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Status: Ended
First Aired: September 23, 1968
Seasons: 6
Episodes: 144
Networks: CBS
Genres: Comedy

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Here's Lucy(1968)

TMDB Rating: 6.7 (29 votes)

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Season 1

24 episodes • 1968

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Mod, Mod Lucy	Sep 23, 1968
2	Lucy Visits Jack Benny	Sep 30, 1968
3	Lucy the Process Server	Oct 7, 1968
4	Lucy and Miss Shelly Winters	Oct 14, 1968
5	Lucy the Conclusion Jumper	Oct 21, 1968
6	Lucy's Impossible Mission	Oct 28, 1968
7	Lucy and Eva Gabor	Nov 11, 1968
8	Lucy's Birthday	Nov 18, 1968
9	Lucy Sells Craig to Wayne Newton	Nov 25, 1968
10	Lucy's Working Daughter	Dec 2, 1968
11	Guess Who Owes Lucy $23.50?	Dec 9, 1968
12	Lucy the Matchmaker	Dec 16, 1968
13	Lucy and the Gold Rush	Dec 30, 1968
14	Lucy the Fixer	Jan 6, 1969
15	Lucy and the Ex-Con	Jan 13, 1969
16	Lucy Goes on Strike	Jan 20, 1969
17	Lucy and Carol Burnett	Jan 27, 1969
18	Lucy and the Great Airport Chase	Feb 3, 1969
19	A Date for Lucy	Feb 10, 1969
20	Lucy the Shopping Expert	Feb 17, 1969
21	Lucy Gets Her Man	Feb 24, 1969
22	Lucy's Safari	Mar 3, 1969
23	Lucy and Tennessee Ernie's Fun Farm	Mar 10, 1969
24	Lucy Helps Craig Get a Driver's License	Mar 10, 1969

Season 2

24 episodes • 1969

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Lucy Joins the Air Force Academy (1)	Sep 22, 1969
2	Lucy Joins the Air Force Academy (2)	Sep 29, 1969
3	Lucy and the Indian Chief	Oct 6, 1969
4	Lucy Runs the Rapids	Oct 13, 1969
5	Lucy and Harry's Tonsils	Oct 20, 1969
6	Lucy and the Andrews Sisters	Oct 27, 1969
7	Lucy's Burglar Alarm	Nov 3, 1969
8	Lucy at the Drive-In Movie	Nov 10, 1969
9	Lucy and the Used Car Dealer	Nov 17, 1969
10	Lucy the Cement Worker	Nov 24, 1969
11	Lucy and Johnny Carson	Dec 1, 1969
12	Lucy and the Generation Gap	Dec 8, 1969
13	Lucy and the Bogie Affair	Dec 15, 1969
14	Lucy Protects Her Job	Dec 22, 1969
15	Lucy the Helpful Mother	Dec 29, 1969
16	Lucy and Liberace	Jan 5, 1970
17	Lucy the Laundress	Jan 12, 1970
18	Lucy and Lawrence Welk	Jan 19, 1970
19	Lucy and Viv Visit Tijuana	Jan 26, 1970
20	Lucy and Ann-Margret	Feb 2, 1970
21	Lucy and Wally Cox	Feb 9, 1970
22	Lucy and Wayne Newton	Feb 16, 1970
23	Lucy Takes Over	Feb 23, 1970
24	Lucy and Carol Burnett	Mar 2, 1970

Season 3

24 episodes • 1970

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Lucy Meets the Burtons	Sep 14, 1970
2	Lucy the Skydiver	Sep 21, 1970
3	Lucy and Sammy Davis, Jr.	Sep 28, 1970
4	Lucy and the Drum Contest	Oct 5, 1970
5	Lucy the Crusader	Oct 12, 1970
6	Lucy, the Coed	Oct 19, 1970
7	Lucy, the American Mother	Oct 26, 1970
8	Lucy's Wedding Party	Nov 2, 1970
9	Lucy Cuts Vincent's Price	Nov 9, 1970
10	Lucy, the Diamond Cutter	Nov 16, 1970
11	Lucy and Jack Benny's Biography	Nov 23, 1970
12	Lucy and Rudy Vallee	Nov 30, 1970
13	Lucy Loses Her Cool	Dec 7, 1970
14	Lucy, Part-Time Wife	Dec 14, 1970
15	Lucy and Ma Parker	Dec 21, 1970
16	Lucy Stops a Marriage	Dec 28, 1970
17	Lucy's Vacation	Jan 4, 1971
18	Lucy and the 20-20 Vision	Jan 12, 1971
19	Lucy and the Raffle	Jan 18, 1971
20	Lucy's House Guest, Harry	Jan 25, 1971
21	Lucy and Aladdin's Lamp	Feb 1, 1971
22	Lucy and Carol Burnett	Feb 8, 1971
23	Lucy's Hawaiian Vacation (1)	Feb 15, 1971
24	Lucy's Hawaiian Vacation (2)	Feb 21, 1971

Season 4

24 episodes • 1971

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Lucy and Flip Go Legit	Sep 12, 1971
2	Lucy and the Mountain Climber	Sep 20, 1971
3	Lucy and the Italian Bombshell	Sep 27, 1971
4	Lucy and Mannix Are Held Hostage	Oct 4, 1971
5	Lucy and the Astronauts	Oct 11, 1971
6	Lucy Makes a Few Extra Dollars	Oct 18, 1971
7	Someone's On the Ski Lift with Dinah	Oct 25, 1971
8	Lucy and Her All-Nun Band	Nov 1, 1971
9	Lucy and the Celebrities	Nov 15, 1971
10	Won't You Calm Down, Dan Dailey?	Nov 15, 1971
11	Ginger Rogers Comes to Tea	Nov 22, 1971
12	Lucy Helps David Frost Go Night-Night	Nov 29, 1971
13	Lucy in the Jungle	Dec 6, 1971
14	Lucy and Candid Camera	Dec 13, 1971
15	Lucy's Lucky Day	Dec 20, 1971
16	Lucy's Bonus Bounces	Dec 27, 1971
17	Lucy and the Little Old Lady	Jan 3, 1972
18	Lucy and the Chinese Curse	Jan 10, 1972
19	Lucy's Replacement	Jan 17, 1972
20	Kim Moves Out	Jan 24, 1972
21	Lucy Sublets the Office	Jan 31, 1972
22	Lucy's Punctured Romance	Feb 7, 1972
23	With Viv As a Friend, Who Needs an Enemy?	Feb 14, 1972
24	Kim Finally Cuts You-Know-Who's Apron Strings	Feb 21, 1972

Season 5

24 episodes • 1972

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Lucy's Big Break	Sep 11, 1972
2	Lucy and Eva Gabor Are Hospital Roomies	Sep 18, 1972
3	Harrison Carter, Male Nurse	Sep 25, 1972
4	A Home Is Not An Office	Oct 2, 1972
5	Lucy and Joe Namath	Oct 9, 1972
6	The Case of the Wreckless Wheelchair Driver	Oct 16, 1972
7	Lucy, the Other Woman	Oct 23, 1972
8	Lucy and Petula Clark	Oct 30, 1972
9	Lucy and Jim Bailey	Nov 6, 1972
10	Lucy and Dirty Gertie	Nov 13, 1972
11	Lucy and Donny Osmond	Nov 20, 1972
12	Lucy and Her Prince Charming	Nov 27, 1972
13	My Fair Buzzi	Dec 11, 1972
14	Lucy and the Group Encounter	Dec 18, 1972
15	Lucy Is Really In a Pickle	Jan 1, 1973
16	Lucy Goes on Her Last Blind Date	Jan 8, 1973
17	Lucy and Her Genuine Twimby	Jan 15, 1973
18	Lucy Goes to Prison	Jan 22, 1973
19	Lucy and the Professor	Jan 29, 1973
20	Lucy and the Franchise Fiasco	Feb 5, 1973
21	Lucy and Harry's Pot	Feb 12, 1973
22	The Not So Popular Mechanics	Feb 19, 1973
23	Goodbye, Mrs. Hips	Feb 26, 1973
24	Lucy and Harry's Memoirs	Mar 5, 1973

Season 6

24 episodes • 1973

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Lucy and Danny Thomas	Sep 10, 1973
2	The Big Game	Sep 17, 1973
3	Lucy, the Peacemaker	Sep 24, 1973
4	Lucy the Wealthy Widow	Oct 1, 1973
5	The Bow-Wow Boutique	Oct 8, 1973
6	Lucy Gives Eddie Albert the Old Song and Dance	Oct 15, 1973
7	Lucy's Tenant	Oct 22, 1973
8	Lucy and Andy Griffith	Oct 29, 1973
9	Lucy and Joan Rivers Do Jury Duty	Nov 5, 1973
10	Tipsy Through the Tulips	Nov 12, 1973
11	The Carters Meet Frankie Avalon	Nov 19, 1973
12	Harry Catches Gold Fever	Dec 3, 1973
13	Lucy and Chuck Connors Have a Surprise Slumber Party	Dec 17, 1973
14	Lucy Plays Cops and Robbers	Dec 31, 1973
15	Lucy is a Bird Sitter	Jan 7, 1974
16	Meanwhile, Back at the Office	Jan 14, 1974
17	Lucy is N.G. as an R.N.	Jan 21, 1974
18	Lucy, the Sheriff	Jan 28, 1974
19	Milton Berle is the Life of the Party	Feb 11, 1974
20	Mary Jane's Boyfriend	Feb 18, 1974
21	Lucy and Phil Harris Strike Up the Band	Feb 25, 1974
22	Lucy Carter Meets Lucille Ball	Mar 4, 1974
23	Where is My Wandering Mother Tonight?	Mar 11, 1974
24	Lucy Fights the System	Mar 18, 1974

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