Essays Tagged: "Love Lucy"
Seinfeld
the past.Seinfeld ranks among the best situational comedies of all time. It has been compared to I Love Lucy and The Honeymooners, both of whom received praise for there pioneering works in comedy. B ... coherent in this show is the cast. I have not seen a cast that relate to each other so well since I Love Lucy. This shows cast resembles the cast of I Love Lucy because both casts have conflicting per ...
Subjects: Art Essays > Film & TV Studies
Seinfeld
led Seinfeld. From that moment on I was astounded to find that not even great sitcom's such as my beloved Mash and I Love Lucy were as captivating or enthralling. There is only one show that could hav ... because we would all really like to be able to choose the path we want without a conscience. We all love George and his inflated ego, whining, penny pinching personality. George off and on is forced t ...
Subjects: Art Essays > Film & TV Studies > Film Review and Analysis
This essay discusses the importance and significance of the human genome project to the future of mankind, and the contributions to date.
k to the year 1953 they probably think of certain "Big Bopper" songs or the famous shows such as "I Love Lucy" and "Mr. Ed". You can probably ask anyone who James Watson and Francis Crick are? And the ...
Subjects: Science Essays > Genetics & Genome Projects
Lively Uncanny Character You'll love; Somewhere Between Conformity and Feminism A Female Comedian Sets the Stage for the Many, of Both, that Follow
was posted at the bottom of the page.In this statement, Davis (who is one of the writers for the I Love Lucy show), brags about Lucy. Not only did she give birth (a major domestic issue at the time - ... the list.Most major television families of the 1950's like Leave It to Beaver, Remember Mama, and I Love Lucy were happy middle-class families living in the suburbs or working toward that goal and the ...
Subjects: Art Essays > Film & TV Studies
Barefoot in the Park Review
and funny puns, I realized I had seen this type of theatre before, as it reminded me of the show 'I Love Lucy.' An odd but cute couple raising hell between them only to rejoin in the end, while confli ... air is always neat and curled with a hat that always matching her neatly pressed dress suits. Hand gloves always were present on her fingers, while she also always clutched a handbag to match her outf ...
Subjects: Art Essays > Performing Arts
Thatrical Review of Fuddy Mears
on and the beat up table and chairs, one would not have been able to guess the time setting. The 'I Love Lucy Show' that played when the television was turned on was a perfect extra. All costumes were ...
Subjects: Art Essays > Performing Arts
Sitcoms and American Role Models
The show heralded as the first romantic sitcom, I Love Lucy, premiered October 15, 1951 (Ross). It featured a dull-witted, but beautiful and funny Luc ... ow is supposedly liberated high school and college-aged women (All Your TV). In many ways, I Love Lucy and The Newlyweds is the same show. They both draw their fan base by the humor invoked by ... stereotypes of the brainless bimbo being cared for by her calm confident husband. One episode of I Love Lucy exhibits the couple chatting about an accumulating pile of bills (TV Land). When Ricky beg ...
Subjects: Art Essays > Film & TV Studies
The 1950's An American History: Brief overview of 1950's culture.
The Fifties was a time of the nuclear family, "I Love Lucy", and things like the hula hoop. People dressed the same, talked the same, and acted the s ...
Subjects: History Term Papers > North American History
History Of Teenagers
rather in the late afternoon and evening. Some popular television shows of this time period were "I Love Lucy"�, "The Ed Sullivan Show"�, and "American Bandstand"�."American Bands ... ilms"�, Pauline Kael once wrote, "the young boy as a beautiful, disturbed animal, so full of love he's defenseless. Maybe the father doesn't love him, but the camera does"� (50's Time Li ...
Subjects: Literature Research Papers
The Impact of Television on the Film Industry
o television. The most significant contributor to early television was Desi Arnaz with his sitcom I Love Lucy. The success of I Love Lucy is unparalleled in the history of television. The combination ... lls and his wife Lucille Ball?s comedic talent swept the nation. The cinematic innovations of the I Love Lucy show made it very popular among producers. Arnaz made the decision to film it, rather than ...
Subjects: Social Science Essays > Communication Studies > The Media
Television’s Depiction of Gender Roles
roughout the ages of television; for example, the portrayal of the women in the house. Back when "I Love Lucy" was recently being broadcasted she was always waiting for Ricky once he got home and woul ... e to be in his wife's presence. That whole image changed along with society. Back in the days of "I Love Lucy" women were not looked on to be the dominant role in the household and now the household i ...
Subjects: Social Science Essays > Communication Studies > The Media
Pop Art of the 1960's
g together. The weekly airing of television shows such as "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet", "I Love Lucy" and "Lassie" further demonstrated this conservatism.In contrast to the traditionalism of ...
Subjects: Art Essays > Artists
The 1950's Media Innacuracies and it's Avoidance of Racial Controversies
y, one would not be aware of the racial problems going about the USA from viewing the comedy show I Love Lucy. This show, consisting of Lucille Ball as Lucy and Desi Arnez as Ricky, was a slapstick sh ... and watched Lucy cook dinner and Ricky complain about how much her new dress cost him. Much like I Love Lucy, Gunsmoke, a popular western, avoided the real social commotion and instead focused on aut ...
Subjects: Art Essays > Film & TV Studies
I LOVE LUCY
Lucy's Struggle with the Ordinary Life of a HousewifeThe I Love Lucy Show is a perfect example of comedy that pertains to the power struggle theme in more than ... t the life of an ordinary housewife in America during the time in a delightfully comedic way. The I love Lucy Show does an excellent job in making this comedy more than just a pleasurable sitcom to wa ... es out to them.We have to understand the struggle that women in America faced during the time the I Love Lucy Show aired. The I Love Lucy Show debuted in 1951 in a post-World War II era. During the wa ...
Subjects: Art Essays > Film & TV Studies > Film Review and Analysis
Lucille Ball
efers to the ideal white husband and wife, along with their well-behaved children, that life in the lovely suburban neighborhood with a loving home and a white picket fence. There was a lot of hype th ... s on what it took to be a "woman". Lucille Ball, known for her main role in the television sitcom I Love Lucy, was the voice of this woman-in-distress role that was stereotypical of that era. She was ...
Subjects: Art Essays > Film & TV Studies > Actors