Lucille Ball in tears after standing ovation - 1981 Emmy Awards w. Shirley MacLaine
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- Опубліковано 19 вер 2019
- The 33rd Primetime Emmy Awards were held on Sunday, September 13, 1981. The ceremony was broadcast on CBS. It was hosted by Shirley MacLaine and Edward Asner.
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When a standing ovation really meant something (and she well deserved it).
Yes! It's quite irritating how nowadays, practically anyone gets a standing ovation! You had to have worked you're ass off to earn them at that time, but now everyone wants and expects instant recognition for getting up in the morning and do you're job! Pathetic!!
That's an exaggeration, for sure.
Bryan ismyname Shut up Idiot
Sadly now it is just a political get together! The Emmy’s and Oscars have very little to do with acting today . Can’t there be anything left just to enjoy like this awesome example!!❤️
Calleegirl I remember growing up and watching every Emmy and Academy Awards Show. I was a Tv and Movie buff since I was 12. I love Lucy for sure, and I also remember this broadcast. This is before I knew how Lucy and Desi changed the face of Television. For the last two years I have not watched any of the award shows. I still love my trivia in movies and TV, it’s just not the same anymore.
A legend, who changed your industry, comes in, you stand up.
Ac Cc ... Nicely said, Ac Cc
You certainly do!
Facts bro 💯💯💯
So very very true.
Benjamin Hahn, retired
Beverly Hills CA
@ Ac Cc - You expressed it better than I (or anyone else) ever could have. Back then, standing O's were a badge of honor, and rarely occurred. Nowadays, they stand for virtually anything which has cheapened the standing O. Nowadays, they will give a standing ovation for a good bowel movement.
When THE best female comedian who ever lived walks in the room, you'd better stand up!!!
@Lauren exactly. She and Desi were responsible for many, many ground breaking techniques as well as shows at Desilu Studios
Best? She's the only female comedian, period.
I was born the year she died. I am obsessed with Lucy. Her show is the only show I can watch over and over again and it feels like it's the first time. It never gets old. Unbelievable how it can be like that considering how many times I've watched every episode over and over again.
@@brittany4947 Me too! I've seen every episode sooooo many times! comfort TV at its best!
Amen!!!!!!!!
I remember that Desi Arnaz once said not long before he died "I love Lucy wasn't just the name of a television show".
Why, in the world, did he screw up their marriage?
@@tinytowz4471 take it easy I'm pretty sure you don't know what happened there
@@texasguy5377
I've read what happened there. I've seen documentaries, and interviews, about what happened there.
@@tinytowz4471 testosterone
Men were screwed up back then due to society. A lot of men are still like that today.
Man I miss dignity and respect and also gratitude.
Thank you for saying that ... I totally agree with you 100% ... had such class and dignity, compared to today's vulgar trash that disgusts me ...
"You must be the change you want to see in the world." Mahatma Gandhi
And humility!
@@dannygillingham7904 ok but that's ur definition of class. Wearing a dress or suit isn't necessarily class.
@@Vistamister no
The. Queen. Of. Television.
No contest.
Her and also Betty White
Melissa Brown
I don’t disagree with you, it’s just that Lucy was a pioneer, in more than one way.
I do love me some Betty White, though. She’s awesome!!!
Tiffany "New you" Pollard is the HBIC...lol
And after all these years, she still is.
I still remember Betty White after Lucy had died......"No matter how many tears we cry today, the laughs still outnumber them" Couldn't have said it better!
You stand when a lady enters the room, you stay standing when the woman is Lucille Ball.
Yes indeed!
Beautifully, beautifully said. 😊👍
You stand even faster for her. I still love lucy
Best said.
Oh yes. Absolutely.
Lucille was 70 years old here, and she still looked like she did when she was younger.
she was always so lovely
@@elisecode2212 She was so beautiful!!💖
@@anitathompson7023 she was so appreciated!
The public felt like she was family!
Thats not so easy to do and when she passed i remember saying, this is the biggest out pouring of grief since president Kennedys funeral! Hands down the biggest celebrity show of grief of any one then or since!
Wigs, duct tape, makeup and soft lighting.
Lucille Ball was not about Awards and Pat's On The Back...but she clearly was moved by the wonderful appreciation of the audience!
So true, you could tell the physical award itself was nothing to her, that show of appreciation was more to her than any trophy
@@matthewpayne411 A truly class act with incredible talent, beauty and a mind of brilliance!!!!!
Also whenever she got an award always acknowledge the support she got from others - (other actors or writers whomever)
@@LJ-ht4zs Yes...she really was most gracious as many of the Actors and Actress's were back in the day! Appreciate this comment! Cheers From Ohio
I'm crying out of respect and admiration for Lucy but I'm also crying for the way the world used to be in 1981. What the hell ever happened?!?!
Money and lust.
I can tell you what happened, people stopped disciplining their children, we started rewarding people for bad behavior, they started giving drugs to children to control them, we stopped making children obey the rules and criminals obey the law. We elect officials based on their looks and charm instead of their ability to do the work. We started letting people with very little knowledge make the big decisions. Alexander Pope once said, “a little learning is a dangerous thing. This world is going to hell fast. Let an uneducated 15 year old girl living in the projects get pregnant and then give her a welfare check, food stamps and a free apartment is rewarding bad behavior but guess what, she learned it from her mother and grandmother and so on and so forth. That’s what’s happened!!
@@danaknighte6820 Well said. I couldn't agree with you more. Life was so different back in the 70s and 80s. Today there is waaaayyy to much technology and everyone is like me, me, me, it's all about me. Everyone has their face buried in their phones. Nobody understands true values anymore. The simplicity of life has vanished. I think the last good year was 2000. In 2001 the World Trade Center was attacked and life as we know it was changed forever. That's when all the technology started pouring in.
J Bro Democrats!!!
We were all so happy, we fell asleep.
Someone who deserved a standing ovation. Today standing ovations are to common.
That's the truth. It seems that everybody gets a standing ovation these days, especially guests on talk shows. The audience stands and applauds for EVERYBODY who walks on stage. A standing ovation means nothing anymore.
I came here to say the same thing.
That would be TOO common.
Who cares unclebobunclebob? It's just a slight oversee. Leave it alone
@@karlakor m
Shirley looks INCREDIBLE and I love how she uses humor help Lucille get control of her emotions. Class acts, the both of them!
In that moment Shirley did show class. I just wonder how much those rumors about her being nasty and rude throughout her career..not to mention what her daughter (who came across as perfectly truthful to me) has said in interviews.
@@allme2547 I can only judge based on what I see and know to be factual, and in this clip, Shirley is being very classy as she honors the legendary Lucille Ball.
@@allme2547 we all have flaws. At her level of fame, she had further to fall in peoples judgement.
Class and grace!
Yeah, truly admire Shirley. She was a real “character,” even as far as show business folk go, but a lovable one and a genuine, versatile talent who always delivered for an audience. Her legacy to the industry, to me, is much more significant and enduring than her brother’s.
I cried for 3 days when she died. I have never cried when a celebrity passes, but Lucy was one of a kind and made me laugh millions of times. Her shows are all still funny to this day. Thank you Lucy for gracing this planet the way you did. There will never, ever be another Lucy.
Absolutely agree with you. She was unique and incomparable. A real star, not just famous for being famous.
I was born after her passing, so I never got to truly understand just how impactful she was, but I do recognize her brilliance. That's for sure.
The way Shirley looks at Lucille and notices the tears is so unbelievably touching.
Also, "My Gypsy....I love you....." Such a sweet moment!
When Shirley started sobbing I did too!
@@KiddBloo86
Me too!
You know you’re a LEGEND when you walk in and everyone gives you a standing ovation like this.
If there was ever an entertainer who deserved a standing ovation, Lucille Ball deserved a standing ovation.
Several years later, at the oscars, both she and bob hope we’re given a standing ovation, just from walking out onto the stage.
Lucille Ball deserved the entire world to stand up.
I remember when she passed. I went to a gay bar that night, and the drag performers where all Lucy. It was fun and sad at the same time. Now the younger generation has no idea who she is unless they watch retro TV
I think most younger people do know of her because her legacy has been so pervasive.
But they do watch. And they laugh, just as their parents and grandparents laughed. That kind of genius comedy withstands time.
@@deirdre581 I am a young person and I can attest to that
Gay bar? WTF
I don't know this lady, but I certainly look at her tv work.
I am glad for a brief 9 years to have walked the earth at the same time as Lucille Ball.
Joshua Howard ❤️
She who you are dealing with forever she met you you
Definitely, likewise 🙂
If ever there was a person who deserved a standing ovation, it’s Lucy!
I love Lucy
hahahaha
literally u know she a showed call that lol
Correction...WE LOVE LUCY!!!❤👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
ALWAYS!
Me too I love Lucy!!!
Rich f****n Lux?!
Shirly Mclain said it best, Lucille Ball is "a national treasure". A pioneer of TV and great comedian. A great representation of a professional actor. She is one of a kind.
This is what is missing from today's hollywood
This is what is missing from today's America.
We are missing class, love, empathy, care and most of all we had forgotten to be humans
Amen to that.
From any of it. No class. No respect. No dignate. No morales. Hell half don't even have talent.
How I wish the world could go back to more innocent existence and everyone had the privilege to see the great ones like Lucy perform and show what the true meaning of class was. An American treasure indeed.💕
Wonderfully said!
Truer words have never been Spoken!!!!!!!!!
You got that right, Bella!! ❤️❤️📺📺📺. You nailed it!! The world of tv 📺 was an innocent and fun place to be!!!❤️
more comedic talent in her lipstick than anyone on t.v. today
Man that was strong
boston bevo....you hit the nail on its head///////
she did show them the way and set a high bar.
She was so ahead of her time. Without her, there would be no Star Trek. Without her nobody would have seen a Cuban man married to an American woman in 1950's America. She opened doors and opened hearts.
I remember coming home to see I Love Lucy everyday after school.
I also have gone back to the show on a streaming service, and it is super dark and wildly frightening at times.
Much like another show that I had nothing but warm memories of - The Carol Burnett Show.
So here's to Lucy. Long may her memory brighten our lives.
or Mission Impossible
Just like Star Trek, Mission Impossible was Possible b/c Lucy said YES to putting it into production.
This is so true and back-in-the-day it was unusual for an American woman to be married to a Cuban. That was not covered in the "Being The Recardo's" film. It actually hurt Lucille Ball's career for awhile, but then came "I Love Lucy" and everyone adored this couple.
I can honestly say, Lucille Ball has made me laugh my entire life. I remember being very young in the mid 60’s, and it was always a treat to watch whatever show she was in. My bedtime was 9 pm, except on Monday night. I was allowed to stay up until 9:30 to watch Lucy. I was sad when “Here’s Lucy” ended, but it was probably time. I Love Lucy is probably the best comedy television ever produced, and I can only imagine, will still be on 100 years from now. Her comedy is timeless and joyful. Not like today where everything is vulgar. She was, and still is a national treasure. I remember her last public appearance, a few weeks before her death, at the Oscar show. She looked like a million bucks, and then she was gone. Her kind of talent comes around once in a lifetime and we’re all the better for laughing along with her. My favorite episode, that still has me laughing like it’s the first time, every time, “Hollywood at Last”. Who wouldn’t laugh at the scenes between she and William Holden? Her nose going up in flames? Pure genius. I think I’ve gone on too long, but I’m a fan, as should everyone else.
Thanks for sharing your story. I love her, too.
same
I loved her in Mame
John, I am probably about the same age as you. I was born in 1961 and started watching Lucy in the mid 1960s as well. Starting in 1967 I LOVE LUCY reruns started on my local WNEW-TV Channel 5 at 7pm weeknights. THE LUCY DESI HOUR ran for a few years on the same channel in the late 60s and early 70s at 9pm Sunday nights. THE LUCY SHOW began reruns on CBS Daytime at 10am, and HERE'S LUCY ran 1968-74 Monday nights on CBS.
She went through it, and she overcame it. The world, and the Hollywood she inherited did not want her, and did not willingly make a place for her, so she made one herself.
Sexism, an abusive marriage, unsupportive social norms, she obliterated it all for herself, and left a trail for other women to do the same.
A true legend, she laid claim to one of America’s most beloved syndicated comedy shows, ran her own television studio, and did it all with class, grace, wit, and humor.
Lucille Ball is, and will forever more, be one of the greatest business executives, philanthropists, and entertainers to ever walk this earth.
May she rest in peace. 👏🏽
Angel Rios one of the most insightful comments about Lucy I’ve ever read, she. Did overcome so much and made a place for herself - the very top. Her only pitfall was to fall in love with a very flawed human being who had to lose , desi couldn’t shake his poor beginning , it stayed with him because subconsciously kept trying to return there. Deep down he felt he didn’t deserve a perfect life that he himself made for himself . Lucy was grateful but she knew she earned it . She died with a man who stood by her , a man who never left her down , a man she wasn’t in love with, there wasn’t a day Lucy didn’t hurt over desi although her tough upbringing told her to stop it and move on. It was still in her heart as she smokes her anxiety about it away but it never went away. It left her bitter at times.
Len Welch Well said. She was emotionally honest and most of us could see how she never really got over Desi. In moments like this video, despite her success and renound reputation and love, she showed humility and professionalism. One of a kind. THAT is the Lucy we loved. What a special soul to have graced millions through television.
She was a humble, hard working lady, I don’t think she ever turned a job down. Even after she made her legacy, the arts meant that much to her. Carol Burnett said she would say, “when do you need me kid”. Maybe her tears are also from the difficult loss that she suffered as a result of her triumphs. The loss of a partnership, and a passionate marriage. Yet in the end she did it her way. I love your comment. Thank you for posting that.⭐️
Thank you Sir.
@@lenwelch2195 I wouldn't say loving Desi was a pitfall because it was the two of them together that broke so many barriers. It was a challenging relationship that I believe actually made Lucy a stronger, more resilient, compassionate, creative force.
The term “greatest of all time” gets thrown around a lot and usually it’s unwarranted but not for her she is undoubtedly the greatest of all time.
Lucille Ball always seemed so touched by standing ovations (this one and Kennedy Honors, etc). It’s almost like she didn’t truly believe that she was as loved as she was. I’m thankful that the world was able to see her right up until the end and everywhere she went, people showed her love and told her that she was loved.
Lucy deserves a national holiday. She’s done as much for the American spirit as any president. Our national treasure.
She was an amazing talent. From I Love Lucy, to the Lucy Show, From Yours, Mine and Ours to The Stone Pillow. Never did you hear about or see her wasted on booze or drugs. She was everyone's favorite red head. And for those that gave this a thumbs down, why don't you go sit in a corner and eat worms.
Lucille Ball worked her butt off and deserved this honor.
She was a relentless trailblazer.
It was so warming to see her take it all in there❤️
The I Love Lucy Show aged so well. She was a comedy genius and no one will ever even come close to her influence. She had no blueprint to follow unlike anyone that came after her.
WE really did love Lucy!
I think We Still Do! ♥
@@xenafan234 Yes, you're right.
Not only DID we love Lucy, we still DO love Lucy! :)
We still do
It's not often a crowd gets to applaud a living legend.
🕊 I Love Lucy! 🕊.... 🌹Rest In Peace... Beautiful... Lucille Ball 🌹
I love this era! She was a true treasure! One of the funniest women at that time. Carrol Burnett is another one. Love Lucille Ball
Ohhh, my…… I guess that's why I like UA-cam so much - because these kind of things aren't lost. Dear Lucy....
she was the true Queen try as they might there will never be another Lucille Ball.
What a classy lady and an honor well deserved.
A very classy lady indeed who left us all way too soon. We will always love Lucy. Thank you Lucy for making us all laugh throughout the years.
My goodness.... when the I love lucy theme song came on, it was like magic. You feel the happiness and laughter just swell up inside. Lucille Ball was royalty in comedy and in life.
Lucille appreciated her fans. And her fans knew it. Near the top of the ratings for over 15 years.
I’m only 19 but absolutely love I love Lucy. I was watching every episode and my grandma told me one day when she caught me watching it that she’s my great great aunt❤️ I never met her obviously but this video still made me tear up. I’ve always loved watching her and finding out she is my aunt just made me so much more interested and love her even more❤️
Her only sib was her brother Frederick Henry Ball (1915-2007) so if he's your great-grandfather, you've got quite a few interesting ancestors (and not just Lucy)!Thanks for sharing!
Your grandmother is your great great aunt?
I'm pretty sure Lucy felt the love that night. RIP Lucy!
Now she was a true class act. Class, a rare thing in Hollywood today.
I never cried when hearing about the passing of a celebrity, but I did cry when Lucille Ball died. My family grew up watching her. She indeed had a special place in all our hearts. A tear comes to my eye just writing about her. I love Lucy :)
I did too, but Betty whites death has had me in tears since the news broke. They were 2 legends through and through
@@luvmyqts 2 ladies with IMPECCABLE comedic instincts & timing.
The two together in Heaven, God himself can't stop laughing
I can't even begin to tell you how much I love this woman.
I love her too. Super beautiful and classy!!
I so so shocked and then saddened when she passed. She had been such a part of growing up and it seemed unthinkable that she could pass, like another person could. She is a legend.
This lady right here, she is comedy who all others should study. I LOVE LUCILLE BALL
Back when the Emmy's had class and were actually worth watching.
They still have class.
Why don’t the Emmys have class? You don’t even know what you’re talking about. This isn’t the Grammys or American Music Awards or a People’s Choice. The Emmy is a very reputable award and the telecast is an excellently produced event.
@@slimlouis6441 You can only polish a turd so much.
Aww I was only 2 months away from being born 😁
I love Lucille Ball
I love this woman! And Desi, William and Vivian.
Always loved the show. My dear Mother looked a lot like Vivian, and the way the cast dressed was so like the era my parents were growing up in.
It was nice to grow up in the 60s and 70s with Lucy on the TV. I miss those days.
Who with any sense doesn't?
@@scottmiller6495 funny thing is, my kids and grandchildren will think they grew up in a great time. The past has that effect.
@@daviddelaet8116 How True!
Her performances are TIMELESS . Just *today* I was watching the Bill Holden episode where her nose catches on fire. Again, I laughed till I fell out of my chair.
their comedy was so inventive, fresh and included slapstick and physical comedy, so brilliant.
When the world was a better place. When class and respect were shown. Man I miss those days.
Totally agree!!!!!
When it was still common for men to beat their wives and others to turn their heads. When rape trials involved accusing the woman of provoking it. Better times. Sure. This video is lovely, but romancing the past helps no one.
jelly donuts says a person of privilege
'when the world was a better place' what a joke. Yeh, unless you were a POC, a woman or gay or trans etc. Don't romanticize the past over a nice gesture.
@@nerdieone1 The 1960s through the 1980s were great times and many wonderful people like Lucille Ball walked this earth!!!!!
The true Queen of Comedy.
The best there ever was...or will be. I truly love Lucy❤
This is so minimal compared to what she achieved. She deserved that and so much more. Glad she was recognized time and again for her talent. I Love Lucy. ❤
One of the all time great dames. Funny and beautiful. This is how one faces growing older. And she had style. That’s the secret.
What an important person. My life wouldn’t have comedy without her.
A legend in her own time. Stand up out of respect! I Love Lucy❤
Still a legend, I'm happy to say
The best there ever was
Robby Stechman The best that will ever ever ever ever will be
Here was an entertainer and a force in showbiz who did as much behind the scenes as she did in front of the camera as Lucy Ricardo. We can't underestimate her contributions to television in the 1950's and 1960's. Many people know about her accomplishments beyond her iconic sitcom, but some don't know that she saved Star Trek from a very premature cancellation. That's just one thing Lucy did during her career at Desilu, a company she would eventually run solo (while doing a second sitcom every week). She knew quality as soon as she saw it, and she seemed to know what the viewing audience would take a shine to. Quite a special lady.
I love her and I love this! No one has ever deserved a standing ovation quite like she deserved. 💕💕💕
I am glad that, towards the end of her life, she received the proper recognition for her work.
Once in a lifetime a talent comes along, so beautiful, so creative, and so irreplaceable that you can't help but cherish it. There will never be another Lucy. RIP sweet lady, you are missed, but always remembered.
Very well written and I agree with everything you wrote.❤
Wow I'm actually in tears watching this beautiful well deserved standing ovation for her. R.I.P. Lucy you will always be loved.
Simply timeless....this woman was
such a badass.
The sincerity of Lucy and the audiences standing "O, for the "Queen of comedy, was heart-warming.
Forever Lucille Ball will be entertaining the world with her classic shows!
There will never be anyone who could hold a candle to this beautiful lady!
Shirley Maclaine is only 29 here, and she's a beautiful actress I've adored!
God...Shirley MacLaine is so beautiful here.
When Hollywood had class and when Awards shows were worth watching.
Hollywood never had class. It just used to be better at hiding its perversion back then.
She still makes me laugh today. Bless you Lucy....Rest in Peace.
So talented and so gracious. What happened to Hollywood.
Things change, get over it.
One would think that talent and graciousness wouldn't change.
Women back then were so graceful and elegant
So were men. There was more of an elegance and class that was instilled in women and men back then.
It's not physically possible to watch the chocolate/candy assembly line episode with Ethel and Lucy and not laugh hysterically no matter how many times you watch it. Lucille Ball was truly a legend.
When Hollywood was classy. Not a single political word spoken, no soapboxes and no show boating. Just class all the way. I really did love Lucy.
uhhh yeh in these times politics need to be more open a spoken about. Sorry things can't stay the same.
nerdieone1 Right. Trump 2020 bitches
Trump sucks!
Elaine P yea well, so do you.
Soho Yankee Not as much has your cat 🐱 does.
What amazing times they were. How it aches me to know they will never come back.
You deserve it!!! I love you Ms. Lucy your awesome.
I dont think her vast contributions to entertainment, comedy & the empowerment of women in general could ever be overstated. Truly a class act & a legend. There will NEVER be another Lucille Ball.
I like her very much.When I am sad I look Lucy and make me smile
A TRUE LEGEND!!!!
You'll Never Ever See Anything Like This Great Moment in History or Like This Fabulous Lady Ever Ever Again !!!!!
I love Lucy not because she was the best comedian ever, male or female. Or because she made many great movies in the 30's and 40's that she never got the credit she deserved for. Or because she broke the glass ceiling in many ways. Or gave talented actors their start. Or because she came from my hometown. BUT BECAUSE SHE WAS A GREAT EXAMPLE OF GOD'S LOVE ON EARTH. She felt and treated and loved everyone of all ethnicities, gender, and creed, and lived her life that way. Everything she did, she did with love. That's why I love Lucy.
such humility of spirit and grace from THE tv legend
Everyone who has since worked on the set of a situation comedy or laughed at one in their home , should have stood when either Desi or Lucy walks into a room. If you liked or worked for Dick Van Dyke, or My Three Sons, or The Andy Griffith Show, or All in the Family, or MASH, or Friends, or Will and Grace, Mary Tyler Moore, or any comedic half hour show using an ensemble cast of characters and based on a continuing week-to-week premise, you owe Lucy and Desi some deference and gratitude.
Three’s Company!!! Hello??!! Lucy even made a cameo
hey don't include that stupid sick show "will and grace" in the same category of actual funny shows.
I agree. And she had her sad times in her marriage to Desi, but she always gave him credit for his work, his innovations (the camera usage he pioneered) and she was a true pro when in her work.
Every one of those sitcoms used the “three-camera” format shot directly on film - a technique pioneered by none other than Desi Arnaz for “I Love Lucy”.
Truly a treasure. 🥰
When I was a kid, Lucy was the one person of all people that I wanted to meet. And I’ll never forget that sunny spring day in April when my grandmother told me she’d died. I was just a 14 year old kid at the time, and I sat alone in the carport and cried. I truly did LOVE Lucy, and I still do. I now have a 12 year old daughter and I love to see her loving Lucy as much as I do. My heart still hurts when I think about her being gone, but I know someday God will introduce us. I Miss You Lucy. ❤️🥲❤️🥲
Total class. Lucille was the embodiment of class. ❤️
always a professional.
My favorite story about Lucille Ball was when the TV studios (back in the early 1950s) against her wishes refused to give Cuban Desi Arnez top billing by including his name in the title that was to be used for her new TV show, she indeed did.....because of course the "I" in 'I Love Lucy' was Desi Arnez.
she always championed him, his innovations, etc. They had a troubled marriage , but she didn't ignore his contributions or talent.
Well said. She saw Desi for the talent he was on and off screen. Going against the status quo. So they owned and operated their own studios.. Just legendary
Without out him no I love ❤️ Lucy what a never to be forgotten team and kudos to her for standing by him and refusing to do it without him
Nobody made us laugh like Lucy. She WAS a national treasure. Now God And all the angels are laughing.
Wow , you really could tell that Lucy really felt the love … Of all the people she touched in her industry and all of us who ‘grew up’ watching her sitcoms throughout the many years . Who hasn’t teared up watching this ❤️🥲❤️
She dserved the Emmy Award and the ovation ! She was the woman of comedy.
Such a genuine display of real emotion is what I observed most in this clip.
"Ed, if you don't mind..."
"Mind???? Be my guest!!!"
"Hold please?"
*proudly*
We love you, Lucy. Always we miss you....
When she cries, I cry. When she laughs, I laugh. I just love her soooo much💕💕!!!!!
forever and always an iconic legend
There is not one Person who didn't love Lucille Ball is a true legend an Icon, such talent , The World Without Lucille Ball would never be the Same, Comedy Laughter Friendship Is Never the Same
Thank You Lucille Ball for Sharing your lifelong talent with The World, You left us with the Best Memories
to me there are only a small handful of comedians who define the entire comedy genre at the best it can be. lucille ball and abbot and costello are in the top 3 for me
sid viscus I have to add fatty arbuckle too
The three stooges......
@@3finger10 they're ok but i prefer laurel and hardy
I’m crying cause I love Lucy’s work. She entertained me so many still and still to this day in 2021 I watch and love her. Shows you don’t need a fake face and butt to be entertaining and loved.