Frank Gannucci
03-11-2022, 08:19 AM
I Love Lucy Episode Synopsis (w/images):
“Breaking The Lease” & “The Ballet.”:
“Breaking The Lease”:
Episode #19 (syndicated episode #18)
DVD: On the I Love Lucy Season 1, Volume 5 DVD, it is attached to episodes along with bonus features like flubs, series original opening, guest cast information, behind the scenes featurette, My Favorite Husband episode “Valentines Day.” On all the other standard definition Season 1 DVD Box sets, it is Attached to episodes 19-24 of the show & the rest are the same except for an additional My Favorite Husband episode entitled “Liz Has The Filmjabs.” On the Blu Ray set, it is attached to the episodes #17-22 along with the bonus features like flubs.
Air Date: Mon. 2/11/52
Note: This is one of my favorite episodes. Especially the scene where Ricky brings in his huge band and A lot of other people come in. Yet, NOBODY calls the police in regards to people disturbing the peace. Also, this episode was the ONLY I Love Lucy episode to have a radio version that was ported to a record album. A few years ago, someone posted the audio of it on YouTube which I recorded. It has since than been removed but it is been in the Internet archive. Here is the link:
https://archive.org/details/ILoveLucy
“Breaking The Lease” & “The Ballet.”:
“Breaking The Lease”:
Episode #19 (syndicated episode #18)
DVD: On the I Love Lucy Season 1, Volume 5 DVD, it is attached to episodes along with bonus features like flubs, series original opening, guest cast information, behind the scenes featurette, My Favorite Husband episode “Valentines Day.” On all the other standard definition Season 1 DVD Box sets, it is Attached to episodes 19-24 of the show & the rest are the same except for an additional My Favorite Husband episode entitled “Liz Has The Filmjabs.” On the Blu Ray set, it is attached to the episodes #17-22 along with the bonus features like flubs.
Air Date: Mon. 2/11/52
Note: This is one of my favorite episodes. Especially the scene where Ricky brings in his huge band and A lot of other people come in. Yet, NOBODY calls the police in regards to people disturbing the peace. Also, this episode was the ONLY I Love Lucy episode to have a radio version that was ported to a record album. A few years ago, someone posted the audio of it on YouTube which I recorded. It has since than been removed but it is been in the Internet archive. Here is the link:
https://archive.org/details/ILoveLucy