This week, Ricky starts to feel jealous because he's not getting enough attention now that they're getting closer to the baby being born. When he gets sick, Lucy has to figure out a way to cheer him up. Discussions in this episode include historical costuming and fashion dolls. 

This week, Lucy starts to worry about the education of her future baby and decides that she should get a tutor for Ricky, the Mertzes, and herself to better prepare them all for having enlightening conversations with the child to be. Our grammar nerd hearts had a lot of fun with this one. Discussions include Dole whip, American Girl Samantha, and Mudd Jeans.

This week, Ricky needs some new entertainers for his show and Lucy decides this is her last chance to steal the spotlight before motherhood. A few spectacularly silly performances follow. Discussions include Nailed It, RuPaul's Drag Race, and Irish accents.

Expectant mother Lucy begins to worry that Ricky doesn't actually love her. Discussions this week include dolls and The Simpsons.

You Belong to Me by Jo Stafford

Exciting news in the Ricardo household this week! Lucy is going to have a baby, and everyone is very excited. Everyone, that is, but Ricky... since he doesn't know about it yet! Every time Lucy tries to tell him, something gets in the way, but he's gotta find out eventually, right? Discussions this week include childhood softball adventures and lost media.

Mary Kay Stearns Dies: Pioneering Star Of 1940s Sitcom Was 93

This week, Ricky is in bed with a cold and laryngitis and Lucy must fill in for him at the Tropicana by arranging everything for the new show.  Naturally she goes a different direction with things than he might have, and she and the Mertzes coincidentally end up in the spotlight... Discussions this episode include Singin' In the Rain, old time radio, and Elmer Fudd.

Thank you all for coming on this journey with us, and happy anniversary to I Love Lucy! Eternal gratitude with everyone involved in making this show something so special! 💗

This week, Lucy and Ethel enter a giveaway to win some new furniture and decide not to leave home (and their phones) until one of them wins. Complications arise when Ricky gets the foursome tickets for a Broadway show at the same time. More importantly, the girls attempt to hang wallpaper. Discussions this week include musical theater, The Sims, and Nancy Drew.

Phone History: All About Party Lines

When the Ricardos buy the Mertzes a new TV set, the happiness quickly sours as immaturity and pettiness lead to two broken TV sets and matching lawsuits. Discussions this week include Ted Bundy, The Phantom of the Opera, and The Three Musketeers. Apologies for background noise and fluctuating audio levels... we're doing our best!

How Much Did a Television Cost in 1950s?

Sophomore Lit: The Bell Jar

Shout out to the Stuck in Stoneybrook Podcast... we love you guys!

When Lucy and Ethel decide their respective marriages are in a rut, everyone decides to take a break and hang out with their bestie instead. Discussions this week include World War II, going to the library, and lying about your age.