The Best of I Love Lucy

Little Ricky's constant playing of his new drums is causing friction with the Mertzes.

Lucy thinks Orson Welles has offered her a serious Shakespearean role, not the role of assistant in his magic act.

Lucy tries to reunite a Venetian gondolier with his brother, who lives in America.

When Lucy misplaces her train tickets, she and Ethel must share a drive to Florida with a woman they fear is a murderess.

The misadventures of the Ricardos and the Mertzes take them deep sea fishing, and their lines get tangled.

To keep their husbands from judging a beauty contest, Lucy and Ethel scheme to have their pleasure boat run out of gas at sea so the guys miss the pageant.

Ricky's disapproval of Lucy's new hat leads her to try a trophy cup on for size.

Lucy looks for unusual entertainment to lure kids to Ricky's party when she finds out another boy has planned a party for the same day.

Little Ricky's noisy new puppy keeps the neighbors up at night.

Lucy wants to move to the country but dreads leaving the Mertzes.

The Ricardos must move into the cramped apartment of the Mertzes before taking possession of their new country home.

Missing each other after the Ricardos move to the country, the Mertzes and Ricardos decide to surprise the other couple with a visit.

A misunderstanding with their new neighbors makes life very uncomfortable for the Ricardos.

Five hundred chicks, part of Lucy's latest moneymaking scheme, have taken over the house!

Lucy becomes jealous of the fast friendship between Ethel and her neighbor Betty Ramsey.

Lucy loses her wedding ring and think it's in the newly constructed brick barbecue.

Lucy leads a glamour revolt among the suburban housewives when their husbands are momentarily overwhelmed by a pretty visitor at a country club dance.

Lucy tries to win "Best Looking Garden" but her neighbor's garden and a power mower stand in her way.

Lucy accidentally destroys a commissioned statue and must impersonate it for the unveiling ceremony.