No one can replace Lucille Ball!

United States citizens may not realize that we own the airwaves and that included our love of comedy at its best which was "I Love Lucy"! My daughter loved watching "Lucy" and I approved of Lucy's natural image. When my Master Artist son was 10 years old, he created his artwork and descriptive text of his copyrighted original character "Sic" Man Fred registered in the Library of Congress in 1989. I wanted to make sure that Phillip Morris changed its image and back my son's character to keep the love of television and advertisers by promoting quality products not harmful products. Harmful products were used to promote "Lucy" watched by millions of American viewers on C.B.S. Phillip Morris refused to promote my young creative son and I am glad they did since my son grew up to become a true Master Artist known worldwide. Now the bad image of Phillip Morris remains with the "Ricardos" on a new network that is not owned by American citizens. Lucy had innocense and the new movie should be for a restricted viewing audience over 21! American Artists are the best of the best and should never be replaced by Actors who do not reflect the true character like "Lucy". The "Ricardos" trailer is not authentic nor true to "Lucy". "Ricardos" is not a reflection of United States citizens owned Broadcasting System remembrance of shows "we love". Advertisers should never promote false advertising!