LIFE WITH ELIZABETH - Lobster Dinner - BETTY WHITE

[@GirlinaDoll]

This is a beautiful episode showcasing Betty White's tender heart! (I couldn't hurt a lobster, either)

[@oldyellerschannel4676]

I suppose you are a vegan then?

[@oldyellerschannel4676]

And it's okay to kill a fish... The problem I have, is the hypocrisy, and the virtue signaling.

[@GirlinaDoll]

@@oldyellerschannel4676 I am currently a lacto-ovo vegetarian (with milk and free-range eggs), but aspire to returning to being vegan (was vegan in the 90s, and never felt better!!)

[@scratchdog2216]

Love these shows. Elizabeth is such a sweet little imp.

[@sherryhook9066]

Wonderful series. Love you Betty. You are missed. Such fun! More please and thanks. ❤🥰😘😊🤗💝💖

[@malkaringel7864]

I have no need to compare this show with the others mentioned below. I think there was/is plenty of variety to suit the average viewer. A marvel-loving each episode!!! thanks for this!

[@kjun03]

I remember these at the time! Clean, clear copies Thanks

[@MrMenefrego1]

You saw them live then?

[@maureenogorman8740]

Betty white 1922-2021. She loved animals lobsters included.

[@Tonithenightowl]

If you could cook we wouldn't have all these cans !!! Considering what was on at the time, Burns and Allen, The Honeymooners, I Love Lucy etc. I think they held their own. Thanks Lorre. It made me laugh :o)

[@DelaneyB.444]

Love this classic. 🌈💗

[@lauramartin7883]

Oh I think this is one of my favorite episodes. I love that Betty White, even back in 1953 before anyone really considered how cruel it is to boil lobsters alive, made the point on television--and saved a lobster. ♥

[@azurecielo52479]

I love that Alvin isn't the hardass he at first seems to be. He always gives in to her shenanigans. These are the same shenanigans that I get up to over 65 years later!!!

[@Sean-y1m]

Betty white is a legend

[@benplummer7753]

I see a lot of Rose Nylund in the Elizabeth character. A bit of an airhead but good-hearted and outgoing.

[@vickikondylas555]

Much Appreciated😆😂😂😂😂😂

[@kessahstasya3142]

Nobody harm that lobster! This is adorable)

[@mariapereira3221]

WOW! When she was younger, Betty looked.... exactly the same

[@mariapereira3221]

she was real sweet but she was no Lucy

[@mackfisher4487]

Some of us lament over 1950s TV, thank god today we can change channels.

[@hakiismael7943]

Wonderful actress of all time

[@reynaldoflores4522]

It's also cruel to boil shrimps and crabs alive. It's so unbearable to hear them scrabbling about inside the pot of boiling water.

[@airforcemax]

*¡enjoyed at 5:10 am Pacific Daylight Savings Time on Sunday, 11 September 2022!*

[@lauramartin7883]

What's with Bab's hat? It looks like it got bent the wrong way in the back.

[@jakenotyourbeeitch4028]

Ham 🤣😎😆

[@beverlydwyer5162]

I have to wonder if their smoking something 😂

[@cynthiaennis3107]

I think she was just high on life! 😊♥️

[@mehmetokay7073]

Wife trying to trick her husband.

[@kessahstasya3142]

What 'yo-kai' meant that days?

[@vcoaster]

This show was obviously made as an imitation of the Burns & Allen Show which came out 2 years earlier. But Betty White was no Gracie Allen and Del Moore was no George Burns.

[@RussDRocker]

Keith E. This was an excellent show though

[@653j521]

Keith Not obviously. I think each is distinct and original.

[@MrMenefrego1]

Grow up a-hole.

[@cynthiaennis3107]

Actually, the skits were based on things in their own lives, of both the actors and the writers & on the past radio show Betty had done. So...they were copying themselves, really. 😊