This is WHY no one talks about the death of Lucille Ball | Who Died Today?
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- Опубліковано 13 лип 2024
- Welcome to “Who Died Today?”-the show where we blend dark humor with iconic histories. In today’s episode, we pay a sarcastic tribute to two legendary figures who left us on this day: Lucille Ball and George Jones. Dive into the lives of these towering personalities with host Jon Stewart, as he explores their monumental careers and the undying legacy they left behind. From Lucy’s groundbreaking antics on I Love Lucy to Jones’ tear-jerking country ballads, get ready for a rollercoaster ride through history that’s as educational as it is entertaining. #LucilleBall #GeorgeJones #WhoDiedToday #OnThisDay #ComedyLegends #CountryMusicIcon #JonStewart #UA-camShorts
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I like the part where they showed why no one talks about her death.
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Because her life accomplishment,s supercedes her death.
Bc she died in 89 it’s super old news why would we talking about it 35 years later lol
Uh… it’s because she was so funny! Duh
Soooo…why does no one talk about her death???
Cause they needed click bait for the video.. 😂
@@sycklesprecisely!!
Right..hahaha..The true definition of visual click bait...hahaha
@@syckles true. It’s so frustrating.
Click bait, and the fact that when she died, we all lost a national treasure, and a friend that could make us all laugh.
Her humor is/was timeless, anyone can watch her shows today and still find comfort in the laughter of skits. She surrounded herself with great writers and talented actors, this lead to her successful comedy shows. All of us can recall at least one or two of are favorite crazy episodes. Thank you for the wonderful laughs Lucy, you’ve brought sweetness of laughter into our lives.
Never found her funny. I Love Lucy was just unfunny. I coukdnt think if any episode that I even enjoyed.
Her humor was timeless...and her timing was impeccable.
@@ms.annthrope415. I’m sure you’re the life of the party. I didn’t like the later seasons, when they kept traveling, but the first few years…. When she and Ethel played the golf game…lol. Or the episode where she has to tell the truth. The fact that people still talk about a show from 70 years ago….is pretty impressive.
@@ms.annthrope415~Are you alright Darling?
Lucy and Desi are and will forever be icons!!!!
ROSES ARE RED, VIOLETS ARE BLUE
I WAS CLICK BAITED, AND YOU WERE TOO!!
Yep. 🫤
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and yet we're all in the comments, interacting with the video, ensuring they continue to do it. double dumb. hehe
Why is this scripted like a horror movie or true crime documentary? Weird af
because when you say her name three times...... oh sh*t! Ahhhhhh!!
The presentation is wack AF 😂 straight trash 😮
Good point .
Why the horror ?
Most likely made by A.I
For views
"If laughter could keep someone alive, Lucille ball would be immortal."
Not me. She was very unfunny in my opinion.
@@A2D4
Thank the comedy gods you're only one.
@@A2D4 She was also mean and vitriolic.... We don't talk about her death because she doesn't deserve to be remembered...
@@tejloro nope. She was strong, intelligent, brave and determined. She had to be to accomplish running the largest tv studios at the time. A true female visionary. Men didn’t like that.
@@ctribe100 you don’t have to agree with me but I’ve spoken to men and women, some who had personal experience, who described her as rude, self centered, overbearing, and just an all around “my poop don’t stink” jerk. You can like her if you want…
Beautiful Lucy, God Rest Her Soul.❤
She was drop-dead gorgeous.
Yes, and because of that most studios didn't know what to do with her. She was great at slapstick comedy, but she didn't look goofy like other female comedy stars of her day. She could do everything, from sophisticated comedy to heavy drama, she played nasty villainesses, was in several film noir murder/ detective stories, musicals, and even a western. There is nothing our Lucy couldn't do!
💯 pure natural beauty. They don't make women like the women from her generation. Women like her, Ingrid Bergman, Rita Heyworth, and countless others from Hollywood back in its hayday.
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ABSOLUTELY!!! I love that picture of her in the photo that compelled me to click on this short 😍. I guess it would be called the thumbnail.
@@derricklowe2823 That photo is from when she was under contract to MGM who's makeup wizards really knew how to play up her beauty and coloring. I think she was at her most lovely then which would have been in the early 1940's.
She died on Carol Burnetts' birthday. She helped Carol in her career and they became good friends. Every April 26th Carol would receive flowers for her birthday from Lucy. Even though Lucy was in the hospital, she remembered to send Carol her bouquet. When Carol found out about Lucy's death she was devastated. A few days later, a knock came on Carol's door and it was a delivery of flowers to Carol from Lucy wishing her a happy birthday.
I'm sure Carol treasures that birthday that her good friend still thought to send her the last bouquet o birthday f flowers. ❤😇🙏💕💯💐
I remember hearing about this. So touching that she sent Carol flowers even on her deathbed. That’s a true friendship ❤.
I Love this story. Thanks for sharing it.
How beautiful
Carol and Lucy were/are the funniest ladies ever
I’m only 32 and I Love Lucy was one of my favorite shows as a kid.
I'm 70 and I love Lucy was one of my favorite shows, and they were all repeats.
I was 13 when she died.
I remember the day it was all over the news living in L.A.
I used to watch her show on reruns. She was so funny.
RIP LUCY😢
A true legend and a smart businesswoman to boot.
I miss her.❤❤
Is he a bot? It's pronounced Dez-eee-loo
@@sandrazed6089there's a 99% chance this person is using AI for the voiceover and it mispronounced it incorrectly.
Here in her hometown we miss her too. We have murals of her everywhere. We have a museum, a theatre and a comedy center in her memory. She was so nice to my grandparents and my dad. When he was a boy scout trying to earn a salesmanship badge, she bought a huge basket of Easter candy from him and then gave it to him to take home to his brothers and sisters. He never forgot her generosity. ❤
I truely do miss her on tv..and her husband😢
Can we all agree that all AI video production should be suspended until they teach it how to pronounce the English language?
What bothers me most is that there are kids right now learning spelling and pronunciation from these clunky programs.
@@SlowlySailing-lc1cs Frightening.
😂, yes 👍🏼
@@SlowlySailing-lc1cs
Now - that's scary smh
@@SlowlySailing-lc1csIt doesn’t matter since the generation mostly using this crap can’t tell the difference anyways when it’s wrong because they all botched the English language a long time ago. On top of this, they all have the attention span of a gold fish and don’t care to do it right even if you do correct them.
Lucy is a true comedian goddess! She’s timeless and will forever bring laughter
The guy behind the video has enough sentience to know people dont speak of her death, but not enough to break through the programming and speak of it himself
Love the part where you don't explain WHY at all...
exactly
Clickbait😊
Why
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She is an iconic figure..and because of her I can laugh through pain. Every comedian has a sad tragic story. It's how they cope. Thank you, Lucille Ball. Through you they will remember me ALWAYS.
You can't not Love Lucy❤ She kept us laughing for many many years!
Who can forget the vitamin tonic she drank on I Love Lucy Vetavitavegimen😂😂😂😂.
One of my absolute favs! Remember her carefully measuring the drink into the lid, then throwing the lid away and chugging it from the bottle? I laughed so hard. I ❤ Lucy!
Not sure, haven't seen that episode in quite awhile, but I think you have it kind of mixed up. I thought it was Vitavetavegimen. Am I wrong though?
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I LOVED THAT EPISODE SO CLASSIC LUCY! I DO MISS HER AND THE TV SHOWS FROM BACK THEN YEAH WE SAW CIGARETTE SMOKING BUT I DO NOT REMEMBER HEARING ALL THE VULGAR LANGUAGE.
R.I.P. LUCY !
Hands down my favorite 😍
Don't you dare forget the time when her and Ethel got caught up in a chocolate factory and had to stuff chocolates in their mouths in order to keep up trying to stuff them in boxes( I'm laughing as i'm typing this...lololol!)
We Trekkers will be eternally grateful to Admiral Lucy. ❤
She is our star in the trek
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@@heatherchisholm2415I knew I'd find this 🖖 in comments😆🖖
Lucille Ballfolk???
Lucifer Ball??? WTF!!
I know a Gen X Trekker and it was him who taught me never to say ‘Trekkie’. Great to see a trekker being true 🫡🙏🏻
I loved watching her as a child 💜👍🏽🥰 she was the funniest lady on TV. R.I.P 🙏🏽🌹 Beautiful 🌸🌷💕❤
Oh. Yes. Thanks for the reminder. I remember watching I Love Lucy in my youth back in the 70s....Such an infectious actress...
She was also the first pregnant woman to be filmed. During the first season she was pregnant with her first child but they didn't mention it because it was considered vulgar to show a pregnant woman on TV. Second season she was pregnant again and this time they put it in the show but it was never called pregnant, she was called, "expecting". What's more she helped shape the maternity clothes we use today for pregnant woman.
@RogueMustangMare-
Thankyou for your comment on pregnancy and TV. I never knew that!, and never even thought about maternity clothes, which I needed 3 times 😊 I also think she helped women to use make-up on a regular basis, and not just keep it for "special occasions" Women were often gossiped about for
(Looking Cheap) but women like Lucille showed, that you can look good, and be practical and hard working at the same time. She was great ❤ Have a good day 🙂
Prego with a off-white kid.Crazy times.
Oh how the good ol modest days are forever gone.
@@patmann9363 Only a Democrat would immediately think of skin color -- the party of the Klan.
It would be good if true about maternity clothes, those were beautiful clothing. Now a days pregnant women look like sausages. No appealing. 😮
"Lucille Ballfolk" 🤣
Yeah wtf is this 😂
Why is no one else taking about “Lucille Ballfolk”? How do you get past that 😂
This is why I ran to the comments! 😂
They also breezed by the name of the DesiLu studio and didn’t give Desi any credit at all. 😮
You need to be completely honest, she was a life long heavy smoker. In one of the first interviews her daughter did just after Mom and Dad died she said, strongly through tears 'don't smoke'.
Smoking was in vogue in her generation. There were no surgeon general reports warning people about smoking yet. And, why should you judge a person's character solely by smoking? We are all mortal. Cigarettes or no cigarettes, we all die!
My point is simply that the post is not completely accurate.
If you're going to say something, be as accurate as possible
Not click bate.
(I am old enough to know what was in vogue. )
In 1987 I lived in Sarasota FL. Lucy had the first house on bird key. The island after the Ringling causeway over Sarasota Bay.My other half and
I used to fish right behind her house. One morning, we were out there fishing and she was sitting in her back yard reading the paper. We waved hi, she waved back and said hi and good luck fishing. It was such a cool moment. We didn't want to ruin it by babbling or asking for an autograph.
I live in her hometown. She was NOT from the city of Jamestown. She was from the village of Celeron (next door to Jamestown). In interviews she even said herself she never lived in Jamestown. My husband's grandmother was Lucy's next door neighbor and schoolmate. My grandparents lived down the street from Lucy's favorite aunt. Lucy used to visit her aunt often so my dad got to meet her after she became famous.
Thats awesome. Love upstate NY. Beautiful area! 💯
@@Davido50 Thank you. Our lake Chautauqua is 25 miles long and has great fishing!
You know you were born in 1911 when youre an American who waa born in a village.
@@BProof Actually there is a fully functioning hospital in the VILLAGE of Westfield N.Y. I know of two babies born there a month ago.
@my3sons757 Odd flex.
Ricky was literally NEVER in the dog house, Lucy was the one who was always in trouble with Ricky
That's what I said..
Exactly!!!!!
The Honeymooners and The Goldbergs (original version) crafted the blueprint for I Love Lucy and the modern day sitcom formula.
Agreed. Lucy was always in trouble. ❤
In real life HE stayed in the dog house because he was a womanizer.
She shined her penultimate brightest on Dean Martin’s Celebrity Roast, lobbing, and discharging those wisecracks with U.S. Naval firepower! I never roared laughing so loud in all my born days. I love that woman!
My mom met her, after waiting backstage and listening to her scream profanities at everyone. She was an awful person that my mom witnessed, and she was doing a show with another comedienne who was just as bad. My mom actually left right before the chance to meet her just so she could shake her head and say "I don't want to meet her anymore." My mom also met George Harrison who was lovely and kind.
Well I know nothing of Lucy, but, I can say I was George's waitress once, and I had no clue who he was at the time, didnt recognize him at all, and he was just as lovely as can be. Couldn't have been any nicer!
After he left someone pointed out to me who he was, and boy did I feel stupid!
Than your mother didn’t actually meet her
Do you know what she had to go through behind the scenes? Of course not, your mom didnt either lol entertainment in the 50s was not hunky dory and easy like today and if you read her book and even Desi Aranaz’s autobiographies, you would know she wasnt an awful person, the business was awful and she went through alot to get to where she was at…big whoop if she cussed, your mom mustve really not known that she had a potty mouth if she was too “ashamed” to meet Lucille Ball lmao
I met her once in Las Vegas. She was in a break from filming a TV special at the old MGM Grand Hotel Casino. She was friendly and smiling, very nice.
Her husband I came up with the camera idea. You never answered your own question, why no one talks about her death?
I heard that poor miss Lucille Ball died almost penniless and broke , The last movie she made was called Stone pillow and it was about her playing a homeless woman up in age . 😢
She died a very wealthy woman and left her children with a nice inheritance
@@breckrichardson390
Exactly, she sure did.
Yep, live audience, he was smart.
And this was click bait.
Yes! That was Desi’s idea. He was very creative also.
HER LAST NAME IS "NOT" I REPEAT "NOT" (BALLFOLK) !!!
HER FULL NAME IS LUCILLE DESIREE BALL !!!
Well the production company wasn't "to see lou" productions either.
Please repeat that 1 more time
Welcome to the brave new AI-voiced world!
Also, they never said why no one talks about her death. She died of an aortal aneurism? So did my grandmother. So did lots of people who smoked. What was the big deal?
Desilu Productions
@@hagerty1952clickbait.
My uncle played Little Ricky. He was the only Little Ricky to play the drums and have a speaking role. Keith Thibodeaux
I grew up watching I Love Lucy with my grandparents. I miss seeing her. Truly an icon!
Desi was Brilliant, he ran the whole Show ,also ,,even Lucy said that Desi the one that was ready to take a chance ,and he was right
Those damn cigarettes!! Takes our loved ones away!
The I love Lucy show had a cigarette sponsor Many shows back then had cigarette sponsors and the companies wanted to see on air smoking by the stars.
Hate to break it to you genius people but you smoke yourselves too. It’s called vaping and it comes from the back of all cars and other transportation worldwide. And don’t even get me started on rocket ships blasting off and leaving VERY dangerous chemicals behind that falls down to the earth. You eat food and drink water that contains that stuff too! So do your kids. The very toxic caused neurological damage in the brain 🧠 is similar to the bleaching of 🪸 coral reefs too btw. Those are the brains of the reefs ecosystem too. Js! Climate change is real but okie dokie 👍 cigarettes are the REAL problem here…. Nope. 👎
Glad i finally know why no one talks about her passing.....
They still don't.
Lmao y’all all silly! Love it and her!
Dezi invented the 3 camera shots
Desi
Correct😊
As a 70s baby and a poor black kid who needed a laugh to escape from reality for just a lil while...l LOVED WATCHING HER AND CAROL BURNETT AS A KID
Lucille Ball is my all times favorite actress. This woman had great power and we only got a glimpse of it. Rest in power queen
Lucy once said she was only funny because people gave her funny things to say, but she herself wasn't funny, and that Judy Garland was the funniest person in Hollywood. Lucy said Judy made her look like a funeral director.
I remember her saying that in multiple interviews one of them was rolling stone interview 1983.
Judy Garland was hysterical.
Judy Garland was hysterical.
First of all. Her and Desi is what made the magic. She always said that he was the brains of the operation. But personally i think it was the 2 of them that made it happen. Truly ahead of their time 🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡
If there were a way to bring back comedians from the past, I'd DEFINITELY being Lucille Ball back, she had a way about her that NOBODY can hold a candle to nowadays
Growing up in the early sixties is a little boy. My first image . Of television is black and white TV was Lucille Ball. I would never trade those memories for anything
I was born in 1988 and was a die hard fan of this show along with bewitched. Lucy is a comedic legend and trailblazer. Love her
Born in 87 and I watched I Love Lucy every night growing up. The chocolate factory one where she’s on the assembly line and having to eat the candies to keep up is stuck in my head forever
@@Ryan-wj7yq 🤣🤣 that was a great episode
@@Ryan-wj7yq That sounds funny.
I wish I'd seen that.
@@icosthop9998You know you still can - somewhere.
Born in 89. Grew up watching her . Never new she was dead the whole time!! Better yet died the year I was born !!🤯🤯
Together she and Dezi was unstoppable. Dezi was talented behind the scenes and with business. While on screen Lucy was remarkable! Powerhouse. May they both RIP!
He was talented onscreen, too
Actually, she had a lot of behind the scenes, Business management talent in her own right.
Dezi was a great comedian on screen too.
Honestly both did both and did it well. Lucy actually managed A LOT of the behind scenes stuff.
Not tryin' to be a dick here, but a TRUE fan would know his name is Desi, not Dezi. I mean, c'mon.
I used to watch I love Lucy, The Lucille Ball show with my Mom at a young age and Lucy never disappointed in he craft, she was funny, smart and she was easy to look at. Her sitcom comedy genius was a head of her time. Flip Wilson show, The Richard Pryor show, The Carol Burnett show just to name a few shows that were instrumental in my comedy genius 😁.
She still makes me laugh and Three Stooges too. It was genius. I agree the simplicity of the show. It was so great. I love her. I miss all those old shows.
She was a hand model, she financed one of the seasons of the original Star Trek
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Thee, original Star Trek series, her studio produced it .
I loved her and all of her talent. There will never be another Lucy. RIP beautiful lady!
Yes I agree Lucy a awesome actress I remember watching her when I was in first grade,in 1973,was7
Carol Burnett and Lucy are comedic legends
Miss Ball was a one of a kind talent. I still watch I love Lucy to this day. She has been entertaining to my G-grand and grandparents, parents and my sibling and I. I love Lucy is one of the best family sitcoms, hands down
Maaaan, some of those pictures of her....she looked incredible.
The episode with Lucy at the chocolate assembly line is the best comedy show ever. She was brilliant.
Agreed..best episode ever
Just CRAMMING them into her mouth…
That's the one l always think about.
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That and the one where she does a commercial for vitameatavegamin😊
Funny episode, not my favorite but still a great episode ❤❤ I love watching I Love Lucy, especially with my mom and sister , it's hard to choose a favorite episode but I like the one with bottled the medicine (Vitameatavegamin?) that makes her "drunk" and she keeps messing up the name 😂 Also little Ricky is so cute , and all the characters are so funny ❤❤
I'm an 80s baby and because of my Mom I grew up with I Love Lucy!! Thanks Mom 💕🙏🏾💖
😂me too! I used to love it on snow days with no school we would watch I Love Lucy!
Same here. "Lucy, you got some splainen to do!" 😂
Yep me too:)
Me too, my kids and grandkids. Lucy will never go away in my family! ❤
Same here! My mom LOVED Lucille Ball. She has collectors porcelain dolls, her biography, every episode of I Love Lucy, all her movies, too. I've seen every single episode hundreds of times throughout my life.
Comedic genius. Her legacy is eternal.
The GOAT
I’m proud to say that my mother shared a hometown with Lucy and there is so much history regarding her! She was a gem and will never be forgotten. Her memory is preserved in the national comedy center is Jamestown New York. It’s a blast!
The husband wasnt "eternally in the doghouse", Lucy was the one always in trouble.
Exactly, "Lucy, you got some 'splaing to do..."😂😂😂
It takes two to tango dear.
I had to do a lot of scrolling to find this comment. Thought I was gonna have to make it.
You've obviously never seen Lucy's television so she was always the one that was in trouble not her husband
The person that made this video probably born 20 years ago and never watched "I Love Lucy". I wonder if the "creator" really knows who Lucy is at all. They know she is famous--so they make videos to get view$
@@peggypeggy4137 ditto
I loved Lucy! I idolized her she will always be my favorite comedian. As for me I felt like I understood her. I'm American and married a Hispanic so it was good and bad. Lucy will forever be missed.
Desilu always did business with the local department stores, the uniforms for star trek were made in house to save money the bolts of red blue gold/yellow fabric were bought from Orbacks department store, I love Lucy also used Orbachs, they used I. Magnin, Joseph Magnin & Liberty House for gowns and some furs
It's "I Magnin" a depth store similar to Nordstrom.
Thank you for this interesting information ❤🎉
@@user-qg5wg9ut2o if you watch the shows they produce they were known to list the department store in the end credits
"Orbach's"
The Ricardos and Mertzes were supposed to look middle class, so an apt choice.
Vita-meta-vega-min 😂
She was in the doghouse too sometimes and it was always hilarious. ❤😂 Luuuuuuuucy!
My nan loved Lucille Ball, there was her show being run once, and I'd never before or since seen her laugh so hard 😂
I miss her. The mother of Star Trek. It was her go ahead that actually got the ball rolling for Gene Roddenberry.
Her ex-husband, Desi Arnaz, was drinking and took a rifle and shot at young trespassers on his property (the private beach area). When the police confronted him, he told them that he'd only been shooting blanks at them to scare them away (they were actually live rounds). Lucy was tipped-off by a friend that Desi's home was going to be raided to find the live ammo, prove him a liar and then arrest him because attempting to murder trespassers on his private beach was still illegal. Desi was too inebriated to help himself, so Lucy dropped by her ex-husband's home ... pretending to just be casually visiting the father of her kids. While she was there, she stashed boxes of blank ammo cartridges in his home. By the time the police raided Desi's house, they found those boxes of blank ammunition cartridges and concluded that Desi had been telling the truth. Lucy, even though she had long been divorced from "Ricky", was a true ride or die!
Cool story !
Lucy died on Carol's birthday too. Kind of bittersweet but quite sad.
The propetty was in Del Mar, California
Why is it the jerks who are loved?
@@GizmoMaltese Better question: why aren't the non-jerks loved more? Even in the Bible we get the tale of the Prodigal Son... the story of a dad who loves his wayward son more than his kid who always follows the rules and so on. Here in Hollywood, we have the Sheens. Martin Sheen clearly likes that perpetual F**k up Charlie Sheen over his straight-laced son Emilio. I suppose the answer to your question is that the rule-breakers are admired for rule-breaking because the ones who admire them secretly wish they'd had the balls to fearlessly take chances like they do.
She’s so beautiful we just remember her for her comedy
I loved her show. I love Lucy Show I was a kid, and my family would watch it together. RIP 🙏 😊❤
The multi camera shoot was Ricky's idea. It's how he invented Syndication. Because the studio didn't want to pay for the film stock. So he told them, okay amigos, I'll pay for the film... But I own it!
And here I thought it was Fred's idea!
The spooky voice & music while talking about her comedic antics 😂 “EVERYONE REMEMBERS WHEN SHE STOMPED GRAPES” dundundunnnn
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😂😂😂 how terrifying!
Dundundunnnn… “rippp!” Not gonna lie, I laughed so hard at the end!! 🤭😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
So needlessly dramatic and ott
The Italian lady was really fighting her too
Now it is clear why no one talks about the death of Lucille Ball. Thanks for the detailed explanation.
Roses were her hair and violet were her eyes. That comedic timing and wit.🎩
Why such intense and dramatic music in the background????
There's just no accounting for some people's children 🙄😆 my friend
She passed away a little before my grandmother, and I remember sitting in my grandmother's living room, and talking about her. I was saddened that Lucy had passed away. My grandmother said that we all had our time. It wasn't long after that, my grandmother went out to eat with my late Uncle Danye, and she fell and broke her hip. She was dead not long after that, my grandmother passed in July 1989.
It’s always a fall that gets us if nothing else then the stroke ❤ sorry for your loss
She is my 9th cousin.
She was serre Satan
This show open dors...who live,lucy lucifer
Sorry for your loss. Grandparents are the best!! ❤
@@ladeiiluck you'd have liked her. She was very independent and had been out on her own since she was 13 years old. She outlived my grandfather, who passed away in 1980 at the age of 72. I really respected her for her courage and fortitude.
I watched her growing up and to tell the truth, there were only three channels when I was a kid and we pretty much had to watch her. I really never thought she was that funny!
Everyone in America watched I love lucy no matter what! Totally awesome woman
She’s a legend. Miss her shows ❤️
My grandmother loved that I Love Lucy program. She would just laugh and laugh at it. The happiest I ever saw her.
She made everyone laugh! 🤩
She was awesome and did so much to make people laugh and she was extremely groundbreaking… I wish this world and especially her husband were worthy of her!! She opened a lot of doors and cracked a lot of smiles 😊
I was born in "59. I loved watching "I Love Lucy" when I missed school. My favorite show in the 60's!!!!
She was definitely a businesswoman and a powerhouse in the entertainment business.
👑👏
My mom LOVES Lucy. She's 73 this year.
Stunning. Rest in peace, Mrs. Lucy Arnaz a-famously-k-a LUCILLE _LOOOOCYYY_ BALL 🙏🏽♥️
Comedic genius.🎉
I was at her house on Roxbury with 10 others in 1988, welcoming her home from a hospital stay. She allowed me to kiss her hand.
The eyes !
The hair.
LUCY !!
I was 28.
Bet she had a lotta splainin' to do after that!
💐🙏🏻 RIP Lucille Désirée Ball (August 6, 1911 - April 26, 1989) (aged 77) you will truly be missed and my prayers go out to you and your family. 💐🙏🏻
Very funny, beautiful lady. love her I still watch her show Miss Wiggins 😂😂😂 oh how I wish their was more R.I.P
My Dad died from an Aortic Aneurysm, they operated on him to try to repair it but there was too much damage. RIP Lucy
So?
Narcism at its best
What's that got to do with the price of cheese in China??
Y'all are huge huge jerks
Mf lost their dad ...
If u can't be kind don't drop a comment. I ride with a narsasist B4 I do a douche bag.
I'm sry about your dad @gilliankingston8259
I love Lucy lol 😂 ❤ God bless you and your family 😂❤
God bless you beautiful ❤
When Ollie was very ill in bed, he and Stan used to watch her comedies when they ran on US tv, and both declared her their comedy heir....A HUGE compliment to Lucy and ably deserved...⭐
We all should be humbled by her intelligence funny antics and a pioneer for allwomen. RIP
Who the heck is Lucille Ballfolk? She's a dead ringer for the very famous actress Lucille BALL. 😂
"I Love Lucy" show was a beautiful comedy and my son would watch reruns of the show. It was fun, clean, comedy that brought laughter into many homes across America. When people sat at home and watched it, they seen how things went on in life. Lucy made real life events into comedy to help people. When you can see real life events become comedy and laugh & relate, you forget about stress and problems. We need good ol fashioned comedy like this back on TV.
I totally concur with you on that
That’s such a lovely way to put it. It’s a heartwarming show.
The early eps were enjoyable but for me, they got too slapstick. And I didn't like the way Lucy demeaned Desi.
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Me too.
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Lucille Balll was intelligent, talented, a shrewd businesswoman and drop-dead gorgeous to boot. She was the complete exceptional package. Her love and marriage with Desi was tumultuous but she never publicly aired their private issues. Class and grace personified, at least in the side she showed the world. She is missed.
Lucy you are and will always be the very best thank you for every Lucy show on TV 💕💕💕💕
Boy oh boy I miss Lucy, always will. RIP good woman.❤
My dad and his platoon got a memorable visit from Lucy in the 1940's when he was in boot camp with Desi Arnez.
WOW! THATS AWESOME 😃❤
Lucy was a true genius in the entertainment world. Many who knew her from the cinematic world thought she was crazy to be on television. She replied, "Why should people go out and pay money to see me when they can see me in the comfort of their own home?" (I am paraphrasing). Afterrwards, stars from live Vaudeville and Burlesque shows, radio and movies such as Jackie Gleason, Jack Benny, and Burns and Allen followed suit. She was the first to do many things. A real trendsetter and trailblazer.
So in 2001 in Snowmass village Co we we remodeling Lucy's old house and every time we walked through the front door we would sa Lucy I'm home 😂
One of the true great woman of our country. She was a class act and a courageous lady of integrity and strength. God bless her sweet soul ❣️❣️❣️🩸✝️✝️✝️🥰🤗😘🌺🌷🌸🌹💐
My grandmother was a nurse. A very respectable career. She had in those days very few options. Teacher, nurse, home maker, work in retail and food services.
My point. She held Lucy in high esteem. Outside of her absolute comedy gold, the lady was a TrailBlazer. I think that's why she loved Lucy.
I loved her for the comedy. Hilario