I Love Lucy

For the Mertzes' anniversary, the guys want to go to the fights and the women want to go to a nightclub.

Lucy thinks Ricky is losing interest in her and takes Ethel's advice on spicing up their marriage.

Lucy wants a part in Ricky's nightclub act, but must lose twelve pounds in four days.

A misunderstood conversation makes Lucy suspicious.

To win a $1000, Lucy pretends to have been married to someone else.

Lucy decides she must impress talent scouts in order to get into show business.

Lucy and Ethel become interested in the supernatural.

Lucy tries to teach Ricky to be tidy around the house.

Lucy thinks Ricky has given her the ultimate gift.

Upon reading a gossip column story, Lucy and Ethel believe the Ricardos' marriage needs saving.

Lucy and Ethel are convinced their husbands are headed for the service

Lucy takes dance lessons so she can be in a number at the club.

Lucy resorts to her womanly wiles to get Ricky to sing at a women's club benefit.

Lucy is forced to take a job baby-sitting twins and gets more than she bargained for.

Lucy delivers a romantic note from her shy neighbor, the elderly Miss Lewis, to the grocer.

Lucy fakes amnesia in her efforts to break into show business.

Desperate about her failed attempts to become an actress, Lucy decides to write a play to get into show business.

Lucy and Ricky's late night singing almost breaks both a lease and some friendships.

Lucy tries ballet as her way to get into show business.

The eternal love triangle turns into a square as two young romantics fall for Lucy and Ricky.

Lucy overhears a plot against the Ricardos.

Lucy tries to patch up a quarrel between Fred and Ethel.

When Ricky refuses to shave off a new mustache, Lucy glues one on her own face but can't seem to get it off.

Ricky and Fred bet Lucy and Ethel that the girls can't stop gossiping.

Lucy and Ethel are challenged to try to live without modern conveniences.