LUCY! YOU GOT SOME 'SPLAININ' TO DO! — KRYSTLE DESANTOS
Today, saying a person or entity "has some 'splainin' to do" is a humorous way of suggesting that they have done (or may have done) something stupid, hypocritical, illegal or otherwise embarrassing. THE "GERALDO LOVES GERALDO" VERSION: "Hmm, looks like a meltdown. Ok, maybe that's not entirely accurate. Maybe it's a lapse in judgment.
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"You'll have lots of 'splainin' to do," replied GOP Sen. Tom Coburn, evoking the 1950s TV show "I Love Lucy" to laughter from the crowd and the judge. "I'd be in a lot of trouble, then," Sotomayor.
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Ricky Ricardo's Catchphrase 'Lucy, you got Some 'Splainin to do', NOW Lucy's Catchphrase? MrParkerman6 1.09K subscribers Subscribe Subscribed 120K views 6 years ago Was Ricky Ricardo's.
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Lucy, you got some 'splainin' to do I. A friend and colleague of mine recently got curious about the term "mansplaining." I don't know what sparked his curiosity and frankly, at the time, I failed to ask. He reached out to me for an explanation—perhaps because of The Gender Gap sessions I have spearheaded at VenueConnect recently.
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Lucy, you got some splainin' to do! "I love Lucy and she loves me. We're as happy as two can be. Sometimes we quarrel but then, ha-ha! How we love making up again. Lucy kisses like no one can. She's my missus and I'm her man, And life is heaven you see, 'Cause I love Lucy, yes, I love Lucy.
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Nov 25, 2019 -- 2 Photo: kaboompics.com via Pexels T he title of this article comes from the iconic 50's television show, I Love Lucy. The premise of the show is basically that Lucy is married.
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Anyone who has seen the 50's American hit television show, I Love Lucy, has heard Ricky Ricardo say to his wife, "LUCY, you've got some splainin' to do!" Oh, how we've laughed at Lucy's wild and funny explanations. As performers, the explanations we have for our successes and setbacks may not be so wild or funny, but we have them all the same and they can and do really affect the.
Ok so this is weird this Explaining line is in none of the I love Lucy
April 16, 2015 1:08 PM. The funny foursome of Lucy, Ricky, Fred and Ethel will take to the stage this weekend at the Peabody Opera House for a colorful blast from the past in "I Love Lucy Live.
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I remember both "Lucy, You Got Some 'Splainin To Do!" and "Lucy, You've Got Some 'Splainin To Do!"What do you remember?---Song: Lucy (You Got Some 'Splainin'.
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Correct. "Lucy, 'splain." was most often the variation he used. Yep. I quite often hear people say splain, or "you've got some splaining to do," or something to that effect. We all know this was a Ricky Ricardo expression, but I'm just wondering if this came into our language directly from I Love Lucy. Catch phrases often enter into our.
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Source material here Lots of people think that we remember this line because it was said in mad TV or movies, but there are earlier dates when the line was quoted. The Mad tv skit and fools rush in were both in 1997. The living colour skit was in 1990 but Jim Carey says laquita, instead of Lucy.
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Context The 1950s: back when you could have a totally racist catchphrase and no one thought anything of it. Desi Arnaz played Ricky Ricardo, a humorous—but, let's face it, pretty overblown and racist—depiction of a Cuban immigrant.
Lucy, you’ve got some ‘splainin’ to do!
We've all seen the black and white internet meme image of Lucy from the 50's, captioned "Lucy, you got some 'splainin' to do!", along with some witty caption regarding what's gone wrong, but many are reporting they really do remember her saying this on the show. In fact this isn't the case, and the fact many actually do remember it happening is.
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CBS All Access Compilation of photos with Desi Arnaz and Lucille Ball in "I love Lucy". Music composed and recorded, live, by David Wayne Midkiff on an $80. 2 track recorder.
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Saying a person or entity "has some 'splainin' to do" (in a Cuban accent) is a humorous way of suggesting that they have done something illegal or otherwise embarrassing. The catchphrase dates back to the 50's "I Love Lucy" show.
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Ricky's famous line.