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Lucy Goes to Scotland

**Lucy Goes to Scotland** is the seventeenth episode of the fifth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred forty-fourth overall episode of the series. It first aired 20 February 1956 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy finds herself in her ancestral village in Scotland. The villagers are delighted at her arrival, as it is once again the year when they must sacrifice a McGillicuddy to a man-eating, two-headed dragon (Fred and Ethel)--and until Lucy showed up, the clan was believed to be extinct. Will "Scotty McTavish McDougal McCardo" (Ricky) fight the dragon to save Lucy's life?
The Camping Trip

**The Camping Trip** is the twenty-ninth episode of the second season of *I Love Lucy*, and the sixty-fourth overall episode of the series. It first aired 8 June 1953 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy thinks she and Ricky are drifting apart and wants to prove they have common interests. She finally goes too far when she decides to join him and his friends on a camping trip. Fred suggests that Ricky take Lucy into the wilderness for some "camping practice" to scare her, but Lucy and Ethel team up to thwart their husbands.
Home Movies

**Home Movies** is the twentieth episode of the third season of *I Love Lucy*, and the eighty-sixth overall episode of the series. It first aired 1 March 1954 on CBS.

## Summary

Ricky's home movies inspire Lucy to become a professional filmmaker, with disastrous results when Ricky's TV pilot is shown with Lucy's footage spliced in.
Lucy Writes a Novel

**Lucy Writes a Novel** is the twenty-fourth episode of the third season of *I Love Lucy*, and the ninetieth overall episode of the series. It first aired 5 April 1954 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy reads about a housewife who makes a fortune writing a novel in her spare time, so she takes a crack at it by writing her first novel, *Real Gone with the Wind*. However, Ricky, Ethel, and Fred don't like the way Lucy has portrayed them and try to stop the book from being published.
List of The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour episodes

Episodes of the television series, *The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour*:

## Season One

* Lucy Takes a Cruise to Havana
* The Celebrity Next Door
* Lucy Hunts Uranium
* Lucy Wins a Racehorse
* Lucy Goes to Sun Valley

## Season Two

* Lucy Goes to Mexico
* Lucy Makes Room for Danny
* Lucy Goes to Alaska
* Lucy Wants a Career
* Lucy's Summer Vacation

## Season Three

* Milton Berle Hides Out at the Ricardos
* The Ricardos Go to Japan
* Lucy Meets The Mustache
Lucy Gets Homesick in Italy

**Lucy Gets Homesick in Italy** is the twenty-second episode of the fifth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred forty-ninth overall episode of the series. It first aired 9 April 1956 on CBS.

## Summary

In Florence, Lucy gets homesick for Little Ricky on his birthday, makes a lengthy, expensive phone call, and then hosts an impromptu party for several Italian children who all claim it's their birthday too.
Don Juan and the Starlets

**Don Juan and the Starlets** is the eighteenth episode of the fourth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred fifteenth overall episode of the series. It first aired 14 February 1955 on CBS.

## Summary

Ricky leaves Lucy at home and goes out for an evening of publicity with four gorgeous starlets. He then lands in hot water with Lucy when it appears he was out all night.
California, Here We Come!

**California, Here We Come!** is the thirteenth episode of the fourth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred tenth overall episode of the series. It first aired 10 January 1955 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy and Ricky are ready to start their trip to Los Angeles when complications develop. Lucy's mother decides to join them. The car is also extremely overloaded with baggage strapped precariously on all sides.
Lucy Writes a Play

**Lucy Writes a Play** is the seventeenth episode of the first season of *I Love Lucy*. It first aired 4 February 1952 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy writes a play with a Cuban locale for her club. She asks Ricky to star, but he refuses the part. So she changes the setting from Cuba to England and has Fred take the role. However, Ricky decides to surprise Lucy and appear in the play. The only problem is he has the wrong script.
Lucy and the Dummy

**Lucy and the Dummy** is the third episode of the fifth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred thirtieth overall episode of the series. It first aired 17 October 1955 on CBS.

## Summary

MGM asks Ricky to help entertain executives at a studio party. Ricky has plans to go deep-sea fishing, but as far as Lucy is concerned, "the show must go on." She is offered a contract.
The French Revue

**The French Revue** is the seventh episode of the third season of *I Love Lucy*, and the seventy-third overall episode of the series. It first aired 16 November 1953.

## Summary

After being embarrassed in a restaurant, Lucy takes French lessons. Ricky's going to stage a French Revue at his club and Lucy bets him fifty dollars that she can get into the act no matter what he does to stop her.
Lucy Raises Chickens

**Lucy Raises Chickens** is the nineteenth episode of the sixth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred seventy-second overall episode of the series. It first aired 4 March 1957 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy and Ricky decide to raise chickens to help make ends meet. Soon the house is overrun with a flock of baby chicks on the day a fashion magazine photographer is due to visit.
The Tour

**The Tour** is the thirtieth episode of the fourth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred twenty-seventh overall episode of the series. It first aired 30 May 1955 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy and Ethel take a bus tour of movie stars' homes in Beverly Hills, and Lucy winds up picking grapefruit in Richard Widmark's backyard, where she gets trapped.
Lucy Tells the Truth

as Woman Who Sings like a Chicken
Joseph A. Mayer as Little Ricky Ricardo
Michael Mayer as Little Ricky Ricardo
Shirley Mitchell as Marion Strong
Mario Siletti as The Professor
Doris Singleton as Caroline Appleby

**Lucy Tells the Truth** is the sixth episode of the third season of *I Love Lucy*, and the seventy-second overall episode of the series. It first aired 9 November 1953.

## Summary

Ricky bets Lucy that she can't go twenty-four hours without telling a fib. Problems begin when Lucy starts being brutally frank with everyone.
Lucy Fakes Illness

**Lucy Fakes Illness** is the sixteenth episode of the first season of *I Love Lucy*. It first aired 28 January 1952 on CBS.

## Summary

Ricky keeps refusing to hire Lucy to be in his night club act. Lucy fears that she may just have a nervous breakdown. Thinking it might help her cause, she exhibits to Ricky the "three stages" of a breakdown: amnesia, delusions of being Tallulah Bankhead, and regression to childish behavior. Ricky learns of the trick and quickly turns the tables by inviting an actor to the apartment to play doctor and examine Lucy!
Getting Ready

**Getting Ready** is the eleventh episode of the fourth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred eighth overall episode of the series. It first aired 13 December 1954 on CBS.

## Summary

The Ricardos and the Mertzes are all ready to leave for California, until they see the antique car Fred has just bought for the trip.
Malibu Comics

**Malibu Comics** was an American comic book publisher. It published comics from 1986 until its acquisition by Marvel in 1994. It published several titles based on *I Love Lucy*, some under its Eternity imprint.

## Lucy Publications

* I Love Lucy: A Comic Retrospective
* I Love Lucy
* I Love Lucy Book Two
* I Love Lucy in Full Color
* I Love Lucy in 3-D!
Ricky Asks for a Raise

**Ricky Asks for a Raise** is the thirty-fifth episode of the first season of *I Love Lucy*. It first aired 9 June 1952 on CBS.

## Summary

At Lucy's urging, Ricky pressures his boss to give him a raise, but gets fired instead. Lucy enlists the help of the Mertzes to book every table at the Tropicana to make Ricky appear popular. Fred and Ethel then point out that they need to make it clear that it is Ricky the customers want to see. With the help of Fred's old vaudeville friend and his quick-change cabinet, the three don various disguises and pose as club-goers who become irate and storm out when they hear Ricky has been let go.
Second Honeymoon

**Second Honeymoon** is the fourteenth episode of the fifth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred forty-first overall episode of the series. It first aired 23 January 1956 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy plans to make the ocean voyage a second honeymoon, but Ricky has previous shipboard engagements with his band. When she's had enough, she devises a way to spend time with him no matter what.
Ricky Loses His Temper

**Ricky Loses His Temper** is the nineteenth episode of the third season of *I Love Lucy*, and the eighty-fifth overall episode of the series. It first aired 22 February 1954 on CBS.

## Summary

Ricky gets fed up with Lucy buying so many new hats. They decide to see who can hold out the longest; she has to stop buying hats and he can't lose his temper.
Equal Rights

**Equal Rights** is the fourth episode of the third season of *I Love Lucy*, and the seventieth overall episode of the series. It first aired 26 October 1953.

## Summary

The girls are tired of Ricky and Fred's attitude towards them, and demand equal rights. When the four go out to dinner, Ricky and Fred turn the tables on them and call for separate checks.
Ethel and Lucy, have no money in their purses, and must wash dishes to pay for their meals.
Ricky's Hawaiian Vacation

**Ricky's Hawaiian Vacation** is the twenty-second episode of the third season of *I Love Lucy*, and the eighty-eighth overall episode of the series. It first aired 22 March 1954 on CBS.

## Summary

Ricky's band gets an offer to play in Honolulu. Lucy disguises herself as her mother and goes on a TV game show to try to raise enough money so she and Mertzes can go along.
Lucy Hires a Maid

**Lucy Hires a Maid** is the twenty-third episode of the second season of *I Love Lucy*, and the fifty-eighth overall episode of the series. It first aired 27 April 1953.

## Summary

Lucy keeps falling asleep during the day from staying up nights with the new baby. Ricky hires a maid to help her, but she is more demanding than the baby.
Lucy Raises Tulips

**Lucy Raises Tulips** is the twenty-sixth episode of the sixth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred seventy-ninth overall episode of the series. It first aired 29 April 1957 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy is determined to beat Betty Ramsey in Westport's "best-looking garden" contest, and she accidentally runs over Betty's tulip garden with a lawn mower.
Deep-Sea Fishing

**Deep-Sea Fishing** is the seventh episode of the sixth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred sixtieth overall episode of the series. It first aired 19 November 1956 on CBS.

## Summary

On a deep-sea fishing trip, the boys bet the girls that they'll catch bigger fish. To win the bet, the men and the women each buy large tunas to pass off as their catch...the only problem is hiding the fish from their spouses.
The I Love Lucy Christmas Show

**The I Love Lucy Christmas Show** is the eleventh episode of the sixth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred sixty-fourth overall episode of the series. It first aired 24 December 1956 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy, Ricky, Fred and Ethel reminisce as they trim the tree on Christmas Eve.

## Trivia

* The flashbacks, all from season 2, include Lucy telling Ricky about her pregnancy in "Lucy Is Enceinte", Lucy, Ricky, Fred and Ethel singing in a barbershop quartet in "Lucy's Show Biz Swan Song", and Ricky, Fred and Ethel frantically preparing for Lucy's impending labor in "Lucy Goes to the Hospital".
* CBS would re-broadcast this episode in primetime 18 December 1989. The "wraparound" segments (the non-flashback parts) were broadcast in color in 1990, and these color scenes are available on the season's DVD release. Because this was a "special episode," it was never re-broadcast in syndication.
	+ On 20 December 2013, some 24 years after last having been broadcast, CBS yet again rebroadcast this episode (now packaging it with the "Lucy's Italian Movie" episode) as part of "The I Love Lucy Christmas Special" in which both episodes aired were colorized. On 7 December 2014, once more CBS aired "The I Love Lucy Christmas Special" (with an encore showing 24 December 2014, exactly 58 years from the original airing), this time around pairing the episode up with a newly colorized showing of a Season 2 episode, "Job Switching". Most recently, CBS continued their newly annual tradition of airing the special 23 December 2015, now finding itself paired with still another colorized episode, "Lucy Does a TV Commercial". And on 2 December 2016, it was paired with the Season 4 episode "Lucy Gets into Pictures".
Little Ricky's School Pageant

**Little Ricky's School Pageant** is the tenth episode of the sixth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred sixty-third overall episode of the series. It first aired 17 December 1956 on CBS.

## Summary

The Ricardos and the Mertzes sign on as extra cast members in Little Ricky's class play, *The Enchanted Forest*.
Lucy Gets a Paris Gown

**Lucy Gets a Paris Gown** is the twentieth episode of the fifth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred forty-seventh overall episode of the series. It first aired 19 March 1956 on CBS.

## Summary

After Lucy fakes a hunger strike to get an original Paris gown, Ricky decides to give her a true original made from a potato sack.
Milton Berle Hides Out at the Ricardos

**Milton Berle Hides Out at the Ricardos** is the first episode of the third season of *The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour*, and the eleventh overall episode of the series. It first aired 25 September 1959 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy wants Milton Berle in little Ricky's school play. While at his office, she overhears that he can't concentrate on writing a new book, so she offers him her home so that he can write in peace without anyone else's knowledge. Ricky jumps to the conclusion that Lucy is having an affair and punches Mr. Berle, not knowing who he really was.
The Million-Dollar Idea

**The Million-Dollar Idea** is the thirteenth episode of the third season of *I Love Lucy*, and the seventy-ninth overall episode of the series. It first aired 11 January 1954.

## Summary

Lucy's salad dressing is so delicious, Fred tells her she ought to sell it. Marketing the product as "Aunt Martha's Old Fashioned Salad Dressing," the girls receive hundreds of orders. The problem is that they've priced the product so cheaply that it will cost them rather than make them money.
The Charm School

**The Charm School** is the fifteenth episode of the third season of *I Love Lucy*, and the eighty-first overall episode of the series. It first aired 25 January 1954.

## Summary

Ricky and Fred don't seem interested in their wives anymore, so after seeing the boys give a pretty and poised girl the eye, Lucy and Ethel decide to go to charm school.
Lucy Wants to Move to the Country

**Lucy Wants to Move to the Country** is the fifteenth episode of the sixth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred sixty-eighth overall episode of the series. It first aired 28 January 1957 on CBS.

## Summary

Fed up with city life, Lucy yearns for the suburban life. Ricky buys a house in suburban Westport, Connecticut.

## Trivia

* The house is an old Colonial and sits on two acres of land, with a guest house and barn. The selling price is never mentioned, but Ricky placed a $500 deposit down on it.
Ricky Has Labor Pains

**Ricky Has Labor Pains** is the fourteenth episode of the second season of *I Love Lucy*, and the forty-ninth overall episode of the series. It first aired 5 January 1953 on CBS.

## Summary

With all the attention that mother-to-be Lucy has been getting, Ricky feels neglected, and has psychosomatic labor pains.
Lucy Plays Cupid

**Lucy Plays Cupid** is the fifteenth episode of the first season of *I Love Lucy*. It first aired 21 January 1952 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy's neighbor, Miss Lewis, has her eye on Mr. Ritter, the grocer. Lucy tries her hand at matchmaking, but Mr. Ritter thinks that her dropped hints mean that she is attracted to him! Lucy must make herself a little less desirable to scare Mr. Ritter off.
The Fur Coat

**The Fur Coat** is the ninth episode of the first season of *I Love Lucy*. It first aired 10 December 1951 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy sees a mink coat Ricky intends to use in a dance act at the club, but she thinks it's her anniversary gift and won't take it off. He asks Fred to pose as a burglar and "steal" it, but when a real thief comes, Lucy manages to hang on to it!
EnderCon Building Contest (Minecraft: Story Mode)

Every time, there is a type of contest called the **EnderCon Building Contest**. Whoever wins gets to meet Gabriel in person.

## **Description**

This is a type of a contest, where people have to build a certain thing. The Competition Judge sees whose builds give more attention. Then the building is placed at the city of EnderCon.

The winner gets to meet Gabriel The Warrior in person. However, this is unusual because either way, is Jesse, Axel, Olivia, and Reuben don't win, they still get to go see Gabriel.

## **Trivia**

* Aiden and the other Ocelots should've been disqualified from the game for trying to destroy Jesse's project.
* There are three options Jesse can build:
	+ Creeper
	+ Enderman
	+ Zombie
The Anniversary Present

**The Anniversary Present** is the third episode of the second season of *I Love Lucy*, and the thirty-eighth overall episode of the series. It first aired 29 September 1952 on CBS.

## Summary

Ricky wants to buy some pearls for Lucy for their anniversary. Their neighbor, Grace, works at a jewelry store so he secretly conspires with her. Lucy finds out just enough to think there's something going on between them.
I Love Lucy Comics 7

**I Love Lucy Comics 7** is an issue of the *I Love Lucy Comics* series of comic books from Dell Comics. The issue date is August-October 1955 and the cover price is ten cents.

## Stories

### **Oh Ethel! I Feel Terrible!**

*Starring:* Lucy Ricardo

*Guest starring:* Ethel Mertz, Ricky Ricardo

*Summary:* Four stills from the show illustrate Lucy thinking that Ricky forgot her birthday.

### **Stunt Girl**

*Starring:* Lucy Ricardo

*Guest starring:* Ricky Ricardo

*Summary:* Lucy wants to audition for a romantic movie part but goes to the wrong room and is hired as a stunt girl without realizing the difference. After taking some high dives, climbing up a balcony, and riding a motorcycle into a mud pit, she learns of her mistake and hurries to the right room, but gives up as she realizes how dirty and disheveled she is.

### **In the Soup**

*Starring:* Lucy Ricardo, Ethel Mertz

*Guest starring:* Ricky Ricardo, Fred Mertz

*Summary:* The foursome rave over soup at a restaurant, so Lucy and Ethel go to the kitchen to get the recipe. Going in the wrong door, they knock the chef into a pot of noodles. He refuses to share his recipe. The next day, they try to spy on him through the window until a policeman scares them. They sneak into the kitchen and hide in a giant tureen until he pours water in and drenches them. They pretend to be deliverymen and carry a side of beef into the freezer but Ethel freezes stiff. Lucy takes her home to thaw but notices an ad for a waitress on the way out. She takes the job and serves all the customers soup so the chef will have to make more. She notices him chopping some vegetable scraps and placing them in a bag. She snatches the bag and brings it home to use for her own soup. After Ricky chokes and gags on it, they notice it's a garbage bag. Lucy returns to her job and brings Ethel, serving her thirteen bowls of soup to empty the pot so the chef will make more. He says no one can watch him make it so she hides in the dumbwaiter and sees him opening a large can of vegetable soup.

### **Little Miss Fixit**

(Story feature)

*Summary:* Pam's father is bewildered by her methods of fixing things, but they work.

### **Dream House**

*Starring:* Lucy Ricardo, Ricky Ricardo

*Guest starring:* Fred Mertz

*Summary:* When there's no heat in the apartment, the Ricardo's go house hunting. The shady real estate agent shows them a number of lemons. Just as they're about to buy the least run-down one, it collapses. They return to the apartment and bundle up, glad to have a solid structure around them.

### **I Love Lucy**

*Starring:* Lucy Ricardo, Ricky Ricardo

*Summary:* Ricky takes Lucy to a movie, but she has trouble deciding which one.

### **I Love Lucy**

*Starring:* Lucy Ricardo

*Guest starring:* Ricky Ricardo

*Summary:* After a long while shoe-shopping, Lucy finally finds a pair she likes, but they belong to another customer.
Lucy and Bob Hope

**Lucy and Bob Hope** is the first episode of the sixth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred fifty-fourth overall episode of the series. It first aired 1 October 1956 on CBS.

## Summary

Sighting Bob Hope at Yankee Stadium, Lucy hopes to persuade him to appear at Ricky's club. To get close enough to him, she disguises herself first as a hot-dog vendor, then as a tobacco-chewing baseball player, and she joined Bob and Ricky to perform at Ricky's nightclub.
Aleksander Melhas

## Aleksander "Quickshot" Melhas

Aleksander Melhas was a Republic Major during the Galactic Dawn era.

## Biography

Alek grew up on the planet Thyrsus training with various weapons from a young age as the son of a clan leader would be required. Much to his fathers dismay the young man was not even adept at the swordsmanship and in his fathers eyes brought nothing but shame. For this reason he was exiled from his home at the age of 12 and using what little funding he had enrolled at Anaxes War College joining the Starfighter command courses. Over the years of studying he found he was more than adept at piloting fighters and a decent squadron commander. Upon graduating he was assigned to the ship Mon Orishma serving as one of the six squadron leaders his squadron known as Dragoon Squadron.

## Appearance

Tanned skin with reddish brown hair and silver eyes.
Lucy Misplaces $2,000

**Lucy Misplaces $2,000** is the fourth episode of the first season of *The Lucy Show*. It first aired 22 October 1962 on CBS.

## Summary

Mr. Barnsdahl says his bank never makes a mistake. Moments later, the bank gives Lucy a check for $2,000 instead of $20. She cashes the check to force the grouch to admit his mistake, then hides the money in a box of candy. Harry unknowingly gives the candy to the boys, who take it to the park.
Lucy Takes a Cruise to Havana

**Lucy Takes a Cruise to Havana** is the first episode of the first season of *The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour*. It first aired 28 June 1957 on CBS.

## Summary

Hollywood columnist Hedda Hopper wants to know how Ricky and Lucy first met. In a flashback to 1940, Lucy McGillicuddy and her best friend Susie MacNamara cruise Havana, where they encounter two tour guides, Ricky Ricardo and his pal, Carlos Garcia. Plenty of Havana high-jinks soon ensue, with second honeymooners Fred and Ethel Mertz and popular crooner Rudy Vallee along for the wild ride!

## Trivia

* This was originally shown as a 75-minute episode. All future repeats were edited to an hour, with the original opening and closing sequences featuring Hedda Hopper deleted, replaced by Desi's brief narration at the beginning and end.
Ragtime Band

**Ragtime Band** is the twenty-first episode of the sixth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred seventy-fourth overall episode of the series. It first aired 18 March 1957 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy promises that Ricky will play at a local benefit, but he refuses. So she and the Mertzes put together their own combo featuring Ricky Ricardo, Jr.
Lucy Thinks Ricky Is Trying to Murder Her

**Lucy Thinks Ricky Is Trying to Murder Her** is the fourth episode of the first season of *I Love Lucy*. It first aired 5 November 1951 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy is reading a compelling murder mystery novel which features a man who kills his wife so he can remarry. When Ethel uses a deck of cards to tell Lucy's fortune and predicts death in the future, Lucy fears that Ricky is planning to murder her. Her fears worsen after she overhears Ricky talking about "replacing" a girl, though he actually meant one of the dancers in his show.
Nursery School

**Nursery School** is the ninth episode of the fifth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred thirty-sixth overall episode of the series. It first aired 5 December 1955 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy is not happy about being separated from Little Ricky, but Ricky insists the lad must start nursery school. She is really unhappy when he gets sick and must go to the hospital.
I Love Lucy Comics 10

**I Love Lucy Comics 10** is an issue of the *I Love Lucy Comics* series of comic books from Dell Comics. The issue date is May-June 1956 and the cover price is ten cents.

## Stories

### **Another Outstanding Award for Dell Comics**

(Information feature)

*Summary:* Dell wins a Civil Air Patrol citation.

### **Guest Star**

*Starring:* Lucy Ricardo, Ethel Mertz

*Cameo:* Ricky Ricardo

*Summary:* Lucy promises her club that she can get big star Ray Raynor to come to their charity party. Ricky had appeared with him on television the previous month, but he says he's never met the man, his part in the show was taped. Lucy and Ethel go to his hotel but he has requested no visitors disturb him. The desk clerk refuses them entry, but they distract him to learn Raynor's room number and sneak up anyway. When they knock on his door, the hotel detective shoos them out. The girls disguise themselves as waitresses to bring him room service, but several mishaps later, they still don't manage to meet him. Lucy dresses as an elevator operator and frequents his floor, but he never leaves his room. She spies a pass key and lets herself in. They find the manly star's suit with padded shoulders, his elevator shoes, and his toupee. When the scrawny, short, bald man emerges from the shower, they make a deal to keep his secret.

### **Heavy Reading**

*Starring:* Cyrus Shy

*Summary:* Cyrus goes to the library, but he pays too much attention to following the rules, and not enough to the book he chooses.

### **Spring Outfit**

(story feature)

*Summary:*
Breaking the Lease

**Breaking the Lease** is the eighteenth episode of the first season of *I Love Lucy*. It first aired 11 February 1952 on CBS.

## Summary

After a fun-filled evening at home with the Mertzes, the Ricardos continue singing after Fred and Ethel go back downstairs to their apartment. The Mertzes, as landlords, decide that the Ricardos' merrymaking has gone too far. This leads to a big fight between the couples. The Ricardos try to break their lease so they can move away, but the Mertzes resist.

## Trivia

* This episode was edited together with "The Benefit", "The Ballet", and twenty minutes of new footage to create the unreleased *I Love Lucy* movie.
Oil Wells

**Oil Wells** is the eighteenth episode of the third season of *I Love Lucy*, and the eighty-fourth overall episode of the series. It first aired 15 February 1954.

## Summary

Lucy and Ethel learn that their new neighbors own stock in a Texas oil well. They decide to invest, until Lucy suspects they're swindlers.
Housewarming

**Housewarming** is the twenty-third episode of the sixth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred seventy-sixth overall episode of the series. It first aired 1 April 1957 on CBS.

## Summary

Ethel is jealous of Lucy's friendship with Betty Ramsey. But when Betty reveals that she's from Ethel's home town of Albuquerque, the two become fast friends, and now it's Lucy who feels left out.
Lucy Goes to the Hospital

**Lucy Goes to the Hospital** is the sixteenth episode of the second season of *I Love Lucy*, and the fifty-first overall episode of the series. It first aired 19 January 1953 on CBS.

## Summary

With the baby due at any moment, Ricky and the Mertzes carefully rehearse the trip to the hospital. But when the fateful moment actually comes, things don't go quite so smoothly. When they eventually get there, Lucy stays in labor for quite a while, so Ricky goes to do a show at the club. He is in full tribal face makeup when the call comes from the hospital, and he rushes over still in costume!

## Trivia

* This episode aired the same day Lucille Ball's son Desi Arnaz, Jr. was born.
Lucy's Bicycle Trip

**Lucy's Bicycle Trip** is the twenty-fourth episode of the fifth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred fifty-first overall episode of the series. It first aired 23 April 1956 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy organizes the Ricardos and the Mertzes for a bicycle trip from the Italian Riviera to Nice. But she doesn't know about the rough terrain, the aches and pains, or where she put her passport. The guard refuses to let her through the border.
Lucy Goes to a Rodeo

**Lucy Goes to a Rodeo** is the eighth episode of the fifth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred thirty-fifth overall episode of the series. It first aired 28 November 1955 on CBS.

## Summary

Ricky is dismayed to learn that he signed up to do not a radio show, but a rodeo show. When there are no acts available, he has to reluctantly turn to Lucy and the Mertzes.
Drafted

**Drafted** is the eleventh episode of the first season of *I Love Lucy*. It first aired 24 December 1951 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy intercepts a letter for Ricky that asks him to appear at a local Army station. She becomes convinced that he has been drafted, although the station just wants Ricky to "appear" in a nightclub act. When Ricky asks Fred to join him, Ethel thinks the same, and they begin knitting their husbands going away presents. Ricky and Fred, however, deduce from the knitting that the girls bust be pregnant, so they organize a baby shower.
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I Love Lucy Comics 3

**I Love Lucy Comics 3** is an issue of the *I Love Lucy Comics* series of comic books from Dell Comics. The issue date is Aug-Oct 1954 and the cover price is ten cents.

## Stories

### **I Love Lucy**

*Starring:* Lucy Ricardo, Ricky Ricardo

*Summary:* Five staged photos illustrate the Ricardos' driving mishap.

### **The Letter**

*Starring:* Lucy Ricardo

*Guest starring:* Ricky Ricardo

*Summary:* Ricky is mad at the club owner's demands and writes a resignation letter to ease his mind, but does not intend to send it. Lucy accidentally mails it, then tries to retrieve it from the mailbox. Her hand won't fit inside, and a boy playing lawman gives her grief. She waits until the postman empties the box and knocks him over, spilling his mail. He grabs the letter before she can so she secretly climbs into his truck to look for it. When it reaches the office, she hides in a mailbag and is dumped into the sorting facility. She finds the letter but not before another postman notices it's marked Special Delivery and takes it himself. She follows him to the club owner's house and reaches through the mail slot for it, but the dog bites her hand. She climbs in through an open window and snatches the letter, then retreats through a brier patch to escape the dog. She returns home and places the letter back on the desk, but later notices it missing. Ricky returns saying he'd had the last straw and went out to mail the letter after all.

### **Behind the Scenes**

*Starring:* Lucy Racardo

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

*Summary:* Lucy hears that a Spanish flamenco dancer will be late to rehearsal and seizes the opportunity to try to get into Ricky's show. She dons a costume and hightails it to the club. She is convincing at first, until a series of mishaps dislodges her wig. He can't take her incessant sobbing, so when Fred suggests he use her backstage, he agrees. He puts her in charge of a revolving stage, but she inadvertently sends dancers flying and Ricky spinning. The next night he puts her in charge of guarding the back door and tells her not to let in a certain redhead.

### **Photo Finish**

*Starring:* Lucy Ricardo

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

*Summary:* Lucy and Ethel each want to enter a photography contest. They agree to team up and split the prize, then head to the store for some film. There, they spy the man that won the last two contests. Curious about what photos he'll take, they follow him up and down a fire escape, through a park looking for wildlife, and over a bridge. They hear him tell a passerby that a better shot would be from under the bridge, so Ethel holds Lucy's ankles as she swings underneath to take a picture. As she slips and falls into the stream, the man gets a great candid shot and wins his third contest.
Too Many Crooks

**Too Many Crooks** is the ninth episode of the third season of *I Love Lucy*, and the seventy-fifth overall episode of the series. It first aired 30 November 1953.

## Summary

The police are looking for "Madame X," the mysterious cat burglar. Due to mutual misunderstandings, Lucy is suspected by the Mertzes, and Ethel is suspected by the Ricardos.
Don Juan Is Shelved

**Don Juan Is Shelved** is the twenty-second episode of the fourth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred nineteenth overall episode of the series. It first aired 21 March 1955 on CBS.

## Summary

When producer Dore Schary decides to shelve Ricky's film, *Don Juan*, Lucy schemes to create public demand for Ricky's talent.
The Kleptomaniac

**The Kleptomaniac** is the twenty-seventh episode of the first season of *I Love Lucy*. It first aired 14 April 1952 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy is the chairman of a fund-raising bazaar her club is hosting, but she doesn't tell Ricky. He finds some extra money and silverware that club members donated, and jumps to the conclusion that Lucy is a kleptomaniac. When Lucy finds out what Ricky thinks, she decides to teach him a lesson.
I Love Lucy Comics 4

**I Love Lucy Comics 4** is an issue of the *I Love Lucy Comics* series of comic books from Dell Comics. The issue date is Nov-Jan 1955 and the cover price is ten cents.

## Stories

### **Lucy, Honey**

*Starring:* Lucy Ricardo, Ricky Ricardo

*Summary:* Three staged photos accompany a shopping anecdote.

### **The Vanishing Act**

*Starring:* Lucy Ricardo

*Guest starring:* Ethel Mertz, Gusto the Great, Ricky Ricardo

*Summary:* When Ricky lands a gig with Gusto the Great, Lucy angles to be the magician's assistant. Desperate for help, he agrees. She leaves with him in such a hurry that she forgets her coat, so he lets her use his cape. When she reaches in its pocket to pay their bus fare, she pulls out a rabbit, and releases more animals. Kicked off the bus, a policeman nearly writes her a ticket until Gusto pulls a switcheroo. She doesn't have time to rehearse. When Gusto starts his act, she exposes all his tricks. When they "vanish" in his magic box and are stuck in the secret compartment, Lucy tries to show him her own tricks.

### **The Surprise Party**

*Starring:* Lucy Ricardo, Ricky Ricardo, Ethel Mertz, Fred Mertz

*Summary:* Lucy and Ricky each want to throw the other a surprise party for their anniversary. They keep trying to get each other out of the apartment so they can prepare food and decorate, but neither wants to leave. They enlist the help of the Mertzes. Ethel has Ricky drive her to a friend's house way out of town, while Fred has Lucy help him fix plumbing in the basement. The Mertzes do their jobs too well and keep their charges away too long. The guests arrive at an empty apartment then leave. The Ricardos celebrate alone with the Mertzes and try to feed them all the extra party food.

### **High Finance**

*Starring:* Lucy Ricardo

*Guest starring:* Ricky Ricardo

*Summary:* Lucy scrapes up some change and goes to open a bank account. Mistaking her for an heiress worth a quarter-million dollars and hoping to win her business, the bank buys her lunch and show her around town. Mr. D. Posit shows her the bank's vault, but Lucy accidentally locks them inside. As she tries to pick the lock from inside, the president orders the door blown open, but she thinks she opened it. Thinking it was so easy to open the vault, she decides her money would be safer at home.
Ricky Loses His Voice

**Ricky Loses His Voice** is the ninth episode of the second season of *I Love Lucy*, and the forty-fourth overall episode of the series. It first aired 1 December 1952 on CBS.

## Summary

Ricky is the new owner of the Tropicana, but he catches a cold and loses his voice during rehearsals for a new show, so Lucy secretly stages the show herself.
Here's Lucy

**Here's Lucy** is a sitcom starring Lucille Ball. It ran 144 episodes from 1968 through 1974 and co-starred her long-time partner Gale Gordon and her real-life children Lucie Arnaz and Desi Arnaz Jr.

## Summary

Lucy Carter is a widow with two children named Kim and Craig. She is employed at Carter's Unique Employment Agency by her bachelor brother-in-law Harry.

## Episodes

*Main article: List of Here's Lucy episodes*
Ricky and Fred Are TV Fans

**Ricky and Fred Are TV Fans** is the thirtieth episode of the second season of *I Love Lucy*, and the sixty-fifth overall episode of the series. It first aired 22 June 1953.

## Summary

Ricky and Fred are excited about watching a big fight on television. Lucy and Ethel claim that they will have a wonderful time away from their husbands. While Ricky and Fred stay glued to the set, Lucy and Ethel are mistaken for jewel thieves.
Comic books

**Comic books** featuring Lucille Ball are many and varied.

## Lucy Titles

* I Love Lucy (3 Dimension Publications)
* I Love Lucy Comics (Dell)
* I Love Lucy: A Comic Retrospective (Malibu)
* I Love Lucy (Malibu)
* I Love Lucy Book Two (Malibu)
* I Love Lucy in Full Color (Malibu)
* I Love Lucy in 3-D! (Malibu)
* The Lucy Show (Gold Key)

## Other Comic Appearances

* 1000 Jokes
* Feature Films Magazine 4

* The Adventures of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis
Paris at Last

**Paris at Last** is the eighteenth episode of the fifth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred forty-fifth overall episode of the series. It first aired 27 February 1956 on CBS.

## Summary

The Ricardos and the Mertzes arrive in Paris, are conned by a counterfeiter, and are locked up in jail for passing the phony francs.
The Indian Show

**The Indian Show** is the twenty-fourth episode of the second season of *I Love Lucy*, and the fifty-ninth overall episode of the series. It first aired 4 May 1953.

## Summary

Ricky is planning an Indian number for his nightclub. He assumes that motherhood has ended Lucy's show business ambitions, but both she and the Mertzes want to be in it. Ricky only hires Fred and Ethel, but Lucy persuades the girl singer in the number to switch places with her.
Lucy Makes Room for Danny

**Lucy Makes Room for Danny** is the second episode of the second season of *The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour*, and the seventh overall episode of the series. It first aired 1 December 1958 on CBS.

## Summary

The Ricardos are going to Hollywood, so they rent their house to the Williams family. When the Hollywood trip is cancelled, Lucy has to make room for Danny. A civil court judge is forced to clean up the mess resulting from a snowball fight between the two families.

## Trivia

* Danny Thomas, Marjorie Lord, Rusty Hamer and Angela Cartwright reprise their roles from *The Danny Thomas Show*.
The Marriage License

**The Marriage License** is the twenty-sixth episode of the first season of *I Love Lucy*. It first aired 7 April 1952 on CBS.

## Summary

After taking another look at her marriage license, Lucy notices a misspelling. She is not sure that that the license is valid and that she and Ricky are legally man and wife.
Lucy Becomes a Sculptress

**Lucy Becomes a Sculptress** is the fifteenth episode of the second season of *I Love Lucy*, and the fiftieth overall episode of the series. It first aired 12 January 1953 on CBS.

## Summary

Believing no child should grow up without artistic influence, Lucy takes up sculpting. When Ricky scoffs, Lucy arranges for an art critic to arrive and judge her work. Her sculpture accidentally breaks, though, so she ends up disguising herself as a bust so she'll have something to present to the critic.
Vacation from Marriage

**Vacation from Marriage** is the sixth episode of the second season of *I Love Lucy*, and the forty-first overall episode of the series. It first aired 27 October 1952 on CBS.

## Summary

Bored with her married life, Lucy convinces Ethel that both of their marriages are in a rut. They decide to take some time away from their spouses. Lucy moves in with Ethel and Fred moves in with Ricky. By Saturday night all four get bored with the new arrangement. Each pair attempt to check the activity of the other pair at the same time. Lucy and Ethel almost get caught spying, and end up getting locked on the roof in their night clothes.
Bon Voyage

**Bon Voyage** is the thirteenth episode of the fifth season of *I Love Lucy*, and the one hundred fortieth overall episode of the series. It first aired 16 January 1956 on CBS.

## Summary

After boarding the ocean liner SS *Constitution*, Lucy goes ashore just one more time to kiss Little Ricky goodbye, and misses the boat.

## Trivia

* This episode inspired the later Desilu series *Whirlybirds*, with Kenneth Tobey.
* Desi Arnaz claims in several interviews that this was the most expensive episode produced.
Lucy's Sister Pays a Visit

**Lucy's Sister Pays a Visit** is the fifteenth episode of the first season of *The Lucy Show*. It first aired 7 January 1963 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy's sister shows up at her doorstep in the middle of the night after having an argument with her husband. Lucy is convinced their marriage is rocky because they didn't have a big wedding. So Lucy and Viv throw Lucy's sister the wedding she never had, getting drunk in the process!
Sentimental Anniversary

**Sentimental Anniversary** is the sixteenth episode of the third season of *I Love Lucy*, and the eighty-second overall episode of the series. It first aired 1 February 1954.

## Summary

The Ricardos want to spend their wedding anniversary having a quiet dinner at home. The Mertzes plan a big surprise party for them.
TorqueDawg (Minecraft: Story Mode)

**TorqueDawg** is known to be a minor character in Minecraft: Story Mode.

## **Description**

TorqueDawg is a minor character that appears in Episode 6. Despite the YouTube-like name, he is not a known real-life YouTuber, along with Cassie Rose. He is known to have a negative personality.

## **Death**

There was an arrow trap somebody used, contains poisoned arrows to kill TorqueDawg. Somebody was watching them from behind a painting and activated a trap to kill him. It was to investigate if he had the enchanted flint and steel.

## **Trivia**

* He gets confused with Jesse's name, thinking it should belong to a character whose gender is the opposite of Jesse. He says: "JESSE? That's a (boy's/girl's) name!"
* TorqueDawg lied that he had the flint and steel, but it was revealed that he only stole a "Creeper Trophy". However, it wasn't in his inventory.
* TorqueDawg is known to have a cool relationship with Ivor.
The Amateur Hour

**The Amateur Hour** is the fourteenth episode of the first season of *I Love Lucy*. It first aired 14 January 1952 on CBS.

## Summary

Lucy wants to earn some extra money to pay for a new dress, so she takes a babysitting job. She makes an unexpected leap into show business when she takes care of a young boy who is to appear in an amateur hour. She is surprised to get five dollars an hour, but the desperate mother has an ulterior motive. She secretly drops off his twin brother too, without telling Lucy, leaving her to take care of both rambunctiously rude boys.
Vriska Serket

### Brief Overview

Vriska is a co-host of the Ange System. Her first post on the tumblr appeared on September 4, 2012. She has no recorded absences and is approximately 18 (Earth years) as of February 2017.

## Vriska

Vriska as she appeared in 2015; her hair is currently longer.

## Early Life

Vriska Serket was raised by Spidermom on an alien planet. Troll culture was extremely violent, and prioritized so-called 'high-bloods' to the point of allowing them to murder those lower on the caste system than them.

> "I mean, it was survival of the fittest, you know? Except everyone was trying to kill each other to prove their right to be on top and because us higher-bloods got downright nasty."
>
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Vriska herself made friendships, but she also made enemies. She killed many other troll children to keep her Lusus (that is, parentish creature, spidermom) sated. She also killed Aradia Megido and Tavros Nitram later on. At the time, she didn't feel guilty about it, but later came to regret her previous violent actions.

During the events of her canon, she came to realize that she had been needlessly cruel and was ostracized and rejected for it. She vowed she would change her ways after she realized she was wrong in what she did.

### Canon Divergences

Vriska was not killed by Terezi during their fateful encounter and instead made it to the ship alive, which was when she was ousted from the rest of the social group for what she had done and realized her wrongdoing. She stayed on the ship for two years before her arrival in the system.

## System Life

### Arrival

Vriska arrived in 2012 around the same time as many other Homestuck fictives were appearing. She was quick to apologize for her actions and rebrand herself as being 'nice', though she didn't want to give up her personality entirely.

She was made into a system co-host due to her frequent fronting habits.

### Role within the System

Vriska is a co-host of the system and technically third in command after Minato. She is very socially extroverted and often does what our more introverted system members cannot do when they're out of socializing energy for the day. Other than that, she is at least a friend or acquaintance to most people in the system.

### Jobs and Roles Vriska Fulfills

* Co-host
* Fictive
* Extrovert
* Common Fronter

### In-System Relationships

#### Friends

* Terezi: In a lowkey kismesis relationship
* Karkat: a friend and rival from canon
* Bec: Mischief cohort.