I Love Lucy

Ricky and Fred claim that doing housework is easier that earning a living, but Lucy and Ethel think otherwise. To find out who's right, the men try their hand at homemaking while the women take on jobs and an unruly conveyor belt in a chocolate factory.

Determined to accompany her husband on a tour with his band, Lucy auditions with her saxophone, which she has not picked up since high school.

Lucy believes Ricky is having an affair with a neighbor, not realizing he's just trying to purchase a pearl necklace for her anniversary present.

Lucy, as a gag, handcuffs herself to Ricky but they discover that the handcuffs are of Civil War vintage and a key cannot be found to unlock them.

The Ricardos and Mertzes perform in an operetta for a club benefit.

Lucy convinces Ethel that both of their marriages are in a rut. They decide to take some time away from their spouses.

The Ricardos buy the Mertzes a television set for their 25th wedding anniversary. When Ricky accidentally breaks it, Fred breaks the Ricardo's TV and both couples end up suing each other.

Lucy and Ethel are both sick of their furniture, so they enter a contest where the grand prize is five rooms of new furniture.

Ricky comes down with a sore throat right before the Tropicana is re-opening with a big show.

Constant interruptions frustrate Lucy's every attempt to tell Ricky that they are going to have a baby.

Expectant Lucy creates pandemonium with her unpredictable demands on her bewildered husband.

Despite her "condition," Lucy is determined to participate in a gay 90's review that Ricky is staging.

Determined to have a well-spoken child, Lucy engages an English tutor.

An eligible bachelor is in town, and Lucy wants to set him up with a girlfriend of hers.

Lucy decides to explore her artistic side and takes up sculpting.

Lucy decides to invite herself along to a camping trip that Ricky and Fred are going on.

Dismayed that they can't seem to unglue their husbands from the boxing match on TV, Lucy and Ethel decide to go out for a bite to eat.

After pulling off one faux pas after another, Lucy develops a devastating inferiority complex.

Lucy and Ethel are pitted against each other in the race for the presidency of their women's club.

Constant interruptions frustrate Lucy's every attempt to tell Ricky that they are going to have a baby.

When Ricky gets upset about Lucy constantly changing her mind and never finishing anything, he tells her she has to finished everything she starts.

The neighbors complain of the Ricardos' baby's crying and threaten to move out but Ethel valiantly stands by her friends and she won't let them forget it.

When Lucy needs to help with the baby and housekeeping, but she hires a maid who turns out to be more than a little domineering.

Lucy tries desperately to get into the Indian show Ricky is putting on at his club.