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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.

“LOVE this costume!! It fit perfectly. My son is in between 18 months and 24 months. We live in the Midwest, so this is perfect for the cold weather. The outside fabric is made out of fleece, and the inside has a silky fabric. The tail is attached via Velcro and has a bendable metal wire in it, so you can pose it however you want. It sits high enough that he isn’t sitting on it.

93. “The Redcoats are Coming” (Season 4, Episode 20)While other ‘60s sitcoms made fun of rock and roll music (the Bedbugs on F-Troop, anyone?) this Bill Persky-Sam Denoff-penned favorite managed a unique way to comment on the British Invasion without coming off as hopelessly square: It focused on the hysteria. Rob is recruited to put up the Redcoats (a winning Chad and Jeremy) at his home. The climactic raid on the Petrie living room by a horde of screaming teenage girls is one of the series’ most memorable scenes.

A night at the luxurious retreat costs $450 a night, but it is unclear if Nikki paid for her stay or if it was part of an advertising deal. 

Thomas’ older brother, Justin, also played hockey. In fact, it was Justin’s games where Thomas began to love the sport.

It’s not particularly common that an outdoor clothing brand appeals to rock climbers and businessmen alike, but Patagonia has done the seemingly impossible. The company has harnessed a loyal following of outdoorsy and not-so outdoorsy types alike — and chances are you’ve probably seen some of their gear in the wild, whether you’re rappelling down the side of a cliff or commuting on a city subway.

The fancy fabric doesn’t hold up through all the machine washing and drying and poop-stain scrubbing as well as the cheaper stuff, but man, are Kickee Pants nice to use.

The Blue Jackets, whose CBJ Foundation contributed $25,000 toward construction of bleachers, rink dividers and a scoreboard, have dual logos on the playing surface along with those for the City of Westerville and Westerville Parks Foundation.

Dressing a newborn isn’t like dressing yourself, where you put on an outfit (likely leggings and a comfy top, if you’re a brand-new mom) and you’re done for the day.

137. “The Brave and the Backache” (Season 3, Episode 20)As psychiatry and analysis became mainstream, The Dick Van Dyke Show spoofed not the process, but the laymen who considered themselves licensed therapists after reading one magazine article. That would be Jerry, who believes Rob’s backache in advance of a weekend getaway with Laura is psychosomatic. The results were mixed, but Van Dyke is a marvel at playing physical agony.

“We absolutely loved this costume! It fit well and true to size. My grandson got tons of oohs and aahs over his costume — it’s adorable! It’s fairly warm, but we lucked out with a cooler night for Halloween in Virginia. He still puts the ‘feet’ on and wears them for slippers sometimes. For Halloween, he wore shoes under the slippers — they just barely fit over them, but it worked for us since he was walking at an outside trunk-or-treat event.”

After three seasons, Carl Reiner is for the first time full-frontal Alan Brady and turning up the egomaniacal taskmaster up to 11. Rob gets a reluctant Alan to host a documentary about comedy and is driven crazy in the process, exacerbated by Millie, who writes 14 fan letters for the show that is then pre-empted. The exchange in which Rob learns from Laura and Millie of the errant letters is gold.