Superbowl-commercials.org just posted a nice snippet.

The site lists all the superbowl advertisers, and seems to agree with us: kgb users are a more advanced species of man than the rest of us.

“kgb will have one 30-second spot to air in the third quarter that will focus on their “542542″ text-answer service as a way to get information from their “special agents” instead of searching for it like some kind of neanderthal.”

Read the full article here… and more to follow soon on our appearance on Entertainment Tonight last night…

Did you know the “I Love Lucy” valentine heart opening credits were not the original credits for the show?  The original credits featured animated stick figures of the stars along with Phillip Morris cigarettes, the show’s sponsor.  The heart came along in 1958.

William Frawley and Vivian Vance were not the first choices for Fred and Ethyl.  Desi pushed to bring Frawley on board as he thought he was perfect for the role.

Lucy’s real-life pregnancy was an obstacle for the show.  Only the term “expecting” could be uttered on camera as “pregnant” would have reeled in the network censors. In fact, Lucille Ball’s pregnancy brought about the invention of the TV re-run!  Lucy was given a rest by showing episodes from the first season during her post pregnancy recuperation.

“I Love Lucy” actually started out as a radio show called “My Favorite Husband.”

Some of the classic moments of the show include Lucy and Ethyl at the chocolate factory, Lucy squashing grapes, and Vitametavegamin.

kgb_   Text your question to 542542. We answer to you.

Source: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0043208/
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