The best episode written by Carl Reiner is "Never Bathe on Saturday", rated 10/10 from 1 user votes. It was "directed by Jerry Paris". "Never Bathe on Saturday" aired on 3/31/1965 and is rated 0.5 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "It May Look Like a Walnut!".
Laura and Rob plan to see a play but she gets locked in a bathroom at their hotel.
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Carl Reiner
In this classic, Rob has a dream - inspired by a late-night horror movie on TV - involving walnuts, missing thumbs, and a creature named Kolac.
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Carl Reiner
Sally doesn't have a date for her birthday, then an old friend from high school (Leo Fassbinder) calls. Sally invites Leo to her apartment for a quiet evening, but Rob, Laura, Buddy and Mel think Leo is just a made up friend and plan to bring a loud party to Sally's apartment.
Director: John Rich
Writer: Carl Reiner
Rob brings home two baby ducks left over from the show, and Ritchie becomes attached to them. When one dies and the other becomes ill, Rob must convince him that wild animals are happier when left in the wild.
Director: John Rich
Writer: Carl Reiner
Ritchie claims he is being attacked by a giant woodpecker, but Rob and Laura are convinced it’s just a bid for attention.
Director: John Rich
Writer: Carl Reiner
Laura tries to get Thomas (her cousin) and Sally together, but when Sally arrives Thomas doesn't get to say much, Thomas likes Sally anyway!
Director: John Rich
Writer: Carl Reiner
Rob recalls a time when he left Camp Crowder to spend his honneymoon with Laura.
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Carl Reiner
The Petrie's parents fight over where Laura and Rob should be buried. They have to decide which burial plot to choose without upsetting their in-laws.
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Carl Reiner
While working on a joke, Rob should be going to Alan's house to talk about the joke. After hitting himself on the head with a violin (a real one) Rob goes to a party. The party is in Red Hook, New Jersey!
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Carl Reiner
Rob meets Laura's old flame Joe Coogan at the country club, Rob tells Laura he met Joe and Laura thinks he looked in her shoebox where her pomes are kept. (The pomes are kept in the basement) What Laura doesn't know is the Sonnets give a clue as to what Joe does for a living. Laura & Millie play Golf with Father Joe Coogan. Laura invites Joe to dinner along with Buddy & Sally only to get a big shock.
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Carl Reiner
Rob and Laura must get remarried for legal purposes, but it provokes an argument that could derail their plans.
Director: John Rich
Writer: Carl Reiner
A disagreement over politics almost breaks up a friendship between Rob and Jerry.
Director: Peter Baldwin
Writer: Carl Reiner
Alan Brady is out of town so Tracy Rattigan is the host. Rob is going to have to fight to keep Laura. Rob doesn't like how fast things are going. Tracy loves driving Rob crazy, The gang writes the best show for Tracy.
Director: Sheldon Leonard
Writer: Carl Reiner
Are Rob and Laura married? This episode brings up that question as Rob asks Laura to sign insurance forms that Laura never signed. Laura does everything she can to hide a mistake Rob doesn't know about. Rob is tired of ""losing his wife"" He finds out he married a 17 year-old Laura.
Director: John Rich
Writer: Carl Reiner
Alan Brady is on vacation so Rob arranges for Edwin Carp and other stars of the golden era of radio comedy to guest on a tv special.
Director: Howard Morris
Writer: Carl Reiner
Rob and Laura see Jerry go out with another woman.
Director: Jerry Paris
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