Could "I Love Lucy" say the word "pregnant"?
When Lucille Ball's real pregnancy was written into "I Love Lucy," CBS wouldn't let the show say "pregnant," so the characters said "expecting" instead.
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When Lucille Ball's real pregnancy was written into "I Love Lucy," CBS wouldn't let the show say "pregnant," so the characters said "expecting" instead.
After Michelangelo's death, painter Daniele da Volterra was hired to paint clothing over nude figures in "The Last Judgment," earning him the nickname "the breeches maker."