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[[Marge]] was in hospital with a broken leg, and [[Lisa]] became exhausted from doing all the housework because [[Bart]] and [[Homer]] refused to help. Then, adding insult to injury, Bart and Homer watched ''[[I Love Lucy]]'' on TV with the volume turned up so loud that Lisa was unable to sleep. She tried to block the sound by putting her mattress against the door, but without success as she could still hear the dialogue from a scene where [[Ricky Ricardo|Ricky]] was slapping Lucy while [[Fred Mertz|Fred]] commented on it. | [[Marge]] was in hospital with a broken leg, and [[Lisa]] became exhausted from doing all the housework because [[Bart]] and [[Homer]] refused to help. Then, adding insult to injury, Bart and Homer watched ''[[I Love Lucy]]'' on TV with the volume turned up so loud that Lisa was unable to sleep. She tried to block the sound by putting her mattress against the door, but without success as she could still hear the dialogue from a scene where [[Ricky Ricardo|Ricky]] was slapping Lucy while [[Fred Mertz|Fred]] commented on it. | ||
| − | At this, the ghost of Lucy McGillicuddy Ricardo Carmichael appeared to Lisa in her bedroom and said she had come to help Lisa get revenge on Bart and Homer. Lucy's ghost said they needed "a scheme to teach those slobs a lesson" | + | At this, the ghost of Lucy McGillicuddy Ricardo Carmichael appeared to Lisa in her bedroom and said she had come to help Lisa get revenge on Bart and Homer. Lucy's ghost said they needed "a scheme to teach those slobs a lesson." Lisa readily agreed and eagerly carried out the scheme, which turned out to be mixing oatmeal and green poster paint together and then putting splotches of the mixture on Bart and Homer while they were asleep, thus tricking them into thinking they had leprosy.<ref>"[[Little Big Mom]]"</ref> |
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| + | Lucy was in [[Havana]], [[Cuba]], where she was sorting cigars on a conveyor line.<ref>"[[Havana Wild Weekend]]"</ref> | ||
== Behind the Laughter == | == Behind the Laughter == | ||
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*{{ep|Havana Wild Weekend}} | *{{ep|Havana Wild Weekend}} | ||
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== External links == | == External links == | ||
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- "I came from Heaven to help you get revenge on these bums."
- ―Lucy's ghost to Lisa
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Character Information
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Lucy McGillicuddy Ricardo Carmichael is a fictional television character played by Lucille Ball.
History
Marge was in hospital with a broken leg, and Lisa became exhausted from doing all the housework because Bart and Homer refused to help. Then, adding insult to injury, Bart and Homer watched I Love Lucy on TV with the volume turned up so loud that Lisa was unable to sleep. She tried to block the sound by putting her mattress against the door, but without success as she could still hear the dialogue from a scene where Ricky was slapping Lucy while Fred commented on it.
At this, the ghost of Lucy McGillicuddy Ricardo Carmichael appeared to Lisa in her bedroom and said she had come to help Lisa get revenge on Bart and Homer. Lucy's ghost said they needed "a scheme to teach those slobs a lesson." Lisa readily agreed and eagerly carried out the scheme, which turned out to be mixing oatmeal and green poster paint together and then putting splotches of the mixture on Bart and Homer while they were asleep, thus tricking them into thinking they had leprosy.[1]
Lucy was in Havana, Cuba, where she was sorting cigars on a conveyor line.[2]
Behind the Laughter
Lucy's surnames are a pastiche of characters whom Lucille Ball portrayed: On I Love Lucy and The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour, McGillicuddy was Lucy's character's maiden name and Ricardo was her married name. Lucy's character's last name was Carmichael on The Lucy Show. After telling Lisa her name, Ghost Lucy says, "And I think there's some more", an indirect reference to Lucy Carter from Here's Lucy and Lucy Barker from Life with Lucy, Ball's other two sitcom characters.
Lucy's voice actress, Tress MacNeille, has previously portrayed Lucy Ricardo in the 1983 song "Ricky" by "Weird Al" Yankovic.
Appearances
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