The Dick Van Dyke Show

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

Rob and Laura return home from an auction with two mysterious objects d'art.

Complications arise when Laura confesses to Rob that she lied about her age on their marriage certificate.

Rob and Laura learn they are not legally married and make plans to elope.

Through Richie's toy intercom, Rob and Laura tune in on a conversation at the Helpers' and almost lose two friends.

Rob finds he has "too many stars" on his hands when he tries to direct a show for the Parents' Council.

Rob finds himself at a party in a strange town, swaying to the bossa nova with a breathless young woman who adores him.

Rob's Uncle George arrives in town and asks his nephew to find him a wife.

An underworld figure involves Rob, Sally, and Buddy in an unusual writing assignment. Jack Larson guest-stars.

Rob and Jerry invest in a sailboat and find they have embarked on a disastrous venture.

Rob feels like a hero when he hires a maid for his overworked wife, Laura.

Rob thinks he has witnessed two crooks running from the scene of a crime.

The entire Alan Brady staff presents a Christmas show instead of the script turned in by the show's writers. Carl Reiner guest-stars.

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

Rob gets into trouble at work after Laura interferes in an interview he is giving on Alan Brady.

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

Laura meets her old love, a young man who has entered the priesthood.

Inadvertently using a deck of marked cards, Rob wins at poker and almost loses a few friends. Ed Platt guest-stars.

When Laura and Rob give Richie a birthday party, 63 screaming moppets make a shambles of the Petrie house.

Rob consults a psychiatrist to determine whether a series of mysterious ailments is psychosomatic. Ken Berry guest-stars.

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

When Laura fills in for Sally at the office, she does such a perfect job that Rob almost loses his mind.

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 a domineering guest star, Rob takes over as producer of "The Alan Brady Show."

A family crisis develops when Rob's 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 rounds up three notable personalities from the old days of radio for an Alan Brady "special."

A painting of Laura returns to haunt her. Although she posed fully clothed, the artist took the liberty of "undraping" her.

When Rob looks up an old Army buddy at a honky-tonk nitery, the result is a confusion-packed night that finally lands him in jail.

Rob and Laura suspect the worst when they spy their friend Jerry Helper dining out with a beautiful blonde.

Rob thinks he's going bald and tries a barber's secret recipe which consists of ingredients usually reserved for a salad.

Rob is skeptical when Laura's new writing teacher thinks she shows promise.