Sadly, Lucille passed away on April 26, 1989, at the age of 77 from an acute aortic aneurysm. Lucille made history again when she bought Desilu Productions, which made her the first woman in Hollywood history to run a major television studio. The show continued its run from 1951 to 1957 and was the number one show for four of those seasons. It made for a groundbreaking moment in television history, as CBS up to that point insisted that you couldn’t show pregnant women on TV. One of the most memorable episodes of her show is when her on-screen character Lucy gives birth to little Rick, on the same day the real-life Lucy delivered their son Desi Jr. While Lucille made the comedy of her show look natural and effortless, in reality, she was a serious artist who meticulously rehearsed every line and facial expression so that each scene was executed with perfection.
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