Lucy Goes into Politics

Season 2, Episode 25, Aired
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Mr. Mooney's campaign for city comptroller suffers a major setback when Lucy and Viv become volunteers. The ladies put up a Mooney billboard that makes his face looks like a Picasso. Even worse, Lucy forgets to book the Scottish bagpipe band for the big rally.
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      • Mr. Mooney's opponent in the comptrollers race is named Ed Holly.

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      • Viv: (after Lucy forgets to book the band for the rally) Lucy, tell me the truth. What is the opposition paying you to work for Mr. Mooney?

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      • ( describing Mooney after they mangle his billboard)

        Viv: Boy, he was mad! I don't think I ever saw his face exactly that shade of purple!

        Lucy: Yeah. He looked like an angry eggplant.

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