How many different Lucy shows were there?

Even today, Lucille Ball remains America’s most popular TV comedienne, known for her henna red hair and slapstick comedy routines. She starred in five different TV shows during her career; the original, I Love Lucy (1951-57), became one of the great TV landmarks of the 1950s and continues today on TV across the world.

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Was The Lucy Show successful?

The series ran for six seasons — just as I Love Lucy did. Its success arguably kept Desilu Productions alive. Without it, we might not have had Star Trek and Mission: Impossible. Ball’s second sitcom lives in the shadow of her first.

When did Lucy’s voice change?

It’s been speculated that Lucille Ball’s vocal chords were severely coarsened between the last Lucy/Desi comedy hour and season 1 of this show; when she was on Broadway night after night performing in Wildcat; during which she developed a polyps on her larynx which forever changed the way her voice sounded.

Is The Lucy Show a continuation of I Love Lucy?

The Lucy Show is an American situation comedy that aired on CBS from 1962 until 1968. It was Lucille Ball’s follow-up to I Love Lucy.

How old was Lucy In The Lucy Show?

16
In updating the format of The Lucy Show, Ball requested the on-screen presence of her and Desi’s real-life then-mid-teen children: Lucie Arnaz, 16, and Desi Arnaz, Jr., 15.

When did The Lucy Show end?

March 11, 1968The Lucy Show / Final episode date

Why did The Lucy Show end?

One of the biggest reasons that I Love Lucy ended was because the marriage of Lucille and Desi was crumbling. As creators and stars of their show, and owners of the production studio that had made it, the couple’s dissolution resulted in a lack of chemistry on screen and a near-impossible working relationship.

How did The Lucy Show end?

Even though the birth of Lucy’s second child, Little Rick, became one of the most-watched episodes of the show, it failed to save Lucy’s marriage with Desi. On March 3, 1960, 8 years after the scary week, Lucy filed for a divorce after their final performance together. In the end, the couple got separated.

When did The Lucy Show go to Color?

1963

The Lucy Show
Picture format	Black and white (1962–1963) Color (1963–1968)
Audio format	Monaural
Original release	October 1, 1962 – March 11, 1968
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