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Season 6
133 :06x01 - Lucy Meets the Berles (Sep/11/1967)
Lucy is given time off from the bank to be a personal secretary for Milton Berle. When she overhears a conversation over an intercom, she believes he is planning an affair with actress Ruta Lee. Feeling disgusted, Lucy lets Milton know exactly how she feels about his indiscretion.
Guest Stars: Ruth Berle as Herself, Milton Berle as Himself, Ruta Lee as Herself, Mary Jane Croft as Mary Jane Lewis
Director: Jack Donohue (1)
Writer: Bob O'Brien
 
134 :06x02 - Lucy Gets Trapped (Sep/18/1967)
Lucy fakes an illness to attend a big sale at a department store. When she enters the doors, she finds out she is the 10 millionth customer, winning all sorts of prizes. But all is not wonderful when Mr. Mooney sees her picture in the newspaper the next day.
Guest Stars: Roy Roberts as Mr. Cheever, Mary Jane Croft as Mary Jane Lewis, Joan Swift as Laurie, William Lanteau as Floorwalker, Bartlett Robinson as Mr. Wilkins
Director: Jack Donohue (1)
Writer: Ray Singer, Milt Josefsberg
 
135 :06x03 - Lucy and the French Movie Star (Sep/25/1967)
Lucy jumps at the chance to help a handsome Italian movie star dictate a letter. But when she drinks a bit too much champagne, she comes close to losing her job.
Guest Stars: Roy Roberts as Mr. Cheever, Jacques Bergerac as Jacques DuPre
Director: Jack Donohue (1)
Writer: Bob O'Brien
 
136 :06x04 - Lucy, the Starmaker (Oct/02/1967)
Lucy is assigned to show Mr. Cheever's nephew Tommy, around the bank and get him acquainted to the business. But along the way she discovers he really wants to be a performer and has a great singing voice. Lucy invites a producer into the bank who unknowingly will be hearing an audition.
Guest Stars: Lew Parker as Mr. Penrose, Frankie Avalon as Thomas Cheever, Roy Roberts as Mr. Cheever, Mary Jane Croft as Mary Jane Lewis
Director: Jack Donohue (1)
Writer: Seaman Jacobs, Fred S. Fox (1)
 
137 :06x05 - Lucy Gets Her Diploma (Oct/09/1967)
A new bank policy requires all employees to be high school graduates. Lucy had never finished with her education and must go back to class.
Guest Stars: Dave Willock as Math Teacher, Philip Vandervort as Alan, Doris Singleton as Doris, Donald Randolph as History Teacher, Robert Pine as Steve Josephs, Sean Morgan (1) as Johnny, George E. Carey as Principal, Lucie Arnaz as Patty Martin, Barbara Babcock as English Teacher
Director: Jack Donohue (1)
 
138 :06x06 - Lucy and Jack Benny's Account (Oct/16/1967)
Jack Benny agrees to move his money to the bank if Lucy can prove that their vault is safer than his.
Guest Stars: Roy Roberts as Mr. Cheever, Jack Benny as Himself
Director: Jack Donohue (1)
Writer: Milt Josefsberg, Ray Singer
 
139 :06x07 - Little Old Lucy (Oct/23/1967)
Mr. Heatherton, the elderly bank president has arrived for a visit. Mr. Mooney asks Lucy to masquerade as Amelia Van Dyne, an old woman as an escort for Mr. Heatherton since Mr. Mooney had forgot to set up a date for him.
Guest Stars: Roy Roberts as Mr. Cheever, Dennis Day as Cornelius Heatherington, Jr., Mary Jane Croft as Mary Jane Lewis
Director: Jack Donohue (1)
Writer: Milt Josefsberg, Ray Singer
 
140 :06x08 - Lucy and Robert Goulet (Oct/30/1967)
Chuck Willis, a poor trucker is denied a loan from the bank. Lucy suggests he enters a Robert Goulet look-a-like contest to win some money.
Guest Stars: Lucie Arnaz as Dot, Vanda Barra as Waitress, Sid Gould (1) as Messenger, Robert Goulet as Himself (AKA: Chuck Willis / Arthur Finster), Mary Wickes as Miss Hurlow
Director: Jack Donohue (1)
Writer: Douglas Morrow (1)
 
141 :06x09 - Lucy Gets Mooney Fired (Nov/06/1967)
Lucy adds 48 cents to the bank till to even out the books. When Mr. Cheever hears of what is going on he fires Mr. Mooney, feeling he had a part in the cover up. Lucy tries to make Mr. Cheever feel he is going nuts in order to get Mr. Mooney reinstated.
Guest Stars: Joan Swift as Joan Cosgrove, Irwin Charone as Henry
Director: Jack Donohue (1)
 
142 :06x10 - Lucy's Mystery Guest (Nov/13/1967)
Lucy receives a letter stating that someone is coming for a stay but accidentally tears up the note before reading who sent it. The writer was her health conscience Aunt Agatha, who has strict rules about nutrition and exercise for everyone to follow.
Guest Stars: Mary Wickes as Aunt Agatha
Director: Jack Donohue (1)
 
143 :06x11 - Lucy, the Philanthropist (Nov/20/1967)
Lucy gives a bum a hot meal and asks Mr. Mooney for a job in the bank to get him back on his feet again. Meanwhile, Mr. Mooney overhears that a millionaire has been posing as a vagabond and handing out money to Good Samaritans.
Guest Stars: Frank McHugh as Charles Snowden
Director: Jack Donohue (1)
 
144 :06x12 - Lucy Sues Mooney (Nov/27/1967)
Lucy is injured when she works at the home of Mr. Mooney and plans on suing him for her pain and suffering. She enlists the services of an attorney, a cousin of Mary Jane, named Willy Wiley. Willy is a shyster who sees a fortune to be made in this case and plans on suing Mr. Mooney for all he has.
Guest Stars: Irwin Charone as Bailiff, Lew Parker as Garfield, Parley Baer as Judge, Jack Carter (1) as Willy Wiley
Director: Jack Donohue (1)
 
145 :06x13 - Lucy and the Pool Hustler (Dec/04/1967)
Lucy enters a billiards competition at a local pool hall. Her opponent, Laura Winthrop, looks vaguely familiar though to her, in fact she looks a bit like Ace, a pool hustler.
Guest Stars: Dick Shawn as Ace/Laura Winthrop, Herbie Faye as Danny, Remo Pisani as Andy, Vanda Barra as Vanda Wilson, Joan Swift as Joan
Director: Jack Donohue (1)
 
146 :06x14 - Lucy and Carol Burnett (1) (Dec/11/1967)
Lucy attends a flight attendant school and is paired up with Carol Tilford, a woman who is afraid of heights. Trouble ensues on their first flight as the passenger's film breaks. Lucy and decide they can save the day by entertaining the passengers themselves.
Guest Stars: Rhodes Reason as Brennan, Kasey Rogers as Miss Cavanaugh, Eric Mason as Passenger Agent, Buddy Rogers as Himself, Richard Arlen as Himself
Director: Jack Donohue (1)
 
147 :06x15 - Lucy and Carol Burnett (2) (Dec/18/1967)
Lucy and Carol have earned their flight attendant wings. Meanwhile, Mr. Mooney asks them to team up with Buddy Rodgers and Richard Arlen from the silent film classic Wings, to perform in a stage musical.
Guest Stars: Buddy Rogers as Himself, Richard Arlen as Himself
Director: Jack Donohue (1)
 
148 :06x16 - Lucy and Viv Reminisce (Jan/01/1968)
Viv returns to nurse Lucy who has broken her leg. But it's Mr. Mooney who looks more like a Florence Nightingale after Viv falls and breaks her leg also.
Guest Stars: Vivian Vance as Viv Bunson
Director: Jack Donohue (1)
 
149 :06x17 - Lucy Gets Involved (Jan/15/1968)
Having broken Mr. Mooney's television she borrowed, Lucy takes on a job as a carhop at a drive-in. When a motorcyclist she encounters is accused of stealing cars, Lucy takes it upon herself to stand up for him.
Guest Stars: Irwin Charone as Man in car, Vanda Barra as Woman in car, Philip Vandervort as Tommy Watkins, Jackie Coogan as Burton
Director: Jack Donohue (1)
 
150 :06x18 - Mooney's Other Wife (Jan/22/1968)
While at a bank convention, Mr. Mooney encounters dome innocent flirtation with a woman. When she comes to L.A., she insists that he had made promises of marriage to her. Lucy pretends to be Mrs. Mooney to portray how wicked a man he really is.
Guest Stars: Roy Roberts as Mr. Cheever, Edie Adams as Nanette Johnson
Director: Jack Donohue (1)
 
151 :06x19 - Lucy and the Stolen Stole (Jan/29/1968)
A business dealing with a shady character for a fur stole has Mr. Mooney landing in jail for theft. But when Lucy gets involved in proving his innocence, they find themselves being arrested over and over again.
Guest Stars: John J. Fox (1) as Officer Shapiro, Ray Kellogg as 2nd Officer, Buddy Hackett as Harry Barton, John Harmon (1) as Frankie
Director: Jack Donohue (1)
 
152 :06x20 - Lucy and Phil Harris (Feb/05/1968)
Lucy brings home a drunken, lounge singer in hopes of drying him out. With her help, he finishes a "could be" hit song, if Lucy's singing doesn't drive him to drink again.
Guest Stars: Vanda Barra as Waitress, Lew Parker as Jack Murray, Gerald Mohr as Ruby, Phil Harris (1) as Phil Stanley, Kasey Rogers as Miss Carroll
Director: Jack Donohue (1)
 
153 :06x21 - Lucy Helps Ken Barry (Feb/19/1968)
When Ken is denied a loan from the bank to open a dance studio, Lucy attempts to help him out by getting him some much needed publicity. Her idea is to take a bunch of truckers and turn them into dancers in front of reporters.
Guest Stars: Ralph Story as Himself, Ken Berry as Himself
Director: Jack Donohue (1)
 
154 :06x22 - Lucy and the Lost Star (Feb/26/1968)
Lucy and Viv get the wrong idea when they knock on the door of Joan Crawford and see her home empty of any furniture. They believe she has fallen on hard times but do not know she is really having it restored.
Guest Stars: Vivian Vance as Viv Bunson, Joan Crawford (1) as Herself, Lew Parker as Agent
Director: Jack Donohue (1)
 
155 :06x23 - Lucy and Sid Caesar (Mar/04/1968)
There is a forger running around town who looks like Sid Caesar. Sid asks for Lucy's help in catching him while working at the bank.
Guest Stars: Carole Cook as Gladys, Irwin Charone as Security Officer, Jack Collins (1) as Rocky, Sid Caesar as Himself
Director: Jack Donohue (1)
Writer: Bob O'Brien
 
156 :06x24 - Lucy and "The Boss of the Year" Award (Mar/11/1968)
Lucy campaigns for Mr. Mooney to be named "Boss of the Year" to ensure his chance of getting a job as president of a bank in San Fransisco.
Guest Stars: Gary Morton (1) as Emcee, Jack Collins (1) as Entertainer
Director: Jack Donohue (1)
 
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