THE LUCY SHOW INDEX
Episode #76:
Lucy and the Monsters
Season #3: (1964-65)
Airdate: January 25, 1965
Notes: Lucy uses the name "Sassafrassa" in the dream sequence; this is actually the name she gave an imaginary friend when she was a child in Celeron, New York.
Episode #77:
Lucy and the Countess
Season #3: (1964-65)
Airdate: February 1, 1965
Notes: Ann Sothern is written into the show to fill in for Vivian when she is not on the show.
Episode #78:
My Fair Lucy
Season #3: (1964-65)
Airdate: February 8, 1965
Notes: The blockboster film, My Fair Lady (1964) had just been released and many sitcoms were doing parodies of the screen musical.
Episode #79:
Lucy and the Countess Lose Weight
Season #3: (1964-65)
Airdate: February 15, 1965
Episode #80:
Lucy and the Old Mansion
Season #3: (1964-65)
Airdate: March 1, 1965
Episode #81:
Lucy and Arthur Godfrey
Season #3: (1964-65)
Airdate: March 8, 1965
Notes: Arthur Godfrey had been a huge television star in the 1950s, but by this time was semi-retired.
Episode #82:
Lucy and the Beauty Doctor
Season #3: (1964-65)
Airdate: March 22, 1965
Episode #83:
Lucy the Stockholder
Season #3: (1964-65)
Airdate: March 29, 1965
Notes: This is the last episode where Lucy, Viv, and Mr. Mooney all have a chance to be funny together.
Episode #84:
Lucy the Disk Jockey
Season #3: (1964-65)
Airdate: April 12, 1965
Notes: This is the last aired episode for the current format. Vivian has decided to leave the show unless she gets more creative control. It is decided not to meet Vivian's demands, and Vance leaves the series. This is a decision Lucille will regret for the rest of her life. Without Vivian aboard, Lucy truly toys with the idea of ending the program.
Episode #85:
Lucy at Marineland
Season #4: (1965-66)
Airdate: September 13, 1965
Notes: A new opening, featuring a kaleidoscope of The Lucy Show scenes from previous seasons, is used this year.
Episode #86:
Lucy and the Golden Creek
Season #4: (1965-66)
Airdate: September 20, 1965
Notes: This episode establishes Lucy's new apartment in Hollywood, and life without her children. Mary Jane Croft is once again a regular cast member.
Episode #87:
Lucy in the Music World
Season #4: (1965-66)
Airdate: September 27, 1965
Episode #88:
Lucy and Joan
Season #4: (1965-66)
Airdate: October 11, 1965
Episode #89:
Lucy the Stunt Man
Season #4: (1965-66)
Airdate: October 18, 1965
Notes: This is the first of the "Iron Man Carmichael" episodes.
Episode #90:
Lucy and the Countess Have a House Guest
Season #4: (1965-66)
Airdate: October 25, 1965
Notes: Bill Frawley does his cameo appearance in this episode as the track maintenance man. This is his final appearance with Lucille Ball in her shows before his death the following Spring, 1966.
Episode #91:
Lucy Helps Danny Thomas
Season #4: (1965-66)
Airdate: November 1, 1965
Notes: In a few weeks, Lucy not only works for Mooney full time, but it appears as if they have always been boss and employee.
Episode #92:
Lucy Helps the Countess
Season #4: (1965-66)
Airdate: November 8, 1965
Episode #93:
Lucy and the Sleeping Beauty
Season #4: (1965-66)
Airdate: November 15, 1965
Episode #94:
Lucy and the Undercover Agent
Season #4: (1965-66)
Airdate: November 22, 1965
Episode #95:
Lucy and the Return of Iron Man
Season #4: (1965-66)
Airdate: November 29, 1965
Episode #96:
Lucy Saves Milton Berle
Season #4: (1965-66)
Airdate: December 6, 1965
Episode #97:
Lucy the Choirmaster
Season #4: (1965-66)
Airdate: December 16, 1965
Notes: This is the last appearance by Jimmy Garrett as Jerry Carmichael. In fact daughter Chris is not even mentioned anymore. Without Vivian or the kids as the story line participants, Lucy Carmichael relies weekly on guest stars to keep her from always appearing in the Mr. Mooney plot lines.
Episode #98:
Lucy Discovers Wayne Newton
Season #4: (1965-66)
Airdate: December 27, 1965
Notes: Young Wayne Newton, although already a known entity as a fast rising singer of pop songs, is literally catapulted into stardom by this appearance.
Episode #99:
Lucy the Rain Goddess
Season #4: (1965-66)
Airdate: January 3, 1966
Notes: The two "modern" braves are played by future M*A*S*H* (1972-83) performers Jamie Farr and Alan Reed Jr.
Episode #100:
Lucy and Art Linkletter
Season #4: (1965-66)
Airdate: January 10, 1966
