The Muppet Movie
The Muppet Movie (1979), starring Jim Henson, Frank Oz, Charles Durning
Synopsis
The Muppet Movie is the story of how Kermit the Frog leaves the swamp in search of fame and fortune. Along the way, he meets up with the various Muppet characters that we know and love. Fozzie the (failed) comedian, Rowlf who plays piano, Miss Piggy the beauty contest winner, Gonzo, and more.
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Nobody Loves The Ump – song lyrics
Song lyrics to Nobody Loves the Ump, as sung on the I Love Lucy episode, Lucy Meets Bob Hope
Safe
You’re out
Foul ball
Nobody loves the ump
He’s the apple of nobody’s eye
Nobody loves the ump
And I’ll never know , never know why
Silver Bells lyrics [Christmas song]
Silver Bells song lyrics – Written by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Sung by Marilyn Maxwell and Bob Hope in The Lemon Drop Kid
Silver bells, silver bells
It’s Christmas time in the city
Ring-a-ling, (ring-a-ling) hear them ring (ting-a-ling)
Soon it will be Christmas day
Fancy Pants
Fancy Pants – Bob Hope plays an American actor, playing an English butler, brought to America to be butler to an American Wild West tomboy – Lucille Ball
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Critic’s Choice
Critic’s Choice – 1963 comedy pairing Lucille Ball and Bob Hope. Ball is a young playwright while Hope is her husband – and a drama critic.
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Home Cookin’ song lyrics
Home Cookin’ lyrics – written by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, sung by Bob Hope, Lucille Ball (dubbed by Annette Warren), performed in Fancy Pants [Bob… Read More »Home Cookin’ song lyrics
Fancy Pants lyrics
Fancy Pants lyrics, from Fancy Pants, written by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, performed by Lucille Ball (dubbed by Annette Warren), Bob Hope
Hey, Fancy Pants!
You’re a pussy-footing critter
When you see a gal, you skitter
The Facts of Life
The Facts of Life (1960) starring Lucille Ball, Bob Hope
The Facts of Life is a 1960 comedy starring Lucille Ball and Bob Hope, dealing with a very serious subject: adultery. The movie begins with Lucille Ball and Bob Hope arriving at a foreign hotel kissing, and with Lucille Ball asking the question how she, a normal housewife, got involved with another man? The movie is then told in flashback as she details how she came to be in this position.
They Got Me Covered
They Got Me Covered (1942), starring Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour, Donald MacBride
Synopsis of They Got Me Covered
In They Got Me Covered, (Bob) Hope springs eternal in the role of an eager, but not-too-bright, newspaper correspondent. He seeks to expose the activities of foreign spies in Washington D.C. The lovely Dorothy Lamour co-stars.