S1.E12

The Taming of Lucille

Name: The Taming of Lucille
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1961-12-03
Duration: 30 min
Rating: 7.2
Cast: Joe E. Ross, Fred Gwynne, Beatrice Pons

Episode aired Dec 3, 1961
TV-PG
30m

IMDb RATING

7.2/10

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Fred Gwynne and Joe E. Ross in Car 54, Where Are You? (1961)

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Toody is feeling henpecked by Lucille, but musters the courage to become king of his castle after seeing a stirring performance of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew."Toody is feeling henpecked by Lucille, but musters the courage to become king of his castle after seeing a stirring performance of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew."Toody is feeling henpecked by Lucille, but musters the courage to become king of his castle after seeing a stirring performance of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew."

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IMDb RATING

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Officer Gunther Toody

Fred Gwynne

Officer Francis Muldoon

Beatrice Pons

Lucille Toody

Carl Ballantine

Al Henderson

Martha Greenhouse

Rose Henderson

Jim Gormley

Officer Nelson
(as James Gormley)

Jane White

Katherine - the Shrew

Martin E. Brooks

Petrucio - Katherine's Young Suitor
(uncredited)

Hank Garrett

Officer Ed Nicholson
(uncredited)

Jack Healy

Officer Rodriguez
(uncredited)

Albert Henderson

Officer Dennis O'Hara
(uncredited)

Frederick O'Neal

Officer Wallace
(uncredited)

Albert Quinton

Baptista - Father of Katherine and Bianca
(uncredited)

James Valentine

Gremio - Katherine's Elderly Suitor
(uncredited)

Joe Warren

Officer Joe Steinmetz
(uncredited)

Elaine Winters

Bianca - Katherine's Ingenue Sister
(uncredited)

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Trivia
When Lucille and Rose are watching a TV program called "Crain's Wife", it's a play on words of the title of playwright George Kelly's play, "Craig's Wife", about a domineering wife and her subservient husband. The play was adapted into three feature films, including the 1936 film with Rosalind Russell and the 1950 film "Harriet Craig" with Joan Crawford.

Goofs
In the opening scene when Toody is on the phone with Lucille, the phone that he's using switches between noticeably different styles right in the middle of his conversation.