The New Dick Van Dyke Show

Dick becomes hooked on cigarettes again, when he must demonstrate blowing smoke rings for a chimpanzee on his show.

Dick goes to Hollywood for a screen test, but is so nervous that he makes a complete shambles of the test.

A delicate situation arises when Lucas brings his African American girlfriend home and Dick's bigoted mother is expected for dinner.

Annie takes a book to school that Dick might use on his show. The book is a sex-education book, and the mix-up causes an uproar.

Dick becomes jealous of Jenny's tennis instructor. After an unusual exchange between the two men, Dick finds he has no reason to be jealous.

To improve Dick's ratings, a sidekick is added on the show, which proves too successful. Dick fears that he will be replaced.

Dick takes a ride in the desert on his new trail bike, gets lost and runs out of gas.

Dick thinks his houseguests are drug smugglers. He calls the police, then discovers the truth, but not in time to prevent a further misunderstanding.

Jenny expects conductor Paul Franz for dinner on three different occasions, and is finally surprised by a morning visit instead.

Dick learns that after 18 years of marriage another child is on the way.

Jenny thinks the sauna Dick is installing is really a sewing room for her.

Dick has nightmares over his promise to give an actress television's longest kiss.

When certain belongings begin to disappear, Dick and Jenny suspect their housekeeper's five-year-old nephew.

Dick tries to negotiate a new contract with the station manager after he has a falling out with Bernie.

Dick tells Annie, jealous of the baby Jenny expects, how he eased Luke's feeelings over her own arrival with a bicycle.

Jenny becomes supicious that Dick may have an outside romantic interest.

Jenny, who is pregnant, brings home a young hitchhiker in the same condition, and Dick has to rush both women to the hospital at the same time.

Bernie's refusal to have children leads to a temporary split-up with Carol.

Dick is faced with a dilemma over whether to accpet an award at a restricted country club, and decides to give a speech refusing the award.