WHAT impact did I Love Lucy show have on American society?

Answer 1

Lucy set the tone for a perfect, loving, and healthy relationship in a marriage. American society looked up to Lucy and Ricky for happiness and shaped the way families acted and treated each other. I Love Lucy was a hilarious show with a great message to it. Families would sit down together and watch every episode every day it came on and became a very important part of society. The show also shaped what was accepted as normal in society like the way they dress, speak, act, and treat each other. The show portrayed women as maybe foolish and dumb-blondeish on a minor level but also incredibly clever and fun. The show had a big part in conformity in the 50's. (What was accepted and how everyone acted alike to be "normal")

Answer 2

Lucille Ball provided the gift of laughter to millions of people. She also served as an inspiration to women, particularly women in the entrainment industry. I Love Lucy aired for 181 episodes.

Answer 3

I Love Lucy Has Never Been Beaten In Ratings By Any Other Show In History, and It Went Off The Air Around 1956. I Love Lucy Shaped Society In The Fifties. Everyone, And Their Lovers, Mothers, Sisters and Brothers and Friends All Sat Down Once A Week To Watch I Love Lucy. This Was Very Habitual In The Fifties For Most Of America. Lucille Ball Was Known As America's Favorite Redhead, America's Funniest Female... And So On. There Is Still An I Love Lucy Convention Held Once A Year In Burbank, California In Memory Of The Hit Television Show. This Influenced Society In Many Ways. Lucille Ball set the tone for maternity fashions for two decades after that infamous airing. Ricky And Lucy Were, And Some Agree (Including Me) Still Are, America's Favorite Couple.

Answer 4

lucille ball influenced others by telling them they can do anything they put there mind to and they will succeed.

Answer 5

I Love Lucy was popular because pf it's originality and cleverness. The situations that Lucy would get herself into were absolutly ridiculous yet amazingly funny and relatable.