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The I Love Lucy Scrapbook

Chronicling the many special moments of the years the sitcom was in production, this amazing collection of unusual mementos creates a truly unique interactive history. Each of the 193 episodes is covered, with hundreds of photos, fun facts, and authentic, personal notes. Featuring reproductions of such never-before-seen rarities as Little Ricky's birth certificate from “Lucy Goes to the Hospital,” a candy wrapper from “Job Switching,” and Lucy and Ethel's sightseeing tour bus tickets from “The Tour,” you can revisit your favorite moments. Read the label on Lucy's favorite energy drink, Vitameatavegamin, or laugh at Ricky's frantic telegram to the Marriage License Bureau in “Hollywood Anniversary.” Historic materials and the detailed narrative of Elisabeth Edwards-longtime author and friend of the families-combine in a unique experience for the true fan.

64 pages, Hardcover

First published October 28, 2006

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April 21, 2018
I have always loved Lucille Ball and Vivian Vance!
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February 22, 2021
As a fan of I love Lucy, I had to read this!! Full of pictures and facts about the show! 10/10 recommend!
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January 25, 2015

Fun to read.

I am reminded, though, of how much time I spent watching I Love Lucy reruns. Surely I've seen every episode many, many times. And yet it is not because I was a super fan but because, literally, it was all that was available to watch on those afternoons after school. Interesting to realize, probably nothing in the future will ever have the benefit of so many viewers simply because it is the ONLY thing worth watching for the masses.
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