The Dick Van Dyke Show - Season 5, Episode 18 - The Curse of the Petrie People - Full Episode

[@a.b.creator]

I love Mary tyler Moore's sound effects 😊

[@Sharon-yp1ci]

I love the DVD show so much....a common reoccurring camera shot involves the characters closely clumped together on couches or at tables like in this episode with Buddy, Sally and Millie practically sitting in each other's laps at the dinning table. The writing, timing, character ensemble is pure comedic joy---and now 60+ years later, viewing from today's more sophisticated technical capabilities just makes the clumping scenes all the more funnier.

[@nancybolinski8460]

Dick Van Dyke is one of my sister's and my favorite old shows! I love MeTV. It's my favorite oldies station!

[@jonelfilipek7848]

Rob talking about an old man at 87. Dick is at least 10 years older than that. I hope we get to keep him for many, many more years.

[@a.b.creator]

He's 98 this year and still going 😊

[@dsscam]

And just won an EMMY again at 98 and a half!!! He is the BEST of all time!

[@JuliaBrown-wl2cd]

Only if he's happy and healthy.

[@helenegalek8597]

@@dsscam what is interesting is when he played an old man- Great uncle Jebediah who leaves a riddle for Rob in a film....it was how we thought of an old man at that time and he is nowhere near that portrayal!!!

[@jonelfilipek7848]

Original couple with chemistry.

[@ricaug50]

I love finding KZbin channels that show the oldies (nice and clear) that I grew up with. I automatically hit that subscribe button!! Keep 'em coming!!

[@minivegana6516]

Me too!!🙏❤🕊

[@michaelscarlata1509]

Are u a nun

[@minivegana6516]

@@michaelscarlata1509 Why? Cause I love peace??❤🕊

[@Mrcool19771]

Yep ! 🙂

[@DebraMoses-r2l]

I ❤ Dick Van Dyke

[@johnfd0210]

Love the ending; one of my favorite tv shows. Have to say about this though...just how big was their kitchen drain? No way would something that big go down my kitchen sink!

[@Lili-xq9sn]

Our old Garbage disposal was enormous compared to today's.

[@a.b.creator]

😂 "..grinds up the family.." he was going to say jewels 😂🤣😂

[@randilevson9547]

Of course he was!

[@xxwhispersxx2856]

So many actors played Rob's parents on the show lol.

[@connienania486]

❤❤

[@cessnaace]

That was a common practice in the 60s. Either Bewitched or Petticoat Junction had the most cast changes. Petticoat alone had 5 different openings. A new one for each major cast member change.

[@stephenstumbke1721]

That broach is just about as bad as empress Carlotta's necklace

[@harlankrissoff9966]

The difference is its a family heirloom.

[@hardlines4]

One of the greatest shows ever!

[@dsscam]

7:44 Stacey did get married first according to one early episode. Nobody who wrote this brilliance would ever have believed people would be watching repeatedly on a computer every day 60 years later to ever worry about continuity. Laura could've just hidden it in the disappearing rock in the basement.

[@sunnyscott4876]

In the first scene, Sally didn't have her signature bow in her hair! 😮 And....if that pin is solid gold, it's worth a fortune. I'd be happy to wear it!

[@lindapoindexter2162]

Sally did have a little bow in the back of her “updo”.

[@sunnyscott4876]

@@lindapoindexter2162 Got it. Thanks.

[@SusanLlewellyn-pp2xn]

Lyrics to the Dick Van Dyke Show Theme One of the gems from Dick Van Dyke’s appearance on Wait, Wait, Don’t Tell Me was the revelation that the theme song to The Dick Van Dyke Show had lyrics. They were written by Morey Amsterdam, who played Buddy Sorrell. So you think that you’ve got troubles? Well, trouble’s a bubble So tell old Mr. Trouble to get lost! Why not hold your head up high and Stop cryin’, start tryin’ And don’t forget to keep your fingers crossed. When you find the joy of livin’ Is lovin’ and givin’ You’ll be there when the winning dice are tossed. A smile is just a frown that’s turned upside down So smile, and that frown will defrost. And don’t forget to keep your fingers crossed.

[@catbriggs8362]

The reason television was great then... Americans had a work ethic. We took pride in doing out best. Writers out-wrote themselves. Actors achieved greatness. Producers produced a great product, every week. People believed in God and went to Church. These shows all have a theme of morality running through them. Right and wrong are clear, family values are respected, and America was at its height as a world power.

[@NortelGeek]

I hope that 2024 will bring more of that back. Sometimes I wonder if we've all died and went to hell.

[@BAMovin]

God what pathetic lives you people lead; nothing to be greatful for. Always thinking about the good old days when God put you here for a purpose. So stop complaining & grow up.

[@xxwhispersxx2856]

@@BAMovin Those wishing for the "good old days" are wishing for the days when women had no rights, men could beat their husbands, and segregation was going on.

[@lawfulbeneficiary1731]

@@xxwhispersxx2856 i agree it weren’t the best back then also you forget the war but there were some things they did that was way better than it is today for example racism on black people was due to the lack of knowledge about them remember where people was told from there great grandparents that black people were evil and had tails that’s why segregation happened so it’s good we live in the information era when such things can be easily searched. And I feel like the big problem is people instantly assume back then was terrible because men beat there wives you have to realise if a guy has no morals and is abusive regardless what era he’s in he will do so it’s unfair to compare. The original commenter was right back then had a way higher morality while nowadays it’s cool to have no morality and people wonder why the worlds becoming more dangerous..

[@lawfulbeneficiary1731]

@@xxwhispersxx2856 even down to how they dressed showed a high moral compass and watching respectful shows and pictures also influences you to be respectful too society needs more morality while nowadays most women don’t think they’re worth two cents or they don’t wear skimpy revealing clothes and don’t get me started on men’s dress. Also look at the difference in the music back then to now no gangster rap no drill no nothing it was either love songs or comedy songs the pictures didn’t even have swearing in them and men and women in pictures had to have separate beds while nowadays some children are watching pictures with sex scenes in it I remember watching such pictures growing up with my parents and it would be so awkward and embarrassing degeneracy and morality declines every year now

[@rayizard5687]

Uncle Jonah's stone fell out of Pittsburgh, but when Rob gave the list, he didn't say Pittsburgh

[@esmeraldagems9487]

No not in that scene. It was when Sam and Clara presented the broach to Laura at the beginning when Sam brought up the subject of it being cursed. And about Jonah's stone falling out of Pittsburgh

[@esmeraldagems9487]

6:05

[@hemlo7494]

So Rob`s parents come to visit, and Richie is no where to be found. Did Rob and Laura not have a son in this episode? Or did Rob and Laura stash him in the back room, until Rob`s parents left?

[@earnold1896]

Funny, I could see the mother's point of view (scenario) and boys can be a bit smart to their mothers sometimes. And mothers often get shut down and can't say all they want to sometimes.

[@richparsons4205]

Why is Millie sitting on Sally's lap this entire episode? Weird.

[@stevehartman1730]

I had a thing for Millie.

[@Terry-te1ij]

Why are Millie, Buddy, and Salky there? Where's Jerry?

[@catbriggs8362]

Possibly directing this episode. (The actor who played Jerry also directed many of The Dick Van Dyke Show episodes.)

[@katherineirving7189]

He was giving a lecture on wisdom teeth. The character of Millie, mentioned this at the start of this episode.

[@Terry-te1ij]

@@katherineirving7189 That what he said. I think he's having an affair.

[@5thsgamingreplays518]

Hug laura

[@chandrikahemakasenalrankot8812]

Robs' family jewellery could have not been old as thousand years? Highley unlikely. U. S was a very young country back in the 60s.

[@TheJoyfulEye]

He is using hyperbole.

[@xxwhispersxx2856]

He was exaggerating to make Laura feel bad.

[@bmyra]

It was a joke FFS.

[@garyfrancis6193]

You don’t know what you’re talking about.

[@CaptChrispy]

What will she have to get pierced for Puerto Rico and Guam?!

[@saran3214]

And the Virgin Islands, Samoa and Northern Mariana Islands?

[@esmeraldagems9487]

Lol I think they're just talking about States. Not territories.

[@sharksport01]

They got a new oven. 🙁

[@normgardner4560]

C'mon Laura...grow up!

[@tertommy]

Why was Pickles never featured much?

[@johnfd0210]

I have wondered that. I always thought she (the character) was lots of fun.

[@jonelfilipek7848]

I can only remember one episode that included Pickles.

[@MrMenefrego1]

@@jonelfilipek7848 There are several, actually.

[@binkybearvevo6973]

@@MrMenefrego1 666

[@abbykoop5363]

I liked the original Pickles. I did not like the replacement Pickles. Maybe that's why?

[@Zenithzenith-b7t]

I LIKE TOM TULLY. HE HAD SAD ENDING LOSING HIS LEG TO A PARASITE FROM VISITING TROUPS IN VIETNAM.

[@capacola262743]

rob has 20 different sets of parents.

[@capacola262743]

rob's pappy is a big loudmouth.

[@brightspacebabe]

Robs parents were such narcissists!😮

[@scotnick59]

yeah: they really were

[@garyfrancis6193]

Narcissism is the cueent hot topic. Nowadays everyone is a narcissist. Why don’t you start thinking for yourself?

[@lenawagenfuehr53]

Well, they were terrible sexists. A diamond for every male Petrie...

[@saran3214]

​@@lenawagenfuehr53No, it's because the males carry on the family name. Laura had a male child so the pin goes to his wife, when he marries.

[@saran3214]

​@@MrMenefrego1Why are you here, commenting on a fictional show, using your logic? Shouldn't you be out in the real world, with actual people? Why watch the program, since it isn't real?