I Love Lucy might appear to be one of the most wholesome shows on TV, but this dark theory suggests Lucy Ricardo's backstory is anything but.

National I Love Lucy Day is on Oct. 15. Here are 10 facts about Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz and their hit sitcom, "I Love Lucy," which became an American classic.

The iconic television show, 'I Love Lucy,' premiered on Oct. 15, 1951, and had its finale on May 6, 1957, setting a groundbreaking precedent for women in comedy. Take a look back at the comedic show.

CLAUSE AND EFFECT: “I Love Lucy” stars: Vivian Vance (left), Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz and William Frawley. CBS Broadcasting, Inc. It’s always a risky proposition to colorize a black-and ...

Lucille Ball would have been 100 years old today and fans around world are celebrating her day with I Love Lucy viewing parties and recalling the life that changed the face of television. Lucille ...

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Lyonne said, telling Ross that she’d do her best to mimic the I Love Lucy scene. The assembly line before them revved up, and Lyonne and Ross quickly began shoving chocolates into their decolletage.

More than 60 years ago, Lucille Ball broke boundaries as the female lead of 'I Love Lucy.' Find out what happened to the cast of the now-iconic sitcom after the series finale in 1957 ...

She learned then what she could do with her face, ... How do you think I Love Lucy holds up today? Well, I think it holds up perfectly. Of course, I’m biased, but it’s true.

I Love Lucy is not only one of the greatest American sitcoms of all time but also one of the best in any genre. A landmark show in its day, the appeal of I Love Lucy is enduring and evergreen.