Fred and Ethel visit Lucy three times before they tell her they're there to s...
Ricky hears the Frenchman at the window and pulls him through. Jean tells Ric...
The Frenchman, Jean, is trying to hit on Lucy telling her to warm up before t...
Ethel tries to convince Lucy to have Fred be her partner in practicing for th...
Lucy asks Ricky to bring her a glass of water and Ethel wants Fred to bring h...
After the fatherhood conversation between Fred and Ricky, Fred wishes to cont...
Fred asks Ricky if he wants to be part of a Vaudeville show that Fred does th...
Ethel tells Lucy not to fall for Ricky's idea of having Lucy come down to the...
When Ethel finally tells Lucy what she is referring to, she patronizingly say...
Lucy has no idea what Ethel is referring to as she offers Lucy her friendship...
Ethel asks Lucy if she is like Ricky's mother, who was a great singer and dan...
The mother tells the boy Lucy's babysitting that they would get spankings if ...
The twins mother calls to check in on the boys and asks if Lucy is on fire.
The twins tell Lucy no one will babysit both of them at the same time because...
One of those boys demands cookies and milk while Lucy is babysitting.
Lucy does not realize she is watching a set of twins. The mother snuck one b...
Lucy asks the little boy she is babysitting to go wash his hands.
Lucy has a phone conversation with the people from the ad in the paper lookin...
Ethel thinks for $5 an hour, the baby must be something else.
Lucy finds a job in the paper for a babysitter at $5 an hour.
Lucy is trying to find a job but she has no skills.
Lucy decides that is no longer a housewife but going out in to the real world...
Lucy and Ricky argue over the amount of clothes Lucy has got and the price of...
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