A complaint call to the White House yields unexpected results when an incensed housewife from Indiana discovers the president...
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1977
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Unable to sleep unless her television set is on, Lucy (Lucille Ball) borrows Mr. Mooney's TV while hers is on the blink....
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Mary Jane Lewis
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1968
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Former movie villain turned Hollywood producer Sheldon Leonard arranges to film a scene for his latest TV pilot at Mr....
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Mary Jane Lewis
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1967
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Hoping to attend a sale at Stacy's Department Store, Lucy (Lucille Ball) ducks out of work by fabricating a story about being...
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Mary Jane Lewis
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1967
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Accidentally tearing up an important letter, Lucy (Lucille Ball) wonders exactly who is planning to pay her a visit. Much to...
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Mary Jane Lewis
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1967
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While working overtime in the home of boss Mooney (Gale Gordon), Lucy (Lucille Ball) falls down and incurs a leg injury. At...
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Mary Jane Lewis
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1967
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Frank McHugh guest stars as Charles Snowden, a homeless hobo whom Lucy (Lucille Ball) invites home for a good hot meal. When...
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Mary Jane Lewis
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1967
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To cover up a 48-cent bank shortage, Lucy (Lucille Ball) secretly takes the missing money out of her own pocket....
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Mary Jane Lewis
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1967
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Singer Frankie Avalon guests in this episode as Thomas Cheever, the nephew of Mooney's boss Mr. Cheever (Roy Roberts)....
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Mary Jane Lewis
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1967
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Through a series of misunderstandings, Lucy (Lucille Ball) is assumed to be a notorious jewel thief called "The Red Flash"...
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Mary Jane Lewis
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1967
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In this first episode of The Lucy Show's sixth and final season, Lucy (Lucille Ball) has briefly parted company with boss...
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Mary Jane Lewis
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1967
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On the eve of her vacation to Lake Arrowhead, Lucy (Lucille Ball) is introduced to Audrey Fields (Ruta Lee), her temporarily...
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Mary Jane Lewis
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1967
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Singer-comedian Dennis Day guest stars as Cornelius Heatherington Jr. the octogenarian president of the Wesleyan bank. To...
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Mary Jane Lewis
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1967
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John Wayne, who'd made two unforgettable guest appearances on I Love Lucy, is back in the saddle for this hilarious Lucy Show...
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Mary Jane Lewis
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1966
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(Clint Walker) returns in the role of building contractor Frank Winslow, the muscular boyfriend of Lucy Carmichael...
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Mary Jane Lewis
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1966
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Carol Burnett makes her first Lucy Show appearance as Carol Bradford, a meek, frumpy librarian who has become the new...
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Mary Jane Lewis
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1966
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In desperate need of money for new furniture, Lucy (Lucille Ball) and Mary Jane (Mary Jane Croft) attempt to take advantage...
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Mary Jane Lewis
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1966
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In a moment of weakness, Mr. Mooney (Gale Gordon) permits Lucy (Lucille Ball) to try on a $6000 ring that he has purchased as...
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Mary Jane Lewis
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1966
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In this classic episode, Dean Martin appears as himself and as his own stand-in, the shy, bespectacled Ed Feldman. Thanks to...
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Mary Jane Lewis
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1966
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Mary Jane (Mary Jane Croft) warns Lucy (Lucille Ball) that she'll have a nervous breakdown if she doesn't stop working so...
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Mary Jane Lewis
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1966
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Per the episode's title, Phil Silvers appears as Oliver Kasten, the gung-ho efficiency expert hired to get the bank in top...
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Mary Jane Lewis
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1966
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This episode was designed as a lead-in for the CBS special Lucy in London, which aired on October 24, 1966. Having entered...
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Mary Jane Lewis
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1966
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Popular professional hypnotist Pat Collins appears in this episode, in which Lucy (Lucille Ball) seeks out a cure for Mr....
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Mary Jane Lewis
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1966
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Mary Jane Lewis
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1965
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Clint Walker makes the first of two series appearances as Frank Winslow, a handsome construction engineer whom Lucy falls for...
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Mary Jane Lewis
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1965
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Mary Jane Croft, who'd appeared as Audrey Simmons during the first two seasons of I Love Lucy, becomes a series regular in...
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Mary Jane Lewis
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1965
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When her son Jerry (Jimmy Garrett) needs money for a new tuba, Lucy (Lucille Ball) wangles a job at the bank. Not...
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Audrey Simmons
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1964
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When Viv (Vivian Vance) casts aspersions on Lucy's cooking, Lucy (Lucille Ball) defiantly enters a big baking contest. Things...
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Audrey Simmons
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1964
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Stingy Mr. Mooney (Gale Gordon) refuses to provide funds for the Danville Volunteer Fire Department, arguing that fire...
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Audrey Simmons
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1963
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The all-female Danville Volunteer Fire Department needs new uniforms, but there's no money in the treasury. Hoping to raise...
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Audrey Simmons
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1963
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The all-female Danville Volunteer Fire Department organizes a softball team, with Lucy (Lucille Ball) appointing herself...
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Audrey Simmons
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1963
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It's no secret that Lucy (Lucille Ball) and Viv (Vivian Vance) are the loudest and most demonstrative fans of the Little...
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Audrey Simmons
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1963
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Having passed along a blind date to Viv (Vivian Vance), Lucy (Lucille Ball) changes her mind when she meets the fellow, a...
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Audrey Simmons
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1962
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The friendship between Lucy (Lucille Ball) and Ethel (Vivian Vance) becomes strained when both vie for the attentions of...
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Betty Ramsey
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1957
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Betty Ramsey
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1957
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Lucy (Lucille Ball) decides to earn some extra spending money by going into the chicken-farming business. Ricky (Desi Arnaz)...
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Betty Ramsey
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1957
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Betty Ramsey
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1957
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Betty Ramsey
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1957
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Returning from Europe to the U.S. by plane, the Ricardos and the Mertzes must be very careful in packing their bags, since...
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Mrs. Evelyn Bixby
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1956
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Several changes occurred in the I Love Lucy format during the series' sixth and final season on the air. For one thing,...
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1956
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Friday (Jack Webb) and Smith (Ben Alexander) investigate when a woman reports that her two-year-old niece Melissa has died of...
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1956
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Mrs. Sarah Vesper (Grace Field), a lifelong friend of police detective Frank Smith (Ben Alexander), reports that several...
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1956
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Cynthia Harcourt
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1954
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Arguably the most popular TV situation comedy in the known world (and possibly a few worlds beyond that!), I Love Lucy has...
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1951
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