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1 |  | Television | I Do But I Don't
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2 |  | Television | I LOVE LUCY (The Lucy Show Marathon) (6 DVD Set)
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3 |  | Television | I Love Lucy - Season One (Vol. 1)
The first episodes of I Love Lucy, in comedy terms, look today like a promising map of great things to come from the hugely influential sitcom. This set of episodes, the first volume in a definitive ... |
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4 |  | Television | I Love Lucy - Season One (Vol. 2)
This second volume in a projected, definitive collection of the beloved I Love Lucy series includes broadcast episodes 4 through 7, which prove beyond doubt that the classic sitcom had hit the ground ... |
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5 |  | Television | I Love Lucy - Season One (Vol. 3)
"Men Are Messy" raises the stakes of the eternal argument of what is "lived in" and what's a pigsty when Lucy purposely trashes the apartment for Ricky's photo shoot, not realizing the magazine is ... |
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6 |  | Television | I Love Lucy - Season One (Vol. 4)
Lucy's never-ending quest to be an entertainer is spotlighted in these four episodes from December 1951 and January 1952. In "The Adagio," when Fred fails to teach Lucy to dance, a French partner ... |
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7 |  | Television | I Love Lucy - Season One (Vol. 5)
The four classic episodes on this volume of I Love Lucy include--straight out of 1952--the inspired "Lucy Fakes Illness," in which Lucille Ball's havoc-inducing redhead, Lucy Ricardo, attempts yet ... |
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8 |  | Television | I Love Lucy - Season One (Vol. 6)
This sixth volume of I Love Lucy's brilliant first season includes the charming "The Young Fans," in which a teenage girl (Janet Waldo, the future voice of Judy Jetson) develops a crush on nightclub ... |
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9 |  | Television | I Love Lucy - Season One (Vol. 7)
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10 |  | Television | I Love Lucy - Season One (Vol. 8)
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