The Dick Van Dyke Show - Season 2, Episode 31 - Jilting the Jilter - Full Episode

[@denisespurlock7869]

This is my go-to show when life gets me down. I was born in 1961, so I am sure I watched this with my parents.

[@MrMenefrego1]

I was also born in (March) of '61 and watched this show with Mom & Pop, and I too watch TDVDS when life's got me down! (like tonight)❤❤❤

[@munkustrap2]

I was born in '63 & lost both my parents to a drunk driver in '68. I really hope they watched this show even if I didn't get to with them.

[@dawnwesolowski8049]

I was born in 1956. Same here! Love these old shows.

[@homegown1234]

I remember this Mark Guy but I laughed so much I couldn't stop when he made the impersonation of an Ostrich which was hysterical. I loved it.

[@stevedrinkard2040]

Such class back then

[@minivegana6516]

Omgggg, yesss!!🙏❤

[@denisespurlock7869]

My favorite episodes are the ones where Sally and Buddy are a big part of the show.

[@kellykersten8828]

That is a kickass dress sally is wearing!!! Looove it

[@MrMenefrego1]

I thought she was pretty in the 60s and I still think she is pretty now!

[@shorty7363]

That guy was pretty good with his impersonations!👏 Thanks for the upload.💜

[@drewpall2598]

Guy Marks who played Freddy White was a versatile performer made numerous appearances on television variety shows from the 1960's and 70's Guy Marks October 31, 1923 - November 28, 1987

[@bobbest8627]

You’re right… Nice catch. If you do a search for him on KZbin, you can see his incredible talent. Where a lot of impressionist impersonate with their voice he was able to do it with his face. His Gary Cooper is priceless.

[@suzannelindsay2247]

Thanks for that. You learn something new every day.😁

[@joeyforkner110]

$41 for 2 to eat at a high class restaurant. And now in 2023 it cost $41 for 2 people to eat at Wendy's. 💔

[@steeldriver1776]

And doesn't include a frosty!

[@micahbush5397]

It's not _that_ bad quite yet. And for the record, $41 in 1963 works out to $411 now.

[@ddsmith3006]

Prices go up & portion sizes go down 😢😮

[@poetcomic1]

@@micahbush5397 $41 dollars in 1963 silver quarters would be worth a lot more than that now.

[@preetakumar6593]

9:38 Laura's expression is hilarious lol.

[@MrMenefrego1]

I noticed that, too! I was going to comment on it, but then I saw your comment. She was something to behold!

[@adiconstantin4598]

This is the 2nd episode that i remember, as very touching

[@sateeshmaharaj9730]

Pretty good twist.. Being truthful all the way through. Genius

[@sateeshmaharaj9730]

A cartoon come to life... Expecting Buggs and Daffy any minute.

[@imkira2084]

Mannn I wish sometimes i was born around this time, nothing is authentic anymore. My generation sucks….

[@xxwhispersxx2856]

This is tv show. Life was not a tv show in the sixties.

[@Rooster792]

Same

[@darlinghush7496]

I feel the exact same way

[@garyfrancis6193]

Yes I was in my early teens at this time. I remember seeing this show on TV but didn’t watch it. To me the Petries and their lifestyle was too affluent to be considered normal regular people. I lived in a small town and we were lower working class. They looked impossibly wealthy to me. Now 60 years later they are entertaining and I wish I could live in those times again. Life was simpler and not dominated by technology. We actually read books and went out hiking in nature. Politics were something far away that I had no interest in. I was a kid interested in comic books and model airplanes.

[@DoctorProph3t]

@@garyfrancis6193did you just say the sixties wasn’t dominated by technology? Yeah alright we’ll just ignore the literal billions of miles of magnet tape and that whole nuclear arms race thing. The ignorance is baffling you have the entire recorded sum of human knowledge at your literal fingertips and you’re still like this. You’re ignorant by choice, it’s the only explanation that makes sense.

[@charlenevarada--Stargazer]

In Chicago, I had a next door neighbor who smoked alot who woke us up every morning with his coughing! Talk about a wake up call! Wow! 😀

[@HansDelbruck53]

alot is not a word.

[@charlenevarada--Stargazer]

@HansDelbruck53 Hi Hans! I know alot isn't a word, but it's the way I express myself sometimes. It should have been "constantly" instead 😀

[@HansDelbruck53]

@@charlenevarada--Stargazer You're right.

[@esmeraldagems9487]

​@@HansDelbruck53 A Lot IS a word. 😂

[@MrJoeybabe25]

@@HansDelbruck53 Your right! 😂😂

[@rosea2350]

I love the style and music from back then. I was born in the wrong generation. 😢

[@suzannelindsay2247]

Thanks

[@suzannelindsay2247]

Before I watched this, I read your comment. I thought you meant Ritchie. 😂😂😂

[@DillWont]

Poor Sally, she was thisclose to having her dream come true.

[@larryol2193]

I think the Diceman picked up a few tricks from Freddy.

[@conlinsandy8980]

That's what I was just thanking about about the price on Chinese food

[@shirleyminassian1547]

I wish he'd not call her mummy.

[@stephenstumbke1721]

Yeah it's vomit inducing

[@StephanieJ777]

Definitely a red flag if a guy calls his girl “mommy!” 🚩

[@shirleyminassian1547]

@@StephanieJ777 definitely

[@somecallmeTim-wi6pr]

You're not supposed to like the guy...

[@steeldriver1776]

It sounds awkward to me too.

[@jeangruen833]

Excellent show. QUIT INTERRUPTING!! 😐

[@Vincent-ke5zn]

Mommy, I can't stand that phony

[@jhammond1978]

I believe... I somewhat underdstand Rob and Buddy's plan.... was it to prove to Sally, that Freddy didn't really love her? I'm somewhat baffled on the plan.

[@suzannelindsay2247]

What the hell is the NAP on the carpet?

[@jeangruen833]

The short, downy fibers on a new wool rug which come off in early sweepings, as contrasted with the pile, which does not brush off. To place or raise nap on (fabric) by brushing, or other means,

[@l.5832]

Nap is just the fibre of the carpet...the loop or tufts that form the visible part of the carpet. Sometimes you might want to raise the nap if it has been compressed by heavy furniture. You can do this by steaming to lift the nap.

[@David-yw2lv]

What did Sally see in that jerk?

[@jburma]

14:33 Hilarious act

[@Lizzy514]

Post weight lifting cigarettes

[@danielasuncion9991]

LOL

[@davidcarlson2152]

Tagline: Sally suses the lounge lizard.

[@WriterK]

Under British influence, most of the USA had a good class of clothing back then.

[@MrMenefrego1]

"British influence?" How so?

[@thestones8022]

HEARTS FOR SALE?

[@garyfrancis6193]

Guy Marks. I can’t stand that guy.

[@GJP1169]

I feel the same way .😂

[@MrMenefrego1]

That was the whole idea of the character, he's a good creep!

[@ericakindl1782]

Dear imkira: I was born around this time. Not that great. Only thing, we weren’t as worried as your generation is. Your generation is just fine. I like the kids now.

[@marinagallant1847]

Rob bullies Laura way too much. She's a brilliant actor, and this show was her first big break.

[@garyfrancis6193]

Bullies?

[@MrMenefrego1]

I don't know what show you were watching, Marina, but it sure wasn't this one!

[@capacola262743]

she was an actRESS. actORS are males.

[@richardeast3328]

Evidently you have only watched this episode or just a few, plus you analysis of this episode is weird.

[@jb6712]

SCRIPT WRITERS....get that into your head, it's all scripts, script writers, it was NOT Dick Van Dyke/Rob Petrie "bullying" Laura. It was a comedy script, it was never real life, and you're investing far, far, FAR too much into it if you believe any of it was real between them!

[@kathybartlett761]

It’s so cringe the way he calls her mommy. Anyways, it’s appropriate because the guy was a man-child

[@oldblackstock2499]

Mommy or mummy or what ?

[@MrMenefrego1]

Mommy

[@TheresaGreen-oq4xe]

I used to watch this show when I was young, but the more I watched this show, the more disgusting I get with the storyline. I like the house and the way they dress. But I'm sick of hearing how single Sally is, and this show isn't that funny, especially buddy.

[@munkustrap2]

That's right! They won all those Emmys because of the house design & the nice clothes 😂 What a joke 🙄

[@raymondst.pierre4372]

A good show but I grew up in a family when a man wore a suit he was headed for a funeral.

[@MrJoeybabe25]

In 1963 men wore at least a jacket and tie and women wore skirts and dresses. Nowadays? I don't think I can even write that sentence!☹☹

[@raymondst.pierre4372]

@@MrJoeybabe25 Yeah, when they were going out on a special occasion somewhere but I can't help but laugh when I watch someone like "June Cleaver" wearing a pearl necklace, a nice dress, and heels while serving breakfast for Ward, Wally, and Theodore. Know what I mean? I'm 72, and just didn't grow up in that imaginary kind of household. Best wishes to you.

[@MrJoeybabe25]

@@raymondst.pierre4372 You too, Pal! :)

[@evalehde3869]

In my family they wear their best dark jeans and a polo.