Lucy tells Mr. Ritter he has children and that she keeps them hidden.
Lucy slams Mr. Ritter's thumb with a hammer as she tries to server him dinner.
Mr. Ritter joins Lucy for dinner at her apartment.
Lucy has a plan...really?....to get Mr. Ritter to change his mind about havin...
Giving her elderly neighbor lessons on how to walk seductively doesn't seem t...
Miss Lewis doesn't do a good job walking seductively. Lucy helps give her po...
Lucy tells Mr. Ritter that her husband will be home when he comes to visit bu...
Lucy can't keep her mouth shut and tells Mr. Ritter the grocer that Miss Lewi...
Lucy tells Ricky that helping little old Miss Lewis and the grocer get togeth...
Lucy finds out her neighbor Miss Lewis has a crush on the grocery man.
Lucy gets mad at Ricky for making her think she was dying.
Lucy thinks her skins turned green and she has a terminal disease.
Lucy pretends to be a little girl with a lollipop so Ricky feels bad and give...
Lucy, pretending to have a mental illness so Ricky will feel bad for her, ask...
Lucy pretends to have a mental illness that makes her think she's a child. S...
Lucy pretends to have amnesia so Ricky will feel bad and give her a part in h...
Lucy pretends to have amnesia so Ricky will give in and give her a spot in hi...
Lucy pretends she doesn't know who she or Ricky is so she can convince him to...
Lucy pretends not to know who she is or who Ricky is in order to try and get ...
Lucy, pretending not to know who Ricky is, tells him to keep his distance.
Lucy pretends she doesn't know who she is so Ricky will give her a shot at be...
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Over the last few weeks, we’ve seen some large sea changes on Mad Men, so many changes that we seemed due for a break. Last night’s episode, “The Crash” was a break in more ways than one and an unanticipated jaunt through the back alleys of show creator Matthew Weiner’s mind. The Stalker We’ve never [...]
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