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The 22 pages that link to Lucille Ball, each with the reason it gives.

• Comic timingRelated: Her expressive reactions and pauses made timing central to her physical and verbal comedy.

• Television actingRelated: Her physical comedy and control of multi-camera performance helped define the television sitcom.

• I Love LucyRelated: Her comic performance as Lucy Ricardo anchored the series.

• Star Trek: The Original SeriesRelated: As head of Desilu, she supported production of the series despite doubts about its commercial prospects.

• Desilu ProductionsRelated: Ball co-founded Desilu and helped make it a leading independent television studio.

• Gene RoddenberryRelated: As Desilu's head, Ball supported the production of the original Star Trek.

• Women in comedyRelated: Her comic acting and studio leadership made her a major force in television production.

• American comedyRelated: Her physical comedy and production work helped shape television sitcom conventions.

• Carol BurnettRelated: Ball’s success as a woman leading television comedy preceded and helped frame Burnett’s career.

• Max FactorRelated: Ball was among the performers associated with Factor’s makeup artistry.

• Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy SeriesRelated: Her 1952 win was the category’s first, establishing a landmark for television comedy.

• Situation comedy in the United StatesRelated: Her performance and production leadership shaped the sitcom's star-driven model.

• Desi ArnazRelated: She co-starred with Arnaz and co-founded Desilu Productions with him.

• Maureen O'HaraRelated: Ball and O’Hara starred together in the 1963 comedy film Critic’s Choice.

• Burns and AllenRelated: Ball’s television comedy followed the era in which Burns and Allen made a married comic pair central.

• Red SkeltonRelated: Ball and Skelton were major comedians whose careers grew alongside American broadcast entertainment.