Including the time she almost broke her nose while filming the famous candy factory episode (“Job Switching”). Without Ball’s influence, the iconic comedy I Love Lucy never would have ...

Vivian Vance, as Ethel Mertz, and Lucille Ball, as Lucy Ricardo, work side-by side at a candy factory conveyor belt in an episode of "I Love Lucy" entitled "Job Switching." CBS Photo Archive/Getty ...

Before streaming services, before binge-worthy dramas, before television became high art, there was I Love Lucy. It wasn’t just a sitcom ... or shoveling chocolates into her mouth on a factory line, ...

Lucille Ball in an episode of "I Love Lucy." Season 2 Episode 1 After Ricky and Fred get fed up with their wives' spending habits, Lucy and Ethel go to work at Kramer's candy factory while their ...

Vivian Vance, Elvia Allman and Lucille Ball in the classic chocolate factory scene of the Season 2 “Job Switching” episode of “I Love Lucy.”Everett Collection Ball studied acting in New ...

That’s right, the I Love Lucy chocolate factory sequence, where Lucy and Ethel try their hands at a new job that’s far more than they bargained for. A grayscale shot of Lyonne and Ellis ...

Another classic black-and-white “I Love Lucy ... included “Lucy’s Italian Movie” and last year’s special offered “Job Switching,” also known as “Chocolate Factory.” ...

Fans of the classic sitcom often cite the chocolate factory scene ... Oppenheimer was a producer on I Love Lucy. The fight only took a dark turn because of a language barrier and a misconstrued ...

Friday marks 70 years since "I Love Lucy" first hit TV ... includes the cult classic chocolate factory scene, and "Vitameatavegamin." The episode "Lucy Goes to the Hospital," in which Lucy and ...

a self-proclaimed I Love Lucy connoisseur, could not tell it was really not Lucy at one point. And what a hoot is was seeing Hayes in drag on that assembly line in the chocolate factory opposite ...