View Full Version : What episode is Lucy refuring to?


Timoth26
10-17-2011, 09:01 PM
Hey, I'm watching the episode "Ricky Needs And Agent" and was wondering what past episodes they're refuring to in the scene when Lucy Amit's she got Ricky fired. The mention four episodes

The time they were arrested in Tennessee, The time they were handcuffed for 48 hours, the time she loused up Rickys screen test, and when she loused up Ricky's nightclub act.

I know which ones the first three are from but what is the last one?

The first three are from

The Handcuffs
Ricky's screen test
Tennessee Bound.

But what one is the last mentioned?

Timoth26
10-18-2011, 07:15 PM
Why the heck is nobody responding to this thread?! Its really stupid to read a thread and not reply to it!

MRPITT
10-18-2011, 08:19 PM
I am reading the thread so now I am responding but I dont know the answer so now I really feel stupid. lol

Frank Gannucci
10-18-2011, 09:21 PM
I think that the episode that Lucy is referring to is from the first season. It is called "Ricky Asks For A Raise." Lucy had a scheme that when Ricky's boss came over for dinner and didn't grant Rick a riase, she would say that Ricky has been getting "better offers" from other nightclubs. Ricky's boss responds by letting Ricky go saying that he doesn't want to stand in Rick's way from getting a better future.

The Flying Dutchmans
10-19-2011, 11:36 PM
She also got him fired from the Movie studio when they were in Hollywood. But I don't think that's the one you're refering to.

PJudith
12-14-2011, 05:52 PM
I always considered "lousing up your nightclub act" to refer to any number of episodes! lol In season two Lucy persuades a female singer to allow her to perform the role that she and Ricky are to a perform, a duet, an Indian love song called 'The Waters of the Minnitonka."

Lucy managed to sneak into Ricky's club act a lot of times. When Ricky, Fred and Ethel wouldn't allow her to perform in the barbershop quartet song, she managed to get rid of the fourth singer and install herself in the barber chair.