I Love Lucy

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

Lucy dishes out large servings of faux pas when she pretends to be a maid.

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.

Lucy thinks up a new way to crash her husband's nightclub show.

Lucy almost ruins Ricky's chance for a film career and mistakes a talent scout for a burglar.

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

Lucy can't understand her Spanish-speaking mother-in-law, so she secretly hires a translator to feed her some dialogue.

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

Lucy enlists the help of the Mertzes to distract Ricky, and the drastic steps taken by the trio boomerang into a king-sized headache for them all.

The Ricardos prepare for their cross-country road trip to Hollywood and the Mertzes decide that they will accompany them.

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

The Ricardos' and Mertzes' road trip to California may not happen when Lucy's mother arrives and tells them she wants to go too.

When Lucy takes over the driving, she takes a detour and gets the gang stuck at a tourist trap.

The Ricardos and Mertzes wind up in jail in Bent Fork, Tennessee, and Cousin Ernie returns in their lives to break them out.

The Ricardos and Mertzes go through Ethel's hometown where everyone thinks she is the big Hollywood star.

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

Ricky's rendez-vous with five starlets is enough to make Lucy consider divorce!

Lucy gets her big break in showbiz but does she have the grace to pull it off?

A charity fashion show is Lucy's chance to perform and score a designer suit.

Lucy takes a dive in an effort to further Ricky's career by creating a big splash in Hedda Hopper's Hollywood column.

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

Lucy gets a part in television, only to be cast as a bull.

Ricky forgets his anniversary again and gets caught in a devilish scheme.

Star-struck Lucy plots with a hotel bellhop to meet Cornell Wilde, who is seeking some much-needed rest in the same Hollywood hotel.