what happened May 25 in New Hampshire as Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway covered Jefferson Airplane’s “White Rabbit,” plucking it out of Wonderland and plopping it down smack in the holler.

Tuttle played the roles of both Grace Slick and Jorma Kaukonen, leaving the upright Shelby Means to cover Jack Casady’s essential basslines and lay the track on which the other Golden Highway men and women glided.

This audience-shot amateur video is lacking in audio quality. Yet the performance lacks nothing as the slow-build outro helps establish “White Rabbit” as a blazing bluegrass number.

Grade card: Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway - “White Rabbit” (Live - 5/25/23) - A-

6/9/23

[unicornery]

my dad's 8th grade basketball team is featured on the Ames Historical Society webpage

Front row from left: Jack Highland, Ray Epstein, Steve Reinsch, Dennis Healy, Greg Mullhall, Mike Lange Second row: Steve Highland, Bill Timmons, Gary Catus, Terry Tuttle Back row: Coach Dan Wasteurhill, Mike Hadaway, Jan Svec, David Catus, Chuck Mauer, Fr. Ardel Barta

[commonguttersnipe]

Smash or Pass: the characters from the movie "Brazil" (1985) edition

Sam Lowry- Smash (he reminds me of a lost puppy…)

Jill Layton- Smash (punk girlfriend? yes please!)

Archibald Tuttle- Pass (terrorist plumbers aren’t really my thing)

Dr Jaffe- Pass (icky)

Jack Lint- SMASH (TAKE ME IM YOURS. LET ME BE YOUR ALISON/BARBARA PLEASEEEEEEE)

Ida Lowry- Pass (gives who energy)

[kwebtv]

Mrs. Sundance - ABC - January 15, 1974

Western / Drama

Running Time: 90 minutes

Stars:

Elizabeth Montgomery as Etta Place

Robert Foxworth as Jack Maddox

L.Q. Jones as Charles Siringo

Arthur Hunnicutt as Walt Putney

Lurene Tuttle as Mrs. Lee

Claudette Nevins as Mary Lant

Lorna Thayer as Fanny Porter

Robert Donner as Ben Lant

Alvy Moore as Mr. Spence

[ariparri]

Cardverse Character List

Here's the list of characters in each region!

The list will be updated when I figure out placements for other characters I still have yet to add.

I may have also forgotten some MCs , if I did just let me know so I can add them!

If anyone else would like to take part in this, you can read the desciption of each region in my masterlist post to find out which suit your MC can be part of!

Cardverse Masterlist

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Country of Spades

Veruca McQuaid (Queen - short term)

Rowan Khanna (Jack)

Bill Weasley (Ace)

Coby McQuaid (King - in recovery)

Duncan Ashe (former Jack - deceased)

Erika Rath (Jack’s Guard)

Merula Snyde

Levi Kidd (recovering in Hearts)

Elora Dunn

Peregrine Pearce

≫ Exiled or Imprisoned ≪

Patricia Rakepick (former Ace/Queen)

Kazuhiro Shiratori (Assassin)

Verucca Buckthorn-Snyde (former Jack)

Eustace Burke (Doctor)

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Land of Clubs

Orion Amari (King)

Helena Durazzo (Jack) @helenadurazzo

Talbott Winger (Law Enforcement)

Angelica Cole (Creature Marshal)

Liz Tuttle

Alanza Alves

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Kingdom of Hearts

Diego Caplan (King)

Carewyn Cromwell (Queen) @carewyncromwell

Barnaby Lee (Ace)

Chiara Lobosca (Jack)

Sarahi Silvers (Castle Gardener) @dat-silvers-girl

Ben Copper

Felix Rosier

Percy Weasley

Rosalie Emilien

Declan Conroy

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Diamond Empire

Penny Haywood (Queen)

Alina Markington (Jack)

Liv Tóth (Ace) @nerdyliv

Malachi Avery (King) @akikocho

Maya Avery

Jacob Avery

Carson Ivey

Jae Kim

Badeea Ali

Andre Egwu

Corey Hayden

Chester Davies

Aurélie Dumont

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Jokers Domain

Nymphadora Tonks (Joker)

Tulip Karasu (Joker)

Murphy McNully (Ringmaster / Commentator)

Charlie Weasley (Beast Tamer)

Jacob Cromwell (Escape Artist) @carewyncromwell

Lizzie Jameson @lifeofkaze

Skye Parkin

Fred Weasley

George Weasley

Facepaint Kid

Beatrice Haywood

Ismelda Murk

Jane Court

[my-burnt-city]

you know how it goes, you're on a train and you don't have the time or the strength to watch the next episode of the bear (are we sure it's a comedy?), so you figure now is as good a time as any to share your dream cast of *deep breath* the drowned man, but only cast with burnt city performers who weren't previously in the drowned man

william johnson - jonathan savage

mary woods - eleonore cabrera

andy auldman - harry price

dwayne shoop - mitch harvey

faye greener - stefanie noll

harry greener - eric jackson bradley

miguel - andrea carrucciu

grocer - isaac ouro-gnao

badlands jack - milton lopes

barman - will thompson

romola martin - wenhsin lee

drugstore girl - lou ditaranto

lila gilderoy - ingrid kapteyn

dust witch - pin chieh chen

wendy jordan - ally clarke

marshall worth - luigi nardone

andrea alden - brenda lee grech

dolores grey - maya milet

frankie gardner - ferghas clavey

claude estée - ryan o'neill

alice estée - mallory gracenin

fool - seirian griffiths

leland madison stanford - nick bruder

seamstress - jayla o'connell

conrad scherer - steven apicello

doctor - jordan ajadi

gatekeeper - theo arran

assistant to ms grey - dafni krazoudi

mr tuttle - timothy bartlett

phoebe - sharol mackenzie

execs - cameron bernard jones, nathan kiley

singer - cristina gatti

[papermoonloveslucy]

TV on TV!

Part 2 ~ The TV Shows of the Lucyverse

Although it may seem redundant, the worlds created by Lucille Ball on radio and television frequently created and mentioned other TV shows!  Here are a few from “The Lucy Show” (1962-1968).

“Lucy Puts Up a TV Antenna” (1962)

When Lucy's TV set doesn't work, she discovers that the antenna has blown off the roof. Refusing to spend extra money to have one professionally installed, she talks Viv into helping her replace it. As the episode opens, Sherman and Jerry are excited that the All-American Football Team is going to be on TV. When the reception is poor, Lucy engages in the old practice of  banging on the side of the set, something she claims she learned from her late husband. 

LUCY: “What did we do before television?”  VIV: “We used to hit the radio.”

With Lucy on the roof, Viv yells up the chimney, “I got carried away watching Art Linkletter. Come on down Lucy. He's about to go through a lady's purse.”  “The Linkletter Show” (also known as “Art Linkletter's House Party”) was seen on CBS from 1952 to 1970. Lucille Ball appeared on the show in February 1965.

“Lucy and Viv Put in a Shower” (1963) 

“Where’s Lloyd Bridges when you need him?” ~ Lucy Carmichael    

Bridges starred “Sea Hunt” from 1958 to 1961, a series about a scuba diver which featured extensive underwater filming, so much so that his name become synonymous with underwater adventures. Bridges was seen in all 155 episodes of the CBS series. He was also mentioned in the same context in “Lucy Buys a Boat” (1963). Lucy says she bought the boat with the hull in the water so she didn’t notice the poor shape it was in. She adds that she didn’t have Lloyd Bridges with her at the time!  

“Lucy’s Sister Pays a Visit” (1963)

Lucy’s son’s lunchbox features images from the television western “Lawman,” which ran on ABC from 1958-1962.  A “Lawman” lunchbox is now part of the collection of the National Museum of American History at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington DC. The lunchbox shows up again in “Vivian Sues Lucy” (1963). 

“Lucy Gets Locked in the Vault” (1963)

Danfield TV is on the scene when Lucy and Mr. Mooney finally get out of the vault. 

“Lucy and the Safe Cracker” (1963)

Demonstrating how she got locked in the vault for Larry McAdoo (William Woodeson) of Danfield TV, Lucy accidentally locks Mr. Mooney back in the bank vault again!  Taking advantage of the air time, Lucy gets in a commercial for Grandma’s Candy Shop, owned by the safecracker (Jay Novello).   

“Lucy and the Plumber” (1964)

Lucy and her plumber (Jack Benny) appear on the television program “Talent Discoverer's Show”.

Hosted by Greg Gregory (Willard Waterman), the show is sponsored by Kiddie Cookies, baked beans, and varnish! 

Lucy was already on the show once, so this time she disguises herself as Lucretia Carmucci, the talent discoverer of the title, presenting her plumber Harry Tuttle, who plays an arrangement of Donizetti on the violin. 

“Lucy Meets Danny Kaye” (1964) 

Lucy writes away for tickets to “The Danny Kaye Show” but is turned down.

Kaye offers to give her a walk-on role in the telecast – but Lucy manages to steal the spotlight anyway. In 1962 and 1964 Lucille Ball guest-starred on Kaye’s CBS TV program “The Danny Kaye Show.”  

Kaye telephones Bill Paley to see if he has any spare tickets to give Lucy. William S. Paley (1901-90), was the chief executive who built the Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) from a small radio network into one of the foremost radio and television network operations in the United States.

“Lucy and the Beauty Doctor” (1965) 

When Lucy hears about a $25 beauty treatment, she tells Mr. Mooney the money is for a doctor. When the treatment turns out to be a hidden camera show named “Boiling Point”, Lucy must do whatever she can to stop it from airing and revealing her secret to Mr. Mooney.  

“Boiling Point” hosted by Dick Patterson is modeled loosely on “Candid Camera,” a TV show that started in 1948 and continues (in some form) to this day. Its heyday was from 1960 to 1967, when it was a ratings winner for CBS on Sundays at 10pm.  

“Lucy in the Music World” (1965)

When Lucy takes a job in a music producer's office, she wangles her new neighbor Mel Tinker (Mel Torme) into a gig on the musical variety television show “Wing Ding”.  

“Wing Ding” is hosted by Reb Foster and presents The Six Bare Feet, The Torch Bearers, The DDTs, and The Tear Ducts (Lucy and Mel) singing the plaintive ballad "My Trousseau Just Lies on the Shelf.”

“Lucy Helps Danny Thomas” (1965)

When Mr. Mooney hires Lucy to get some important papers signed at a TV studio, she finds herself dancing on Danny Thomas's TV special instead!   

Although this is not a real TV program, Thomas did host “The Danny Thomas Hour” for 22 episodes in 1967. Thomas was a Desilu regular, appearing in “Make Room for Daddy” (later “The Danny Thomas Show”) as well as doing a cross-over episode with “The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour”.

“Lucy and Art Linkletter” (1966)

Lucy is picked from Art Linkletter's studio audience and challenged not to utter a sound for 24 hours to win $200. In January 1966, CBS aired new episodes of “Art Linkletter’s House Party” daily at 2:30pm while “I Love Lucy” was in reruns at 10:30am.   

During the 24 hours, Linkletter arranges for a one-armed man to burst into Lucy's apartment waving a gun and say that a guy has been chasing him for three years. This is a reference to the hit ABC series “The Fugitive” (1963-67) on which David Janssen was on the trail of a one-armed man who killed his wife. Three weeks after this episode of “The Lucy Show” was filmed, Doris Singleton (Ruth Cosgrove on “Lucy and Art Linkletter”) guest-starred on “The Fugitive.” The series was a Quinn Martin Production. Quinn Martin was a producer at Desilu and also married Madelyn Pugh, one of Lucille Ball’s longest lasting writers.

“Lucy and the Soap Opera” (1966)

Lucy disguises herself in a number of outrageous get-ups to gain access to the reclusive writer of “Camden Cove,” her favorite soap opera, to learn how the show will turn out.  

Camden Cove is described at “the typical American town” so it was probably inspired by “Peyton Place,” a prime-time soap opera which aired on ABC from 1964 to 1969. Like “Camden Cove,” it aired three nights a week and dealt with the tangled relationships found in a small American town. Danfield was compared to Peyton Place in “Lucy and Joan” (1965).

“Lucy Goes to a Hollywood Premiere” (1966)

LUCY (to Edwards): “Oh, doctor!  Oh, doctor!”

Lucy disguises herself as an usher to meet celebrities. On the reception line, she asks Vince Edwards for his autograph. Vincent Edwards (1928-96) was probably best known as the title character on ABC TV’s “Ben Casey” (1961-66) which was filmed on the Desilu lot. A new episode of “Ben Casey” aired on ABC at 10pm on the night this episode of “The Lucy Show” premiered. It was directed by Marc Daniels, one of the directors of “I Love Lucy” and Jesse Wayne was the stunt coordinator, as he was for “The Lucy Show.”  

“Lucy and Bob Crane” (1966)

Crane was best known as the clever Colonel Hogan in the CBS POW camp sitcom “Hogan's Heroes” (1965-1971), which was filmed at Desilu Studios.

In the episode, Crane is making a World War One film. A one-line gag features an appearance by John Banner, who played Sergeant Schultz on “Hogan’s Heroes”. He utters his famous catch-phrase from the sitcom. 

SCHULTZ: “I know nothing!”  CRANE: “Schultz! You're in the wrong war!”

Oscar Beregi plays Wolfgang Schmidt the director of the film. Beregi did two episodes of “Hogan's Heroes.” He was probably cast here for his resemblance to Werner Klemperer, who played Colonel Klink on “Hogan’s Heroes” who also wore a monocle.

“Lucy the Robot” (1966)

Jay North plays Mr. Mooney’s spoiled brat nephew Wendell. North was best known as the star of “Dennis the Menace” (1959-1963). During the show's final season, North played opposite Gale Gordon (Mr. Mooney) as John Wilson. 

“You will keep that MENACE subdued for the next eight days!” ~ Mr. Mooney to Lucy about Wendell

“Dennis the Menace” also included a character named Theodore Mooney! 

“Lucy the Gun Moll” (1966)

RUSTY: “So ya see, no one is really untouchable!” 

The episode is a parody of “The Untouchables” (one of Desilu’s biggest hits) starring most of the original cast. Lucy plays a gun moll named Rusty. Robert Stack (who originally played Elliott Ness), agreed to appear as long as the character names were not the same as the original. Stack was joined by Walter Winchell, Bruce Gordon, and Steve London. 

“The Untouchables” started out as a two-part pilot episode of “Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse” in April 1959. The show was introduced by Desi Arnaz and starred Robert Stack and the voice of Walter Winchell, both of whom were cast in the series, which began in October 1959 on CBS. The final episode was aired in May 1963.

“Lucy Puts Main Street on the Map” (1967)

To bring attention to the plight of the town of Bancroft, Lucy stages a spectacle on Main Street, calling all the television news programs to witness the event. 

Dan McGowan (Dan Rowan) is a TV reporter with the National News Service.

“Lucy Meets Sheldon Leonard” (1967)

Mr. Mooney allows TV producer Sheldon Leonard to film a hold-up scene at the bank. Lucy thinks he is really a gangster and is determined to foil his robbery.  

Over the telephone, Mr. Cheever tells Mr. Mooney that Sheldon Leonard produced “The Danny Thomas Show,” “Dick Van Dyke” and “I Spy.” Leonard himself adds “Andy Griffith” and “Gomer Pyle” to his credits. All of these shows were filmed at Desilu Studios. 

The end of the episode Leonard says:

“I suddenly got this idea for a new television series. It would be about this kooky red headed girl. She works in a bank and she gets into all sorts of impossible situations and... forget it.  Nobody would ever believe it.”

“Lucy Helps Ken Berry” (1968)

A dance instructor (Ken Berry) is about to default on his loan until Lucy arranges for him to be on “Ralph Story’s Los Angeles”, a local television show.  

Ralph Story was well known in the Los Angeles area as a local TV personality as host of “Ralph Story’s Los Angeles” from 1963 until the late 1970s. 

Ken and the his students perform “Steppin’ Out With My Baby” by Irving Berlin. For the finale, everyone sings “Pick Yourself Up” by Jerome Kern and Dorothy Fields.

Stay Tuned for Part 3!  Same Time, Same Station!