Te quiero, Lucy

Título original: I Love Lucy

Serie de TV
1951–1957
TP
30min

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Una mujer chiflada se esfuerza constantemente por convertirse en una estrella junto con su marido líder de la banda y se mete en las situaciones más extrañas.Una mujer chiflada se esfuerza constantemente por convertirse en una estrella junto con su marido líder de la banda y se mete en las situaciones más extrañas.Una mujer chiflada se esfuerza constantemente por convertirse en una estrella junto con su marido líder de la banda y se mete en las situaciones más extrañas.

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30 mil

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Ganó 4 premios Primetime Emmy
- 11 premios y 26 nominaciones en total

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DestacadoMejor puntuado6 temporadas7 años

Curiosidades
Desi Arnaz invented the rerun during the pregnancy episodes of the series by re-playing some episodes (and change some of the scenery and lines) from the first season to give Lucille Ball time to rest and start to raise their new born son, Desi Arnaz Jr..

Pifias
While Lucy is somewhat consistent in her lack of talent, Ethel at various times is shown to be excellent on the piano, as well as, having a very basic playing ability. In one episode, she plays 'Sweet Sue' and other songs while the group sings, but in various episodes where Lucy is trying to form a band, she is hopelessly inept on the instrument.

Citas
Lucy Ricardo: How much do you want to bet?
Fred Mertz: Ten dollars.
Ethel Mertz: Well what's the matter with twenty dollars?
Ricky Ricardo: What's the matter with thirty dollars?
Lucy Ricardo: What's the matter with fifty dollars?
Fred Mertz: What was the matter with ten dollars?

Créditos adicionales
In the series' finale: The Ricardos Dedicate a Statue (1957), "Yankee Doodle Dandy" music is played, as the episode goes to & comes from a commercial break.

Versiones alternativas
Many scenes or parts of scenes are cut from the episodes for syndication, to make room for the much larger number of commercials present today.

Conexiones
Alternate-language version of Älskade Lotten (1996)

Banda sonora
Jingle Bells
Written by James Pierpont
Performed by Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz, Vivian Vance and William Frawley

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I Love Lucy...

Lucille Ball changed television forever when "I Love Lucy" hit the air in 1951. It featured a woman as a main character, which was rare back during that time and age. And the fact that the woman did not listen to her husband often was even more controversial. Everything the show was was rebellious. It was also extremely controversial because her husband was Cuban, and back in the '50's, barely anyone married other races, and if so, the subject was definitely not the premise for a television show.

So, through the ages, I Love Lucy has had a major impact on generations, and has not slipped into culture like many shows, but has been accepted into culture. Not to mention all the Lucy impersonators who have pageants each and every year. But the thing I remember most, is the famous "Eeeooowww!"

5/5 stars --

John Ulmer