Here's Lucy

Lucy Carter breaks her leg, and is in the hospital. She is attracted to a doctor, and attempts to get his affection.

Lucy's new hospital mate (Eva Gabor) has broken her foot, and steals the attention from Lucy.

Uncle Harry plays nurse when Lucy arrives home from the hospital.

Uncle Harry is lost without Lucille, and moves the office to her house while she is recovering.

Craig is home from college. While playing tennis, a football coach suspects he may also make a great quarterback. But can even Joe Namath convince Lucy this is best for Craig?

Lucy is involved in a lawsuit when a young man is flattened by Lucy's wheelchair. Kim proves the guy is faking.

The milkman's wife thinks Lucy is having an affair with her husband.

Lucy tricks Harry into sending her to be Petula Clark's ""Girl Friday"" to assist with a recording session. Lucy's over protection of pregnant Clark nearly wrecks the entire session, but ends by becoming the new gimmick for her record, a human ""waa waa petal"".

Lucie and Jim Bailey perform for a Chamber of Commerce event. Jim Bailey impersonates Phyllis Diller.

After cleaning her fireplace, Lucy takes a crate of apples down to a neighbor. She is mistaken for Dirty Gertie by a crook who enlists the homeless woman for good luck. Lucy is asked to go undercover to held apprehend the criminal.

Lucy and Kim attend a Donny Osmond concert with cousin Patricia (Eve Plumb), who is crazy for the 14 year old singer. Donny, spots Kim in the audience, and he falls in love at first sight. Kim believes the flowers and letters are for Patricia, but soon discovers the mix-up. Realizing Donny volunteered to perform at Kim's Charity function because of the mix-up, Kim feels obligated to set the record straight.

A visiting latin Prince falls for Lucy. Uncle Harry sees dollar signs and encourages her to marry him.

In preparation for an audition, Kim's friend Ruth get a makeover from Lucy and Kim. Unfortunately, the director wants a less attractive actress, much like Ruth before the makeover. Nonetheless, all three get hired for a 1920's style production.

Mary Jane suggests Lucy and Harry go to group therapy to improve their working relationship. Once in therapy, the psychiatrist suggest the two reverse roles to see how the other one feels.

Uncle Harry recruits Lucy and Kim to don pickle costumes and perform in a television commercial, but as filming is about to begin, Lucy is nowhere to be found, as she finds herself caught up in yet another Lucy-style mishap.

Uncle Harry tries to marry off Lucy to a rich relative, Uncle Ben. Once again, Lucy isn't intrested.

While antique shopping, Lucy purchases an antique reproduction. The dealer, however, has made a mistake and sold Lucy an original, rare antique, and romances Lucy in hopes of retrieving the chair.

Lucy goes undercover again, this time to prison. Lucy attempts to get needed information from a cell mate, but has little luck until Lucy fills her with alcohol.