Welcome to the soon-to-be complete Here's Lucy Episode Guide!  Click here to see a special preview of the new Here's Lucy Guide!  This was Lucie's first continuing series, running for a total of six seasons from 1968-1974. On the following Here's Lucy Episode Guides, you'll see all the Here's Lucy episodes listed in chronological order (separated into seasons) with their episode number, original airing date, a quick plot summary, as well as guest stars, special notes on Lucie and more! This is the Here's Lucy introduction page with a brief intro on the characters, settings etc. So please sit back in your seats and reminisce as you take a stroll down memory lane of one of the funniest sitcoms on TV!

 
 

Here's Lucy was Lucie's mother, Lucille Ball's, fourth hit TV series playing her infamous "Lucy" character.  Lucy Carter is a widow who lives in a lovely suburban house at 623 Valley Lawn Drive, Los Angeles with her two teenagers, Kim and Craig.  Every weekday, Lucy goes to work as a secretary for her loveable tyrant of a brother-in-law, Harry, at the Carter Unique Employment Agency.  Deep-down, Lucy loves her brother-in-law very much, but finds him a cruel boss and says that Harry only has two moods, bad and miserable. The Unique Employment Agency, whose slogan is "Unusual Jobs For Unusual People" is a haven for struggling stars with unusual problems that Lucy and Harry are more than willing to help with.  And they do too, to some extent, but naturally Lucy usually finds herself getting into all kinds of sticky situations.  Lucy's two children, Kim and Craig, are very talented singers/musicians but Lucy wants nothing more than to see her son become a doctor and her daughter become a wife and a mother (and in that order!!). Life in the Carter household is never dull, every week is a new adventure where even the simplest things (like mending a broken lamp) can turn into the most hilarious fun.
 

Remember some of the adventures that Kim and Craig Carter have gotten up to? - Like having Eva Gabor, Ginger Rogers, Van Johnson , Lawrence Welk and Jack Benny over for tea, performing with Wayne Newton, teaching Rudy Vallee to sing with a modern swing, dressing up as The Andrews Sisters and Bing Crosby to perform with Patty Andrews, entering a Lucille Ball look-alike contest, speeding down the wild rapids on a float-away bed, dressing up as royalty to save the FBI, winning a Sonny & Cher talent contest with Frankie Avalon, getting their very own magic lamp, helping to promote Tennessee Ernie Ford's "Uncle Ernie's Funfarm" on television, having private drumming lessons from Buddy Rich, spending the week in the heart of Africa, helping Howard Keel to catch a "gorboona", dressing up as a phonie Allan Funt's stunts for Candid Camera, and buying used cars from Milton Berle, to name a few.
 
 

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