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The Dick Van Dyke Show - Season 1, Episode 20 - A Word A Day - Full Episode
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ย. 2022
- Ritchie's expanding vocabulary starts to branch out in unexpected directions.
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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"The prodigal returneth."
😂that is hands down one of my favourite lines.
I know that Rob,Laura, Sally,Buddy & Richie are NOT "real" but I TRULY LOVE THEM! What these professional stars created is the blueprint that ALL comedy people should study
Yes, this series is a master class in acting. Not played for broad laughs, but it showed subtle, gentle humour. Most of the time.
Back in the early 90’s when my kids and nephews were little, my son announced to all of us at the thanksgiving day dinner table , that his little cousin said the F word. So I said to my son, what F word did he say ? And everyone went silent and holding their breath waiting for my kid to say the F word. He said , Justin said FART ! 😮😅😂
I love these old sitcoms. Thank you for posting them on TH-cam. Keep them coming!!!
This "A Word A Day" episode reminded me of something my son did when he was about 3 years old ... Like most kids, my son had trouble with a few particular words, like the word clock. One afternoon, the two of us were shopping for a clock, when the clerk asked if she could help; just then, my son said, "Wow Daddy, look at all the *cocks!"* 😮 Thankfully, the clerk had a sense of humor and just laughed.
My 3 year old nephew did the same thing. Only he pointed to a grandfather clock and said “that’s a really big cock “.
We all laughed. 😂
That's pretty funny and maybe a bit embarrassing😅 too.
Really sophisticated comedy AND lesson from 1961.
I think we've lost some ground since then. Gained a lot too. But lost a certain respectfulness.
Morality is inversely proportional to technology.
Cuz of those gays...
I didn't even know anything about the origin of "unilateral" as a word. Thanks Rob!
I love this show the writing is brilliant and so funny the chemistry with the whole cast was wonderful
Jack Raymond, who wrote this episode, also wrote four episodes of "THE FLINTSTONES" that season (including the one featuring Hoagy Carmichael)- and later, "PETTICOAT JUNCTION", "THE DONNA REED SHOW", "THE ADDAMS FAMILY", "GILLIGAN'S ISLAND", "THE BUGALOOS", "LIDSVILLE", "SIGMUND AND THE SEA MONSTERS", et. al.
*Here it is, over 60 years later, and I'm still wondering what "dirty words" Ritchie learned! 🙂*
*Pee pee and poo poo!*
🙏👍🏻
Probably the "d" word
@@aprils376 Well, that;s a damn shame! 🙂
@@519djw6 No, it would have been something as simple, but disrespectful, as "jerk," or "retard." They plain and simply did not use the vile filth people use today....including "damn."
THE KID READING NEWSPAPER BETWEEN THE TABLE
12:14, I LOVE SALLY'S DRESS! IT'S SO BEAUTIFUL!🙏
that's not your real name, is it?
@@capacola262743 It's my nickname. In Spanish it's Mini and in English it's Minnie.🙂
@@capacola262743 One other thing, "VEGANA" means VEGAN in Spanish! I'm a PROUD VEGAN so this is why I show it off!👊🏼❤🕊
@@minivegana6516 The only Minnie I know is the great Minnie Pearl.
@@MrMenefrego1 My real name is Minerva. Just like Minnie mouse! A lot of people don't know that Minnie's mouse's name is Minerva. I didn't know until 2017. I love Minnie and Mickey mouse!🙏🐁🐀❤
Ummm we never had time to play before school. And I don’t think it was even allowed by my parents 😂
Weird. All the kids in my neighborhood played before school, both in our yard, and then again on the playground at school. But that was back in the 1950s and 60s. Even my son and his classmates were strongly encouraged to play before school out on the playground; it was a great way to release some of their early morning energy (1980s).
@22:17...William Schallert (Patty Lane's dad) and Lia Waggoner--> both husband and wife in real life. And they both co-starred together in one episode of the *Patty Duke Show* .
200 baseball cards for a turtle?!?
Back in the 60s...those cards are worth some money now, and sadly the turtle is dead 🫤
Originally telecast on February 7, 1962.
William Schallert and Lia Waggner were also married in real life.
I thought they didn't seem a likely couple! Ooops!
WILLIAM SCHALLERT DIED IN THE CALIFORNIA IN 2016 , VICTIM OF LUNG CANCER WITH MORE THAN 80 YEARS OLD
"Ignoring an issue never makes any sense." what kind of idiot thought ignoring a problem was a good idea?
A Minister's son using questionable language. Just like any other average kid. Imagine that.
If only that problem was still as easy to fix…
Another great show😮
My Sunday School, years and years ago when her daughter was a little girl, she said the F word. Her mother did scold her or slap her in the mouth because she didn't have a clue what she was saying
My kids thought the ‘S’ word was stupid.
It is
The fact the cursing boy’s parent was a minister kinda stole from the episode where Rob thought the hospital gave them the wrong baby - and the parents were black
It's the other way around. The wrong baby episode (That's My Boy?) aired in Season 3. Both are good, but most people would probably agree that the wrong baby episode was a much funnier use of the situation.
@@jdm1505 I'm like most people 'cause I agree. Much funnier.
At 14:53, another classic line
I am a little confused because he's 6 and therefore he should be reading at that age
isn't the first time in the show that we learn this boy has some problem making him develope certain skills later than others... nowadays there can be diagnosys and proper care to help him be able to read more easily etc - but back then children with this sort of problem (dyslexia or whatever) just didn't get the hep they need. it's kinda tragic, really. just to think how many people were humiliated and ashamed for no good reason.
Yeah, but it appears the writers didn't think that logically. It was a requirement, back in 1958 when I began kindergarten, that each of us had to be able to read at least the first five of the then-popular children's' book series, "Dick and Jane."
My son had to be able to read at a certain level when he began kindergarten in 1981, as did my sister's three kids when they started school in the late 1980s.
Seems as if now the kids don't have to even know how to tie their shoes before going to school (it was a mandatory requirement for kids in my era, as well as my son's, along with being 100% potty trained, vaccinated, hearing tested, eyes tested, and have a physical. Schools in my home state were very strict about children's health back then).
@@ShragaMatate Not sure what you're saying, but no, "Richie" was not a kid who had a learning issue. No what show you got that from, but it wasn't the DVD show.
So much presentism in the comments! I would have thought this show being in black and white would have clued you in to this being filmed at a totally different time, when kids weren't glued to devices and reading at a much younger age.
When I began kindergarten (1963), nursery school was not pre-school. There was no presumption that any child knew anything. Actually, I went into school a year early, and so went through special testing. I remember it, I was asked to string differently shaped wooden beads on a string.
I assume I knew the alphabet, and how to count to whatever number. But I definitely could not read language. Although I was reading music by then. I remember the reading books in first grade-- I actually have copies of them-- which was when we learned to read. The school district was very highly regarded, and it didn't seem to hurt anyone to wait to learn to read. A generation prior, they didn't even have kindergarten.
Tommy Kirk the actor? XD
Richie said I'm gender neutral😂😂
It must’ve been really bad if Laura had to turn her head and cover her mouth so we the audience couldn’t even read her lips 😬 I still want to know what he wrote on that board
OK? I give up. Anybody know what the "bad" word was? Sure wouldn't' shock us these days! 😱
QUIT INTERRUPTING!! 😐
Man, how slow was the education in that so-called school? My parents taught me to read when I was four, and by the time I started kindergarten a year later, ALL of my classmates and I were reading the "Dick and Jane" books on the first day of school. This show was set only four years after I started kindergarten; must have been a very low curriculum school district (I know it's nothing but very poor scripting on the part of the writers....).
Where did you go to kindergarten? I was born in 1965. Children were not required to go to kindergarten when I went in 1970. We learned our ABC’s, counting to 10 and 20. We would color, sing song, and play. We didn’t learn to read until first grade. I remember the first book I ever read to my Dad and Mom. It was The Cat In The Hat!
Ricki grew up bought five investment properties and watched his son not be able to afford the rent.
180 degree flip, from decency to complete and total depravity in schools today!! Including sex books for small children!!