The Best Episodes of The Dick Van Dyke Show Season 4

Laura has a talent for judo when she defends Rob at a bar.

Director: Jerry Paris

Writer: Bill Persky, Sam Denoff

Rob, Buddy, Laura, and Sally spend the night in a cabin that is haunted. They later learn that Mel is playing a joke!

Director: Jerry Paris

Writer: Bill Persky, Sam Denoff

Roger Ritchie's Babysitter has fallen in love with Laura. Roger has trouble telling Laura that he loves her.

Director: Jerry Paris

Writer: Bill Persky, Sam Denoff

A disagreement over politics almost breaks up a friendship between Rob and Jerry.

Director: Peter Baldwin

Writer: Carl Reiner

Rob is offered a job at a men's magazine but Laura doesn't like the idea.

Director: Jerry Paris

Writer: Carl Reiner, Bill Persky, Sam Denoff

Sally finds a secret admirer turns out to be an unwanted suitor in the shape of DelI proprietor, Bert Monker. With middle-age loneliness the only thing they have in common, can she let him down gently?

Director: Jerry Paris

Writer: Garry Marshall, Jerry Belson

Rob tells Buddy and Sally the story of how he and Laura met Lyle Delp.

Director: Jerry Paris

Writer: Garry Marshall, Jerry Belson

Rob has to perform at prison, just as he is about to perform Rob is thought to be an inmate of the jail.

Director: Jerry Paris

Writer: N/A

Millie gets a letter campaign together to make sure Rob still has a job.

Director: Jerry Paris

Writer: N/A

Laura takes some of Millie's pills only to find that they make her drunk.

Director: Alan Rafkin

Writer: Garry Marshall

Rob tries to help get a raise for Buddy and Sally but finds that hard to do after talking with Alan Brady's accountant.

Director: N/A

Writer: N/A

Rob tries to hide the fact he is sick as he helps Laura with a party.

Director: Alan Rafkin

Writer: N/A

When a writer comes to do a piece on the Alan Brady Show, Rob is worried about how Buddy and Sally will act in front of her.

Director: Jerry Paris

Writer: Sheldon Keller, Howard Merrill

Neil Schenk comes looking for a job while Rob returns an old favor.

Director: Jerry Paris

Writer: Garry Marshall

Rob loses a script, and a hobo holds it for ransom.

Director: Jerry Paris

Writer: Garry Marshall

Rob tells Buddy that he will play a joke on Buddy. When Rob doesn't do it, Buddy's troubles only gets worse as an IRS agent visits him.

Director: Jerry Paris

Writer: N/A

Sally is asked to help Stacey learn how to date a lady.

Director: Jerry Paris

Writer: Carl Reiner

Stacey meets Julie. Julie opens the letter and finds out who really wrote the letter. (Stacey signed the letter James Garner who is a friend of his but not the actor.) Now Laura and Rob must help Stacey get over Julie.

Director: Jerry Paris

Writer: Carl Reiner

Laura & Millie drive Rob crazy when their sons are cast in a commercial.

Director: Jerry Paris

Writer: Martin Ragaway

Rob offers to hide The Redcoats at his home.

Director: Jerry Paris

Writer: N/A

Rob takes pillow salesman to court after buying pillows that smell like chickens.

Director: Howard Morris

Writer: N/A

Rob and Buddy invest in Uncle Lou's shoe store.

Director: Jerry Paris

Writer: Garry Marshall

Ritchie comes to his parents for advice on how to get Priscilla Darewell to stop hitting him. Soon Rob and Laura find out that Pricilla loves Ritchie!

Director: Jerry Paris

Writer: Garry Marshall

Rob tries to get the royalites on The Bupkis after signing off on them eariler.

Director: Lee Philips

Writer: N/A

Rob and Laura may have found their dream house soon they find a rock in the center of the house!

Director: Lee Philips

Writer: N/A