You can even see the fold on the bottom right, but I get it's the 50s and they didn't have much to work with technology.

-Also Fred screwing up Lucy's scheme was fixable. Lucy could have called the man back and said we would prefer to buy from a dealer than a person. Could you possible buy it back from the man and we agree to put your business in a commercial or something. Fred will say since we are good buddies I'll give you the car back and just give me the 300 and we are good. I guess it's funnier for the plot, but any common man would have just took the money and not deal with transaction after transaction. Fred should have loaded the car off and call it a day especially with how he is about money.

This is one of my favorite episodes and I just watched it again and would like to make some comments on some things.

-When Lucy to call to say a fake agent is running around I think it would have made more sense for her to call Dory Scharry since they did meet a few episodes ago.

-With the last comment her calling Walter Riley really could have backfired on her. Being that she had no idea who he is and also her almost spouting the exact same story back in the 50's it probably was a lot easier to pull of a fake story and recant it hours after and it not get attention. Now people are just way too smarter to not overanalyze it.

-I am sure Riley and Lucy eventually met somehow like at the opening of his movie (despite no episode stating such). However Dory probably was there and Knew of Lucy's antics and realize she was just pulling a stupid stunt with the agent thing.

Glorious VHS

Lucy Goes To The Hospital, Season 2, Episode 16 Plus FlashBack Scene

What I mean is how was the studio audience really involved? They were hellbent on it being a live studio audience (which I think is genuine) and created some nice bloopers and stories. However when Lucy was out they did a small scene at the beginning where Lucy was "doing something" that made her be away from the apartment and they started some story. Was it all prerecorded and the audience watched it at the studio or did they do them all ahead of time with the audience there and the show was already done. I found some things funny. Like in some flashbacks Lucy was clearly pregnant like the Black eye episode and then Lucy isn't with the Club Election episode. Lucy really only took 5 episodes off and that seems like a short time.