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89. “The Return of Happy Spangler” (Season 1, Episode 30)A poignant episode to end the inaugural season when “soft, sentimental Rob” gets his has-been former mentor a job on the Alan Brady Show writing staff. Two good comedy bits: Rob’s impression of Alan Brady reading a comedy script for the first time and his slapstick lecture about comedy.

The Dick Van Dyke Show was made for its times, JFK’s New Frontier. It was a youthful, smart, sophisticated and silly workplace comedy and a family sitcom where the parents were way more interesting than the child. Decades before Seinfeld it explored from where creators of comedy mined their material. Winner of 15 Emmy Awards, including three for Van Dyke, The Dick Van Dyke Show is endlessly watchable and quotable. In the words of Big Max Calvada: “It’s neither too esoteric nor too mundane. Pragmatically speakin’; hits me right in the gut.”

“Perfect sleep dress! The fabric is very soft and comfortable. The neck is sized just right to keep me warm (I do not like V-neck sleepwear because I get cold), and it is simple — no buttons or itchy lace, which I love! I bought a size up from what I would normally wear, for extra room and comfort.”

Jerry Van Dyke is seen to better advantage in this second go-round as Rob’s awkward, tongue-tied brother who is poised to open a new cellar coffeehouse and propose to a woman he’s never met and who thinks he’s James Garner (the drummer, not the actor). This is the one with the classic “Nobody knows how I feel” exchange.

Huntley’s onesies are hand painted with pineapples, a customer favorite, and she also paints pictures of succulents for the tiny tots. For baby boys, the onesies may include photos of teepees and fish.

Whether your toddler is sledding the slopes or blazing slushy trails down urban sidewalks, a pair of warm, waterproof winter boots is a must, but keep these pointers in mind: They should be waterproof, warm and easy to take on and off. Don’t forget the wool socks to keep those tootsies dry!

333Buying organic also contributes to providing a living wage for the people who make the clothes, from the farmers to the factory workers and everyone in between.

While there’s also a Santa suit with decorative buttons and belts on offer, which is priced at £6.50 including a red Father Christmas bobble hat.

106. “A Bird in the Head Hurts” (Season 2, Episode 11)Rob and Laura try to get to the psychological root of Ritchie’s claims he’s being attacked by a giant woodpecker. But sometimes a woodpecker is just a woodpecker. “It looked like a glandular case,” Millie reports. Ritchie in a pith helmet and sunglasses earns Matthews his biggest laugh of the series.

The coats don’t solely go to children who are enrolled as members in the Boys & Girls Club, according to Rose.

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24. “The Sick Boy and the Sitter” (Season 1, Episode 1)This series premiere deftly introduces its classic characters in the broadest terms. Rob is the college-educated “egghead” head comedy writer, Buddy Sorrell the old school show business veteran, and Sally the husband-hunting gag writer. Moore is in the initially thankless role as wife and mother who doesn’t want to attend a party at Alan Brady’s because she fears son Ritche might be getting sick. (“How often is one called upon to be a responsible parent?”). At the party, Sally does her Jimmy Durante imitation, Buddy tells jokes, and Rob does great physical shtick. Laura remains on the sidelines.