S4.E14

Tennessee Bound

Name: Tennessee Bound
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1955-01-24
Duration: 30 min
Rating: 8.2
Cast: Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz, Vivian Vance

Episode aired Jan 24, 1955
TV-Y
30m

IMDb RATING

8.2/10

409

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Lucille Ball, Aaron Spelling, and Vivian Vance in I Love Lucy (1951)

Comedy

After getting lost and ending up south in Tennessee, the Ricardos and Mertzes get arrested for speeding and Tennessee Ernie Ford helped them escape, to continue their trip west, to Californi... Read allAfter getting lost and ending up south in Tennessee, the Ricardos and Mertzes get arrested for speeding and Tennessee Ernie Ford helped them escape, to continue their trip west, to California.After getting lost and ending up south in Tennessee, the Ricardos and Mertzes get arrested for speeding and Tennessee Ernie Ford helped them escape, to continue their trip west, to California.

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IMDb RATING

8.2/10

409

YOUR RATING

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Trivia
There is a lost scene in which Ernie describes the situation with the Sheriff's daughter. He got a little too tipsy at an auction event and bid on a dinner with Teensy by mistake and the Sheriff jumped the gun and assumed it was a proposal. The scene now appears in the DVD extras.

Goofs
Despite being "single," Ernie Ford is wearing his wedding ring while in the jail cell.

Quotes
Cousin Ernie: You've heard of being up a creek without a paddle? We ain't even got a boat!

Connections
Referenced in I Love Lucy: Ricky Needs an Agent (1955)

Soundtracks
Theme From 'I Love Lucy' (Instrumental)
Written by Eliot Daniel
Performed by Wilbur Hatch and the Desi Arnaz Orchestra

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Featured review

8/10

There goes that echo again!

Great episode. It's cool to see young Aaron Spelling in the acting scene. And we see cousin Ernie again who gets the gang out of jail. The square dancing scene is good. The old McDonald had a farm song is good. If only Lucy can let it go with the ticket and leave but No! It's a sitcom. This is a situation comedy. I'm all for it.