It's the "Last Night" of Silly Week and I think Lucy should have the last-but-one word. I'm glad to see that Lucy makes as much mess as me when she bakes bread!
I Love Lucy - Pioneer Women [31.3.1952].
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Lucy and Ethel, both as daffy as each other! That formula used to be the preferred one for FMCG adverts on telly (known as '2CK' - = 2, er, chicks in a kitchen). These days, it would probably be their menfolk generating the laughs ...
Bonsoir, Phidelm. I didn't know the formula was called that. I am fascinated by the unfeministness of it all, in the days when most womwn didn't go out to work. But I still love Lucy. She was the greatest .
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