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When she sees lots of expensive jewelry in the next compartment, she assumes that the guy is the jewel thief. The real jewel thief pretends to want to help Lucy catch the jeweler, and he ends up getting Lucy involved in stealing the jeweler’s diamonds! Lucy saves the day by actually pulling the emergency brake for an appropriate reason for once. Sam the train porter is the only African-American actor ever shown on I Love Lucy.

In the original broadcast, there was a scene where we get to see Ethel and Fred actually go into the dining car. This scene was cut after filming, but the DVD restored it. The reason the scene was cut was because the train is supposed to still be in the station when the Mertzes enter the dining car. But there is obvious movement in the train window’s in the scene. The Ricardos and Mertzes ended up staying in Hollywood for a whopping ten months. The trip was originally only supposed to be a month!

Edgar Hoover, head of the FBI at the time, sent a very nice letter to Lucy. He said how he thought this episode was the most hilarious one ever, and he loved hearing his name referenced in the episode. The Ricardos have one compartment, and Little Ricky and Mrs. While we get to see some upper berths on the train’s set, we never get to see where the Mertzes stayed. The train set was made on gigantic springs that would lurch the actors forward whenever the emergency brake was pulled. Estes is the name of the jeweler on the train who Lucy mistakes for the jewel thief. Ethel owns an opal brooch, and she hurriedly tries to hide it when she finds out there’s a jewel thief on the train.

Ricky: Why didn’t you let the porter carry , Fred? Ethel: I’ll give you three guesses. You’d get more exercise if you try to pry open that pocketbook of yours! Ricky: No, she’s never been on a train before. Lucy: Oh, of course I know all about ’em. I’ve seen ’em in movies and everything. Which car do the spies usually ride in?