Lucy becomes the victim of a TV stunt introduced by Art Linkletter and plotted by her children, her best friend and Uncle Harry.

Lucy takes a course in mechanics because the teacher is cute, then ignorantly applied techniques she should have learned to destroy Harry's classic Rolls Royce.

Motherhood gets the best of Lucy Carter (LUCILLE BALL) when her daughter, Kim (LUCIE ARNAZ) lands her first job as a sales clerk in a dress shop. In a serious of hilarious attempts to help her daughter, Lucy goes on a buying spree and in the process alienates a chubby female customer who insists on buying a dress that’s sizes too small for her.

Lucy is locked in a quarantine chamber with newly-returned astronauts, and the spacemen aren't prepared for the chaos caused by Lucy.

Lucy uses Uncle Harry's home for a Greek Wedding Party thinking he's gone out of town for the weekend, then tries to convince Harry that it's a surprise birthday party for him.

Lucy Carter (LUCILLE BALL) turns theatrical agent and attempts to hire Guest Star VAN JOHNSON to fly to Texas and sing “Happy Birthday” to a cow owned by an eccentric Texas Millionaire (JEFF DeBENNING).

Mary Jane finally catches a man. Unfortunately, the new boyfriend makes a play for Lucy.

Ginger Rogers experiences the perplexities of a lifetime while sipping tea with Lucy. All Ginger wanted to do was to reclaim her purse.

Lucy (LUCILLE BALL) and Uncle Harry (GALE GORDON) solve guest star TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD’S desperate need for hired hands by writing a musical TV commercial which not only attracts paying guests but gets to guests to do the chores.

Lucy schemes with a starving artist to fake his death, hoping his paintings will begin to sell.