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| − | "'''''I Love Lucy'''''" was a [[television]] show |
+ | "'''''I Love Lucy'''''" was a [[television]] show which aired on [[Earth]] during the [[1950]]'s. |
While stranded on Earth, the [[Vulcan]] [[Mestral]] watched the show. At one point T'Pol wanted him to go to retrieve something from [[Vulcan survey ship|their crashed ship]], but he didn't want to miss that night's episode. ([[ENT]]: "[[Carbon Creek]]") |
While stranded on Earth, the [[Vulcan]] [[Mestral]] watched the show. At one point T'Pol wanted him to go to retrieve something from [[Vulcan survey ship|their crashed ship]], but he didn't want to miss that night's episode. ([[ENT]]: "[[Carbon Creek]]") |
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| + | :''In reality, ''[[Star Trek]]'', in the [[production timeline|1960s]], was originally a product of [[Desilu Studios]], which was owned by ''I Love Lucy'' star Lucille Ball. She was reportedly even on set for filming of some episodes, such as [[TOS]]: "[[Where No Man Has Gone Before]]".'' |
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Revision as of 13:55, 1 September 2005
"I Love Lucy" was a television show which aired on Earth during the 1950's.
While stranded on Earth, the Vulcan Mestral watched the show. At one point T'Pol wanted him to go to retrieve something from their crashed ship, but he didn't want to miss that night's episode. (ENT: "Carbon Creek")
- In reality, Star Trek, in the 1960s, was originally a product of Desilu Studios, which was owned by I Love Lucy star Lucille Ball. She was reportedly even on set for filming of some episodes, such as TOS: "Where No Man Has Gone Before".
External links
- I Love Lucy at Wikipedia
- Template:IMDb-link