The Dick Van Dyke Show - Season 5, Episode 1 - Coast to Coast Big Mouth - Full Episode
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- While on a nationally televised talk show, Laura accidentally reveals that Alan Brady is wearing a toupee.
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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Alan talking to his hair is one of the all time sitcom highlights.
It had me in stitches. Really a funny episode.
And "Want a scalp for your belt?"
Every episode in the Dick Van Dyke show was brilliant, but there are some that stand out even among the other greats. THIS is one of those episodes.
Mary Tyler Moore was a very gifted actress. She could do anything. May she rest in peace. She is very much missed.
Thank you so much for reposting all of these episodes after they were deleted by youtube!
I think this episode got an Emmy, it is such a masterpiece of tv comedy. 😂🎉😅
One of my favorite episodes.
"She's at the Smithsonian. They're making a statue of her mouth."
I laughed so hard 😂
Great line! 🤣But it would take a whole lot of marble to make a statue of MTM's rather large oral cavity! 😲
One of top five shows of the series. MTM and Carl Riener get an extended scene together for the first time that is absolutely top notch,. She has gone from a young actress in commercials to a legendary comedienne ready to do very similar 'character-driven' scenes with Mr. Grant in the MTM Show.
And then was Oscar nominated for Ordinary People, NOT a comedy! Loved Beth & hated the dudes (Redford should have directed himself in Sutherland's role).
@@unowen-nh9ov Judd Hirsch as the psychiatrist is the purest embodiment of 'the Magical Jew', to take a cue from the trope of the Magical Negro such as in Baggar Vance.
Carl was a tremendous actor, as well as creator and writer.
Some guys have all the talent!
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Reiner played Rob Petrie in the pilot, when the planned title for the show was "Head of the Family". The pilot didn't make much of an impression, but Sheldon Leonard liked the concept. He told Reiner they were going ahead with the show, saying "You won't fail - we'll get a better actor to play you." So Reiner didn't get to be Rob Petrie, although he did get to play Alan Brady. Apparently as a leading man Reiner wasn't too effective, but he was brilliant playing a jerky egomaniac. 😮
@@zanti4132 he was perfect as Alan Brady
No wonder Rob Reiner was as talented due to his father for the Dick Van Dyke Show.
I LOVE when Laure said what she'd won...especially when she mimed the vacuum cleaner!!!
This episode should go down in history as one of greatest comedy classics ever. I've watched it a dozen times or more and still belly laugh. The other equally hilarious episode is "Bad Reception in Albany." The Dick Van Dyke Show is probably the best TV sitcom of all time, though there are many close seconds; Home Improvement, Any Griffith Show, Growing Pains, Family Ties, to name a few
The quality of these videos is excellent. I don't know if you had any part in restoring them or anything. Thanks for posting.
One of my favorite parts…Alan turns to the row of styrofoam heads and says,”Fellas… there she is, there’s the little lady who put you out of business!”
I love the way they deliver their lines they do it so naturally .
Just good acting.
It's amazing how great Reiner is as Alan Brady, and how bad he was as Rob Petrie:-).
The "apology" is still one of the greatest moments of the series. Laura and Alan have interesting chemistry, and this scene is priceless. Carl Reiner once remarked how incredible it was that they "lucked onto a girl of 23 who could do comedy." And he was so right. It's almost a shame that they were never able to find a way to get Carl on the MTM Show.
Don't you think that Lou Grant was a lot like Alan Brady?
I would have loved if Carl Reiner was on the MTM. Also, Dick Van Dyke but his brother was on but I didn't think he was as funny as Dick.
Carl Riener was so much better than MTM. He would have made it great !!
Carl is,was & ever is a exceptional, wonderful comedic genius...the man was soooooo amazing person thar was really apparent when he cast Mr.Van Dyke as Rob when he wrote it for himself & it was HIMSELF that knew he wasn't a good fit,shows exceptional talent, humbled pride...an amazing person!
Sometimes best episodes was when Carl Reiner wrote & Jerry Parris directed.
this is the best episode. needy bald people cracks me up.
She says it SO sincerely too.
It reminded me of the Golden Girls with "We are collecting lingerie for needy sexy people".
The Dick van Dyke Show came first, of course.
"If Rob knew I was here, he would kill me". "Good, I'll call him". Absolutely fantastic!
One of the most funniest episodes ever. Good 😊 performance by Carl Reiner.
I've been watching more of these episodes.
What a great show!
Oh, my! THIS is a special episode that ranks among the top 10 of the #DickVanDykeShow. Whenever "Alan Brady" shows up, it's always special -- comically.
I remember watching this episode when it first came aired. I laughed then, and laughing now.
Thank you for posting season 5! Love this show!
One of my favs. Thanks for posting.
"Fellas...there she is. There's the little lady who put you out of business!"
Timeless comedy, and much funnier than the garbage sitcoms of the 21st century.
They're not all garbage take that back
@@binkybearvevo6973 Name names.
@@unowen-nh9ov girl meets world
@THE HACK ATTACK ARG
Yes there all garbage sitcoms today
@@jamesturner8080 LOL
Laura at her best 👌
& worst.
@@unowen-nh9ov I have to agree.
I truly admired Alan Reiner who was a gifted and talented actor/producer and director. No wonder his son is amazing too.
His name is Carl...Carl Reiner.
One of my favorites. In the apology scene it looked like Carl Reiner was trying not to laugh.
You're right. The part where he knocked the phone off the hook and growled into it was ad libbed and he had to hide his face in his hand to prevent his laughter from being caught on camera.
This was my Mom's all time episode 😂
16:16
Mrs. Doubtfire brought me here.
Haha same 😂😂
Carl Reiner (and his friend and colleague Mel Brooks) was a comedic genius.
The "fellas" !! perfect !!
If anyone could have portrayed Jacqueline Kennedy it was Mary Tyler Moore. Anyone with her talent could easily have shifted gears, as MTM later proved.
In the return of happy Spangler the salesman said she looked like jackie
As funny and entertaining as this episode is, I just want to remind everyone that many people had to (and still have to) work with an extremely self-absorbed boss like Alan. It really creates a lot of unnecessary stress. I always note the "extras" interviews on DVDs where the actor shares how wonderful their Director (or Producer) was, and how that truly helped in elevating the whole production to a fine art. The loving and respect between the whole production team makes a significant difference!! ❤️🏋️
Thanks for the reminder, Debbie Downer.
I am so very sorry the trolls have been so horrible to you Stephanie. Those pricks aren't even worth the time it takes to mention them. F 'em. You and Gio are such wonderful parents and have willingly accepted the challenges that come with taking care of your precious Sebastian. We are privileged to see your family and i thank you for sharing with us. Oh my gosh - thank you for our "Sebastian fix". He is the cutest little bug! It was so fun watching him dancing in his chair and his beautiful smile is everything! Sending lotsa love to all! ❤
This episode was so funny, great to finally see Carl Reiner as Alan Brady, he was hilarious, they should have shown more of this character but I understand Carl probably had too much to do as a writer too.
Brilliant episode
My favourite childhood show. Millie waa the only one i didnt enjoy much as a kid, but her husband who was on infrequently was good too.
he became an amazing director starting with season 2. He studied it during season 1
Gotta love Mary’s Laura Petrie, sweet, sexy, cute and smart ALL IN ONE. R.I.P. MARY T.M.
My favorite episode! Thank You!!
I think Carl Reiner said this was his favorite episode of the series
Needy Bald people! As Alan drums on a styrofoam head ! LOL
Wow!...the hair style is....extreme!!!!!
Love this show 💕💕
Alan Brady. Funniest character on this show...
What a classic!
Carl Reiner making fun of himself so damn funny😅
I LOATE Alan Brady!!
I think that's the whole point of the character
At 18:00 Carl goes GRRRRRRR in the telephone and it is not in the script, completely ad libbed and delicious.
This episode makes you wish that Carl Reiner had appeared on the show he created more frequently.
Millie is not a good friend to Laura, because when Laura needed her support she left Laura high and dry.
Yes, and in Make-Believe Land, where all of the sitcom personalities live, all of the fantasized TV characters are virtually mad at 'Millie"! 😏
Well she was probably scared of how Rob would react
Ha. The game show guy doing the evil leprechaun dance.
They used the same plot on the Mary Tyler Moore show, when Mary divulges that Lou had a one-night-stand with Sue Ellen.
When comedy was fun on TV
All the cast are hilarious but Carl Reiner steals the show, just brilliant.
R.I.P. to Johnny Patrick who also appeared in That Girl, The Andy Griffith Show, etc.
O CAREQUINHA CABELUDINHO USANDO TODAS AS PERUCAS KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK HAHAHAHA 😅😅😅😅😅😅😆😆😆😆😆😁😁😄😄😄😃😃😃😃
I feel sorry 😔 for poor Mel Cooley. He gets the business from Alan Brady & Buddy.
Buddy is mean but Alan is downright abusive
I agree. Mel Cooley is mistreated by Alan Brady and Buddy and I think that there are many people who don’t consider that funny (including me). It’s just cruel.
I am curious about the "logic" Rob used at the end to arrive at splitting the prizes.
@davidross5593 It was a bit of verbal sleight of hand, a joke, completely arbitrary. Rob made it up. He knew it wouldn't matter, as long as it settled the dispute. That's why he couldn't explain it!
It doesn’t matter about the logic;what matters is problem solved.
RIP Dick Curtis
@5:27 min. that's where the fun really starts. Remember that famous legal question: "Have you stopped beating your wife? Yes or No." Well, a variation of this question occurs @6:31 min.: "Is the show any better now than it used to be?"
@17:16 min. Do under no circumstances miss this clip!
And @17:50 min. occurs a BLOOPER. Alan's foot is not supposed to come down on and make the phone drop to the floor.
Why does Millie follow Laura out of the stands onto the studio floor? They had already decided that Laura would take her spot on the game show.
Alan is so abusive to Mel 😢
Brother in law, & nothing compared to Buddy.
I can't STAD him!!!
Poor Mel.
Another winner! Has anyone else ever noticed that the majority of Mary Tyler Mooer's comedic actions and gestures were unmistakable emulations of Dick Van Dyke's comedic techniques? Even her facial expressions were mimicking Mr. Van Dyke. Don't get me wrong, I love this show, and I always have, it's just that she didn't seem to have a style of her own.
I have!
How was it an imitation? Dick's main specialty was his physical and body comedy. Mary's main specialty was playing the straight-man and her expressions and dialogue delivery. Certainly no kind of imitation. How do you explain her further success without DVD then?
Halper!
Carl Rinner was bald and could laugh at himself. I wish we could today and not get offended by everything. This episode would be a tough one to make today due to "sensitivity " views. Glad this one got made. I laugh everytime Alan growles into the phone.
IT WAS A LOCAL SHOW
Not winning 15 Primetime Emmys it wasn't.
@@unowen-nh9ov I think that the commenter might have been saying that the show Laura was on was local. But of course, the news was put in the newspaper, so it would have gone coast-to-coast easily.
Granted this is a classic episode, and one of my favorites. Nevertheless, I must say, Dick Van Dyke looks--terrible!--in this episode. His eyes look unusually puffy and baggy, throughout the episode but for example in the kitchen scene. I strongly suspect he was in the throes of his alcoholism at this point in the series.
That or he was actually sick. He wrote in his book that he had a bad car accident when they were still doing the show
Allen brady is bald and how Rob had handle a matter protect wife or job and the consequences of work
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Whatever that means 🥺
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