Every I Love Lucy fan is familiar with the famous “Candy Factory” episode, which is technically called “Job Switching.” In it, Lucy and Ethel go to work on a candy factory production line ...

Question: In one episode of “I Love Lucy,” Lucy and Ethel worked at a candy factory wrapping chocolates. The two are totally inept, especially as the speeding conveyor belt produced more and ...

Job Switching. 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 husbands take on the household ...

Lucille Ball as Lucy Ricardo works in a candy factory on an episode of I Love Lucy titled “Job Switching” from 1952 ... “I Love Lucy had just ended,” the publication explained.

The I Love Lucy chocolates scene. ... (1952), wherein “Ricky and Fred get upset about the girls’ spending, and Lucy and Ethel go work in a candy factory while the boys do the housework.” ...

SPEED IT UP!! You’ve seen the hilarious “I Love Lucy” episode that features Lucy and Ethel frantically trying to wrap candies as the chocolates spill faster and faster off the assembly line.

The See's factory employs as many as 300 full-time employees, along with hundreds more part-time seasonal hires around every holiday, and many of the nearly 100-year-old candy factory's employees ...

The iconic television show, 'I Love Lucy,' premiered on Oct. 15, 1951, and had its finale on May 6, 1957, setting a groundbreaking precedent for women in comedy. Take a look back at the comedic show.