Ep 3. Lucy and the Indian Chief

Lucy Carmichael is back for another episode of her hit comedy series, Here's Lucy. In episode 3 of season 2, Lucy finds herself stuck in a sticky situation when she unknowingly invites an Indian chief to stay at her home.

The episode begins with Lucy and her best friend and neighbor, Mary Jane Lewis, preparing for Lucy's mother's birthday party. They're in the middle of decorating the house when they hear a knock at the door. To their surprise, it's an Indian chief named Running Fox who claims to be Lucy's mother's long-lost pen pal. Feeling sorry for the chief and his plight, Lucy invites him to stay the weekend, but soon realizes that he may not be who he says he is.

As the episode unfolds, Lucy's skepticism grows as she notices a growing number of discrepancies in Running Fox's story. With the help of her brother-in-law, Harry, Lucy begins to investigate Running Fox's background and soon discovers that he's not who he claims to be.

The episode is filled with comedic moments, including Lucy doing her best to communicate with Running Fox using broken sign language and Mary Jane mistaking Running Fox for a "real" Indian. The episode's climax comes when Lucy confronts Running Fox about his true identity and intentions.

Here's Lucy was a popular sitcom that aired from 1968 to 1974 and starred Lucille Ball in the titular role. The show followed Lucy Carmichael as she navigated her personal and professional life in Los Angeles alongside her two children and brother-in-law. Known for its slapstick humor and catchy theme song, Here's Lucy remains a beloved classic to this day.