The Best Of I Love Lucy

Ricky, Sr., gives a Cuban version of "Little Red Riding Hood" while baby-sitting Ricky, Jr.

Lucy and Ethel enroll in a charm school after witnessing their husbands' interest in a sweet young thing that exudes personality-plus.

Lucy and Ricky plan a quiet celebration of their anniversary, but Fred and Ethel have a different idea.

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

Lucy and Ethel argue over the ownership of a "bonus buck," that's worth $300 from newspaper contest.

Lucy and Ethel make headlines and $500 when they "invade" the Empire State Building dressed as Martians

Lucy wants to be a writer but her fictional stories are a little too close to reality.

Lucy adopts a new look and tests her husband's fidelity...but he's already on to her little scheme.

The Ricardos and Mertzes buy a diner together but they cannot agree on how it should be run.

Lucy vamps it up in an attempt to scare away an unwelcome hillbilly houseguest.

Lucy and Ethel are sick of being "golf widows" so they decide to t-off with their husbands.

The Ricardos find a tenant to sublease their apartment for the summer they will be in Maine.

Lucy's business savvy outsmarts the Ricardos' new money manager and she makes killing in the stock market.

Lucy cries wolf once too often and Ricky ignores her bogus plea for rescue.

Lucy plays matchmaker, but the Ricardos' 'perfect' marriage fails to impress their unmarried guests

Cameras roll for Ricky's Hollywood screen test, but when the director calls "action," Lucy takes the cue

Lucy gets into hot water when she tries to help Fred buy Ethel a birthday present.

Ricky is persuaded to teach Lucy how to drive a car.

Lucy has a disastrous encounter with William Holden and must later disguise herself when Ricky invites him over to meet her.

Ricky's rendezvous with five starlets is enough to make Lucy consider divorce!

Lucy learns Ricky's movie will not be released and launches a campaign to keep her husband in Hollywood.

Due to simultaneous marital tiffs in the Ricardo and Mertz households, Lucy and Ethel take off on a girls-only vacation to Palm Springs.

Lucy impersonates Ricky's agent and almost ruins his career.

When Ricky refuses to introduce her to actor Richard Widmark, Lucy decides the next best thing is to steal a grapefruit from his property