‘All in the Family’ and ‘The Jeffersons’ Live Retrospective: An Unforgettable Fun
All in the Family and The Jeffersons Live Special Was a Retro Delight Live In Front of a Studio Audience, the 90-minute restaging of […]
Messy Family Drama Is Actually the Best Thing to Ever Happen to Tracker
Messy Family Drama Is Actually the Best Thing to Ever Happen to Tracker Be that only for his job, Colter Shaw wouldn’t be that appealing […]
“Who’s Behind The Jeffersons’ Song ‘Movin’ On Up’?”
Who Wrote the “Movin’ On Up” Theme Song for ‘The Jeffersons’ On the 1970s hit television sitcom, Good Times, Willona Woods was the stylish […]
Tracker Season 2 Needs to Finally Fix Its Biggest Side Character Mistake
Tracker Season 2 Needs to Finally Fix Its Biggest Side Character Mistake The show has been giving them a false impression all along. Tracker ’s […]
Looking Back at ‘The Long, Long Trailer’: Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz’s Film Turns 70 Years Old
When audiences flocked to movie theaters in 1954 to see MGM’s The Long Long Trailer, they were likely expecting — given the fact that it […]
Learn 8 Interesting Aspects About William Frawley, Star of ‘I Love Lucy’ and ‘My Three Sons’
If you were to look up the word “curmudgeon,” there’s no doubt that you’d come across a photo of actor William Frawley. And the truth […]
Behind-the-scenes Secrets of the 8 Funniest Episodes of ‘I Love Lucy’
There are classic TV shows and then there are epic classic TV shows, and I Love Lucy episodes definitely fall into the latter category. It’s […]
‘I Love Lucy’ Child Star Keith Thibodeaux Opens Up About Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz
CBS’ annual colorized “I Love Lucy Christmas Special,” which airs this Friday (8-9 p.m.), includes “The Christmas Episode,” originally telecast Dec. 24, 1956. In the […]
Love With Lucy: An Indelible 60-Year Legacy
These days, when I peruse comedies on Netflix, I am sure to find shows with hilarious women front and center. From the earnest and ambitious […]
Did You Know? ‘I Love Lucy’ Has a Hudson Valley Connection!
This flashback to December 1941 explores actress Lucille Ball’s visit to none other than the Ritz Theater in Newburgh for a memorable show. Back in […]