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** Bob Schiller was a writer for ten episodes. Schiller is best known for co-developing ''Series/TheLucyShow''.
** Bob Weiskopf also was a writer for ten episodes. Weiskopf also co-developed ''The Lucy Show''.
** Bob Weiskopf also was a writer for ten episodes. Weiskopf also co-developed ''The Lucy Show''.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Eunice in the "Family" sketches. Eunice spends her time spending money they don't have, is always going to see movies, and pursuing acting dreams that are going nowhere, but is always on his case, once denying him dinner because Ed wouldn't take a break from his job to take her out to lunch or refusing to let him cancel an accidentally made expensive order at a restaurant just to keep up appearances. It's also once shown that Eunice was scheming to end up with someone else, Duke Reeves, and even used Ed to make him jealous, even once trying to get Ed to take her to a party so she could have left him for Duke when they were dating, only for her to settle after he preferred her Ellen. For his part, Ed is one of the few characters willing to be on Eunice's side, like when he told off Ellen during the attic skit.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Eunice in the "Family" sketches. Eunice spends her time spending money they don't have, is always going to see movies, and pursuing acting dreams that are going nowhere, but is always on his Ed's case, once denying him dinner because Ed wouldn't take a break from his job to take her out to lunch or refusing to let him cancel an accidentally made expensive order at a restaurant just to keep up appearances. It's also once shown that Eunice was scheming to end up with someone else, Duke Reeves, and even used Ed to make him jealous, even once trying to get Ed to take her to a party so she could have left him for Duke when they were dating, only for her to settle after he preferred her Ellen. For his part, Ed is one of the few characters willing to be on Eunice's side, like when he told off Ellen during the attic skit.
