I Love Lucy

Lucy won't leave California without taking along the cement block with John Wayne's footprints from Grauman's Chinese Theatre and hatches a plot for its removal.

To avoid Lucy's prosecution for the theft of John Wayne's now-destroyed footprints, Ricky must return them to Grauman's Chinese Theatre by sundown.

When Ricky refuses to entertain at a studio party, Lucy accepts in his place and lands herself a contract to entertain.

Ricky sells the Pontiac in Hollywood and buys train tickets for the trip back to New York. But he's somehow forgotten just one little thing: tickets from Fred and Ethel!

Boarding the train back to New York, Lucy sends Ricky off to the station to retrieve her purse, then misplaces Mother and the baby, then tangles with a jewel thief. For each of these problems, Lucy finds a simple solution.

The Ricardos return home from Hollywood to find that Ricky has become a huge star in New York.

Ricky's agent sets up a TV interview of the Ricardos in their home but doesn't think their apartment is good enough.

Ricky has a scheduling mix-up, and finds that he finally needs Lucy's help with his act.

Lucy can't bear to be separated from Little Ricky, but Ricky Sr. is adamant: their son must start nursery school. All goes well - until Little Ricky gets sick and "Nurse Lucy" decides to take charge.

Ricky and Fred are going on a European tour but can only bring their wives they can raise money for their own expenses.

Lucy is unable to produce her birth certificate to get a passport for the Ricardos' and Mertzes' European jaunt. She calls her hometown for the birth certificate but discovers that none exists for her.

Fred's fear of becoming seasick threatens the Mertzes' and Ricardos' plans for Ricky's European band tour. They are all booked on the ocean liner Constitution for the trans-Atlantic voyage.

Fred, Ethel and Ricky are sailing for Europe when it's discovered that Lucy is still on the dock.

Lucy decides that their transatlantic ocean voyage will be a perfect opportunity for a second honeymoon. But her romantic plans with Ricky hit rough seas when his shipboard band engagements keep him busy practically every waking minute.

Lucy is thrilled at being in London, and most of all wants to see the Queen.

Lucy grows jealous when Ricky dances at a London party with an attractive British actress.

The Ricardos and the Mertzes are set to depart Great Britain for Paris, but Lucy dreams of visiting her McGillicuddy relatives in Kildoonan, Scotland.

Lucy's loose on the streets of Paris, where a friendly Frenchman offers her a special rate for changing her dollars into francs. But as soon as she pays the lunch bill at a sidewalk café, she's carted off to jail for passing counterfeit money!

Determined to keep Lucy away from the suave, debonair French movie star Charles Boyer, Ricky finds that he's simply no match for his star-struck spouse.

Lucy goes on a hunger strike in order to get Ricky to buy an expensive dress from a famous French designer.

While waiting for the band to arrive in Lucerne, Switzerland, Lucy, Ricky, Fred, and Ethel decide to go mountain climbin. When an avalanche traps them in a deserted mountain cabin, the four friends make some surprising confessions!

Lucy wants to make a transatlantic phone call to Little Ricky but Fred is trying to save money.

The Ricardos and Mertzes are on a train for Rome when Lucy is discovered by an Italian film director who offers her a role in his new picture, "Bitter Grapes."

The Ricardos and Mertzes are leaving Genoa for Nice when Lucy decides they should all go by bicycle because they can't see enough of the countries from the train.

Ricky forbids Lucy to visit the casino, but Lucy doesn't see any harm in just taking a quick look around. Finding a stray chip on the floor, she can't locate it's owner so she tosses it onto the nearest table - a roulette table. Within moments, she's won!