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The third season would mark Vivan’s character missing for six episodes. In real life, Vivian had married and wanted to stay on the East Coast. The episodes were more about Lucy and Mr. Mooney. This change had less time for the kids on screen. The fourth season was a bit of a shock to viewers. In the first episode, Lucy has moved to California, Chris has started college, Jerry is applying to military school, and Vivian has gotten married and she and her son have stayed in Danfield. Viv, Sherman, and Chris have left the show and Jerry only makes two appearances. Lucy is now taking odd jobs at record companies, cinemas, and movie studios. More major stars made appearances including Milton Berle, Danny Thomas, and Bob Crane. Jerry is sent to military

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