I really like this tv-special and I think it’s a good and interesting way to connect the plot and to look back at the first two episodes. Sadly, there is a high risk of getting spoiled if you start watching DC with this tv-special, but all in all this is very good.

It’s very difficult for me to rate this: At the first watch, this is very confusing. You should definitely watch it at least two times to completely understand it. Also, I didn’t know it is a crossover of Key of Life.

This episode doesn’t have the greatest plot, but I’m glad that the staff decided to make an anime version of this chapter and it turned out very funny and definitely watchable.

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It’s a good selection and it’s fun to watch, especially for everybody who supports Takagi and Sato and to see the development of their relationship again. A plus is the bonus scene at the end even if it’s short. Still, it’s nothing new.

In addition to the 1966 special “Lucy In London", Lucille had intentions of doing two more 'Lucy in another land' type specials. One of the unproduced specials would have starred Lucy and Mitzi Gaynor as two nuns touring Europe with the Mitzi character having ESP. The other unproduced special was called "Lucy In Arabia". I imagine a magic carpet somehow being involved with the last one. Special thanks to Henry @thelucyartblog_official for his beautiful artwork of Lucy as the Queen. #lucyball #lucilleball #lucyart #lucyinlondon #tvspecials #london #unproduced #mitzigaynor #nuns #esp #comedy #favoriteredhead #queenofcomedy #arabia #magiccarpet https://www.instagram.com/p/B_7tfl9n_GD/?igshid=1c8iwatc22fjx

It’s a funny and watchable tv-special. The plot is good and interesting. It’s an interesting crossover, but not one of my favorite tv-special.

I don’t know if you really need to watch this. It’s basically a summary of everything BO related. If you followed the story, then you’ll understand the following arc without watching this because it’s nothing new.