I Love Lucy

After watching two women walk out of a local dress shop with $200 in purchases, Lucy and Ethel decide to buy the shop and go into business for themselves.

Lucy and Ethel show up to a talent show performance wearing identical dresses.

Lucy and Ethel insist on equal rights in their households, and wish to be treated as if they were men.

The Ricardos make a resolution not to brag about their son, but Lucy can't resist.

Ricky, Fred, and Ethel don't believe that Lucy could go one day without telling a lie.

Lucy makes a crazy attempt at a jitterbug audition even though her vision is impaired.

Lucy tries to crash Ricky's French revue playing at the Tropicana as a lamp, a bass fiddle, and as a chorus girl.

Spying Lucy's new mink stole, Ethel complains about how shabby her apartment is.

It all started with the good intention of getting Fred a new suit for his birthday. Lucy needed to "borrow" an old suit of Fred's for the correct measurements, but there was a witness to her burglary.

Lucy and Ethel hatch an ingenious plot to update their husband's wardrobes.

The Ricardos and Mertzes take a marriage quiz.

Out of money, and in need of a million dollar idea, Lucy goes into the business of selling salad dressing.

While the Tropicana is closed for repainting, Ricky offers to give Lucy a week's break and take total responsibility for the care of Little Ricky.

Ethel and Lucy are upset that Ricky and Fred don't seem interested in them.

Lucy and Ricky want to celebrate their anniversary themselves, with a quiet dinner at home. The Mertzes plan a big surprise party for them.

Lucy and Ricky are expecting a visit from a fan magazine writer who's doing a piece on happily married couples.

The gang buys oil stock from new neighbors who claim to be Texas oil tycoons.

Ricky tries his hand at a little psychology to overcome Lucy's mania for buying hats.

When Ricky makes a film and succeeds in selling it to a producer, Lucy decides to get into the act by producing a western.

Lucy and Ethel clash over who owns a dollar worth $300.

Lucy wants to go to Hawaii and wangles her way onto a television game show to win the trip.

In an attempt to compete with her wealthy friends, Lucy pledges $500 (that she doesn't have) to charity.

Lucy wants to be a published author after hearing about another housewife who made a fortune doing it.

Lucy forms an all-women band but needs Ricky's help to make them sound presentable.