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14 thirty-minute episodes on 2 DVD's

The Lucy Show (October 1, 1962 - September 2, 1974) firmly established the lovable redhead, Lucille Ball, as the First Lady of American Television. After her divorce from Desi Arnaz, she created the series on her own and was immediately enmbraced by the public. Her special brand of slapstick humor plays off famous guest stars and Gale Gordon who joined the show in 1963 as Mr. Mooney.

Disc 1
1. Lucy and George Burns with Guest, George Burns (9-12-66)

2. Lucy and the Submarine (9-19-66)
3. Lucy and the Bean Queen with Guest, Ed Begley (9-26-66)
4. Lucy Gets a Roommate with Guest, Carol Burnett (10-31-66)
5. Lucy and Carol in Palm Springs with Guest, Carol Burnett (11-07-66)
6. Lucy and John Wayne with Guest, John Wayne (11-21-66)
7. Lucy and Pat Collins with Guest, Pat Collins (11-28-66)

Disc 2
1. Lucy and Main Street U.S.A. with Guest, Mel Torme (1-23-67)
2. Lucy Meets the Law (2-13-67)
3. Lucy Meets Sheldon Leonard with Guest, Sheldon Leonard (3-06-67)
4. Lucy Meets the Berles with Guests, Milton Berle and Ruta Lee (9-11-67)