The Best Episodes of Here's Lucy Season 4

Lucy convinces Flip Wilson to play the part of Prissy in a local production of Gone With the Wind, with Harry as Rhett Butler, Lucy as Scarlett O'Hara, and Kim as Melanie.

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Lucy bets Harry's business partner that she can beat him at mounting climbing.

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Uncle Harry's ex-flame Donna is coming to town, and Harry begins to worry about his appearance.

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Lucy hires detective Joe Mannix.

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Lucy must go through decontamination with Astronauts when she makes physical contact with them after a landing.

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Lucy and Kim attempt to make Uncle Harry guilty for not giving Lucy a pay raise.

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Lucy encounters Dinah Shore while on a ski trip. The two get stuck together on a ski lift, where Lucy proceeds to sing a medley of Dinah's hits to her, and otherwise annoy the singer.

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Lucy takes saxophone lessons to join a band.

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Lucy and Uncle Harry seek celebrities for a radio campaign when a competitor makes a dent in their business. Kim's boyfriend is an impressionist (Rich Little), and offers his services.

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Writer: Al Schwartz

Lucy goes to work for movie star Dan Dailey, who pleads with Uncle Harry to take her back at the Unique Employment Agency.

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Lucille and Uncle Harry attend a Ginger Rogers film festival. Ms. Rogers attends in disguise, and is seated next to ""you-know-who"". When Lucille offends Ms. Rogers, she leaves the theater, but also leaves her purse. Discovering the true identity to the stranger, Harry & Lucy plot to return the purse to meet her again.

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The family vacation in Africa.

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The family believes they are on Candid Camera, but in actuality, the are assisting a robbery.

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Writer: Al Schwartz

Lucy is a game show contestant.

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Lucy flips a psychiatrists advice to Harry that she needs a raise, thinking Uncle Harry has something else up his sleeve.

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When an old lady comes in the enployment agency looking for a job because she has nowhere to go, Lucy decides to let her stay at her house. When Mrs. Brady sells land to Harry, Kim tells them about a similar sounding scam which gives Lucy and Harry the idea to let the Mrs. Brady have a seance in which they dress up as Napoleon and Josephine to convince her to refund Harry his money.

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Lucy saves a man's life, and according to Chinese custom, he is indepted to her. Lucy and Kim sheme to correct an annoying situation.

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Harry gets a new office computer, and finds Lucy obsolete. Out of work Lucy get a new job and hates it! Lucy and Kim scheme to make the computer obsolete.

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Kim has decided it is time for her to move out of the house, but Lucy becomes an annoying mother hen. Ultimately, Kim plans to teach Mother a lesson.

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Lucy is promoted to office manager, and looks for ways to save money. Her solution is to sublet half the office to a toy maker.

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Lucy has a new boyfriend, but Kim and Uncle Harry are worried. The milkman doesn't help matters when he informs the pair the Lucy's boyfriend is a playboy.

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Viv shows up for a surprise visit, and tells Lucy she may stay in California for a year, but everything goes awry when Harry fires Lucy and hires Viv in her place, making Lucy furious. After a few weeks, Harry can't stand Viv and Viv can't stand Harry. Lucy comes up with a scheme to get Viv to quit, but Kim blabs the whole thing to Viv. In the end, everything ends up back the way it was.

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Kim moves into her own apartment (one managed by Lucy's brother) and deals with neighbors and lecherous men.

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