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The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
Lucy turns talent manager to help a lad (Frankie Avalon) break into show business. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Mooney: Gale Gordon. Cheever: Roy Roberts. Penrose: Lew Parker. Mary Jane: Mary Jane Croft.
Lucy returns to high school to get her diploma. Lucille Ball. Steve: Robert Pine. Doris: Doris Singleton. Patty: Lucie Arnaz. English Teacher: Barbara Babcock.
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
Lucy sets out to put Jack Benny's fortune in Cheever's bank. Jack Benny: Himself. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Mooney: Gale Gordon. Cheever: Roy Roberts.
Lucy is the octogenarian date for an elderly banker (Dennis Day) in town for a banquet. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Mooney: Gale Gordon. Cheever: Roy Roberts.
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
Lucy's well-intentioned book juggling gets Mooney fired. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Mooney: Gale Gordon. Cheever: Roy Roberts.
Lucy faces exhaustion when Aunt Agatha (Mary Wickes) insists her niece get into shape with lots of exercise---early in the morning. Lucille Ball, Gale Gordon, Mary Jane Croft.
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
Mooney believes a hobo (Frank McHugh) is a philanthropic millionaire in disguise. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Mooney: Gale Gordon. Mary Jane: Mary Jane Croft. Cheever: Roy Roberts.
A sly lawyer (Jack Carter) persuades Lucy to sue Mooney. Lucille Ball, Gale Gordon. Mary Jane: Mary Jane Croft. Judge: Parley Baer. Mr. Garfield: Lew Parker.
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
Lucy and Mooney appear in a nightclub hypnotist's act. Miss Pat: Pat Collins. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Mooney: Gale Gordon.
Lucy and Mooney appear in a nightclub hypnotist's act. Miss Pat: Pat Collins. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Mooney: Gale Gordon.
Lucy thinks Mr. Mooney has changed into a monkey. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Bailey: Hal March. Mooney: Gale Gordon.
Lucy thinks Mr. Mooney has changed into a monkey. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Bailey: Hal March. Mooney: Gale Gordon.
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
The TV icon plays a widow living with best friend Vivian and their kids while she works as a secretary for long-suffering banker Mr Mooney. After undergoing a format change in 1968, it was retitled "Here's Lucy".
Lucy and Mooney appear in a nightclub hypnotist's act. Miss Pat: Pat Collins. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Mooney: Gale Gordon.
Lucy and Mooney appear in a nightclub hypnotist's act. Miss Pat: Pat Collins. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Mooney: Gale Gordon.