When the reproduction antique chair Lucy buys from a dealer turns out to be an original, he romances her in hopes of getting it back.
Bob Cummings is back, this time playing the scheming dealer and he is given ample support from the always-welcome William Lanteau as the suck-up assistant.
This episode is a refreshing change of pace that has the secondary characters doing all the plotting so Lucy gets to be the normal one here. Unfortunately, it never really rises to greatness.
The best part is when Lucy schools Kim on the art of bargaining, but Lanteau's character beats her at her own game. 6/10.
Bob Cummings is back, this time playing the scheming dealer and he is given ample support from the always-welcome William Lanteau as the suck-up assistant.
This episode is a refreshing change of pace that has the secondary characters doing all the plotting so Lucy gets to be the normal one here. Unfortunately, it never really rises to greatness.
The best part is when Lucy schools Kim on the art of bargaining, but Lanteau's character beats her at her own game. 6/10.
