This week, Lucy recounts her experiences working with animal co-stars over the course of her career. From "celebrity" animals like Elsie The Cow, to wild alligators and chimpanzees, Lucy has had encounters with many members of the animal kingdom, and more often than not, she's walked away with a bit of damage and a new story. Next, Lucy muses over leisure time and relaxation in the home. She discusses how she gets the most out of her time and how she deals with the guilt that can sometimes accompany "Slowing down".  

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This week Lucy sits down with famed Hollywood columnist Hedda Hopper. The two women go into great detail about the roles of "gossip columns" in the entertainment industry at the time. Hopper talks at length about her responsibility to her readership as well as those about whom she writes.   

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This week Lucy speaks with Mary Kay Dodson & Evelyn Keyes. In her first interview, with Paramount Costume Designer & Bergdorf Goodman Director Mary Kay Dodson, Lucy listens to what the coming fashion season has in store for the people of America. Mary Kay details her trips abroad to study European trends and how to make them palatable for the more conservative tastes in U.S.  Lucy then talks with Gone With The Wind actress, Evelyn Keyes. The pair discuss the ups and downs of Hollywood life and how they contributed to Evelyn's relatively early retirement from acting. 

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This week, Lucy is joined by the incomparable Mary Tyler Moore. In this interview Moore is at the height of her rise to fame, discussing the end of The Dick Van Dyke Show and what might possibly lie ahead. Lucy and Mary compare experiences, speak about the difficulties of balancing life in show business with the needs of a family and try to settle the age old debate of life in New York vs. life in Los Angeles. 

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This week Lucy is talking to Robert Stack, star of 1959's Untouchables. Robert talks about his reputation as the "Epitome of The All-American Man" and why he finds the title wanting. Lucy and Bob then discuss climbing the Hollywood ladder and why luck matters just as much as talent. 

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This week, Lucy focuses on the American teenager by dedicating an episode to Youth Appreciation Day 1964.

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This week, Lucy talks to Carol Burnett, the two comediennes trade jokes and stories about show business. Carol talks about the responsibility that comes with performing on Broadway and television simultaneously, and why her golf game is improved when there's a windmill on the course. Lucy also speaks with actress Bea Lillie and director Joshua Logan.  

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This week, Lucy comes to you from backstage at Broadway's old Alvin Theater (now The Neil Simon Theater), to speak with Tony award winning actress Tammy Grimes. They discuss Tammy's runs in The Unsinkable Molly Brown and High Spirits and their respective journeys to the apex of stardom on stage and screen. Then Tammy turns the tables and begins to question Lucy, giving unheard insight into her feelings about her self, her audience and her art. 

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This week, Lucy sits down to speak with the legendary Barbra Streisand for three separate interviews. Streisand, just 22 years old at the time, speaks about her ascension to fame after the debut of Funny Girl, a rise that Lucy herself calls “Meteoric”. Streisand speaks frankly about her “disappointment” with life in the lime light and tells Lucy how she keeps herself from succumbing to the voices of yes-men and naysayers. 

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This week, Lucy speaks with the iconic Bob Hope along with co-stars from The Lucy Show, Candy Moore & Gale Gordon.  

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