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Here’s Lucy Season 1 Episode 11
Unoriginal Van Johnson episode where Lucy Carter uses a Van Johnson look=alike (played by Johnson, of course) to masquerade as the movie star.
Serie: Here's Lucy
Episode Title: Guess Who Owes Lucy $23.50?
Air Date: 1968-12-09
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