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The Lucy Show

The Lucy Show

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1962年10月01日
国家
美国
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Paramount TelevisionDesilu Productions
《露西秀》是一部美国情景喜剧,于1962年至1968年在CBS播出。这是露西尔·鲍尔继《我爱露西》之后的作品。1965-66季度演员阵容和剧情发生重大变化,将节目分为两个截然不同的时期;除了鲍尔,只有加入节目第二季的盖尔·戈登留下。前三季由薇薇安·范斯担任联合主演。 最早的剧本名为《露西尔·鲍尔秀》,但当该标题被拒绝后,制片方考虑将节目命名为《这是露西》或《露西的新冒险》,最终最终定名为《露西秀》。鲍尔连续两年获得艾美奖喜剧类最佳女主角奖,分别是该剧最后两个季度(1966–67和1967–68)。

About

A classic 1960s sitcom following Lucille Ball’s character Lucy Carmichael as she navigates life and love after her husband’s death.

The Lucy Show aired on CBS from 1962 to 1968, succeeding I Love Lucy. In the first three seasons, Lucy lives in Danfield, New York with her teenage daughter, her son, and friend Vivian Bagley. After a major cast and setting shift in the 1965–66 season, Lucy relocates to Los Angeles, leaving her children behind and working at a bank while drawing in a host of celebrity guests. The series blends situational humor, family dynamics, and lighthearted romance, earning Lucille Ball two consecutive Emmy Awards in the final two seasons.

What to know

  • Lucille Ball stars as Lucy Carmichael, a widow.
  • Vivian Vance co‑stars for seasons 1–3, then departs.
  • Season 4 shifts the setting to Los Angeles and drops Lucy’s children.
  • Lucy works for a banker named Mr. Mooney.
  • Celebrity guests often play themselves in later episodes.
  • The show ran for 156 episodes over six seasons.

Watch if

If you enjoy classic, family‑friendly comedy with a strong female lead, love for situational humor, and an interest in the evolution of early television sitcoms, The Lucy Show offers a lighthearted look at mid‑century life and love.

Skip if

If you prefer modern, edgy, or high‑concept comedy, or are looking for complex character development beyond a straightforward sitcom, this show may feel dated and predictable.

light tonefamily friendlyromance elementsdialogue heavy
Early Years in Danfield
The first three seasons are set in the fictional town of Danfield, New York, where Lucy Carmichael shares a house with her teenage daughter, her son, and close friend Vivian Bagley. The show focuses on Lucy’s attempts to manage her trust fund, her quirky neighbors, and the everyday mishaps that arise from her lively household.
Season Four Reboot
Season four marks a major change: Lucy moves to Los Angeles to be near her daughter’s college, leaving her children behind. The premise shifts to her working at a bank under Mr. Mooney, while the new setting opens the door for Hollywood celebrities to appear as themselves in many episodes.
Celebrity Cameos
From Jack Benny to Dean Martin, the show frequently featured real‑life stars playing themselves. These guest appearances added a layer of glamour and novelty, allowing Lucy to navigate comedic scenarios involving the Hollywood elite.
Gale Gordon’s Long‑Term Role
Gale Gordon joined the series in season two as banker Theodore J. Mooney and remained a constant presence throughout the show’s six seasons, providing a steady comedic partner to Lucy’s antics.
Award Recognition
Lucille Ball earned consecutive Emmy Awards for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series in the show’s final two seasons (1966–67 and 1967–68), a testament to her enduring comedic talent and the series’ popularity.
Legacy and Home Media
After its original run, The Lucy Show has seen multiple DVD releases, including a complete series set. Its episodes remain a classic example of early television sitcom production, with live studio audiences and a multi‑camera setup.

FAQ

What is the premise of The Lucy Show?
The show follows Lucy Carmichael, a widow who lives with her teenage daughter, her son, and friend Vivian Bagley in Danfield, New York. After a major cast change, Lucy moves to Los Angeles and works at a bank while navigating comedic situations.
Why did Vivian Vance leave the show?
Vivian Vance left after season three to pursue other opportunities and reduce travel demands. Her character, Vivian Bagley, was written out as Lucy moved to Los Angeles.
Did The Lucy Show win any awards?
Yes. Lucille Ball won consecutive Emmys for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series in 1966–67 and 1967–68. Gale Gordon also earned nominations.
Who played the banker in the show?
Gale Gordon portrayed Theodore J. Mooney, Lucy’s banker, becoming a staple character throughout the series.
Where is The Lucy Show set?
Initially set in Danfield, New York, the show moves to Los Angeles during season four, reflecting Lucy’s career change.
What kind of humor does the show use?
The Lucy Show relies on situational comedy, witty dialogue, and physical gags, often featuring Lucy’s slapstick antics.
Were there any famous guest stars?
Yes. The show featured many celebrities, including Jack Benny, Dean Martin, Bob Hope, and John Wayne, often playing themselves in comedic scenarios.
How many episodes were produced?
Six seasons produced 156 episodes in total.
What was the original title considered for the show?
Early scripts were called The Lucille Ball Show, then This Is Lucy or The New Adventures of Lucy before settling on The Lucy Show.
Was the show filmed in color?
Yes, the series was filmed in color starting in the second season, though it aired in black and white initially.
Did Lucy have children in later seasons?
Lucy’s children were written out after the move to Los Angeles, and they are no longer mentioned in the storyline.
How does the show handle Lucy’s relationships?
Lucy’s romantic pursuits are a recurring source of humor, often involving quirky dates and comedic misunderstandings.
What is the tone of the series?
The tone is light, family‑friendly comedy with a focus on everyday mishaps and humor.
Is there a connection between The Lucy Show and Here’s Lucy?
Yes, Here’s Lucy is a direct spin‑off that aired after The Lucy Show, featuring Lucille Ball, her children, and Gale Gordon in new roles.
Who directed the episodes?
Directors varied, including Jack Donohue and Maury Thompson, among others.
What was the runtime of each episode?
Episodes ran approximately 30 minutes, typical for sitcoms of that era.
How was the show received by audiences?
The Lucy Show was popular, ranking as one of the top-rated sitcoms during its run and maintaining strong viewership throughout its seasons.
Did the show feature a laugh track?
Yes, a laugh track was used to complement the live audience’s reactions, as was standard practice for sitcoms at the time.
What is the relationship between Lucy and Mr. Mooney?
Mr. Mooney is Lucy’s employer at the bank, and their interactions often serve as a backdrop for Lucy’s schemes and comedic attempts.
What happens when Lucy tries to access her trust fund?
Lucy's frequent attempts to use her trust fund for personal projects often lead to comedic misunderstandings and financial mishaps.
Were there any recurring themes beyond comedy?
The show frequently explored themes of friendship, family bonds, and the pursuit of personal independence, all wrapped in humorous scenarios.

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