The Dick Van Dyke Show - Season 2, Episode 21 - My Husband Is a Check-Grabber - Full Episode
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Laura tries to break Rob of his expensive habit of picking up the check.
One of television's most celebrated shows, "The Dick Van Dyke Show" follows the misadventures of comedy writer Rob Petrie. Starring the legendary Dick Van Dyke and Emmy Award winner Mary Tyler Moore. Stream every episode of the iconic sitcom, free on FilmRise Television.
#dickvandyke #fullepisode #freetv #thedickvandykeshow #classictv
The scene with Rob and Richie was so precious, oh my goodness 🙂
Agree and one of Ritchie's best performances.
@@Karen-nn6kg I agree. He's a very good actor. I think his best was in "Never Name A Duck". Hee was getting me choked up in that one.
Love this show for 60 yrs.
Me for almost as long! 😄😳. I have to say, I think of all of the DVDs sitcom series that I own, this one really has to take first place in terms of, as nick-at-nite used to put it, "rewatchability" !
First time watching, way better than the garbage we have today.
Never gets old, watching this show! I was around when it first came on TV!
The looks she gives him in the restaurant over her shoulder and in the car when he figures out why she is mad is the same look mom would give dad. She used that look a lot when she was mad. My brother and I still say "there's the look". 🤭
Every married woman in the world has her own "the look." It's nothing unique or special to anyone, scripted, or not.
My late mother had that look too. Not only towards my father, but to me as well. The only things was, she was mad most of the time so inside the house, that kind of became her normal look.
Laura's passive aggressiveness sparked so many episodes!
This is Laura at her worst!
When this show started in 1961, I was 9 years old. Have always liked it but the older I got the better it was to me. Nowadays I absolutely love it, so decent, relationships were great examples of what I would want, outrageously funny in all sorts of ways, unique still.
Thanks and blessings for sharing this, it has been great to have these episodes to enjoy in my 70th year! 🙏👏👍👍♥️👵
With lots and lots and LOTS of lying, deceit, cheating....all through the entire series. I realized it just two months ago, and I've been watching it since it first came out in the 1960s.
@@jb6712 where is all the lying , cheating and bad stuff?
@@nancyfindley2480 In his warped mind.
I can see that as foremen Rob was acting “goofy.” The program did show how a man can be captivated and loose focus. That is why it is comical. But I agree it isn’t good or right behavior in court or anywhere else. It did show how people act in the world.
Laura is so stunningly beautiful in this episode and the next one: Don't Trip Over The Mountain. Breathtaking.
She looked beautiful in all the episodes, imo.
Mary Tyler Moore was beautiful in all the episodes. She was only 23 when she played in the first episode.
I love Dick's reaction to Rich saying a hard punch in the belly.
19:09 Laura's smile of pride is so sweet and loving.
19:28 when pickles say : anatol wrap it up for the dog. Buddy looks at Salley and head nods in disbelief in pickles direction. Sally then to buddy head nods in Herman's direction ......priceless
I adore the 360° spinning in the rear window of the car!
I wonder what kind of car Rob was driving? Looks like a Ford convertible to me.
I loved the John Daly reference with the one word. That was a plug for Whats My Line which was a very popular game show at the time and was also on CBS just like the Dick Van Dyke Show.
I sure with women still dressed like Laura and Pickles when they go out for dinner and/ or a show/movie. They just look SO elegant and pretty.
It's awesome that Dick Van Dyke turns 98 this year and is not only still with us, but will actually appear as a guest star on a couple episodes of the soap opera Days of Our Lives this fall.
First time I see Pickles, wow! I thought her character never showed up, glad she did!
She was in a few episodes. I always got a kick out of her. Because she looked and acted they way Buddy always portrayed her.
She's was in a 5 episodes. 2 first-season episodes and 3 episodes later on played by someone else
I love the way the milk cartons opened then.
If I was Rob, I wouldn't have even PLAYED Laura's game
Richie says that a banana is the food his dad can make as well as mom does, but in another episode (the one where Laura is a dancer for The Alan Brady Show) he says he likes mommy's bananas better.🍌😄 Funny how the scenery out the rear car window is going sideways.😄
Rob is drunk lol
Well yeah because "as well as" never means "better" it's a "just about" hahah
That car 🚗 in the opening scene 😮😮😮😮😮!!!!!!
Boy, Mary looked great in this episode. Hubba, hubba, as they used to say.(in the 20's)
They both touched the bacon, then touched multiple other things, without washing hands, haha...and no one died!
Just a all around talented show. What garbage today.
Pickles! That's the first time I've seen her !
This was one of the best programs on tv back in the day!
I couldn't help recall this scene reminded me of Mary Tyler Moor in Ordinary People when she sat in the front seat of the car on the way home from a party steaming mad over Donald Sutherland having shared with a friend of their son Conrad getting counseling.
I have watched this episode for ever yet never realized what a heap of a car Rob is "driving"!
It was anything but a "heap"! It was the epitome of luxury in the 1960s; a 1960-1963 Chrysler Imperial; my father had a 63.
@@MrMenefrego1 Did you also notice that when they are riding in the car, the background is going sideways ?
@@echocheck I sure didn't; I was too worried about that beautiful ole Chrysler. I just watched it again and have no idea how I could have missed that the first time! You have a good eye, Don! 👀
I'm really thinking it's a 57 or 58 Dodge custom Royal lancer convertible
It does look a bit rough at the top trim. But they used the mock cars for many episodes of many shows, with crew rocking it back and forth to simulate driving.
A fun episode. But Laura's fur is going to hurt Richie's college fund a lot more than a little check grabbing 😁.
24:45 Ritchie is a badass 😹
It even had Rob Laughing
different Pickles must be Vlasic, Looks like Beverly Lasalle.
:-D
Or, The Bride of Frankenstein.😂
That's a beautiful car
1960-1963 Chrysler Imperial; my father had a 63.
@@MrMenefrego1 No it's not an Imperial... the Imperial's drivier's seat back was much higher than the passenger's front seat.
My gosh, Laura was beautiful! For all the horrible haters that say I only say negative things that ruin their world and make me a rotten person, pay attention to that!
Thanx beautiful 💚
24:44, SAVAGE!
Rob: "You are trying to make a woman out of me, and I'm not going to let you get away with it!" Ah yes, the 1960s, when men were men and women were women; It's called *REALITY!* - At 0:30, Dig that 'cool' 1960-1963 Chrysler Imperial! My father had a 63 Imperial that looks nearly identical to the car in this episode. Chrysler sure held onto those 1950s styling cues much longer than Ford, GM, or even cash-strapped AMC.
The 1960's, when men were men and women were glad of it.
@@daleupthegrove6396 I’m glad to see a manly man nowadays ❤
Women left those marriages as soon as they got the chance.
@@julianskinner3697 That's amazing that you know what all women did!
Joan Shawlee as Pickles. Different from other episodes.
I liked the first Pickles better.
Oh I love this Pickles! 😄 She and Buddy sort of reminded me of Kermit and Miss Piggy 😄💗 (and I mean that in a sweet way just cuz she's bigger than him 😁) I love her timing and expressions. But we all like different things and people for different reasons! 😁
There were two Pickles?
@@garyfrancis6193 Yes...The other was a tiny blonde.
Same
Barbara Perry who played Fionas "Pickles" Sorrell
Sally Is a Girl - episode aired Dec 19, 1961
Where You Been, Fassbinder? - episode aired Mar 14, 1962
Made numerous appearances on television from the 1950's to 2017
Barbara Perry June 22, 1921 - May 5, 2019
This show quit while they were ahead.
Shows like Jeannie, Bewitched, Beverly Hillbillies went on way past quitting time.
Bewitched should have ended when Dick York left.
What year and make was that car?
1960-1963 Chrysler Imperial; my father had a 63.
It's a 1957 Dodge Coronet, but the interior shots are of a different car
@@kurtkomit
Thank you
@@kurtkomit The "interior" shots weren't even a car, it was just a thing they sat on with a frame around it to make it look as if it was a closeup of a car. My parents had a 1957 Dodge Royal, same body design, gorgeous vehicle, but there's was nearly all black, with white "wings."
She sits there in a mink stole and complains that his picking up the check will keep their son from going to college.
Give me anything but NY now.
Laura was right, but she definitely didn't handle it in a mature way. She really gets dramatic and whiny at times.
She has to follow the script.
@@SusanHarrell530 I said Laura, not Mary.
@@willmorris8334 My point was she has no choice. If they have it in the script, that's how Laura has to be portrayed.
laura is 100% right!!!
Yes she was, but there was no call for her to act like she did giving Rob the silent treatment and acting like some school girl. Married people, especially college educated ones like Rob and Laura are supposed to say what is bothering them and discuss it like decent human beings.
….the way Rob and Laura look at each other @25:46 mark. 😊
Wandavision ...
Love the show....but they could have used a better car for the scene...
I liked Mary Tyler Moore on her own show, as Mary Richards, but on this show she is bitchy so much. I am generally on Rob's side. I have been married since 1980, my husband and I never bossed each other or had conflicts. Mostly what gets Laura riled up is no big deal.
I always hated that particular attitude the writers put on her---that ugly pouting, self-righteous attitude wasn't the least bit appealing.
My parents had a car just like that one, only all black. By no means did it wobble all over the road when they drove it! It was a huge tank, very stable on the road!
Nobody here is the least bit uncomfortable with seven and eight year old boys having archery sets?
Nope! 😊
Let me guess. You never picked up a long stick and play sword fights growing up?
Better than a gun.
Parents were'nt so overly concerned about toys. Also, their dads might've taught them how to use the archery set properly.
@southernoregoncatmom6519 Parents then weren't worried if their precious little snowflakes got a boo boo. It was all part of growing up.
Slides were shiny steel, and playgrounds were real dirt, not rubber.
Can someone give me the year and model of that car
Somebody said a 1960-63 Chrysler Imperial in the comments. Idk if that's true or not though.
I'm pretty sure it's a 1957 Dodge
I have to mention that it could be a '58 though, with the high beams off
here from wandavision
This show is still funny, but seems like in most eps the Petrys are either fighting or Laura is bawling about some stupid thing.I liked MTM in her own show in the 1970's best. She was a wimp on this show.
She was acting as the script writers called for, unfortunately. She wasn't a "wimp" in this one--she was outright nasty and pouty, very ugly traits for someone who usually didn't get written in as a vile, mean woman. And their last name was spelled PETRIE, not with a 'y.'
@michellepost2123 The shows were from two different eras. Women's liberation happened between the two, and boy are we lucky. The old way kept women in a lower status in the home and workplace.
Too bad they had to promote smoking in Season 2 because they had a cigarette company as a sponsor. But you never actually see them smoking. I think in real life neither of them did. But those were different times.
Not smoking is maybe the reason Dick Van Dyke is still with us at age 97.
They both did at the time unfortunately. Not sure about Mary but Dick struggled for years to quit
Carl Reiner said that MTM was probably more upset about how much "face time" she did not get, in the episode where she was stuck in the tub, because she had decided to quit smoking the same week of rehearsal for this episode.
The audio is awfully fast.
You give all these women in the clubs, your money. And expect them to like you.
I PLEASE.
YOU DON'T WANT YOUR HUSBAND TO PICK UP THE CHECK, SO HE WOULD SPEND MORE MONEY ON YOU !
🤨
It was a SCRIPT, written by the show's writers. And at no time whatsoever, anywhere in the series, did "Laura" ever ask "Rob" to spend more money on her, and the few times he was scripted to do so, she didn't like it one bit. In other words, YOU'RE WRONG, 100%!!!
Well Rob and Laura had only coffee. They joined Buddy’s party, so Buddy should have picked up the check. Rob was trying to win people over, that’s the lesson of this episode
You have mixed tenses here.
Who else is here for Wandavision? 😂