The Dick Van Dyke Show

Rob recalls the hectic days after Ritchie was born, when he was sure the hospital had given him and Laura the wrong baby.

Rob unwittingly bids on and wins an ugly clown painting that covers another work beneath, perhaps a masterpiece.

Rob would like to know why Laura disappears every time his insurance agent comes over or calls.

Rob and Laura must remarry to maintain legal marital status, but a marital squabble before the judge may prevent it.

As director of the annual variety show, Rob is conflicted between casting Laura as the leading woman or a talented newcomer to the neighborhood.

Rob's energetic Uncle George comes for a visit to eagerly pressure Rob into finding him a wife.

A man with suspected underworld connections asks Rob, Sally and Buddy to write a comedy routine for his no-talent nephew.

Rob and Jerry's friendship is sorely tested when they buy a boat together.

Rob feels very much the hero when he hires a maid for his overworked wife, Laura.

Rob struggles between his civic duty and fear for his family's safety when he believes he can identify the two robbers in a jewelry store holdup.

It's the first Christmas presentation of "The Alan Brady Show" where he turns the spotlight upon his talented staff to entertain the TV public.

A young chorus girl on "The Alan Brady Show" falls desperately in love with Rob.

Rob's job is threatened by a news article praising him more than Alan for the success of "The Alan Brady Show."

When a handsome bachelor moves in next door, Rob and Laura become matchmakers.

Rob is overwhelmed by jealousy when he meets one of Laura's old flames and later discovers that she saved a box of love poems he sent her.

A social game of poker turns sour when it's discovered Rob has been playing with a marked deck.

When Laura and Rob give Ritchie a birthday party, 63 screaming kids cause a ruckus at the Petrie house.

Rob consults a psychiatrist to determine whether a series of mysterious ailments is psychosomatic.

Rob and Buddy find themselves overworked when Sally becomes a television personality overnight.

When Laura fills in for Sally at the office, her performance exceeds everyone's expectations.

Rob recalls the hectic time of his Army marriage to Laura, and the difficulty in obtaining a three-day pass for their honeymoon.

At the insistence of an overbearing guest star, Rob takes over as producer of "The Alan Brady Show."

A family crisis develops when both Rob and Laura's parents compete to get the couple committed to their respective cemetery plots.

A scratch on Rob's new car causes a domestic crisis at the Petrie house.

Rob attempts to coax a legendary radio star out of retirement for a TV special.

An oil painting of Laura is being shown at an art gallery and although she posed fully clothed, the artist took the liberty of "undraping" her.

Rob goes to see an old Army buddy's nightclub act and winds up spending the night in jail.

Rob and Laura suspect their neighbor Jerry is having an affair after spotting him at a fancy restaurant with a pretty blonde.

Fearing he may be going bald, Rob tries a barber's secret recipe which consists of ingredients usually reserved for a salad.

Laura's new writing teacher, Mr. Caldwell, thinks she shows promise but Rob is skeptical of his intentions.

Mel wants a reporter to watch the writers at work, but Rob thinks they'll end up performing for the reporter instead of getting anything done.