In episode 20 of season six, Lucy and Ethel (Vivian Vance ... “Our editor and sound cutter timed that laugh and recorded it as the longest one we’d ever gotten.” ...

Long before studio tours and laugh tracks became standard, lucky fans of I Love Lucy got to witness comedy history unfold in person. Bleachers like these were packed with people who had scored ...

Early on in ”Lucy & Desi: Before the Laughter,” Desi Arnaz is on the phone with his wife, Lucille Ball. He`s on the road, in a hotel room. She`s back home. He says, ”I love you,” with real ...

It’s a space for artists to create moments that stand the test of time and still make us laugh to this day, just like the I Love Lucy chocolate factory scene. For a show that had to be delayed ...

Long overshadowed by his talented wife Lucille Ball, with whom he created ‘I Love Lucy,’ Arnaz is seen in Todd S. Purdum’s ...

It's Friday, April 30 and talented actress and singer Lucie Arnaz is talking by telephone from her home in New York about her famous and equally funny mother Lucille Ball.

Because of the “flashback” nature of the episode, it was not filmed before a live studio audience, and a laugh track was used for audience response. The I Love Lucy 1956 Christmas episode wasn ...

And he’s the only living cast member of the “I Love Lucy” show. Keith Thibodeaux ... on to describe Desi as a very exciting guy always laughing a lot, playing the conga drums and they ...

“I Love Lucy: The Movie” was then lost in the Paramount ... with a live audience reacting to the comedy rather than using a laugh track. When assembling the movie from three episodes, however ...

In a a time when TV shows were primarily filmed in front of a studio audience (think “I Love Lucy”), CBS sound engineer ... most used some form of laugh track for “sweetening.” ...