EVERYONE Got Sick on "The Dick Van Dyke Show" While Filming This Episode!
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- EVERYONE Got Sick on "The Dick Van Dyke Show" While Filming This Episode!
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Love it that Mr Van Dyke is still doing his thing at almost 99!
Dick Van Dyke at 99 and William Shatner at 93 both speak more coherently than Joe Biden at 81
@@icxcnikalastname3317 Your comment should have wayyyy more likes.
@@icxcnikalastname3317 Joe can speak?
Can't stand him
Why? I have no idea.
@@icxcnikalastname3317vote for Marianne Williamson.
Mary swimming out on a tidal wave of walnuts is ICONIC. Love her, miss her.
I loved this episode, yes especially memorable is the closet full of walnuts, door opening, 'Laura' walnut surfing out. I was too young to watch the Dick Van Dyke Show when it first came out. But years later on MeTV and DVD I greatly liked and admired them.
MTM was only 24 years old when she started this series, and what a doll she was.
Carl Reiner knew she was destined to play Laura Petrie from the moment she showed up. And women who are as beautiful as she shouldn't be _allowed_ to be so danged funny! It's too much for us reg'lar women to compete with! And dance? With legs like hers, of _course_ she could dance. And am I jealous and catty? You bet your tuchis I am. Hmph.
closer in age to be richie's baby sitter than mother but she pulled it off
One of my ALL-TIME favorite episodes of the entire series!!!
"Uhnny-oofs!" 😂😂
(Or was that a different episode?)
@@LoriKasprzak-kc7xcagreed 😊
My favorite episode with the Twilo zone and Danny Thomas , a classic. Everyone who watched remembers it.
This was one of my favorite episodes! I loved the Dick Van Dyke show!
Rick, thank you! I saw this episode several times as a child. It was eerie (No thumbs!) without being scary. A comment from another viewer: "Mary swimming out on a tidal wave of walnuts is ICONIC." Yes!
Carl Reiner, in the DVD commentary, said it was an homage to The Twilight Zone. It's a laugh riot anyway you look at it.
According to TV Land, Jerry Paris who directed the episode was inspired years later while working on Happy Days and helped create the character of Mork played by the late Robin Williams.
Rob had a few dream sequences on the show and they were all weird. That was one of the highlights of the show, the whacky situations that were a little different than what we saw in other sitcoms back in the day.
I remember the episode where poltergeist phenomena were occurring at a friend’s cabin in the Catskills. The Petrie family was being secretly filmed for the pilot of a “Candid Camera” clone.
Off topic not about this episode, but I loved when we got the rare episodes of Carl Reiner playing Alan Brady, Rob Petrie’s unhinged boss. It was comic gold. When he appeared, we knew it was going to be an absurdly brilliant scene stealing lunacy.
He was off the chains crazy and definitely unhinged 😆
He "Opened like a flower" in the mornings.
@@rickninegoff topic but this episode is a spoof of the twilight zone 😊
He actually reprised the role of Alan Brady years later in a totally different sitcom.
The Dick Van Dyke show was originally going to star Carl Reiner and it was his concept. Carl stared in the pilot show, and I believe it was called "Man of the House" (1959). The network wanted a different lead actor and subbed in Dyke Van Dyke and used his name for the eventual series title. Carl headed up the Dyke Van Dyke show from behind the scenes. Dick credits him for a lot of the show's success, and he didn't want to do it without him when further seasons were being planned at the end.
"What is a Danny Thomas?" Ha ha. I loved this episode.
This was a great episode yes!
The other one I never miss is the flying saucer that Rob sees working late at the office
Unhy-Uftz episode.
Yeah Dick VanDyke is one of the greatest.
From the beginning, when "It Must be a Walnut" first aired, the episode has been a favorite.
Thanks for sharing Rick! Dick Van Dyke could be extremely goofy and sophisticated at the same time! He was/is an icon! I love this episode!
10 years old when this one came out and I still remember watching it.
“What is a Danny Thomas?”
Only Mary Tyler Moore could be the one to slide out of the walnut closet and make it good.
Thanks for this. I love Rob's Boris Karloff impression and "What is a Danny Thomas?"(inside joke!❤) This is one of my favorite classic tv shows.
One of my very fav episodes of The Dick Van Dyke Show because of how absurd it was and of course, Danny Thomas! They don't make television like that anymore☹ Thanks for keeping it alive Rick!!
My pleasure being able to revisit these fun moments
You did not do this episode justice. This is one of the most memorable episodes, one of the only ones I actually remember. You could have included more about the plot.
The “Walnut Episode” was my all time favorite episode of the Dick Van Dyke Show, partly because I was such a fan of the science fiction genre of literature. And when the show took up the premise of science fiction and combined it with the zaniness of the comedic talents of Van Dyke, Moore, Thomas, Amsterdam, and Rose Marie it was a winning formula. Mary Tyler Moore cascading down the torrent of walnuts out of the closet was pure cinematic magic. It is still burned in my brain after 60 years!❤
Rick, I am so happy you are covering this show! So many great episodes. I have seen this one many, many times. This show was so cleverly written, and the cast was just perfect. I think you will enjoy them very much! 🤗
It’s a very interesting show with a unique flavor. I still am process how I feel and what I think about it. Stay tuned and more to come
According to Goggle, more than 99% of the walnuts grown in the US are grown in California's Central Valley. Given the show was filmed in LA, it makes sense that walnuts were used. I don't remember watching this episode. Hopefully, they did wash them before putting the returned walnuts back to the wholesalers. Thanks Rick
Great research on this! I’m curious now how many walnuts were destroyed in the making of this episode 😆 🌰
One of the best episodes. My husband says he would pay extra for the walnuts Mary Taylor Moore slid down.
I used Laura's phrase "I got eyes in the back of my head." many times.
My parents said it so often I started to believe them.
So that she can have 20-20-20-20 vision.
@@billdang3953 you got it, another funny line from a very funny episode.
One of the best episodes of the series thanks for the vlog
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I saw every DVD Show as a kid and I remember this one very well!
Oh, and Rick, you don't eat the shells, you throw them away! 😁
My mom loved this episode too! Appreciate you bringing these to us
Classic Episode. Always loved the scene with Laura on the walnuts...
I love how this episode was used in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. A clip was shown in Scarlet Witch's memories of her past, how her and her family would watch shows just like this (this episode specifically) to try and forget the war going on around them at the time. When we were watching that particular film, my husband (Who knows I'm a huge old show buff) asked me what show that was, since he hadn't seen it before, and was curious if it was a real show. I told him it was The Dick Van Dyke Show, yes that was really Dick Van Dyke when he was younger, and the episode name. He chuckled and he said "Of course you know that..."
You should have seen how overly excited I was when we watched the first episode of Wandavision... (which consulted with Dick Van Dyke to get the tone right)
Sidenote: The show was produced by Danny Thomas, so it was funny to see how self referencing this show was with making Danny the 'guest star' of that week's show episode that they were supposedly writing in his dream... And that amazing delivery from Danny himself, "What is a Danny Thomas?" had me rolling!
That’s so cool! Thanks for sharing that story with us all
I'm sure they had people examine the walnuts for damage, but they have sturdy shells so they were fine. They had to have loaded the closet from above, then lowered MTS down on top.
I was eight years old when this episode first aired. I vaguely remember being terrified by it. But then, I used to have my older sister warn me when the flying monkeys were about to appear on The Wizard of Oz so I could leave the room.
Rick,
This is an iconic episode of the DVD show, and yes, I've see it. This was one of the best sitcoms of the '60's.
I saw Mary Tyler Moore on a late night talk show one time and she said when she slid down those walnuts and out of the closet she farted. The story was hilarious because nobody expected her to tell a story like that.
It's not like we suck on walnuts like sunflower seeds.....it was a completely different era.... so no harm, no foul for the sixties ❤❤❤love your channel and views ❤❤❤
Imagine those were sunflower seeds😆. That would have been hilarious
@ricknineg yeah,that would have been nuts!😉🥰
This is my absolute favorite classic show, followed by Twight Zone. This episode scared me!! The closet sequence will live forever in my memory.
Me too, I was only 4 when the episode aired.
Yes ,it's a fever dream of a show! It's crazy ❤🎉
Quoting Dirty Harry when it comes to excessive behavior: 'Man's gotta know his limitations'
My favorite 3 episodes are of the "weird" type...The Ghost of A. Chantz ; Uhny Utz ; It May Look Like a Walnut😁
The dream sequence when he thought he was losing his hair is also a hoot.....
The walnuts flowing out of the closet is hilarious. The other funny closet skit was the one where Laura accidentally opens a package then tries to hide the inflatable dingy in closet.
My favorite episode. A terrific “Twilight Zone” parody.
Great episode!
Sounds like there was a HUGE line to the bathroom that day. lol That's what eating too many walnuts will do to you. They don't back you up, but instead make you go. Makes that episode even funnier!
Saw the episode back in the 1960s and it honestly spooked me out, cause heck, I was just a kid back then!! The music really added to the spookiness and because Danny Thomas has the darker hair and complexion, he especially looked sinister in the program that night. Truly loved the Dick Van Dick Show!
This episode is one of my favorite episodes. The others are Richie's middle name, and Alan's new show (Peek-a-boo Camera).
My wife and I are currently watching/rewatching the series. Loved this episode!
That episode was wild! One of my favourite TV episodes of all time from one of my favourite TV series.
One of my favorite episodes.
The walnut curse is why my mom limited how many apple/walnut cookies we could have around Christmas. Still cracks me up because we could always tell which one of us kids took too many cookies at Christmas (they were in the bathroom a lot). LOL 🌰🍪🥜🍪🌰
Invasion of the body snatchers is the basis for that story. I loved it and still do and anything to do with something spooky. I'm gonna have to go look it up and watch it again! Maybe this was aired near Halloween?
The Dick Van Dyke show has always been my favorite of the sitcoms. The writing was just a little more sophisticated and the photography was extra sharp and clear.
Mary Tylor More was so fun along with Duck and the rest of the Cast. I wish I had a walnut that Mary Tylor More slid across. What a fantastic souvenir it would be!
Laura: "Who's that good looking man with the beard?"
Announcer: This man has 10,000 bees on his face!"
I remember this episode, you left out the bits about eyes at the back of your head, i was a little kid when I first saw this and it scared the crap out of me.
I Loved the show and this was one of my favorite episodes. God Bless and take care Rick.
Wow, i couldn't o' been more than 5 years old when i saw this episode- even then, it was more memorable than any others i had seen. Loved watching the reruns in the mod 60's. Nice episode, great insight and post Rick!
This was one of my favorite episodes. Thanks for the video!
I loved this episode! The whole episode was big nightmare for me. It scared me to death. I had nightmares for days after watching it. I now enjoy watching it. Thank you Rick.
There are only two people I can think of that would have done that walnut stunt, MTM and Lucille Ball!! Both were such iconic actors, never hesitated to do any stunt! I bet Mary loved the opportunity to do it!!
My favorite was Season 4 A Ghost of a Chantz…when I first saw it when I was young it scared me so much….but it’s still my favorite
I loved this episode. It was funny because Laura was so afraid and DVD who was also frightened but did not show it to her had the scary moments.
Ugh! All I tend to think about with walnuts is having to crack big bags of them (and almonds) at Christmas time for all of the baking my mom did for the season! And if anyone complained about it my dad would do his lecture about "The Little Red Hen" and "...who will help me mill the corn?", etc etc! Haha!
My favorite episode! Loved it back then when it was new and still love it now. I’ve been watching a couple episodes every day recently.
One of my faves along with the flying saucer and the haunted cabin
When I saw this episode as a little kid, that music they played really did give me the creeps. I'm sure I hid under the covers a few times.
It’s awesome to hear stuff about the Dick Van Dyke Show Rick. It’s always cool to learn something new about shows like this. Keep up the great work and take care!
One of my favorite shows never can get sick of it timeless classic show and great video
I’ve seen this episode many times. It’s not one of my favorites but I do like it. My favorite part is when Danny Thomas shows up. Laura sliding out of the closet on the walnuts is great.
Walnuts were, what a buck for a large bag back in 63 ? 50 pounds of walnuts weren't a big expense, hollow top set wall, tech on a ladder behind it dumping the bags..not hard. Same gag used in The Trouble with Tribbles, at the grain bin.
You're high the dollar bought a lot more back then. A big bag in the shell was more like 35 to 50 Cents except around the Holidays. At that time they went up maybe a nickel. My folks kept nuts out for family and guests from October to a bit after New Years. When they were harder to find. We had mixed nuts in the shell and Walnuts. My favorite nut still is the Black Walnut. I gather them from my trees in the Fall before the squirrels and deer eat them all.
@@kirkmorrison6131 No, BUT when I went to look it up US Ag dept had records only going back to the year 2000, so exact figures are NOT available. [ thank you paperwork reduction act.] My memory is good , but not THAT good. Been a good 50 + now..
@@panzerdeal8727 I saw an old ad and was shocked
@@kirkmorrison6131 I know. I knew I could do a lot with my pop bottle job @ 2 cents a bottle, but man...Makes me respect those dime comics...
@@panzerdeal8727 Me too, I must have picked up every bottle on Virginia Hwy 52 many times over.
Hard to forget this episode, it was so weird. I don’t think I can remember details of another episode, but certainly this one.
I Loved all the Dick Van Dyke Episodes 3 of my favourites were this one, the curious wife season 1 episode 16( Laura opens a package for Rob and it is an Inflatable Raft) and the 3rd one was where Rob met his Mentor, Happy Spangler (Season 1 episode 30) selling ties and and recruits him to the Writing staff of the Alan Brady show, where they come up the the "Slapstick comedy" sketch at the end I was on the floor laughing with these
The processing of food is a lot less pristine than you apparently think. You eat things that came into contact with a lot of people and things every day.
I remember thinking that Laura was pranking Rob because he made her watch the movie, but then when they lost their thumbs and had eyes in the back of their heads I was shocked! Great fun great show!
My favorite part was when Laura said "Don't touch my eyes" when Rob parted her hair on the back of her head.
This is my FAVORITE episode of the series. "Every time he hit me with a walnut, I lost a thumb and gained an eye!"
Please be careful with walnuts. 20 years ago I ate a big pile of walnuts. The next day a lot of spots populated my face.
TDVD Show is one of my favorites 😍 I thought you were going to say people had an allergic reaction to the nuts. Not that they got sick eating too many. Great info Rick. Many favorite episodes for me. 🎉
It's one of the episodes that REALLY stood out to me as a very young boy as being super funny!!!!!!!
Poor Mel always getting picked on by Buddy when he walked into the room.😂😂😂😂
Nowadays, those walnuts would be sold on eBay as actual props used on The Dick Van Dyke Show. You'd think they'd be given away to cast and staff instead of reselling them.
Brilliant episode.Even the 1st time I thought it was a dream but never quite sure.
Dick Van Dyke show is one of my favorite shows. Great memories of sitting with my dad watching these as a kid. I still watch these reruns. My favorite episode is Season 4, Episode 2 - The Ghost of A. Chantz or season 2 episode 6 My Husband is not a drunk or is it season 4 episode 16 The Impractical Joke or is it.... I like SO many of them lol.
Yes. One of my favorite episodes.
Good old fashioned quality American entertainment. Such a class-act by Mr. Van Dyke and the whole cast. Gone, but never forgotten. Thanks, Rick.
hi Rick!! I can't even count how many times I have seen this wonderful episode!! 😊
Mary Tyler Moore was such a great actor, I always thought her character was much more charming than Dick Van Dyke's character. As far as walnuts being contaminated, all the food we eat grew outdoors, fully exposed to mother nature's antics. No problem for me that the crew got to play with them for a few days 😁
I love this episode and I'm waiting for them to show it again. This and the stakeout are my favourites.
A favorite episode of my all-time favorite sitcom!
I don't remember why I knew they were real walnuts, but I knew. I probably read/heard it on an interview a long time ago.
Love the series. This episode was one of the best and one of my favorites.
Rick, another great video, thanks for posting. I was a big Dick Va Dyke fan as a kid.
Funny episodes. Glad DVD is still with us
So long as the shells were intact, it doesn't matter that they were, uh, "handled" in this show. Any walnut you get out of a bag has been handled who knows how many times before point of purchase.
So funny! One of the best episodes! Good info!
Just the opposite - walnuts are often problematic because they are high fiber nut meats.
Thanks for the interesting facts about the walnuts on that episode!
Walnuts still in the shell were almost certainly safe to use. My guess is the supplier sorted through them and removed any that were damaged in any way. That's just how quality control operates. Not so much today 😫 but decades ago it was very much a thing. Former quality assurance technician / auditor (1987-1999) speaking.
I think it’s awesome they used real walnuts. I also think the kitchen looks a lot like Lucy & Ricky’s kitchen.
I was 7 years old when this aired. Loved it! A little spooky as a little kid, and my mother would tease us with walnuts hidden around the house as a laugh.
I loved this episode!