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12. “Oh How We Met on the Night that We Danced” (Season 1, Episode 5)“Why do you hate me?” “Doesn’t everybody?” Rob Petrie makes a hilariously rotten first impression in the series’ first flashback episode that recalls how he met USO dancer Laura. It’s a brasher Rob and a more off-putting Laura, but their chemistry is undeniable. Introduces Marty Ingalls as Sol, and “You Wonderful You” as Rob and Laura’s song.

58. “The Plots Thicken” (Season 3, Episode 25)Sitcom families normally didn’t discuss where the husband and wife would ultimately be buried, but this episode is a good example of The Dick Van Dyke Show’s more sophisticated worldview as Rob and Laura’s parents argue over competing cemetery plots. Gets into some dark territory (a traumatized Ritchie asks, “Where’s Daddy going without you?”) before the reassuring conclusion.

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112. “Br-rooom, Br-rooom” (Season 4, Episode 31)Call him The Mild One. Over Laura’s objections, Rob buys a motorcycle and has more fun sitting on it in his garage, making sound effects and pretending to ride it. Though Laura plays the “klutz” card (see “Don’t Trip Over That Mountain”) Rob is instead inadvertently rounded by the police with another motorcycle gang. Dig the “Calvada” billboard at the drive-in.

136. “Divorce” (Season 2, Episode 28)Pickles, we hardly knew ye. Who is Floyd B. Barriscale and why has Buddy’s former showgirl wife been sending him money? Rob, as he is wont to do, finds himself in the middle as Buddy rants about divorcing her. Joan Shawlee (Sweet Sue in Some Like It Hot) finds wonderful grace notes and physical bits of business as the hysterical Pickles. It would be her last episode in the series and Pickles went back to being a punchline for Buddy’s wife jokes. Bonus: That’s Sheldon Leonard’s voice as Barriscale.

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Huntley credits her sewing skills to her family, including her late grandmother, Susan Ohata, who attended a design school in Chicago.

74. “The Sam Pomerantz Scandals” (Season 2, Episode 24)One of the better “Let’s put on a show” episodes. Rob and company vacation at a new hotel run by Rob’s Army buddy (Henry Calvin). No sooner does Rob injure the hotel’s star attraction then the cast takes turns entertaining onstage. Rob and Laura soft shoe through “Nothing Could be Finer,” and Rob performs his uncanny Stan Laurel impression. “I Am a Fine Musician” makes its debut.

The Wild Every The Wild collection starts with a set of quirky, kid-friendly characters (Hazel the Arctic Hare, Bob the Grizzly Bear and Finn the Fox, to name a few), that are then silk screened onto gender neutral baby and kids cotton basics. The modern and chic wares from this young family based in Hamilton, Ontario, have even been spotted on the offspring of Rachel Bilson, Hilary Duff and Jaime King, so you and baby will be in very good company.

113. “The Man from Emperor” (Season 4, Episode 5)We know, we know; Rob Petrie is a good man, but Laura is afraid that even a good man like Rob would just have to crumble if he accepted a job with a Hugh Hefner-esque publisher. A debate between Laura and the Emperor about marriage is pitch-perfect character-based comedy writing and Van Dyke squirms exquisitely as he tries to stay in Laura’s good graces but “save a little self-respect for myself.”

Is your baby teething like crazy? Instead of drooling all over his or her hands and coat sleeves this winter, leading to cold/wet miserable fingers, your baby can chew comfortably on a munch mitt. This smart design combines a mitten and a non-toxic silicone teether into one ideal winter option. Perfect for ages 3-12 months.