One of Lucille Ball’s variety shows, and with Carol Burnette to boot!

Lucy thinks Harry is trying to murder her!?! Even worse than the 1st episode of I Love Lucy in 1951 in which Lucy thinks Ricky is trying to murder her!

Lucy goes undercover (as an old lady) to catch the crook of a robbery she may have caused. Wally Cox guest stars as a security guard.

Uncle Harry requires Lucille to work on Saturday at his house. By the end of the day, his house is a shambles.

Lucy discovers gold? Of course not, but she thinks so and the gold rush begins.

Lucy uses a computer dating service–for Uncle Harry.

Unoriginal Van Johnson episode where Lucy Carter uses a Van Johnson look=alike (played by Johnson, of course) to masquerade as the movie star.

Over protective mom Lucy watches over Lucie at her new after school job.

Lucy schemes to get Craig a job as Wayne Newton’s drummer.

The kids take Lucy out for a birthday dinner. Unfortunately, Craig forgets to bring his money, and Lucy schemes to get out of paying the bill.

Uncle Harry sends screenplay author Eva Von Kirsten to hide out at Lucy’s home as a safe haven to complete her latest work. As usual, Lucy takes her job very…

The first of several episodes of Here’s Lucy that has her working undercover. This episode is based on the long running Desilu tv show, Mission Impossible, and features the Carter…

Lucy jumps to the wrong conclusion! Daughter Lucie is working on a school project about teenage marriage, and Lucy fears she is about to elope.

A movie producer is worried when an actress’ pre-filming jitters is subdued by over-eating. Lucy, after contacted at the Unique Employeement Agency, moves in with actress Shelly to help her…

Lucy confuses a bank deposit and a summons. Amusing episode borrowing on older Lucille Ball plots.

The Carter family vacations in Jack Benny’s desert mansion. Percieved as a budget getaway, Benny loads charge after charge to up the bill. This exceptional episode has a cameo by…

Cheapskate Uncle Harry hire’s his nephew & neice, Craig and Kim, as the band needed by a client at the Unique Employment Agency. Lead vocalist Kim develops laryngitis, however, and…

“…the life of kings.” – H.L. Mencken A damaging report by Pearlman and Daniels gets a reaction from Carcetti, while Haynes finds little support for his concerns about a reporters…

“Deserve got nuthin’ to do with it.” – Snoop A promising lead makes Freamon’s hard work worthwhile, although McNulty doesn’t feel like a celebration. Michael is suspicious about his latest…

“A lie ain’t a side of a story. It’s just a lie.” – Terry Hanning A shift in the police department sends Carver to a new location. Meanwhile, Carcetti is…

“They don’t teach it in law school.” – Pearlman After cooking up another scheme for the homeless case, McNulty and Lester become popular figures. Davis is set for his day…

“If you have a problem with this. I understand completely.” – Freamon Marlo’s crew goes on full alert after Omar’s mysterious disappearance. Meanwhile, Carcetti concentrates on the plight of the…

“Just because they’re in the street doesn’t mean they lack opinions.” – Haynes While the crew awaits a showdown with Omar, Marlo celebrates a business deal. Meanwhile, at the Sun,…

“Buyer’s market out there.” – Templeton Omar plots his revenge for his former associates murder now that he’s returned from exile. Gus stresses the need for a city-court reporter, after…

“They’re dead where it doesn’t count.” – Fletcher Mayor Carcetti’s police department plan is leaked. Marlo turns to Proposition Joe for help. Meanwhile, McNulty strikes up an unexpected ally —…

“This ain’t Aruba, bitch.” – Bunk Moreland Freamon keeps a look out for Marlo, who is putting together a deal with Avon Barksdale. Davis goes to Burrell for help, but…

“The bigger the lie, the more they believe.” – Bunk Moreland. McNulty and the detail continue to stake out Marlo and his crew. Recently promoted Sergeant Carver is met with…

“If animal trapped call 410-844-6286” – Baltimore, traditional Burrell tries to help Daniels. Bubbles’ big plan backfires and leaves him in big trouble. Colvin tries to find a solution for…

“That all there is to it?” – Bubbles While searching for the missing bodies, Freamon goes around the chain of command after being rebuked by Landsman. Carcetti finds that his…

“You play in dirt, you get dirty.” – McNulty Randy has trouble with his friends at school, while Carcetti faces a huge dilemma. Meanwhile, Omar visits Proposition Joe, while Freamon…

“World goin’ one way, people another.” -Poot Walker catches Donut boosting cars and teaches him a lesson; Commissioner Burrell gets advice from Senator Davis; Little Kevin has a talk with…

“We got our thing, but it’s just part of the big thing.” – Zenobia Prez wants to teach off curriculum. Carcetti visits the Homicide Department and goes on ride-a-longs for…

“Might as well dump ’em, get another.” – Proposition Joe Herc and Dozerman search for Little Kevin; Omar gets out of jail; Carcetti has his first meeting with the City…

“Aw yeah. That golden rule.” – The Bunk Omar calls in a favor to the police; Carcetti gets advice from the ex-mayor and then Mayor Royce and his team; Cutty…

“Don’t try this shit at home.” – Norman Wilson Carcetti responds to a campaign smear. Randy is accused of a serious transgression. Colvin’s special class gets its first enlistees.

“If you with us, you with us.” – Chris Partlow Commissioner Burrell loses Royce’s support; Chris Partlow tries to recruit Michael to become a soldier in Marlo’s unit; Dukie shows…

“No one wins. One side just loses more slowly.” – Prez Freamon and Greggs move to Homicide, while Herc and Dozerman join Marimow in the lackluster Major Crimes Unit. Cutty…

“I love the first day, man. Everybody all friendly an’ shit.” – Namond Brice Prez is shocked by his students; Royce strikes back against Carcetti; Rawls begins to gut the…

“I still wake up white in a city that ain’t.” – Carcetti In the hopes of possibly saving her job, Pearlman and Freamon continue arguing over the subpoenas, as the…

“Lambs to the slaughter here.” – Marcia Donnelly Four West Baltimore boys wrestle with what to do with the rest of their summer vacation as the new fall school year…