The Dick Van Dyke Show

Laura proves herself more proficient than Rob in the art of self-defense.

Rob, Laura, Sally and Buddy spend a frightening night in a haunted cabin at a mountain resort.

Rob and Laura are unaware that their teenage babysitter has a crush on Laura.

Rob's friendship with Jerry is almost destroyed in a feud over a neighbor's crabgrass.

When Rob is offered a job as humor consultant at a magazine for man-about-town, he runs into trouble with Laura.

Sally is romanced by a secret admirer when the owner of a delicatessen delivers flowers with her sandwich.

Rob and Laura are on their way to visit the doctor when they are trapped in a stalled elevator with a man who attempts to rob them.

The "Alan Brady" writers entertain at a prison and Rob gets locked up with the inmates.

Rob puts his job at risk when he convinces Alan Brady to host a cultural documentary program.

Laura takes two of Millie's prescription pills and suffers disastrous side effects.

Rob tries to get a raise for Buddy and Sally from Alan Brady's tight-fisted accountant.

Rob struggles to hide his flu symptoms at a family party rather than admit Laura was right to warn him about golfing in damp conditions.

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

Rob is once again forced to thwart another scheme of his old but manipulative friend, Neil Schenk.

Rob receives a ransom demand of $2,500 for his lost television script.

Rob resorts to psychological warfare to get even with a practical joker.

Fresh out of the Army, Stacey Petrie arrives to open his nightclub and marry his fiancée whom he's never met.

Stacey Petrie tries to save his new business from closing and his romance from ending.

Millie and Laura become two terrible stage-mothers when Rob agrees to hire Ritchie and Freddie for a commercial.

Rob agrees to have a popular British singing duo spend the night at his home when they appear on "The Alan Brady Show."

Rob takes a shady salesman to court for selling Laura smelly feather pillows.

Buddy and Rob run a shoe store they've invested in after chasing off its only full-time salesman.

Rob and Laura are in a quandary over how Ritchie can protect himself from a girl who's been persistently beating him up at school.

When Rob learns that a song he co-wrote in the army is a radio hit, he starts a fight with an old buddy over authorship rights.

Rob recalls the time he and Jerry tried to buy the same house.