Lucy does a bird call for Fred and Ricky and when they ask her what kind of a...
Lucy tries to convince Ricky and Fred that it was her cuckooing and not the c...
The hidden cuckoo clock goes off and Lucy tells Fred and Ricky it was actuall...
Fred and Ricky catch Lucy with the cuckoo clock hiding under her coat. They ...
Fred starts to defend Lucy to Ricky but then realizes she took his cuckoo clo...
Ricky and Fred catch Lucy taking Fred's cuckoo clock thinking she's stealing ...
Ricky tells Fred that Lucy is a kleptomaniac, except he can't pronounce it.
Fred explains the definition of kleptomaniac to Ricky. He thinks that Lucy i...
Ricky thinks that Lucy stole all the items in their closet and the 200 dollar...
Fred asks Ricky if he thinks Lucy is a klepto because of all the items stashe...
Ricky tells Fred about all the items he found in the closet that Lucy put the...
Ricky tells Fred that he thinks that Lucy is a thief and tells him about the ...
Ricky tells Fred what's been going on with Lucy and tells Fred he thinks that...
Ricky goes to Fred's to confide to him that Lucy may have a problem with stea...
Ethel comes up with a plan to get rid of Fred's cuckoo clock and it's so snea...
Ethel asks Lucy to do her a favor and auction off Fred'd clock at the bazaar ...
Lucy tells Ethel that she told Ricky she had stolen the 200 dollars in her pu...
Lucy tells Ethel that Ricky found the 200 dollars in her purse that was to be...
Ricky demands answers on where Lucy got the money in her purse.
Ricky tries to get Lucy to tell him where she got the 200 dollars he found in...
Ricky goes through Lucy's purse and finds the money she had hidden for the ba...
Ricky calls the pancakes, flapcakes so Lucy corrects him.
Ricky sits down to breakfast and Lucy gives him a plate of pancakes.
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