Lucy is Matchmaker - I Love Lucy episode 62, originally aired 5/25/1953, season 2
Becoming upset with all of the attention that her single friend Sylvia Collins is getting from her husband, Lucy decides to play matchmaker for Sylvia with a friend of Fred’s named Eddie Grant. When Sylvia can’t make it, Lucy goes to tell Eddie, only to have Eddie get the wrong message. Once the situation is explained, Eddie tries to make amends by offering Lucy and Ethel the lingerie that he sells at half off—until the boys show up while the girls are trying them on!
Funny quotes from Lucy is matchmaker—I Love Lucy
Lucy Ricardo (Lucille Ball): [to the other girls] We have got to find Sylvia a husband.
Ethel Mertz (Vivian Vance): I’ll make the sacrifice; she can have mine.
Ricky Ricardo (Desi Arnaz): Lucy! You, here, dressed in that! You must be out of your mind!
[Ethel comes out in a nightgown]
Fred Mertz (William Frawley): Ethel! You, here, dressed in that! He must be out of his mind!
Lucy Ricardo (Lucille Ball): Okay, Ethel, they want the real story, let’s give it to them.
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