The Worst Episodes of Mr. Lucky

It seems that Bugsy McKenna is on the run from the mob. Not just any mob, one headed up by a well educated Mr. Henry Praisewater accompanied by his two henchman. Bugsy was given money to purchase land in the desert for a new hotel but he invested it in his name now they want his hide. He turns to his friend Mr. Lucky to hide him, but Praisewater is hot on Bugsy's tail. Mr. Lucky is caught by Praisewater, claiming Bugsy's not on his casino boat. A few minutes later Mr. Lucky literally steps on Bugsy, to his surprise. He tries to hide Bugsy in the hidden wine room but Bugsy gets drunk and escapes. To add to the chaos, Bugsy's wife is onboard and in order to protect her Lucky knocks her out, pretending she's some woman he's romancing. Bugsy, walking around the boat druink accidentally dropping a bottle of champagne on Praisewater's head. Now Bugsy's cover is blown. Praisewater beats up Lucky and his sidekick Andamo. Mrs. Bugsy wakes up, see's her husband about to be shot and grabs Lucky's

Director: Jack Arnold

Writer: N/A

An insurance company is after Maggie to give her money inherited from an uncle, right after Mr. Lucky puts her into hiding since she witnessed a mob killing.

Director: Boris Sagal

Writer: N/A

Lucky wins a lottery for which the prize is a date with a popular Hollywood actress who asks Lucky for help against blackmailers.

Director: Jack Arnold

Writer: N/A

During the middle of the night a small boy is smuggled onto the Fortuna from a small fishing vessel.

Director: Jack Arnold

Writer: N/A

Stowaways plan to enter the United States on board the Fortuna and once there spread pro-Nazi literature.

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Mr. Lucky and his associate Andamo are forced to abandon their casino in Andamo's island country when the corrupt president learns that their yacht, the Fortuna, has been used by a group of revolutionaries to bring in arms.

Director: Blake Edwards

Writer: N/A

Lucky and Andamo find a missing heiress who has been living in poverty.

Director: Boris Sagal

Writer: Gene L. Coon

After a ruined poker player attempts suicide, Lucky sets out to find who has been using marked cards at a friend's club.

Director: Jack Arnold

Writer: N/A

A woman who needs lots of money very quickly comes to Mr. Lucky for help.

Director: Jack Arnold

Writer: Michael Fessier

An ex-convict who can't handle the outside world seeks Mr. Lucky's help in returning to prison.

Director: Jerry Hopper

Writer: N/A

A wartime buddy sends Mr. Lucky a hideous painting for a birthday gift which the artist desperately wants back.

Director: Lamont Johnson

Writer: Gene L. Coon

The police inform Mr. Lucky that they can't go after three elderly men who robbed the Fortuna, since it was outside the three mile limit when the crime occurred.

Director: N/A

Writer: Gene L. Coon

A gangster is pressuring a comedian who works on the Fortuna to quit his job.

Director: Jack Arnold

Writer: Gene L. Coon

A businessman under investigation for tax fraud tries to place a similar rap on Mr. Lucky to keep the IRS investigator busy until he can fix his own books.

Director: Jack Arnold

Writer: N/A

Lucky holds a charity boxing match on board the Fortuna.

Director: N/A

Writer: Gene L. Coon

Lucky runs for city council to try to oust the criminals who run the town.

Director: Jack Arnold

Writer: N/A

A bungling waiter shows his appreciation by robbing Mr. Lucky after Lucky decides to give him one last chance instead of firing him.

Director: Jack Arnold

Writer: N/A

Mr. Lucky is informed that money he won gambling with a scar-faced man was stolen from a race track.

Director: Boris Sagal

Writer: N/A

Andamo falls for a lady who boards the Fortuna in an effort to stop gambling there.

Director: Jack Arnold

Writer: Gene L. Coon

After Lucky decides to change the Fortuna from a gambling casino to a supper club, a woman who Lucky rescues when she attempts suicide asks him for a very large loan.

Director: Boris Sagal

Writer: Gene L. Coon

Bandits set out to frame Mr. Lucky when he turns down their request to use the Fortuna as a getaway vehicle.

Director: Jack Arnold

Writer: N/A

A known criminal tries stronger tactics when Mr. Lucky refuses to sell him the Fortuna for a ridiculous price.

Director: Lamont Johnson

Writer: Stirling Silliphant

A runaway heiress stows away on board the Fortuna, but a peculiar man is pursuing her.

Director: Jack Arnold

Writer: Jameson Brewer

A man who lost a large bet to Lucky over the outcome of a South American election tries to kill Mr. Lucky to avoid paying the debt.

Director: Jerry Hopper

Writer: N/A

Lucky is on the lookout for counterfeit money when the police inform him that phony bills are being put into circulation from the Fortuna's port.

Director: N/A

Writer: Gene L. Coon