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Lucille Ball enjoyed popularity in films and radio through the 1940s; however, it wasn't until she entered the fledgling medium of television she tapped into her comic inspirations. Showcased via "I Love Lucy," this redheaded powerhouse defined and conquered situation comedy with breathtaking slapstick, skill and bravado to become, perhaps, TV's greatest legend, but certainly its most deserving and enduring one.
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