I love lucy

Lucille Ball’s groundbreaking show, I Love Lucy is widely considered the first great TV sitcom. Its situational premise and Ball’s performance as her legendary alter-ego, Lucy Ricardo, […]

Though the series ended nearly seven decades ago, I Love Lucy remains among the greatest sitcoms of all time. Over six seasons and several follow-up specials, the shenanigans of […]

I Love Lucy gave a new definition to what was possible on television when it premiered in 1951. More than seventy years later, Paramount Home […]

Almost since its inception, sitcoms have always been the backbone of U.S. television. The format may have changed over the years, but the genre continues to endure. […]

The sitcom is, perhaps, the most enduring genre in the history of television. And, while plenty of iconic shows have come and gone over the years, there’s […]

1. I Love Lucy was a groundbreaking TV series that unintentionally created how the TV industry works to this day. Fathom Events / CBS / courtesy Everett […]

Lucille Ball found out she was pregnant from a radio broadcast. The late comedienne – who was mother to Lucie, 73, and Desi Jr, 72, […]

Along with shows like Car 54, Where Are You, and The Honeymooners, I Love Lucy is one of those classic sitcoms that not only serve as excellent examples of the […]

Perfect sitcom scenes are hard to find, but not impossible. In fact, there are some sitcom moments that have lived for decades in the audience’s mind. While […]

I Love Lucy, the 1950s sitcom starring Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, was groundbreaking in many ways. The casting of Cuban band leader Arnaz in a lead role was […]