Episode list

Here's Lucy

Mod, Mod Lucy

Sun, Sep 22, 1968
Lucy lands Craig and Kim a job performing at a high-class birthday party, but when Kim is sidelined with laryngitis, can songbird Lucy step into the breach?
7.6 /10
Lucy Visits Jack Benny
An inexpensive vacation becomes quite costly for the Carters when it's spent at cheapskate Jack Benny's in-home hotel.
8.2 /10
Lucy and Miss Shelley Winters
Lucy turns personal trainer and life coach to temperamental movie star Shelley Summers, who must overcome her compulsive eating and lose 15 pounds in two weeks or lose a lucrative movie deal.
7.4 /10
Lucy, the Conclusion Jumper
Stumbling upon research notes for Kim and Don's school project on teenage marriage sets Lucy leaping before she looks and landing her and Harry in hot water at City Hall.
7.3 /10
Lucy's Impossible Mission
In this spoof of Mission: Impossible, Lucy inadvertently intercepts the tape and hears the secret message, leading to the Carters volunteering to impersonate Indian royalty at an embassy ball to help retrieve hidden microfilm.
7.7 /10
Lucy and Eva Gabor
Eva Von Graunitz, author of the scandalous, banned-in-Boston best seller "Valley of the Puppets", needs privacy while she writes the script for the film adaptation, so she goes to the Unique Employment Agency. Harry sends her to Lucy's house and trusts her to make sure no one disturbs Miss Von Graunitz at work.
7.6 /10
Lucy's Birthday

Sun, Nov 17, 1968
It's Lucille Carter's birthday, and her teenage children Kim and Craig strive to make it special. They decide to treat her to a meal at a fancy Chinese restaurant.
7.2 /10
Lucy's Working Daughter
Kim gets her first job as a sales assistant with special payments for every piece of clothing she sells. Lucy figures 'the more I buy, the more I save!'. Special Notes on Lucie:
7.9 /10
Guess Who Owes Lucy $23.50
A con man pretending to be Van Johnson scams Lucy out of $23.50. After that, a Texas oil millionaire comes to the Unique Employment Agency and asks for a celebrity to sing to his prized cow, Ethel, on her birthday. Lucy suggests Van Johnson, but when she goes to meet the real one and asks for her money back, she is thrown out.
7.1 /10
Lucy, the Matchmaker
Lucy decides that Uncle Harry should try to find a wife, so she visits a computer dating service to procure him a date.
7.8 /10
Lucy and the Gold Rush
Kim and Craig collect rocks for Kim's geology class, and Uncle Harry is led to believe that one of them contains gold.
6.6 /10
Lucy Goes on Strike
Lucy goes on a strike with the other secretaries to get Harry to give her a raise. When she overhears him later on, Lucy thinks Harry is trying to murder her.
7 /10
Lucy and Carol Burnett
Angeles High School needs money for a gymnasium, and the assembly that the students are staging to raise money to build one could use a star. Lucy suggests getting Carol Burnett to appear. They go to a taping of her show, and during the question and answer session, Lucy persuades Carol to do the benefit.
7.2 /10
Lucy and the Great Airport Chase
The Carters are waiting at the airport for a man who is considering opening a San Francisco branch of the agency. Meanwhile, Lucy and Harry run into a man who gives them a secret formula and then kills himself. The two of them must run from enemy spies to find the police.
6.5 /10
A Date for Lucy
Kim and Craig set Lucy up with a Handsome Latin, who seems like the perfect man. Little do they know that he is a jewel thief. When he takes Lucy to a banquet the fun begins.
7.8 /10
Lucy, the Shopping Expert
Craig wants $100 to buy a surf board. Lucy says no, so he asks Uncle Harry to get him a job. His new job finds him working at the same grocery store where Lucy is trying to teach Kim how to be a good shopper.
7.4 /10
Lucy's Safari

Sun, Mar 02, 1969
Lucy, Harry, and the kids go on a safari to catch a Garboona, a cross between a gorilla and a baboon, that has escaped from the zoo and is very dangerous.
5.1 /10
Lucy and Tennessee Ernie's Fun Farm
Tenessee Ernie returns, this time looking for help on his farm. Lucy comes up with an idea to make his farm a place where city folk can get away from the lights and sounds.
6.6 /10
Lucy Helps Craig Get a Driver's License
Craig celebrates his 16th birthday by getting his drivers license. Lucy takes him to the DMV to take the drivers test and interferes every step of the way, from commenting on his license picture, to being a backseat driver when he takes his road test!
7.7 /10

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Ein Luftikus zum Verlieben

Ein Luftikus zum Verlieben

At first glance, the Munich management consultant Max Tanner is a real dream guy: attractive, successful and charming. However, Max is also an incorrigible Luftikus and Casanova. Of course, his new girlfriend, the illustrator Anna, doesn't want to admit this, because she is head over heels in love with Max. She ignores all the warnings of her little daughter Lilli and her friend Magda - until Max sells her on her birthday of all things to go out with a seductive business partner. When the disappointed Anna also catches him in flagranti, she immediately breaks up with Max and curses him with the words "From now on you're air!" What Anna doesn't suspect: her words will come true. When Max comes into the office the next day, he has to realize with horror that nobody notices him. As an invisible listener, however, he himself finds out some unpleasant truths: his colleagues, who used to admire him so much, are actually gossip about his countless affairs ; his friend and partner Robert steals his ideas and tries to take over the company, also taking advantage of Max's sudden "disappearance" to hook up with Anna. Only now does Max begin to understand how much Anna really means to him. Feverishly, he searches for a way to become visible again and ask Anna for forgiveness - in vain. Only when he saves little Lilli from a serious accident is she able to see him again. And although the girl has never really liked him, Max manages to persuade her to help him. But Anna doesn't believe her daughter when she tries to explain Max's predicament to her. Incidentally, however, the advantages of its invisibility also show. In this way, Max Lilli can speak up at school and save Anna from the advances of a sleazy publisher. However, when Robert asks for Anna's hand and she hesitantly accepts the proposal, everything seems lost for Max. Anna also has to admit that she simply cannot forget Max, despite his mistakes. But the wedding preparations are already in full swing. Then, at the last second, the witty Lilli has a daring idea in the truest sense of the word to thwart the marriage, to banish the "curse" and bring Max and Anna together after all.

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