The Dick Van Dyke Show - Season 1, Episode 25 - Where You Been, Fassbinder? - Full Episode

Romance enters Sally's life in the form of an insurance salesman named Leo Fassbinder.
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.
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[@preetakumar6593]

I love Sally, her quick humor and witty nature is endearing.

[@jb6712]

The WRITERS of the show, if they were still alive, would thank you. It was all scripted, nothing original on the part of the actors.

[@preetakumar6593]

@@jb6712 Good for them.

[@Wonderpattypatty]

@@jb6712 it’s not just the writers!! Of course the actors have a lot to do with it! They gotta have excellent timing and not every actor can do that.

[@Wonderpattypatty]

Contrary to common belief, comedy is way more difficult than drama.

[@creepycrawlers6950]

@@jb6712 STILL ACTED WELL...WRITERS WOULD BE NOTHING W/O THE ACTORS AND VICE VERSA

[@soswezz]

Sally's dress is so beautiful ♡

[@nancyhowell4505]

@ sam Sally always wore such beautiful dresses when she dressed up. A favorite of mine was a lovely black dress with a decorated scalloped neckline. Very feminine! Liked her dresses better than Laura's. 👏♥️

[@lisacolavito8319]

@Sam. I agree - one of my fav dresses of Sally's.

[@jb6712]

Yep, the fashion director of the show knew how to choose nice dresses for all the women who appeared on it.

[@elaineteeter9485]

@@nancyhowell4505 She had a beautiful figure.

[@creepycrawlers6950]

Richard Deacon(Mel Cooley) & Morey Amsterdam were actually very good friends in real life😊😊😊

[@randilevson9547]

Good actors, to despise each other so convincingly, on the DVD show.

[@barbaralonero4306]

Rose Marie was my absolute favorite in this program love it when she sings

[@teijaflink2226]

I want Sallys dress, so pretty.

[@peterrice7739]

Rose Marie, we love you.

[@tiffanyspencer1082]

One of those episodes that has a cute married couple moment between Rob and Laura❤❤

[@jimmie200]

Rose Marie was on an episode of Gunsmoke. I didn't recognize her at first because she didn't have much makeup on. She was beautiful.

[@morganm9040]

‘’Mr. Henderson’’ was also ‘’Fluffy’’ on the Brady Bunch.

[@AmandathePandaBooks]

The intro music for sallys apartment is reminiscent of bell book and candle!

[@thomasmagnum3588]

Maybe Rose Marie submitted this episode to the Emmy Award judges for consideration. It certainly showcases her range as an actress. She was nominated three times for her iconic role as Sally Rogers, but always had to compete against single performances by supporting actresses in dramatic programs (series or specials), until the 5th and final season when she and Agnes Moorehead lost to Alice Pearce (Gladys Kravitz on “Bewitched”). Otherwise, it is quite likely Rose Marie would have four Emmy Awards on her mantle.

[@a.b.creator]

I don't see how Rose Marie could have possibly lost to Mrs.Kravitz! So, it seems the Academy has always been rigged then I see. Geez.

[@ballroomscott]

"Every birthday is a milestone and every milestone is a millstone!" As someone who got married later in life that hits hard!

[@GJP1169]

Doesn't Richie know that children should be seen and not heard .

[@barbaralonero4306]

It must have been a really popular dress pattern back in those days I've seen three different dresses made out of this material I wish the program was in color so I can see what color the dress is looks really pretty

[@user-mf1zh5ji9l]

I really loved Rose Marie, so talented, beautiful and so funny. Although I didn't like it when they made her the gal who couldn't get a date. Even Rose Marie said that really bothered her saying she could sing and dance had a great figure and was married in real life, but because of her outgoing personality and brassy humor they wrote storylines of her being pathetically lonely, like women who are like that can't also be attractive, that really made her angry, me too I thought everything about her was beautiful

[@stephenstumbke1721]

Love this pickles, her voice Baked a lopsided cake Ohh this ones a little slanty 🤣

[@moriahw3947]

The running gag of Sally being desperately single was always a good one, but somewhat unbelievable IMO.....Sally has a great bod, is pretty, smart, funny and kind, dresses like a million bucks, is marriage minded and is somehow still single? I think IRL she would have had lots of dates and would probably be married.

[@fromthesidelines]

Originally telecast on March 14, 1962.

[@b.pradhana_ol660]

Sally in this episode, really reminds me of Bette Davis's character in "Whatever Ever Happened To Baby Jane?" 😁

[@jb6712]

I've watched this show off and on for 62 years, and just tonight realized the front door has no latch---there's no way it could have been locked, neither by just closing it, nor by deadbolt! Also, there's a window seat in Sally's apartment where there couldn't have been a window; supposedly there's a hallway outside that "window," and it was a purpose-built apartment building, so the builder wouldn't have put a window into a hall. Another oddity; the apartment was on the second floor (going by the apartment numbers), yet it was a garden apartment, with its own access to the grounds outside the French doors in the living room.

[@echocheck]

There is a lot of that in this series. I don't think they had anyone in charge of continuity. There should be a big rock in Rob's basement but it is only there in 1 episode.

[@Wonderpattypatty]

Oh wow I cannot believe I had not noticed most of those things! Theres also the den, which is sometimes the guest room…

[@creepycrawlers6950]

good catch! the episode w/the Cat burglar had a chain lock and a twist lock...only time that door ever had a lock.........😄😄😄

[@maakeklein4073]

It was the 50s No one locked doors!

[@CamilleGG451]

Funny because there's a line on Mad About You where they left the door unlocked and I think it's Jamie's mom who says "what do you think this is, New Rochelle?!" And Paul Reiser clearly had a major affinity for the Dick Van Dyke Show with his great episode of Mad About You entitled "The Alan Brady Show" where he finds out that Alan Brady (played by Carl Reiner) is really not the nice guy he appeared to be on TV (meaning a show about someone who had a show who never actually had a show! 😆)

[@MimiMimi-bi8gi]

I love Rob n Laura. They were a good match. Laura was so elegant, pretty. I like her outfit. Rob was slim n handsome

[@chereecargill355]

I think this is the only time we see Sally's apartment.

[@shawnmalloy2919]

AND it appeared to be friggin' huge! Is it possible that salaries in the 60's were goods enough to allow a single woman, who worked as comedy writer, to earn enough to own that place??

[@jb6712]

It was shown at least half a dozen times over the five-season run.

[@jb6712]

​@@shawnmalloy2919 Actually, it would have been very small; the kitchen, which had only a sink and tiny undercounter fridge (no stove or oven), dining area, and living room were just that one space shown, plus one bedroom and a standard size bathroom. And her salary back then would have been very good, but it's only a comedy show....rent prices, apartment sizes, etc., didn't have to be real. Oh, and she supposedly was making a lasagna---with no method of cooking it.

[@barbararogow3095]

We see her apartment in the episode where Rob's brother had a practice date with Sally at her apartment

[@jasonhood2453]

It’s also in the episode where the deli owner tries to win Sally’s love.

[@wolfgangscorpio4125]

@4:25 min. When was the Beatles song "She Came In Through The Bathroom Window" published? Oh, 1969. When was this episode written? Oh, it aired 1962.

[@randilevson9547]

Yup, Rob and Laura really dug each other. They only slept in separate beds when the audience was watching. 😊

[@Wonderpattypatty]

😲 Mr. Fastbinder looks like Tucker Carlson! 😅

[@jeffgreen7499]

Leo Fassbinder is played by actor George Neise. He was in many movies and TV shows, usually as the bad guy. I just saw him this afternoon in a 1959 episode of "Death Valley Days", "The Stagecoach Spy". He was very good in his part as a crooked businessman, the leader of an outlaw group that robs stagecoaches. I'm pleased that gets to be a good guy in this show. My question is: "Sally, what happened to Herman Glimscher?" 😆 "Did you also throw him out?" "Your rash actions remind of a woman I know...ah..." 🙄 "She didn't get many 2nd dates." "Now she doesn't date at all!"😖

[@rmd9746]

mel just needs to say: "look who's talking" to win over buddy.

[@meftunhoquebhuiyan9038]

Sally Hates Being Called Old And Hates Being Old But In 2004 Rose Marie Played A Older Sally In The 2004 TV Reunion Movie

[@joanndavis4843]

My how times have changed! Then Sally was a successful comedy writer when there were very few women doing that. Why? Because most women choose wife and mother over a career. Nowadays, it would be both. One that pays very well and one that pays nothing. Work on the clock at one place, just to go work off the clock at another. Poor Sally. Back then, society made a woman feel less than just because she had no husband or significant other. Fast forward to now, and Sally would have been a real catch👌! Single, successful, very funny, and anything but lonely.

[@gemoftheocean]

Was Buddy's wife "Pickles ' in any other episode? I can't recall seeing her in any other one.

[@billgreen1861]

Karen, Her real name was, Barbara Perry and she was on two episodes before, Joan Shawlee took over the role.

[@mariannet29]

She was in the one where Buddy wanted a divorce and Rob tried to intervene between the two of them and another when Laura was mad at Rob for picking up the check.

[@jb6712]

She was in one other--this specific actress---and then the actress Joan Shawlbe had the role for a total of four appearances. They didn't put much focus on having "Pickles" show up physically, though.

[@drewpall2598]

@Karen A.T.H. 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 in films and on television from 1933 to 2017 Barbara Perry June 22, 1921 - May 5, 2019 Joan Shawlee who played Fionas "Pickles" Sorrell My Husband Is a Check-Grabber - episode aired Feb 13, 1963 The Sam Pomerantz Scandals - episode aired Mar 6, 1963 Divorce - episode aired Apr 10, 1963 Made numerous appearances in films and television from 1945 to 1984 Joan Shawlee March 5, 1926 - March 22, 1987

[@barryrivadue9228]

​@@mariannet29Shawlee was in the one with Buddy wanting a divorce. 😮

[@barryrivadue9228]

The character Richie is such a doofus. 😏

[@josiahkeroff9965]

Anyone here younger than 18?

[@cynthiarosas8214]

Everyone needs salvation here are the words of salvation please forgive me jesus im a sinner come into my heart and save me from my sin I no that you are the savior and I no that you died for me on calvary and I no that God raise you from the dead and you are alive and I thankyou for your salvation in Jesus holy name amen and its important to always ask for forgiveness every night

[@chrisbennett2005]

CAN YOU DO ME A FAVOR ? CAN YOU COMPLAIN AGAIN ABOUT YOUR RELATIONSHIP AROUND A LESBIAN ??? 🙄

[@stephenstumbke1721]

What?

[@Wonderpattypatty]

I’ve seen your other comments regarding this show… Boy, are you obsessed with homosexuality and keep venting about it!

[@elaineteeter9485]

@@stephenstumbke1721 I don't get it, either

[@barryrivadue9228]

Wishful projecting I think. 🤔​@@elaineteeter9485