GOOD CONTENT#entertainment#comedy#I Love Lucy Get ready for another delightful adventure with Lucy and Ricky Ricardo in this memorable episode of the classic sitcom I Love Lucy! When the Ricardos begin making plans to remarry, what should be a romantic and meaningful occasion soon becomes a source of confusion, unexpected complications, and plenty of laughs. As Lucy’s playful personality and unpredictable ideas come into the picture, even the simplest plans have a way of turning into hilarious situations. With Ricky’s reactions, the involvement of their loyal friends Fred and Ethel Mertz, and the wonderfully timed comedy that made the series famous, this episode captures the charm and excitement of classic television. Enjoy the sparkling humor, lovable characters, and timeless relationship comedy that have kept audiences laughing for generations!
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Ethel just told me about the mistake in your marriage license.
Isn't that silly?
Yeah, I just got ours out and took a look at it.
Some darn fool spelled my name right.
Well, it wouldn't make any difference anyway, Fred.
Yeah, I know. I thought I could worm out on a technicality.
Lucy was so worried that she went all the way down
to the license bureau to find out how we stand.
Oh, I wish I'd have known that.
I got a good friend down there. I'd have called him for her.
They won't tell her on the phone anyway.
Oh.
I wonder what happened if this guy tells
her that the license is no good.
Oh, no.
Hey, how well do you know this guy?
Well, he's a pretty good friend of mine. Why?
Yes, sir.
Ah.
I was just thinking, suppose you call this guy down there,
just for a gag, you know,
and tell him that when Lucy gets down there
to tell her that the license is no good
and that we're not married at all, you think he'll do it?
Oh, I know he'll do it.
Oh, there she is now.
Honey, I've been so worried about you, baby
Don't
What's the matter?
I'm no longer yours to touch
Oh, now, Lucy, now look, huh?
Did you see the man at the license bureau?
Yes
We've been revoked
No
I didn't know what to do, so I've just been walking
You've been walking all this time?
Well, the last hour I was on a train coming home
On a train?
Where did you walk to?
East Orange, New Jersey.
How I ever got through the Holland Tunnel, I don't know.
Hey, you really took that news seriously.
Well, how do you think you would feel
if you suddenly found out you weren't married to Ethel?
Yeah.
Now, look, honey.
Look, sweetie.
I got something to tell you, honey.
Now, look.
Oh, I know what you're going to say, dear.
No, honey, you don't.
And this is very important, so don't stop me now.
I know what you're going to say, baby.
That you still love me and that it doesn't make any difference to you
whether we're legally married or not.
Oh, Ricky, it's so wonderful of you.
That's what you were going to say, wasn't it, dear?
Yeah, yeah, honey, yeah.
Well, I've thought it all over,
and there's only one thing for us to do.
What's that, honey?
Get married again right away.
Married again?
Of course!
Oh, isn't this exciting?
And I don't want anything to spoil my memories
of our first marriage, the one that didn't take.
So we're going to do the whole thing over again,
exactly as we did before, starting with a proposal.
You mean we got to go all the way up to Connecticut?
You mean you don't want to?
Oh, yeah, honey, sure I want to.
Yeah, baby, I like to do it.
Okay, we'll start the first thing in the morning.
We'll find that same little bench,
and you'll propose in the same way,
and we'll be married by the same justice of the peace,
and we'll stay overnight at the Byram River Beagle Club,
and we'll do everything just the way we did before.
Honey, it's 125 miles to the big Byram River Club.
And I got a rehearsal the next morning.
Well, we'll get back in plenty of time.
Come on, Ethel.
Good night, Ricky.
Lucy, where are you going?
Pardon me.
My dear Mr. Ricardo, surely you don't expect me to stay here.
You're a bachelor, remember?
