I'm on my phone so I can't link stuff, but speaking of Lucie Arnaz, there's a hilariously scathing review of her one-woman musical review in the Lucy article over at findadeath.com. I posted it once on another message board and somebody said I was probably Robin Strasser, ha!

On YouTube, there's a video of Lucy and Elizabeth Ashley in a panel discussion chat show, I forget who's the host, and Lucy is so zero bullshit almost to the point of being rude/unsettling with Elizabeth.

An I Love Lucy comic strip. I never knew there was one.

April 16th, 1954 as seen in the Standard-Star

Post by @forgottencomics.bsky.social — Bluesky

Edited Monday at 01:26 AM2 days by DRW50

The Lucy Show went through a lot of changes over the course of it's run but still fished at #2 for it's final season.

Lucy would hum and ha every year as to whether she would continue. And then she would decide to stay once CBS offered more money.

I have to admit the celebrity episodes were usually my least favourites.

Lucy would be starstruck each time, even though she had met most of Hollywood, and the scripts were often paper thin, resulting in Lucy and said guest star singing and dancing for what seemed like half the show.