Happy Birthday, I Love Lucy!

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Mon Oct 15, 2007 — by Shira Gregory

Happy Birthday, I Love Lucy!

Waaaaaah!

On this day in 1951, CBS first aired the hilarious classic, "I Love Lucy," and it's never been off the air since. We must also honor the memory of Lucy for inspiring countless cosplayers across the country.

Where would they be without her? Forced into the likes of Barbra Streisand and Cher? Is that really the world we would want to live in? Thanks Lucy, we owe ya.

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Anonymous (11:33 PM on Wed Oct 17, 2007)

The world would be a glorious place if there were more Barbras. Buy, alas, there is only one Goddess.

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