The Lucy Show: The Official Fifth Season gives a fine presentation to the overshadowed series. »»
The end of Lucy and Viv as a comedy duo wasn’t nearly a jolt like the break up of Abbott and Costello. The fact that Viv popped up as a guest star in later episodes didn’t make it feel so traumatic. »»
When does red appear black and white? »»
Here’s Lucy: Season Three keeps up the feeling that this series was a variety show disguised as a sitcom. »»
I Love Lucy: The Movie is an exciting addition to the classic series.The fresh elements in the film elevate the piece into a real film instead of a cheap way to make another buck off the episodes. »»
Here’s Lucy: Season One shows how Lucy’s kids adapt to finally playing Lucy’s kids on TV. They are rather stiff in the early episodes. By the end of the season, they are finally getting loose enough to look like her offspring. »»
Lucille Ball made her name on I Love Lucy, but after the successful run of that show, she was ready to try something new. So in 1962 she created a new show. This was The Lucy Show. And while it wasn't as strong as I Love Lucy, it still proved Ball's comic genius. »»
Lucille Ball was a regular fixture on TV from 1951 to 1974. Her broadcasting dynasty included three different sitcoms (I Love Lucy, The Lucy Show and Heres Lucy) with her playing a crazy redhead named Lucy. After wrapping up her last series, she ma »»
