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  • The Men's Club picnic is coming up and they are looking for old trophies won by members, so Ozzie is hunting for the decathlon trophy he won years ago. He'd like to donate it, and look good in the process.....but he and his family can't find it. Harriet has seen it but can't recall where.

    The problem starts when Harriet (who should know better) suggests Ozzie go to the jewelry store and get a new trophy. Of course, there is something fishy about that, and sure enough, when Ozzie is "discovered," the guys give him the business. Ozzie swears it's just replacing the real trophy that he honestly won years ago, but it looks bad.

    Not-so-coincidentally, the club plans a "family decathlon" event at the picnic, and the Nelsons decide to enter. Maybe Oz can get some of his hurt pride restored.

    This episode starts off slowly but builds momentum and becomes a very enjoyable one, with plenty of laughs and even suspense! We also are treated to Ricky doing a number, "Whole Lotta Shaking" and he's good, although the man who made the song famous - Jerry Lee Lewis - does it a whole lot better, even today! Ricky also dances and that part will make you laugh. David, by the way, has some of the best lines in here. Early in this series, Ricky was the main comedian but as the years went on, the older brother got some good dialog thrown his way, too.

    This is another great episode in a wonderful DVD set called "The Best Of The Adventures Of Ozzie And Harriet."
  • ace-15020 August 2019
    If you're looking for a Hot Ricky episode, The Trophy will do just fine. While David is still wearing the boxy clothing from the first five years of the series, Ricky has graduated to tight jeans and shirts. And where David is buttoned down, Ricky is just unbuttoned. The top three buttons, that is. Maybe he's trying to look sexy, or maybe he's just trying to prove that he's not a little kid anymore, but either way, he's showing a big wedge of thick chest hair. I'm pretty sure that it wouldn't have only been screaming teen-aged girls who tuned in every week to watch him. He completes his transformation by singing a remarkably raunchy version of "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On". Not at all the sort of thing that one expects to see on Ozzie & Harriet. But no complaints, either.

    The Trophy sees Ozzie trying to prove his athletic prowess, which goes just the way that you would expect. The rest of the Nelson clan show themselves to be a talented family. Ozzie proves that doing nothing but hanging around the house, asking your wife for everything, and eating ice cream is not likely to win any Olympic medals.