The Dick Van Dyke Show

Rob talks Laura into leaving their sick son with a babysitter while they go to a party.

Laura turns herself into a blonde femme fatale when she fears the romance in her marriage is fading.

Laura matches her cousin Thomas with Rob's co-writer, Sally, for a dinner party.

Rob is determined to go on a business trip even though Laura wants him to stay.

While rummaging through Rob's old Army equipment, Rob and Laura recall how he broke her foot.

Rob invites an old Army pal home and begins to fear he is a jewel thief.

Laura begins to worry when Rob has to work nights with a beautiful TV star.

Laura decides to resume her career as a dancer.

Rob agrees to care for Buddy's dog for a weekend.

Rob fears he is no longer needed when his co-writers turn out a show without his help.

Rob invites 44 fellow PTA members to his television show, but he forgets to get the tickets.

Laura is afraid to tell Rob that she doesn't like a necklace.

Laura advises Rob to treat Sally like a lady.

Buddy leaves the show for a new job that goes sour.

Six-year-old Ritchie asks his parents about the birds and the bees.

Rob's sense of humor backfires when he decides to base a television skit on Laura's habits.

Rob's pal Jerry strains their friendship when he starts knocking Rob's television show in public.

For Rob, a forgotten loan turns into a forgotten debt and a television script.

When his show announces a talent contest, Rob finds himself besieged by the parents of neighborhood prodigies.

Ritchie's expanding vocabulary starts to branch out in unexpected directions.

While his wife is away, Buddy accepts Rob's invitation to move in as a house guest.

Rob's paternal pride suffers a cruel shock when he finds out his 6-year-old son is ashamed of him.

Sally does a new song-and-dance in a bowling alley.

While serving jury duty, Rob finds himself siding with the female defendant.

Romance enters Sally's life in the form of an insurance salesman named Leo Fassbinder.

Rob's bashful brother arrives in town and proves to be confident and outgoing only when he is sleepwalking.

Rob's brother (Jerry Van Dyke) auditions for the show while awake.

Buddy convinces Rob that he and all other American husbands are being dominated by women.

Rob's Army buddy arrives during a dinner party.

Rob tries to help an old radio comedy writer make a comeback.