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📺Robert Stack reads a message Desi Arnaz wrote about Lucille Ball. 👉Desi had passed away 5 days before this night. In it, Desi gives Lucy the overwhelming credit for the success of I Love Lucy, calling himself and the others “damn good props” while saying she was the show....

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