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"I Love Lucy Job Switching" by Dawna Kaulen, Flickr Creative Commons |
"WOOF! You know what day today is, right, Sammy?"
"Meows. Hiss! No, but I know you're going to tell me, right?"
"BARKS! YES! You need to be kept current- up-to-date on the latest and greatest, especially an impawtant day as this!"
"Purrs! Just tell me so I can get back to napping in the sun near the window so I can peek at the birds too!"
"GRRR! WOOF!! It's National I Love Lucy Day!"
"Purr- oh. Ok. So? I mean, what do you want me to do about it?"
"Well, we have to celebrate! I Love Lucy starring Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz, Vivian Vance, and William Frawley, made its debut on October 15, 1951. It created a new television experience by being the first filmed and scripted program performed before a live audience. The new concept, the I Love Lucy show, was popular, winning five Emmy Awards and numerous awards. Three cameras were used to provide views from several angles, creating quite a popular show.
Sammy, did you know the I Love Lucy show was the most-watching show in its airtime slot for most of the seasons it aired? These days, at any given moment, someplace, somewhere in this pawsome universe, is "I Love Lucy" playing on someone's television! It is credited with being the longest broadcasted show in history!"
"So, meows, I guess we have to celebrate this day somehow, right? Hiss!"
"Of course! Lest we be slackers in acknowledging this great show. National Calendar Day provided a few suggestions-
- Experience the flavor of I Love Lucy by cooking recipes from The I Love Lucy Cookbook.
- Test your knowledge of the sitcom by reading the "I Love Lucy Book of Trivia."
- Lucille Ball knew how to turn a phrase. Read more in The Quotable I Love Lucy.
- Watch a documentary or your favorite episodes.
- Dress up as the iconic comedian and bring some humor to those around you.
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