"I Love Lucy" Lucy and John Wayne (TV Episode 1955) Poster

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(1955)

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The Duke Shows His Flair For Comedy
babyfir7716 July 2011
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This episode I pick as my favorite I Love Lucy show! It his clever and funny from beginning to end.

A continuation to the prior episode, which was the season opener. Lucy has accidentally destroyed the "stolen" cement footprints of John Wayne and unless she comes up with a replacement, she could get into a lot of hot water.

Ricky has connections and soon the Duke (John Wayne, of course) comes by to help out. Except it won't be the only time! A lot of physical humor ensues. Another well-written show (fantastic writers, what can you say?). I never get tired of the shenanigans that happened in this show. Look for Fred showing his masculinity!!
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8/10
The Duke has arrived
angelahptrio11 June 2021
I love seeing movie stars go on the show to have a good time. John is a trooper.
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7/10
John Wayne's Footprints
bkoganbing17 April 2008
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To this day I still remember Lucille Ball's line when she met John Wayne in her character of Lucy Ricardo. Remarking about how his latest film affected her she said that when his motor conked out in The High And The Mighty her motor conked out.

This episode is the sequel to the previous week's episode where Lucille Ball and Vivian Vance got the bright idea to take John Wayne's cement block footprints for a souvenir of Hollywood. It's certainly a more durable souvenir you would think that the grapefruit she took from Richard Widmark's orchard in a previous episode.

But of course the nasty old police get involved as the theft is considered news. And of course Desi Arnaz suspects his movie star crazy wife.

But they're dropped and shatter and the rest of the episode is spent trying to get John Wayne to donate his footprints without his suspicion. He and Arnaz at different points get a face full of cement as Lucy visits the set of the film he's currently shooting which is Blood Alley.

It all gets resolved in the end by the rather exasperated Duke and the harried Desi.

A really classic episode from one of television's great shows.
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