This episode was filmed for the end of the second season, but for some reason, it didn't get used during the second season. This is the only episode that was filmed in a different season than when it was aired.Ricky's article got more pages than the story about the two-headed alligator.So, it says that Ricky Ricardo is a 'pleasing and graceful type.' The prop man who made the article about Ricky in LIFE magazine forgot to change the subtext of the original article he used as a template.Originally from Australia, the show explores his American life as well as the lives of his friends: the gluttonous steer Heffer, the neurotic turtle Filburt, and Rockos. The Mayer twins will continue the role until the end of season 5. Rockos Modern Life is based around the surreal, parodic adventures of an anthropomorphic wallaby named Rocko, and his life in the city of O-Town. This is the first time that Little Ricky is played by the Mayer Twins instead of the Simmons twins.Ricky catches her floating, yells at Fred not to touch the wires, and Ricky spanks Lucy to the tune of 'Babalu.' Fred has her hooked up to a wire, so at the very end of the show, he has her suspended completely in the air. During the show, Lucy appears to just be holding a rose in her teeth whenever Ricky looks at her, but when he turns his back, she entertains the crowd with magic tricks and acrobatics. Lucy eventually finds out Ricky's true intentions about the challenge routine from Fred, and she has Fred help her get even. She still wants to be in the show, though, so she asks Ricky to give her the part of being a girl who just holds a rose in her teeth while Ricky sings to her. By the end of the routine, Ricky's plan has worked, and Lucy is too pooped to go on. But Lucy's steps are rigorous and tiring. All of Ricky's steps are incredibly easy, consisting of things like merely clapping his hands, slapping his knees, and adjusting his cuff links. He has her do a 'challenge routine,' where he does a step and then hands it off to her. Lucy is dead tired from rehearsing her dance number all week, but she's excited and ready to practice with Ricky. Ricky really is tricking Lucy, pretending to hire her as a dancer as a way to overwork her and show her how hard show business can be, how it's not all about the glamour. But she stops being snippy to Ricky when she finds out he needs a new dancer for down at the club. Lucy is mad that she doesn't appear in a LIFE magazine article about Ricky entitled 'Ricky Ricardo at Home.' She gets very jealous that Ricky bought a whole stack of magazine copies to show around. Lucy decides to upstage Ricky during his 'Lady in Spain' number at the club. A magazine does a picture story on Ricky's life, but Lucy's not in it.

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