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Ricky's funniest mis-pronunciation that Lucy mock repeated


"issee share" instead of "easy chair."

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"Splain"....but only when he uses it as a one word sentence.

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"Low-jickle splanation."

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I was just about to post Issy Chair.

There must be a lochical splanation for dune it the way youre dune it!

Take it Tizzy!



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Buyer me for badger me.

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In the Palm Springs episode Ricky tells Lucy "You're not the only one who has their tith (for "teeth") on edge"

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This is the best sequence of all, and does prove what a mongrel language English is.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMZsDaTxaKo

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He mispronounced the word badger as bay-er...and Lucille Ball came out of character and commented on it.....that was funny. (a Hollywood episode)

"Little Ricky...YOU CAN'T PUT YOUR TUR-TEL IN DAT TING...!!!!!"


Swing away, Merrill....Merrill, swing away...

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Drawing a blank on which ep this is from.....

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That's from one of the Hollywood episodes. I think it's the one where Lucy wanted to go to the restaurant with Ricky when he was dining with Richard Widmark.

Not 100% , but it's a Hollywood episode.

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Cool, thanks! Gotta go break out my DVDs lol :)

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Fizzychiatrist for psychiatrist.

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That one's hilarious.

Fred actually had a funny one in "Lucy Goes to Monte Carlo": "You have NOT caught me red-hannid!" His delivery is hilarious on that one.

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thats the one I wanted to post.

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