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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".
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's pet parakeet is boarding at the Carmichael house. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Viv: Vivian Vance. Mooney: Gale Gordon.
Lucy and Viv discover that there's money to be made in old coins, so they head for the bank and Mooney's capacious coffers. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Viv: Vivian Vance. Mooney: Gale Gordon. Policeman: Ray Kellogg. Jerry: Jimmy Garrett. Miss Ferguson: Monya Andre.
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".
George Burns decides to include Lucy in his new nightclub act. George and Lucy do "Some of These Days." Lucy: Lucille Ball. Mooney: Gale Gordon.
George Burns decides to include Lucy in his new nightclub act. George and Lucy do "Some of These Days." Lucy: Lucille Ball. Mooney: Gale Gordon.
George Burns decides to include Lucy in his new nightclub act. George and Lucy do "Some of These Days." Lucy: Lucille Ball. Mooney: Gale Gordon.
Lucy profits by a bean company's double-your-money-back offer. Bailey: Ed Begley. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Mooney: Gale Gordon.
Lucy profits by a bean company's double-your-money-back offer. Bailey: Ed Begley. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Mooney: Gale Gordon.
Lucy profits by a bean company's double-your-money-back offer. Bailey: Ed Begley. Lucy: Lucille Ball. 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".
George Burns decides to include Lucy in his new nightclub act. George and Lucy do "Some of These Days." Lucy: Lucille Ball. Mooney: Gale Gordon.
George Burns decides to include Lucy in his new nightclub act. George and Lucy do "Some of These Days." Lucy: Lucille Ball. Mooney: Gale Gordon.
George Burns decides to include Lucy in his new nightclub act. George and Lucy do "Some of These Days." Lucy: Lucille Ball. Mooney: Gale Gordon.
Lucy profits by a bean company's double-your-money-back offer. Bailey: Ed Begley. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Mooney: Gale Gordon.
Lucy profits by a bean company's double-your-money-back offer. Bailey: Ed Begley. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Mooney: Gale Gordon.
Lucy profits by a bean company's double-your-money-back offer. Bailey: Ed Begley. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Mooney: Gale Gordon.
Lucy gets ventriloquist Paul Winchell to entertain at a bank dinner. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Mooney: Gale Gordon.
Lucy gets ventriloquist Paul Winchell to entertain at a bank dinner. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Mooney: Gale Gordon.
Lucy gets ventriloquist Paul Winchell to entertain at a bank dinner. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Mooney: Gale Gordon.
Mooney lets Lucy try on a ring he got for his wife. Gale Gordon. Jeweler: Don Beddoe. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Teenager: Lucie Arnaz.
Mooney lets Lucy try on a ring he got for his wife. Gale Gordon. Jeweler: Don Beddoe. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Teenager: Lucie Arnaz.
Mooney lets Lucy try on a ring he got for his wife. Gale Gordon. Jeweler: Don Beddoe. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Teenager: Lucie Arnaz.
Lucy gets ventriloquist Paul Winchell to entertain at a bank dinner. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Mooney: Gale Gordon.
Lucy gets ventriloquist Paul Winchell to entertain at a bank dinner. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Mooney: Gale Gordon.
Lucy gets ventriloquist Paul Winchell to entertain at a bank dinner. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Mooney: Gale Gordon.
Mooney lets Lucy try on a ring he got for his wife. Gale Gordon. Jeweler: Don Beddoe. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Teenager: Lucie Arnaz.
Mooney lets Lucy try on a ring he got for his wife. Gale Gordon. Jeweler: Don Beddoe. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Teenager: Lucie Arnaz.
Mooney lets Lucy try on a ring he got for his wife. Gale Gordon. Jeweler: Don Beddoe. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Teenager: Lucie Arnaz.
Mooney's rare postage stamp is missing after Lucy gives a vacuum-cleaner demonstration. Mrs. White: Mabel Albertson. Mooney: Gale Gordon. Postman: Herb Vigran. Junior White: Flip Mark. Mail Sorter: Karl Lukas. Perkins: Nestor Paiva. Bennett: Robert S. Carson.
Lucy promised to take the youngsters to see Danny Kaye, but now she can't get tickets. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Danny Kaye: Himself. Mooney: Gale Gordon. Chris: Candy Moore. Maitre d': Leon Belasco. Doorman: Ray Kellogg. Miss Holloway: Sue Casey.
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".