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Amid sleep deprivation, sore muscles, and possibly being just out of time to fit in anything beyond the bare basics of life, a little outfit that’s tricky to get on and off is not going to be worth your time.

78. “Odd but True” (Season 5, Episode 8)Garry Marshall and Jerry Belson wrote this fun and mildly twisted episode in which “for $500 and a million laughs,” Rob allows himself to be considered for the “Odd but True” newspaper column after it’s discovered that the freckles on his back form the Liberty Bell. A memorable gag is Rob and Laura’s reaction to a man with the head the size of a baseball.

Rob and Laura’s dark side is exposed when they accidentally overhear Jerry and Millie talking smack about them on their children’s toy intercoms (“Rob’s no Albert Schweitzer”). They proceed to sabotage their best friends’ dinner party; the game of Charades in which “Pearl Harbor” and “Stab in the back” equals “On the Street Where You Live” is one of the series’ greatest set pieces.

The organic collection includes bodysuits, sleepers (pictured above), rompers, receiving blankets and even fitted crib sheets. Tadpoles organic color schemes are super adorable, with light colored mall stripes in brown, blue, green, pink and neutrals.

We will have in-depth features on both teams, a live report from the game, extended highlights and interviews with players and coaches.

47. “Sol and the Sponsor” (Season 1, Episode 29)It’s just “one of those life situations that comes along once in awhile” when Rob’s uncouth Army Buddy Sol (Marty Ingalls) crashes the Petrie household on the night he is entertaining a stuffy sponsor and his wife. The anticipatory audience murmur sets up the episode’s biggest laugh when Sol misinterprets Rob’s hint that Sol would be the odd man out at an uneven dinner party and shows up with his friend Herman’s brassy, gum-chewing sister Arlene.

As Jim predicted, the final cost topped $250,000, funded privately through donations that included a sizeable gift from the McConnell Foundation. The Knox family also poured their own money into the project, which has a lot of bells and whistles and plans for a "Phase II" to put an open-air roof over the rink.

115. “It Wouldn’t Hurt Them to Give Us a Raise” (Season 4, Episode 11)Rob Petrie is not one for confrontation, but it’s always nice to see him take a stand after being pushed too far, in this case by the Alan Brady Show accountant (Roger C. Carmel) who refuses to give Buddy and Sally a raise.

By now, most of us have heard that it’s dangerous to dress our kids in puffy winter coats and put them in the car seat. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, let me give you the low-down.

How do you search for the perfect outfit for someone under or around seven pounds? Someone who is, although small, going to change your life in a very big way. Said someone is also going to grow at an extremely fast pace, from birth to kid-hood in the blink of an eye.

Based on my mom experience, I think the more diapering you’ve done, the easier it is to avoid — because you learn to work FAST.

118. “The Meershatz Pipe” (Season 1, Episode 10)When Rob gets sick, he thinks The Alan Brady Show can get along without him. Laura plays the supportive wife. Van Dyke makes you feel every ache and sneeze.