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Here's Lucy - Season 6

Series: Here's Lucy
4.4
(25)
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Episodes
24
Rating
TVG
Year
1973
Language
English
Publisher
MPI Media Group

About

The legendary queen of television comedy, LUCILLE BALL, is joined by her real-life children in her third long-running sitcom success. Ball plays Lucille Carter, widowed mother of teenagers Kim and Craig, portrayed by Lucie Arnaz and Desi Arnaz, Jr. Lucy works for her brother-in-law who owns Carter's Unique Employment Agency, leading Lucy into endless predicaments and hilarious hijinks.

Related Subjects

  • Classics

Episodes

1. Lucy and Danny Thomas

26m

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Lucy schemes with a starving artist to fake his death, hoping his paintings will begin to sell.

2. The Big Game

26m

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Uncle Harry books OJ Simpson as a guest speaker for the Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce. After the speech Harry gets some tickets to the big game but while selling some extra tickets gets arrested for ticket scalping.

3. Lucy, the Peacemaker

26m

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Lucy attempts to resolve the marriage separation between Eydie Gorme and Steve Lawrence.

4. Lucy the Wealthy Widow

26m

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Lucy schemes to borrow money from a bank and figures the only way to get it is to act as if she does not need it. Ed McMahon plays the banker.

5. The Bow-Wow Boutique

26m

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After Harry buys a pet shop in the hopes of flipping it for quick money he must find someone to run the place as his staff quits all around him. Lucy and Kim fill-in for the weekend.

6. Lucy Gives Eddie Albert the Old Song and Dance

26m

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Lucy is mistaken for a stalker.

7. Lucy's Tenant

26m

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Lucy rents out Kim's room, but soon chooses to break the lease. Jackie Coogan play Kermit the man who rents Lucy's extra room. Lucy feigns love for Kermit to get him to leave. In the end Harry must play Lucille's long lost husband to get rid of her annoying tenant.

8. Lucy and Andy Griffith

26m

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Andy Griffith plays a charity worker that befriends Lucy. Kim decides to check out Andy by playing a member of the wayward youth that Andy is trying to help. Lots of gospel like singing in this enjoyable story.

9. Lucy and Joan Rivers Do Jury Duty

26m

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Lucy is determined to do her civic duty and joins a jury. Lucy disagrees with other jurist in court, and holds up proceedings. A spoof of "12 Angry Men". Joan Rivers guest stars as another member of the jury.

10. Tipsy through the Tulips

26m

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Lucy is in need of money and Harry is cutting costs. To earn some extra $$ Lucy attempts to keep an author sober, but discovers he has booze hidden everywhere.

Extended Details

  • SeriesHere's Lucy
  • Closed CaptionsEnglish

Artists

Lucille BallActor

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