Episode
The Dick Van Dyke Show: Bupkis
Overview
Rob tries to get the royalites on The Bupkis after signing off on them eariler.
Details
- Series
- The Dick Van Dyke Show
- Season
- Season 4
- Episode
- Episode 24
- Air date
- 1965-03-10
- Runtime
- 25 min
Episode context
Bupkis is Episode 24 in Season 4 of The Dick Van Dyke Show. It aired on 1965-03-10. The runtime is 25 min.
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Episode 27: Never Bathe on Saturday
Laura and Rob plan to see a play but she gets locked in a bathroom at their hotel.
Episode 20: The Redcoats Are Coming
Rob offers to hide The Redcoats at his home.
Episode 28: Show of Hands
Rob & Laura go to banquet to get an award for Alan Brady, but before they go Laura & Rob put their hands in a pot of black ink (Laura was dying a costume Ritchie needs for a play.)
Episode 19: Boy #1, Boy #2
Laura & Millie drive Rob crazy when their sons are cast in a commercial.
Episode 29: Baby Fat
Alan Brady is going on Broadaway, he asks Rob to add jokes to the play. Rob later whishes he hadn't agreed to help Alan.
Episode 18: Stacey Petrie: Part II
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.
Episode 30: One Hundred Terrible Hours
Just before Rob meets Alan Brady for the first time he tries to stay awake for 100 hours while doing a radio show.