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Ethel quotes from I Love Lucy

Played by Vivian Vance · 28 quotes · page 2 of 2

Ethel

Played by Vivian Vance

I Love Lucy · 62 quotes

2nd most-quoted character in I Love Lucy: in 28 of its 62 quotes
Most scenes with: Lucy (17), Fred (6), Ricky (4)

Scenes with Ethel 23

Once you get to know Ethel, you'll find she's more fun than a barrel of monkeys.

Ethel

Monkeys that seldom get invited out of their barrels, that is.

We're in the egg business together, so half of those eggs belong to Ethel. Isn't that right dear?

Ethel

Yes, the shells.

Ethel

[referring to Ava Gardner in a restaurant] She's just people Fred, remember? Just like you and me.

She may be people, but she's not like you and me.

You were just up here and said it sounded great.

Ethel

Well, I'm down here now and it sounds lousy!

Ethel

[referring to hamburgers] At least we put meat in ours.

And just what are you insinuating we put in ours?

Ethel

I'm not saying, but you can bet on it in the afternoon and eat it at night!

[reading to Ethel from a script Lucy wrote] Is there something wrong with your lover?

LIVER!

Ethel

[later on, to Ricky] I think you go out to meet your liver.

LOVER!

Ethel

Fred, I got a confession to make. Remember when we got married and I said I was 18? I was 19.

Well I got a confession to make too. You were 24.

(Ethel wants a new lamp.)

What do you need a new lamp for? Abe Lincoln read by candlelight.

Ethel

Don't drag your boyhood friends into this, Fred.

(Choosing a bet)

What about ten dollars?

Ethel

What's the matter with twenty dollars?

Well what's the matter with thirty dollars?

Well what's the matter with fifty dollars?

What was the matter with ten dollars?

Ethel

I wanted a toaster!

Well Fred told me that but I couldn't believe you could be that dull!

Ethel

Listen, I'd look better wearing a toaster than I would those checkerboard britches!

Ethel

Ethel to Tillie, Ethel to Tillie, come in Tillie. Over.

Well done, Medium Raya.

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