I love Lucy Episodes Season one

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Season 1 — I Love Lucy (1951–1952)

(All episodes star Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz, Vivian Vance, and William Frawley) Sources: Wikipedia episode list, IMDb Season 1 episode list

Episode List (Season 1)

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  • 4. Lucy Thinks Ricky Is Trying to Murder Her

  • 5. The Quiz Show

  • 6. The Audition

  • 7. The Séance

  • 8. Men Are Messy

  • 9. The Fur Coat

  • 10. Lucy Is Jealous of Girl Singer

  • 11. Drafted

  • 12. The Adagio

  • 13. The Benefit

  • 14. The Amateur Hour

  • 15. Lucy Plays Cupid

  • 16. Lucy Fakes Illness

  • 17. Lucy Writes a Play

  • 18. Breaking the Lease

  • 19. The Ballet

  • 20. The Young Fans

  • 21. New Neighbors

  • 22. Fred and Ethel Fight

  • 23. The Moustache

  • 24. The Gossip

  • 25. Pioneer Women

  • 26. The Marriage License

  • 27. The Kleptomaniac

  • 28. Cuban Pals

  • 29. The Freezer

  • 30. Lucy Does a TV Commercial — the iconic Vitameatavegamin episode

  • 31. The Publicity Agent

  • 32. Lucy Gets Ricky on the Radio

  • 33. Lucy’s Schedule

  • 34. Ricky Thinks He’s Getting Bald

  • 35. Ricky Asks for a Raise

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