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Building a Barbecue

**Building a Barbecue** is the twenty-fourth episode of the sixth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred seventy-seventh overall episode of the series. It first aired 8 April 1957 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy and Ethel decide that the only way to get Ricky to build the backyard brick barbecue is to start the project themselves. Things go bad when Lucy can't find her wedding ring and decides to take apart the entire brick barbecue.
Lucy Is a Kangaroo for a Day

**Lucy Is a Kangaroo for a Day** is the seventh episode of the first season of *The Lucy Show*. It first aired 12 November 1962 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy takes a secretarial temp job to raise money for a bicycle for Jerry's birthday. Lost in a modern office, she has disastrous contacts with the electric pencil sharpener, the water cooler, and the electric typewriter. Her exasperated employer sends her out on errands, but her dress gets caught in an elevator and unravels. Not wanting to deliver contracts in her unmentionables, Lucy borrows a kangaroo costume to finish her chores.
The Business Manager

**The Business Manager** is the first episode of the fourth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the ninety-eighth overall episode of the series. It first aired 4 October 1954 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy gets several months behind in all the bills, so Ricky hires a no-nonsense business manager who puts her on a strict budget. She finds him even tighter with money than Ricky. Lucy comes up with a scheme to get some extra money that soon has her rolling in cash.
Visitor from Italy

**Visitor from Italy** is the fifth episode of the sixth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred fifty-eighth overall episode of the series. It first aired 29 October 1956 on CBS.

## Summary

When the Venetian gondolier the Ricardos met in Europe shows up in New York, a series of mishaps result in Lucy's working at a pizza parlor.
Lucy and Harpo Marx

**Lucy and Harpo Marx** is the twenty-eighth episode of the fourth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred twenty-fifth overall episode of the series. It first aired 9 May 1955 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy promised Carolyn Appleby she'd produce some real Hollywood celebrities. Now she's got to deliver. Dressing up as Clark Gable, Gary Cooper and other celebrities, she manages to fool the near-sighted Carolyn. However, the real Harpo Marx shows up only to discover Lucy dressed up as him.
Lucy's Italian Movie

**Lucy's Italian Movie** is the twenty-third episode of the fifth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred fiftieth overall episode of the series. It first aired 16 April 1956 on CBS.

## Summary

En route to Rome, an Italian producer offers Lucy a role in a film called *Bitter Grapes*. So she decides to take a job in a vineyard to absorb a little "local color." Lucy stomps grapes and picks a fight with her fellow stomper. However, by being away, she misses being selected for the role.

## Trivia

* In 1997, *TV Guide* ranked this episode #18 on its list of the 100 Greatest Episodes.
Lucy Wants New Furniture

**Lucy Wants New Furniture** is the twenty-eighth episode of the second season of *I Love Lucy*, and the sixty-third overall episode of the series. It first aired 1 June 1953 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy buys a new sofa and coffee table without Ricky's permission. He says she'll have to pay for it out of her allowance. To save money, Lucy attempts to make her own clothes and gives herself a home perm.
The Hedda Hopper Story

**The Hedda Hopper Story** is the twenty-first episode of the fourth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred eighteenth overall episode of the series. It first aired 14 March 1955 on CBS.

## Summary

Ricky's agent concocts a publicity stunt designed to land Ricky in Hedda Hopper's celebrity gossip column. They plan to "save" Lucy from drowning in the hotel pool.
The Diner

**The Diner** is the twenty-seventh episode of the third season of *I Love Lucy*, and the ninety-third overall episode of the series. It first aired 26 April 1954 on CBS.

## Summary

Ricky quits show business, and the Ricardos and the Mertzes purchase a diner together. Dissention foments as the Mertzes struggle with all the difficult cooking, while Ricky only has to be the greeter. Because of a road detour, there are very few customers.
Lucy Wiki/Policy

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The Golf Game

**The Golf Game** is the thirtieth episode of the third season of *I Love Lucy*, and the ninety-sixth overall episode of the series. It first aired 17 May 1954 on CBS.

## Summary

Ricky and Fred take up golf, and Lucy and Ethel want to join them. To scare them off, the men invent complicated and bizarre rules for the game. Professional golfer Jimmy Demaret sets the women straight and helps them turn the tables by playing a hole with Ricky and Fred, following their ridiculous system.
Lucy Is Envious

**Lucy Is Envious** is the twenty-third episode of the third season of *I Love Lucy*, and the eighty-ninth overall episode of the series. It first aired 29 March 1954 on CBS.

## Summary

After Lucy inadvertently pledges five hundred dollars to the charity run by her rich high school pal, she and Ethel pose as "women from Mars" to earn the money.
Baby Pictures

**Baby Pictures** is the fifth episode of the third season of *I Love Lucy*, and the seventy-first overall episode of the series. It first aired 2 November 1953.

## Summary

The Ricardos have decided they're not going to brag about their new baby. That changes when the Applebys start to brag about their own new baby.
I Love Lucy Comics 6

**I Love Lucy Comics 6** is an issue of the *I Love Lucy Comics* series of comic books from Dell Comics. The issue date is May-July 1955 and the cover price is ten cents.

## Stories

### **The Last Resort**

*Starring:* Lucy Ricardo, Ricky Ricardo

*Guest starring:* Ethel Mertz

*Summary:* Ricky and his band are booked at the Paradise in the Pines resort. Lucy makes Ethel distract the bus driver so she can take his place and finagle her way into the place. When they arrive, the manager shows them the contract's fine print and puts them to work washing dishes.

### **This Is No Picnic**

*Starring:* Lucy Ricardo, Ricky Ricardo

*Summary:* Ricky wants to show a Texas businessman the city, hoping he'll sign him and his band to a tour contract. Lucy suggests a beach party. Traffic to the beach is heavy, then they have to park a mile away. The beach is crowded, and urchins eat their lunch and get sand in their coffee. Lucy brings the man into the water on a rubber raft, and they are hooked by an angler on a boat who dumps them in the water. Mr. Steersanoil can't swim so Lucy drags him to shore. He rests while the Ricardos go to buy some ice cream, and another urchin buries him in sand. They dig him up and take him to the amusement park. A mishap on a parachute ride has him ready to sign a contract the moment he touches ground. Ricky and Lucy are so happy, they drive off without him.

### **A Weighty Problem**

*Starring:* Lucy Ricardo

*Guest starring:* Fred Mertz, Ricky Ricardo, Ethel Mertz

*Summary:* When Ethel needs to weigh a meat order, Fred swaps the stretchy spring from their scale with the Ricardo's. Not realizing this, Lucy thinks she's gaining weight. A day's diet doesn't improve things, so Ethel takes her to a salon. Several pieces of equipment break while she is exercising. A faulty steam box shrinks her clothes, but the manager stretches them out, but a bit too much. Meanwhile, Fred has removed the spring and gone to the hardware store to get them a new one. When Lucy returns home, she steps on the scale and it reads twenty pounds!
The Great Train Robbery

**The Great Train Robbery** is the fifth episode of the fifth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred thirty-second overall episode of the series. It first aired 31 October 1955 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy gets mixed up with a jewel thief on a cross-country rail trip that marks the end of the Hollywood sojourn. That's not the only reason it's a bumpy ride. Another is that Lucy keeps pulling the emergency-brake cord.

## Trivia

Sponsor Sanka Coffee was a background image with the credits.
The Operetta

**The Operetta** is the fifth episode of the second season of *I Love Lucy*, and the fortieth overall episode of the series. It first aired 13 October 1952 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy and Ethel decide to write an operetta for their club fundraiser. Lucy pays for the costumes and scenery with a post-dated check. Meanwhile, Ethel and Ricky persuade the chorus to join in whenever Lucy, playing "Camille, Queen of the Gypsies", starts to sing.
Lucy Builds a Rumpus Room

**Lucy Builds a Rumpus Room** is the eleventh episode of the first season of *The Lucy Show*. It first aired 10 December 1962 on CBS.

## Summary

Wanting a room in which to entertain their dates, Lucy and Viv fix up the basement to make it into a living area. They get stuck to the walls after applying heavy duty glue.
New Neighbors

**New Neighbors** is the twenty-first episode of the first season of *I Love Lucy*. It first aired 3 March 1952 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy can't resist snooping in the apartment of the building's newest renters. When she hides herself to avoid discovery, she overhears the couple talking about murdering her and Ricky, stealing their identities, and then blowing up the Capitol. Unbeknownst to Lucy, the new tenants are rehearsing a scene for their job. Lucy sneaks out and puts the apartment on lock-down as the Ricardos and Mertzes prepare to defend themselves.
The Dancing Star

**The Dancing Star** is the twenty-seventh episode of the fourth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred twenty-fourth overall episode of the series. It first aired 2 May 1955 on CBS.

## Summary

Carolyn Appleby, a friend of Lucy's, visiting from New York, wants to meet some of the stars that Lucy has befriended, starting with Van Johnson, who is appearing at the Ricardos' hotel.
The Saxophone

**The Saxophone** is the second episode of the second season of *I Love Lucy*, and the thirty-seventh overall episode of the series. It first aired 22 September 1952 on CBS.

## Summary

Ricky's band is going on tour for a series of one-night engagements. Lucy doesn't want to be left home alone, she tries to convince him that she can play a saxophone, though she can't play a single note. When that doesn't work, she tries to make him so jealous that he won't leave her by herself.
Lucy Goes to Mexico

as Spectator Opening Gate (uncredited)
Paul Cristo as Bullfight Spectator (uncredited)
Joe Dominguez

as Old Man Guarding Entrance (uncredited)
Herschel Graham

as Bullfight Spectator (uncredited)
Bert Madrid

as Bullfighter in Dressing Room (uncredited)
David O. McCall as Townsman (uncredited)
Tony Roux as Townsman (uncredited)
Tony Urchel as Bullfight Spectator (uncredited)

**Lucy Goes to Mexico** is the first episode of the second season of *The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour*, and the sixth overall episode of the series. It first aired 6 October 1958 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy and the gang go with Ricky to Mexico, where he is scheduled to appear in a show with Maurice Chevalier. Meanwhile, Lucy just happens to find herself in a bullfight.
Lucy Waits Up for Chris

**Lucy Waits Up for Chris** is the first episode of the first season of *The Lucy Show*. It first aired 1 October 1962 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy's daughter Chris goes out on a date with Alan Harper, a sixteen-year-old boy attending prep school. Chris feels her mother ruined the date by waiting up and running out to the car when the couple returned. No mischief could have occurred since Alan's parents were in the backseat because they attended the same movie as the young couple. Nevertheless, Alan asks Chris for a second date, and this time Lucy promises not to wait up for Chris. At the end of date number two, Lucy leaves the house rather than appear to be waiting up. However, she gets locked out and has to get upstairs from the outside.
Lucy's Mother-in-Law

**Lucy's Mother-in-Law** is the eighth episode of the fourth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred fifth overall episode of the series. It first aired 22 November 1954 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy tries desperately to perfect her Spanish-speaking skills in preparation for meeting her Cuban mother-in-law for the first time.
Redecorating

**Redecorating** is the eighth episode of the second season of *I Love Lucy*, and the forty-third overall episode of the series. It first aired 24 November 1952 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy and Ethel enter a contest where the grand prize is five rooms of new furniture. Ricky plays a prank on Lucy, making her think she's won. The joke backfires when Lucy sells all their old furniture to make room for the new.
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Chris' New Year's Eve Party

**Chris' New Year's Eve Party** is the fourteenth episode of the first season of *The Lucy Show*. It first aired 31 December 1962 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy's sister has eloped, but Lucy wants her to have a formal ceremony right in the house. Things get tipsy when the nervous groom spikes the punch with champagne and the girls drink it.
Homecoming

**Homecoming** is the sixth episode of the fifth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred thirty-third overall episode of the series. It first aired 7 November 1955 on CBS.

## Summary

Back in Manhattan, Ricky is surrounded by excited friends wanting to know about his picture. Soon, even Lucy starts treating him like a star.

## Trivia

* Sponsor Sanka Coffee was a background image with the credits.
The Lucy Show

**The Lucy Show** is an American television sitcom starring Lucille Ball and Vivian Vance. It ran 156 episodes over six seasons from 1 October 1962 through 11 March 1968.

## Summary

Lucy Carmichael, a widow with two children, Chris and Jerry, lives in Danfield, New York, sharing her home with divorced friend Vivian Bagley and her son, Sherman. Lucy had been left with a substantial trust fund by her late husband, which was managed by local banker Mr. Barnsdahl.

## Episodes

*Main article: List of The Lucy Show episodes*
## Trivia

* The book on which the show was based, Irene Kampen's *Life Without George*, centered on two divorcées living together in the same house raising their children.
The Audition

**The Audition** is the sixth episode of the first season of *I Love Lucy*. It first aired 19 November 1951 on CBS.

## Summary

Ricky tries to keep Lucy away from the club while he does a TV audition. When a clown in his act has an accident and can't perform, Lucy secretly takes his place.

## Trivia

* This episode is a remake of the unaired Pilot.
Desert Island

**Desert Island** is the eighth episode of the sixth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred sixty-first overall episode of the series. It first aired 26 November 1956 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy and Ethel's scheme to prevent the boys from judging a beauty contest leaves the Ricardos and the Mertzes marooned on a desert island.
Return Home from Europe

**Return Home from Europe** is the twenty-sixth episode of the fifth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred fifty-third overall episode of the series. It first aired 14 May 1956 on CBS.

## Summary

Homeward-bound from Europe, Lucy tries to get out of paying duties by disguising a big Italian cheese as a swaddled baby, much to the consternation of the new mother seated next to her on the plane.
Lucy Misses the Mertzes

**Lucy Misses the Mertzes** is the seventeenth episode of the sixth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred seventieth overall episode of the series. It first aired 11 February 1957 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy and Ricky miss the Mertzes so much that they decide to take the train to New York to surprise them. But Fred and Ethel have the same idea, and are on their way to Connecticut!

## Trivia

* Little Ricky spends the night with the Munsons, the first in a series of babysitters which runs up to the last episode of *The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour* in 1960. At that time his age is around nine.
* Ethel mentions Elvis Presley, the only time he is noted on the show.
Never Do Business with Friends

**Never Do Business with Friends** is the thirty-first episode of the second season of *I Love Lucy*, and the sixty-sixth overall episode of the series. It first aired 29 June 1953.

## Summary

When the Ricardos buy a new washing machine sell their old one to the Mertzes, who find that it needs repairs and demand their money back, but then change their mind again. In the ensuing argument over who owns the machine, they accidentally push the washer off the balcony.
Lucy Goes to Sun Valley

**Lucy Goes to Sun Valley** is the fifth episode of the first season of *The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour*. It first aired 14 April 1958 on CBS.

## Summary

Tired of being second in Ricky's life, Lucy drags Ethel to a ski resort on the second Ricardo's honeymoon and succeeds at enraging Ricky's short temper with extreme jealousy with Fernando Lamas.

The Ricardos plan to spend their second honeymoon in Sun Valley, Idaho. Ricky learns that he is to appear with Fred and Little Ricky on a TV show and cancels the vacation. Lucy and Ethel decide to go by themselves. There they meet Fernando Lamas, who is staying at the same lodge.

She schemes to make Ricky jealous by having Ethel take a picture of them skiing together and hinting that they have been seeing a lot of each other. While Ethel focuses the camera, Lucy leans forward a little too far, and she and Fernando slide down the ski slope with her riding piggyback on his shoulders. Fernando lands in a tree and breaks two ribs. Ricky is not fooled.

Fred and Ricky are lonely without their wives, however, and rush to Sun Valley anyway. Lucy is furious that Ricky didn't believe her and rejects her husband's affection. Ricky, Ethel, and Fred each interrupt Lamas' shower to ask him to flirt with Lucy at an afternoon skating party so Ricky can feign jealousy and convince Lucy that he loves her. Unfortunately, Lamas goes too far and Ricky loses his temper, and each gives the other a black eye.
Lucy's Last Birthday

**Lucy's Last Birthday** is the twenty-fifth episode of the second season of *I Love Lucy*, and the sixtieth overall episode of the series. It first aired 11 May 1953.

## Summary

It seems that everyone has forgotten Lucy's birthday, so she becomes depressed and wanders around town. She meets the "Friends of the Friendless" in the park, and joins the ranks of their unhappy mob. They all march to Ricky's club to protest, but find a surprise party is waiting for the birthday girl!
Aunt Martha

**Aunt Martha** is a character on *I Love Lucy*.

## About Martha

She is Lucy Ricardo's aunt. She has a delicious recipe for salad dressing which inspires Lucy to market it.

She once gave the Ricardos a vase they thought was ugly, but forgot about it, thought it was ugly herself, and accidentally broke it.

## References

1. ↑ The Million-Dollar Idea
2. ↑ Handle with Care
The Ricardos Visit Cuba

**The Ricardos Visit Cuba** is the ninth episode of the sixth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred sixty-second overall episode of the series. It first aired 3 December 1956 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy is bent on impressing Ricky's family when they visit Havana, Cuba, but she can't seem to say or do anything right.
The Sublease

**The Sublease** is the thirty-first episode of the third season of *I Love Lucy*, and the ninety-seventh overall episode of the series. It first aired 24 May 1954 on CBS.

## Summary

The Ricardos have sublet their apartment. But Lucy, deciding they were too hasty, tries to frighten away the new tenant. After discovering that the new tenant was a witness in a murder trial, Lucy and Ethel decide to stage a murder in front of him.
Lucy Meets The Mustache

**Lucy Meets The Mustache** is the third episode of the third season of *The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour*, and the thirteenth and final overall episode of the series. It first aired 1 April 1960 on CBS.

## Summary

Ricky is depressed because he has not been getting any TV offers lately, so Lucy, Fred, and Ethel try to get him a job on Ernie Kovacs' show.
Lucy and Superman

**Lucy and Superman** is the thirteenth episode of the sixth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred sixty-sixth overall episode of the series. It first aired 14 January 1957 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy promises to produce Superman (George Reeves) for Little Ricky's fifth birthday party, but must make alternate plans when he is unable to attend. She hastily tries to impersonate Superman, but gets locked out on the balcony with the pigeons.

## Trivia

* George Reeves did originally receive voice-over screen credit for this episode, although it was subsequently cut from the syndicated version.
* After the closing credits, a disclaimer appeared on the screen that said: Superman Character, Feats and Narrative Copyrighted by National Comics Publications, Inc., 1956
The Girls Want to Go to a Nightclub

**The Girls Want to Go to a Nightclub** is the first episode of the first season of *I Love Lucy*. It first aired 15 October 1951 on CBS.

## Summary

It's the Mertzes' wedding anniversary, and they're celebrating with the Ricardos. The girls want to go to The Copacabana, but the boys would rather go to the prize fights. An old friend helps the girls play a trick on their husbands, but the men see through the ruse and turn the tables on them.
Lucy Meets Orson Welles

### Guest starring:

Ellen Corby as Miss HannaOrson Welles as HimselfFred Aldrich as CustomerBennett Green as CustomerRichard Keith as Little RickyLou Krugman as Babalu ManagerHazel Pierce as CustomerJack Rice as Macy's Clerk

## Crew

### Written by:

Madelyn Pugh
Bob Carroll, Jr.
Bob Schiller
Bob Weiskopf

### Director:

James V. Kern

**Lucy Meets Orson Welles** is the third episode of the sixth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred fifty-sixth overall episode of the series. It first aired 15 October 1956 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy wangles a job as Orson Welles's assistant when he appears at Ricky's club. He's doing a magic act, but Lucy's doing Shakespeare.
Feature Films Magazine 4

**Feature Films Magazine 4** is an issue of the National comics series. The issue date is Sept-Oct 1950 and the cover price is ten cents.

## Stories

### **Fancy Pants**

A pictorial adaptation of the film, *Fancy Pants*

### **Video Laffs**

*Summary:* Henry reasons that his wife wants money when she lets him watch his sports.

### **Honey in Hollywood**

*Summary:* Honey is excited to appear on a float in the Tournament of Roses Parade because her face will be seen all over the country. Unfortunately, her character is wearing so much makeup, she's unrecognizable.

### **The Tops in Pops**

(Information feature)

*Summary:* Music news is featured about Tommy Dorsey, Perry Como, Sharkey and His Kings of Dixieland, Paul Weston, Jan Garber, Kitty Kallen, Bobby Sherwood, Frankie Laine, Arthur Godfrey, Frank Sinatra, The Andrews Sisters, Connie Haines, Billy Eckstine, Johnny Desmond, and The Striders.

### **Radio Beams**

*Summary:* A boy wins a radio quiz program, and the announcer tells him to choose a prize from whatever he sees. He goes to the window and sees a peddler pushing an ice cream cart.

### **The Road to Stardom**

*Summary:* Lucille Ball's long path to stardom is depicted.

### **Movie Mirth**

*Summary:* A cinema displays a sign advertising its air conditioning. A smart alec passing by asks the ticket seller if it's true. When she says yes, he joins her in the ticket booth.

### **The Dodo and the Frog Ask "How Are Your Manners Out-of-Doors?"**

(Public service announcement)

*Summary:* As animals decry their visitors' mess, Farmer Brown teaches the young campers some manners.

### **The Golden Gloves Story**

A pictorial adaptation of the film, *The Golden Gloves Story*

### **Screen Scrapbook**

(Information feature)

*Summary:* Hollywood news is featured about Jane Wyman, palm trees, Raymond Massey, and Dennis Morgan.

### **Hollywood Ha-Lights**

*Summary:* Crooks hold up a movie studio but quickly surrender when hundreds of cops arrive on the scene. The producers thank the men, who reveal they are extras they hired for a mystery flick.

### **Honey in Hollywood**

*Summary:* When Honey has to do a particularly rainy scene, she thanks her agent with ten percent of the water.
Lucy's Show Biz Swan Song

**Lucy's Show Biz Swan Song** is the twelfth episode of the second season of *I Love Lucy*, and the forty-seventh overall episode of the series. It first aired 22 December 1952 on CBS.

## Summary

Even with motherhood fast approaching, Lucy still wants to be part of the barbershop quartet in Ricky's "Gay '90s Revue."
Lucy Goes to Monte Carlo

**Lucy Goes to Monte Carlo** is the twenty-fifth episode of the fifth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred fifty-second overall episode of the series. It first aired 7 May 1956 on CBS.

## Summary

Ricky has declared the Monte Carlo Casino out-of-bounds for Lucy, but she and Ethel "just happen" to eat dinner there. When she accidentally wins a fortune, she tries to hide it from Ricky.
The Lucy Show 1

**The Lucy Show 1** is an issue of *The Lucy Show* series of comic books from Gold Key Comics. The issue date is June 1963 and the cover price is twelve cents.

## Stories

### **Keys of Knowledge**

(Information feature)

Trees number 11 - Horsechestnut

### **The Professor Trap**

*Starring:* Lucy Carmichael, Vivian Bagley

*Guest starring:* Jerry Carmichael, Chris Carmichael, Sherman Bagley

*Summary:* Lucy and Viv think Chris has fallen for her professor, so they try to shoo him off.
Hollywood Anniversary

**Hollywood Anniversary** is the twenty-fourth episode of the fourth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred twenty-first overall episode of the series. It first aired 4 April 1955 on CBS.

## Summary

Ricky has forgotten the date of their anniversary, but he has a scheme to convince Lucy that he knew it all along.

## Trivia

* The week after this episode aired, "Mr. and Mrs. TV Show" was shown since it was preempted from its original time slot. The next episode, "The Star Upstairs", aired the following week.
The Young Fans

**The Young Fans** is the twentieth episode of the first season of *I Love Lucy*. It first aired 25 February 1952 on CBS.

## Summary

A teenager has a crush on Ricky. Lucy tries pairing her up with another teenager and teaches the boy to dance, but her good intentions backfire when he falls for her! The "old" couple make themselves appear even older to scare away their admirers.
Lucy Is Matchmaker

**Lucy Is Matchmaker** is the twenty-seventh episode of the second season of *I Love Lucy*, and the sixty-second overall episode of the series. It first aired 25 May 1953 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy tries to fix up her girlfriend with a bachelor friend of the Mertzes but ends up as an unwitting third party in a love triangle.
Lucy Buys a Sheep

**Lucy Buys a Sheep** is the fifth episode of the first season of *The Lucy Show*. It first aired 29 October 1962 on CBS.

## Summary

At Sherman's suggestion, Lucy solves the lawn mowing problem by buying a sheep to eat the grass. When winter weather comes, Clementine the sheep has to spend the night in the house with Lucy, Viv and the kids, and it keeps them all awake.
Ethel's Birthday

**Ethel's Birthday** is the ninth episode of the fourth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred sixth overall episode of the series. It first aired 29 November 1954 on CBS.

## Summary

Fred asks Lucy to choose something special for him to give Ethel for her birthday. Ethel opens the gift, then complains that Fred's choice of presents is getting worse every year.
The Star Upstairs

**The Star Upstairs** is the twenty-fifth episode of the fourth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred twenty-second overall episode of the series. It first aired 18 April 1955 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy poses as a bellboy to gain entrance to movie star Cornel Wilde's hotel room. It's getting out of the room that proves to be tougher with dangling down off the balcony to his room.
Cuban Pals

**Cuban Pals** is the twenty-eighth episode of the first season of *I Love Lucy*. It first aired 21 April 1952 on CBS.

## Summary

A visiting Cuban dance troupe asks Ricky to do a number with "Little Renita Perez," a little girl he used to dance with in Havana. Lucy's all for it, until she realizes that "Little Renita" is now a fully grown woman. She takes Renita's place at the club, but Ricky switches numbers, and Lucy is chased by a man in full voodoo garb!
Lucy and John Wayne

**Lucy and John Wayne** is the second episode of the fifth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred twenty-ninth overall episode of the series. It first aired 10 October 1955 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy and Ethel have made off with the cement slab of John Wayne's footprints. Now the police are called in to investigate.
Lucy Visits Grauman's

**Lucy Visits Grauman's** is the first episode of the fifth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred twenty-eighth overall episode of the series. It first aired 3 October 1955 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy discovers that the cement slab with John Wayne's footprints in front of Grauman's Chinese Theater has come loose. Lucy talks Ethel into helping her steal the slab, and they make their get-away, but Lucy gets her foot caught in a bucket of cement.
The Benefit

**The Benefit** is the thirteenth episode of the first season of *I Love Lucy*. It first aired 7 January 1952 on CBS.

## Summary

Ethel wants to have Ricky perform for the club's benefit show. Lucy sees an opportunity to start a husband and wife act.

## Trivia

* This episode was edited together with "Breaking the Lease", "The Ballet", and twenty minutes of new footage to create the unreleased *I Love Lucy* movie in 1953.
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Lucy Meets the Queen

**Lucy Meets the Queen** is the fifteenth episode of the fifth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred forty-second overall episode of the series. It first aired 30 January 1956 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy and Ethel go looking for Queen Elizabeth II on their first day in London, but no luck. When they arrive back at the hotel, Ricky tells her she's going to be presented to the Queen the next evening.
The Ricardos Go to Japan

**The Ricardos Go to Japan** is the second episode of the third season of *The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour*, and the twelfth overall episode of the series. It first aired 27 November 1959 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy encounters Bob Cummings on a business trip to Japan. Lucy wants real pearls while in Tokyo and dresses up as a geisha to see that she gets them.
Lucy Changes Her Mind

**Lucy Changes Her Mind** is the twenty-first episode of the second season of *I Love Lucy*, and the fifty-sixth overall episode of the series. It first aired 30 March 1953 on CBS.

## Summary

Whether it's getting dressed or ordering dinner at a restaurant, Lucy seems unable to finish anything without changing her mind. Ricky loses his temper, so Lucy tries to play a trick on him, and finishes an old, unfinished love letter to a beau from high school. Fred warns Ricky of Lucy's plot, and Lucy is soon in over her head.
Pilot

The **Pilot** episode of *I Love Lucy* was filmed before a live audience 2 March 1951. Though it helped sell the show CBS, the pilot did not air until many decades later, on 30 April 1990.

## Summary

Ricky tries to keep Lucy from auditioning for a TV show, but when a clown performer becomes unavailable, Lucy surreptitiously takes his place.

## Trivia

* It was remade as the sixth episode, "The Audition".
Ricky's Contract

**Ricky's Contract** is the tenth episode of the fourth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred seventh overall episode of the series. It first aired 6 December 1954 on CBS.

## Summary

Ricky's still waiting for the results of his screen test, and his anxious attitude is getting on everyone's nerves. Things get worse when Fred leaves a note saying he got the job, while the call still hasn't come.

## Trivia

* According to a CBS press release of 14 August 1954, this episode was to be broadcast in color, but ultimately plans to film it in color were abandoned.
The Quiz Show

**The Quiz Show** is the fifth episode of the first season of *I Love Lucy*. It first aired 12 November 1951 on CBS.

## Summary

When Lucy falls months behind in her household bills, she is desperate for money so Ricky won't find out. She learns of a thousand-dollar prize on a radio show, but to win, she must introduce a stranger to Ricky as her "long lost husband."
Lucy Gets into Pictures

**Lucy Gets into Pictures** is the nineteenth episode of the fourth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred sixteenth overall episode of the series. It first aired 21 February 1955 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy finally gets her chance to be in show business. She lands a part as a murdered showgirl in a major MGM musical.
The Ballet

**The Ballet** is the nineteenth episode of the first season of *I Love Lucy*. It first aired 18 February 1952 on CBS.

## Summary

Trying to get into Ricky's show, Lucy claims to have once been a ballerina, then rushes to take ballet lessons. Later she has a lesson in burlesque from a professional comic who teaches her the classic "Slowly I turned" routine.

## Trivia

* This episode was edited together with "The Benefit", "Breaking the Lease", and twenty minutes of new footage to create the unreleased *I Love Lucy* movie.
Hollywood at Last!

**Hollywood at Last!** is the seventeenth episode of the fourth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred fourteenth overall episode of the series. It first aired 7 February 1955 on CBS.

## Summary

Arriving in Hollywood, Lucy goes star hunting at the Brown Derby restaurant, and finds William Holden and Eve Arden, annoying Holden by staring at him from behind a potted plant and then getting him hit in the face with a pie.
The Passports

**The Passports** is the eleventh episode of the fifth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred thirty-eighth overall episode of the series. It first aired 19 December 1955 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy needs her birth certificate in order to get her passport, but Jamestown has no record of her being born. She devises a way to sneak to Europe with the others: hide in a large steamer trunk. Naturally, she ends up locked in the trunk, and no one has a key.

## Trivia

* Jamestown is Lucille Ball's real birthplace.
The Freezer

**The Freezer** is the twenty-ninth episode of the first season of *I Love Lucy*. It first aired 28 April 1952 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy and Ethel buy a used meat freezer and have it installed in the basement They each order a side of beef, unaware of how much a side is. Then they must try to get rid of the excess before Ricky and Fred find out. They first try by peddling it to customers outside a butcher shop, but this fails when management shows up. Their next attempt involves hiding the beef in the apartment's furnace. When Lucy starts to move the meat, she is accidentally locked inside the freezer and is frozen stiff!
Lucy Goes to Alaska

(uncredited)

**Lucy Goes to Alaska** is the third episode of the second season of *The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour*, and the eighth overall episode of the series. It first aired 9 February 1959 on CBS.

## Summary

Ricky and Fred buy some property in Alaska. The Ricardos and Merztes go to inspect it, but there are no rooms available, so they share a suite with Red Skelton. Lucy does a show with him Lucy repeatedly falls out of a hammock in their overcrowded bedroom, and panics while flying a small bush airplane with Red.
Lucy Is a Referee

as Football Team
Desi Arnaz Jr. as Billy (uncredited)
Lucie Arnaz as Spectator (uncredited)

**Lucy Is a Referee** is the third episode of the first season of *The Lucy Show*. It first aired 15 October 1962 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy becomes a referee at a football game. After her incompetence gets both teams disqualified, she scrambles to make it up to them.
Lucy Hires an English Tutor

**Lucy Hires an English Tutor** is the thirteenth episode of the second season of *I Love Lucy*, and the forty-eighth overall episode of the series. It first aired 29 December 1952 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy wants her baby to be raised in the "proper vocal environment," so she hires a tutor to teach Ricky proper English diction. The tutor turns out to be a struggling actor, and hopes that Ricky will give him a break. Lucy, Ricky, Fred, and Ethel all sing a ridiculous song composed by the tutor.
Ricky's European Booking

**Ricky's European Booking** is the tenth episode of the fifth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred thirty-seventh overall episode of the series. It first aired 12 December 1955 on CBS.

## Summary

Ricky's band is booked in Europe, and the girls can only go if they can come up with enough money to pay their own way. They run a raffle benefiting a made-up charity called "Ladies Overseas Aid" and nearly get arrested for it until the president of the real charity shows up to collect the proceeds.

## Trivia

* Desi and The Pied Pipers "Forever, Darling", the theme song of the upcoming Ball-Arnaz picture of the same name, released three months after this episode to critical lambasting and audience indifference.
Lucy and the Loving Cup

**Lucy and the Loving Cup** is the twelfth episode of the sixth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred sixty-fifth overall episode of the series. It first aired 7 January 1957 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy jokingly dons a loving cup Ricky is supposed to present to jockey Johnny Longden, but then she can't get it off her head.
First Stop

**First Stop** is the fourteenth episode of the fourth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred eleventh overall episode of the series. It first aired 17 January 1955 on CBS.

## Summary

After a long day of non-stop driving, the Ricardos and the Mertzes pull into a run-down cafe somewhere near Cincinnati that has nothing but frozen cheese sandwiches. The beds in their sparse cabin, with sagging mattresses, scoot back and forth across the floor every time a noisy train passes nearby.
Lucy Gets Ricky on the Radio

**Lucy Gets Ricky on the Radio** is the thirty-second episode of the first season of *I Love Lucy*. It first aired 19 May 1952 on CBS.

## Summary

When listening to a radio quiz show, Ricky answers all the questions correctly. He was pulling a prank, and got the answers beforehand from a friend at the station. However, Lucy, still in the dark, is so impressed that she enters him and her on the show as contestants.
Lucy's Night in Town

**Lucy's Night in Town** is the twenty-second episode of the sixth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred seventy-fifth overall episode of the series. It first aired 25 March 1957 on CBS.

## Summary

In Manhattan for dinner and a hit Broadway show, *The Most Happy Fella*, Lucy discovers that their tickets were instead for the matinée performance.

## Trivia

* Desilu Productions owned a large portion of the show, and was cross-promoting in this episode.
Bullfight Dance

**Bullfight Dance** is the twenty-third episode of the fourth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred twentieth overall episode of the series. It first aired 28 March 1955 on CBS.

## Summary

Ricky asks Lucy to appear in a Spanish dance number on his "Heart Fund" show. Lucy envisions herself as an exotic Senorita, but Ricky has something altogether different in mind.
The Diet

**The Diet** is the third episode of the first season of *I Love Lucy*. It first aired 29 October 1951 on CBS.

## Summary

Ricky provides an incentive for Lucy's diet by telling her she can appear in his show if she can fit into a size 12. Can Lucy resist the temptations of eating and lose twelve pounds in four days?
Face to Face

**Face to Face** is the seventh episode of the fifth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred thirty-fourth overall episode of the series. It first aired 14 November 1955 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy and Ricky are scheduled to appear on Ed Warren's TV interview show, *Face to Face*, at their home. But Ricky's new agent says the apartment is a "dump," and urges them to move into ritzier quarters.
Lucy in the Swiss Alps

**Lucy in the Swiss Alps** is the twenty-first episode of the fifth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred forty-eighth overall episode of the series. It first aired 26 March 1956 on CBS.

## Summary

The Ricardos and the Mertzes go mountain climbing in the Swiss Alps, and are stuck in a cabin with little to eat, after an avalanche.
Ricky's Old Girlfriend

**Ricky's Old Girlfriend** is the twelfth episode of the third season of *I Love Lucy*, and the seventy-eighth overall episode of the series. It first aired 21 December 1953.

## Summary

Lucy wants to know about Ricky's old girlfriends, so he invents one named Carlotta Romero. Then a singer with that name shows up in town.
The Celebrity Next Door

### Guest starring:

Tallulah Bankhead as HerselfRichard Keith as Little RickyRichard Deacon as Winslow, the ButlerElvia Allman as Ida ThompsonPhyllis Kennedy as Maid

## Crew

### Written by:

Bob Carroll, Jr.
Madelyn Pugh
Bob Schiller
Bob Weiskopf

### Director:

Jerry Thorpe

**The Celebrity Next Door** is the second episode of the first season of *The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour*. It first aired 3 December 1957 on CBS.

## Summary

Tallulah Bankhead moves into the house next to the Ricardos. Once Lucy discovers that a celebrity is in her midst, she tries to win her friendship by inviting her to an elegant dinner party with Fred and Ethel posing as hired help. Before long, Lucy has Ms. Bankhead and the entire gang involved with a local PTA show.

## Trivia

* Bette Davis was originally booked as the next-door celebrity, but suffered a horseback riding accident. Bankhead was the producers' second choice.
Lucy Is Enceinte

**Lucy Is Enceinte** is the tenth episode of the second season of *I Love Lucy*, and the forty-fifth overall episode of the series. It first aired 8 December 1952 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy feels strange, and Ethel thinks Lucy might be pregnant! Lucy laughs, but when she comes back from a doctor's visit, she reveals that Ethel was right. Lucy tries to prepare the "perfect" moment to tell Ricky, but his business at the club keeps him too busy. Eventually, Lucy goes to the club and anonymously requests that Ricky perform his song "We're Having a Baby". Ricky gets quite a surprise when he finds out who requested the song!
Ricky Needs an Agent

**Ricky Needs an Agent** is the twenty-ninth episode of the fourth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred twenty-sixth overall episode of the series. It first aired 16 May 1955 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy pretends to be Ricky's agent and tries to bluff a studio executive into casting Ricky in a film, but accidentally gets him released from his contract instead.
Nuage de Lys est jalouse de sa soeur !

## Informations supplémentaires

### Résumé

Nuage de Lys est jalouse de sa soeur, et va tout faire pour la rendre à son tour jalouse.

### Personnages

Nuage de Lys, Plume de Faucon et Nuage de Colombe.

## Bonus

### Récompenses

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Nuage de Lys était depuis longtemps jalouse de sa soeur, et décida un jour de la rendre jalouse à son tour en s'entraînant dans la Forêt Sombre. Quelle peste !

**Nuage de Lys :** Hey t'as vu je suis maintenant plus forte que toi !

La chatte grise lui montre ses biscotos.

**Nuage de Lys :** Et c'est ce charmant Plume de Faucon qui m'a montrer comment être plus forte ! Oh, je l'adore !

**Nuage de Colombe :** Ah. Juste, je m'en fous un peu, de ce Plume de Faucon.

*Nuage de Lys montre les crocs, ce qui fait changer la phrase de Nuage de Colombe.*

**Nuage de Colombe :** Mais t'as force, par contre, je l'admire.

**Nuage de Lys :** Il y a intérêt !

Nuage de Lys, furieuse, rejoignit son entraîneur de combat, près de l'arbre.

**Nuage de Lys :** Juste, tu peux m'aider à être encore plus FORTE que je ne le suis ?

**Plume de Faucon :** Mmm... Pourquoi pas.

**Nuage de Lys :** Aller !!!! S'teuplaît !!!

*Plume de Faucon lève les yeux au ciel, exaspéré*

**Plume de Faucon :** Ok, mais promets moi après qu'on se marie !

**Nuage de Lys :** Pk ??? T'es moche et t'es gros, non merci.

**Plume de Faucon :** Et bien, le moche qui est gros ne te dira pas comment être plus forte, dans ce cas.

**Nuage de Lys :** Euh !! Ok, je veux bien.

**Nuage de Colombe :** Héé ! J'ai tout entendue, derrière mon buisson !

*Les deux chats se retournent, surpris. Que fait-elle ici ??*

**Nuage de Colombe :** Ok les amoureux, j'me casse d'ici !

*Ils s'exclamment en même temps : on n'est pas amoureux !!*

*Nuage de Lys se retourne, étonnée :*

**Nuage de Lys :** Mais c'est pas toi qui disais que tu voulais que je sois ton épouse ?

**Plume de Faucon :** Euh... C'est comme tu veux.

**Nuage de Lys :** Je viens de te le dire ! T'es sourd ou quoi !?

**Plume de Faucon :** Dans ce cas, commençons l'entraînement.

*Les deux chats se mirent donc à l'entraînement. Quand Nuage de Lys se mit à la branche la plus haute pour sauter, Nuage de Colombe dit :*

**Nuage de Colombe :** Elle va se tuer.

**Plume de Faucon :** N'importe quoi ! Je suis sûr qu'elle va réussir à redescendre rapidement.

*Aller ! Nuage de Lys saute.*

**Nuage de Colombe :** Elle va se tuer.

**Plume de Faucon :** Tais-toi !

**Nuage de Lys :** Aaaah ! J'adore la sensa... ***Patatra !!***

*Nuage de Lys tombe la tête la première, elle meurt donc.*

**Nuage de Colombe :** Elle va se tuer.

*Plume de Faucon la regarde, ahuri, et dit :*

**Plume de Faucon :** Sauf qu'elle est déjà morte !