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Richard Burton, the movie star, escapes riotous fans by wearing a plumber's disguise. Lucy Carter mistakes him for a much needed plumber. Sam (Burton), the plumber, escapes to the Carter household. Lucy later finds a remarkable diamond ring in his discarded over-alls. By the time Lucy discovers it is THE famous Elizabeth Taylor diamond ring, it is already stuck on her finger. The end result is a creshendo of comedy as Liz feverishly tries to get the ring off Lucy's finger. Ultimately, Lucy's arms are used as Liz Taylor's while Richard & Liz do a scheduled press conference.
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Directed by Jerry ParisWritten by Madelyn Pugh, Bob Carroll Jr.Guest stars Cliff Norton, Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, Army Archerd, James Bacon, Vanda Barra, Marilyn Beck, Joan Crosby
Lucy threatens to take up skydiving if her kids don't drop their dangerous activities, but Harry convinces her to actually do it as publicity for the Employment Agency.
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Directed by Herbert KenwithGuest stars Bill Baldwin, Rhodes Reason
Lucy ends up hitting Sammy Davis Jr. while opening the door to the employment agency and it hits his nose which causes him to threaten to sue Harry and Lucy if his nose looks different for the movie he is filming.
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Directed by Herbert KenwithGuest stars Sammy Davis Jr., Irwin Charone, Joe Jackson, Steve March, Gary Morton, Elliott Reid, Keith Taylor
When Lucy buys Craig a record player for his birthday it ends up not working right, so Lucy brings it back to the store but they won't accept it back which causes Lucy and other victims of the companies defective products to present their case in front of shareholders.
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Directed by Herbert KenwithWritten by Al SchwartzGuest stars Jerome Cowan, Kathleen Hughes, Charles Nelson Reilly, Bob Hastings, John J. Fox, Carole Cook, Donald Briggs
Harry sends Lucy to Jack Benny's house where she writes down his biography. Important and significant events throughout his life like him as a child practicing violin to being in the navy to shows with Gracie Allen.
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Directed by Herbert KenwithGuest stars George Burns, Louis Quinn, Jack Benny, Michael Barbera, Ben Wrigley, Florence Lake
Written by Bruce Shelly, David KetchumGuest stars Herbie Faye, Rudy Vallee, Philip Vandervort, Vanda Barra, Marnelle Wright, Gloria Wood, George Bledsoe, Thomas D. Kenny
Lucy is chosen on an audience participation game show. The host offers her $500 if she won't lose her temper for a week. When she's escorted off the stage, the host then brings out Harry & the kids, offering them $500 if they can make Lucy lose her temper! They do everything possible to make Lucy lose, but she overcomes temptation. Lucy manages to demolish a grocery store! The week passed. Lucy's back on the game show where the host awards her $500. But then, the manager of the grocery store enters & charges her $499.99 in damages, leaving her with 1 penny! Lucy gets mad & cries until the host reveals that her friends/family were in this charade & award her another $500!
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Directed by Herbert KenwithGuest stars Richard Erdman, Mary Jane Croft, Art Linkletter, Vanda Barra, Scott Garrett, Caryl Lincoln
Directed by Herbert KenwithGuest stars Jerry Maren, Marc Lawrence, Stafford Repp, Billy Curtis, Carole Cook, Harry Hickox, Boyd 'Red' Morgan, Orwin C. Harvey
Directed by Ross MartinWritten by Al SchwartzGuest stars Hayden Rorke, Sid Gould, Paul Picerni, Rhodes Reason, Robert Foulk, Irwin Charone, Jody Gilbert, Larry J. Blake
Directed by Charles WaltersWritten by Seaman JacobsGuest stars Vince Barnett, Herbie Faye, Sid Gould, Robert Foulk, Emile Autuori, Frank J. Scannell, Eugene Molnak
Directed by Jack CarterWritten by Al SchwartzGuest stars Richard Deacon, Jack Benny, Kay E. Kuter, Carol Burnett, Clarence M. Landry, Venord Bradley, Johnny Silver, Sid Gould
