If anything they’re like Two Dames Walking Down Adjoining Staircases To Share A Kiss At The Bottom. Nor are they entirely Nightmare4Nightmare.
Now, after receiving a few questions on the subject, I will say this: they are not the dynamic. Lucy and Ethel were dating, and Ricky can get himself a nice boyfriend with whom he can break the Hays Code and share a bed. And while Lucy and Ricky have great chemistry, so do Lucy and her “friend downstairs”, so I’m laying down the law. One – this is my first example and that would be weak. Almost enough to give them a pass on this, but there’s two problems there.
But Lucy and Ricky? I must admit they were sweet. Now here’s the rub: marriage dynamics in general weren’t at all healthy in the time period. I just have to keep talking until you stop reading, and then in a week you’ll reference this half-accurately at work. But, as with all of the opinions you find online, you don’t have to understand anything I’m saying to agree with me. Of course, as the only living (or mostly-living-potentially-eternal) person to have seen half of these shows, I have an edge in this argument. But luckily none of what I’ve said so far is necessary to prove my point, which is this:Įvery old television show was about gays, and I can prove it. Now, granted, I can’t be 100% sure which decade I grew up in, the toast thing is pretty bad for you, and I probably need to loosen up my stance on feet.
More relevantly though, you’ll also have childhood memories of being up late at night with your hair in sponge curlers, a fire crackling nearby, the wolves howling somewhere indiscernible but worryingly close, and I Love Lucy playing on a tiny little television. If you’re like me – and you’re almost certainly not – you like to dunk your buttered toast in hot chocolate and you think socks should be a legal requirement in public spaces.
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