Lucy and Ethel attempt to steal John Wayne's block from Grauman's, but Lucy winds up with her foot stuck in cement while hiding from the police, and now must hide from Ricky.

Lucy gets mixed up with a jewel thief on a cross-country rail trip that marks the end of the series' Hollywood sojourn. That's not the only reason it's a bumpy ride. Another is that Lucy keeps pulling the emergency-brake cord.

Fred has a Western-themed show coming up at his lodge and he wants Ricky to perform in it. He can't - but Lucy and Ethel volunteer (Lucy yodels "Home on the Range"). The reason Ricky can't appear is that he has a "radio" show that night. Or is it a "rodeo" show?

Ricky, Ethel, and Fred are aboard their ship to Europe when Lucy rushes down the gangplank for one last goodbye to Little Ricky, who will be in Lucy's mother's care while she is in Europe. The ship heads out to sea, leaving Lucy frantically trying to catch up with it.

This is a part of the newly remasterd colorized edition of the classic I Love Lucy episode "Lucy goes to Scotland". It's the episode where Lucy has a dream sequence of going to her ancestors roots (Scotland), but realizing she's the last of the McGillicuddy's. Then finds out why! This special episode can only be found on the I Love Lucy: The Complete Series DVD Boxed Set. Category: Film & Animation

its funny how ricky pronounced jealous normally in this episode, but in an episode with fernando lumas he pronounce jealous, yelous

Fred is conscience-stricken about the expense involved when he misrouted Ricky's band. He books second-class train passage for their overnight trip to Florence and a fourth-class hotel for their stay. Lucy wants to call home to see if Little Ricky has received the birthday presents she sent him from London, but the difficulties of calling from a fourth-class room almost prove too much for her. In the end, Lucy invites an Italian shoeshine boy and his friends to celebrate Little Ricky's birthday.