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Lucy Gets Trapped - The Lucy Show Lucy feigns illness to avoid work one day so that she can attend a big department store sale. To her surprise, Lucy ends up winning valuable prizes as the store’s 10-millionth customer! Which includes getting her picture in the next day’s newspaper. So, Lucy goes to great lengths to hide that from Mr. Mooney.

Lucy the Babysitter - The Lucy Show season 5 To prove to Mr. Mooney that other people would hire her, Lucy babysits for the Winslow family. Unaware that the “children” are actually chimpanzees!

Viv Visits Lucy - The Lucy Show - Viv and Lucy dress up as hippies to rescue a young man who’s fallen in with a bad crowd.

The Last Time I Saw Paris, starring Elizabeth Taylor, Van Johnson, Walter Pidgeon, Donna Reed, Eva Gabor The classic song by Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II and beautiful Parisian settings provide the perfect backdrop for this romantic favorite. Based on F. Scott Fitzgerald'sBabylon Revisited, this motion picture tells the story of a writer (Van Johnson) who returns to Paris and remembers the life he once led in The City Of Lights. During the Liberation of Paris at the close of World War II, he meets and falls in love with a beautiful rich girl (Elizabeth Taylor at the height of her MGM beauty and stardom). They marry and have a lovely daughter together. But life's harsh realities (her family has lost it's fortune - he is tortured with the rejection a young aspiring writer must face) threaten to tear their love apart. A true romantic classic.

Human History will never be the same since Mudfossils. Top Universities and even the Government now agrees there was a great worldwide flood as was recorded in the ancient texts and supports Biblical accounts which support creation which undermines all of Academic Dogmas. Mudfossil University Discord: https://discord.gg/XCAjskPxfq

Main Street U.S.A. - The Lucy Show season 5 When Mr. Mooney and Lucy go to a small town to loan the mayor money to build a highway through main street, there’s intense resistance. And then Lucy joins the protest! With Mel Tormé, Paul Winchell.

Lucy and Pat Collins - The Lucy Show Mary Jane and Lucy meet Pat Collins, a celebrity hypnotist, at a fashion show. They’re invited her night club act, and Lucy decides to help Mr. Mooney with his insomnia. Lucy and Mr. Mooney appear in the nightclub hypnotist’s act.

The Gods Must Be Crazy (1980) What diffence can a Coke bottle make? - JW A Bushman in the Kalahari desert encounters technology for the first time--in the shape of a Coke bottle. He takes it back to his people, and they use it for many tasks. The people start to fight over it, so he decides to return it to the Gods--where he thinks it came from. Meanwhile, we are introduced to a clumsy biologist, a schoolteacher assigned to a small village, and a despotic revolutionary. 9/10 Masterpiece Swambi6 November 2004 A unique film with a brilliant combination of slapstick, subtle humour, wonderful music, brilliant wildlife and scenic shots, all beautifully woven into a piece in an almost "road-style" movie around the adventures of a bushman. Like any story, there are some aspects which are slightly unbelievable if you stop to think - but the skill of the film is that it is sufficiently convincing to suspend such unbelief whilst you watch. The message of the film is brilliantly presented, subtly challenging the belief that white civilization has all the answers, gently poking fun at many of our western assumptions (no idea why anyone thinks it's racist - it may be the opposite)! Some of the high points for me personally were the scenery, the wildlife, and the African huts, children and music. Having lived in Africa for 3 years it was absolutely true to life, and brought back fond memories. This is a classic that will bear watching time and time again, and so different from the run of the mill films generally churned out. 10/10 A brilliant comedy, worthy of many viewings. My wife says "If you want a little lightness in your life, this one's a gem.' This South African film was written and directed by Jamie Uys, who also plays The Reverend. The film is in English with some Afrikaans and a little of the dialogue is in Xhosa, a language with many consonants which are different clicking sounds; it is an interesting experience just to hear it. In his travels, a bushman in the Kalahari desert, find a Coca-Cola bottle that was thrown from an airplane. Thinking it a gift from the gods, he takes it to his village where it becomes a very popular item but also creates grave problems (hence the title of the film). In his quest to get rid of the bottle by throwing it off the end of the world, he encounters civilization for the first time; we hear his puzzled thoughts through a narrator, and we are able to see ourselves through the eyes of an innocent. In a separate story, a beautiful schoolteacher, Kate (Sandra Prinsloo) is assigned to a remote village and has to deal with a shy scientist, Andrew Steyn (Marius Weyers), who becomes a total klutz in the presence of a pretty woman. These two hilarious stories converge with even more hilarious results. The sequel was no match for the original. This beautifully-crafted film contains subtle comedy, farce, romance, drama, action and believable slapstick (equal to Chaplin's best). The film played at the Capitol Theatre in Toronto for over a year, getting considerable repeat business: those who loved it would later bring their friends. You too will love these warm, wonderful characters and boo the villains.

Made for Each Other (1939) starring James Stewart, Carole Lombard, Charles Coburn Jimmy Stewart plays a young lawyer John Mason. Who marries Jane Mason (Carole Lombard) after knowing her for just one day. Oscar(r) winner James Stewart earns himself a place among the screen's most notable actors (Hollywood Spectator), and Carole Lombard delivers 'the best performance of her career (Newsweek) in this humor-laced marital drama that's as 'refreshing as a breath of spring (Motion Picture Herald). Attorney John Mason (Stewart) marries Jane (Lombard) after a blissful, one-day courtship. Life is wonderful until they are overwhelmed by the demands of John's hard-hearted boss, a meddlesome mother-in-law and the birth of a baby. Just when the marriage is at the breaking point, a crisis turns their world upside down. Will their newfound love falter or are the young newlyweds truly made for each other?