The Dick Van Dyke Show
American sitcomWikipedia
48
MENTIONS
36
EPISODES
36
PODCASTS
Search complete. 48 mentions across 36 episodes found for "The Dick Van Dyke Show".
Sep 17, 2026
Re-Air: Arthur Jafa's Radical Theory of Readymade Art
A
3:21Arthur JafaGUEST
Everything from Saturday morning cartoons to Gilligan's Island to Hazel, I Dream of Jeannie.
A
3:28Arthur JafaGUEST
[laughs] Like, I remember very early The Dick Van Dyke Show and Bewitched.
A
3:33Arthur JafaGUEST
Probably my first, like, attraction to a media figure was, uh, Elizabeth Montgomery on Bewitched.
A
3:40Arthur JafaGUEST
But it was just everywhere.
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World — Part 2
R
16:55Rob SpewakHOST
Yes.
R
16:56Rob SpewakHOST
And he wrote and created The Dick Van Dyke Show.
R
16:58Rob SpewakHOST
He wrote most of the episodes.
R
17:00Rob SpewakHOST
So he actually-
IT'S NOT JUST "A.I. WILL KILL US ALL"...IT'S "TRUMP'S A.I. WILL KILL US ALL" - 9.17.26
K
65:06Keith OlbermannHOST
And then there was my friend Hal Fishman in Los Angeles, who never used the hairstylist because he didn't have any hair.
K
65:13Keith OlbermannHOST
What he did have, fulfilling an old joke from the Dick Van Dyke Show, was a series of wigs of different lengths to make it look like he needed a haircut.
K
65:23Keith OlbermannHOST
This may sound insane, but Hal used to get, and I know this because I was one of the people who used to get this question half the damn time, when people would see me in public, they would only ask, "Does Hal Fishman wear a toupee?" And that's the success usually for somebody who, who's on TV not...
K
65:41Keith OlbermannHOST
or wearing hair that is not their own, to put it politely.
Wil Wheaton on the Stand By Me moment that got him cast in Star Trek
B
15:00Brent SpinerHOST
Other than that, Mrs. Lincoln, did you enjoy Star Trek?
W
15:03Wil WheatonGUEST
Her mother, her mother played Millie Helper on The Dick Van Dyke Show, the next day.
B
15:07Brent SpinerHOST
No way.
W
15:08Wil WheatonGUEST
Mm-hmm.
When Nick at Nite (Nick@Nite) Got Spooky
L
4:06Lyle PerezHOST
Over time, that helped the shows from like the 1950s and 60s and into the new generation.
L
4:12Lyle PerezHOST
It eventually started doing shows like Bewitched, I Love Lucy, The Dick Van Dyke Show, Green Acres, F Troop.
L
4:20Lyle PerezHOST
A huge, huge slew of other shows.
L
4:23Lyle PerezHOST
Happy Days, Laverne and Shirley, All in the Family, all of those.
45 MINS LATER
L
49:54Lyle PerezHOST
Yeah.
L
49:55Lyle PerezHOST
Well, that was the very, very scary block from that year, from 1993.
L
50:01Lyle PerezHOST
And it did shows like the I Love Lucy, F Troop, the Lucy show, excuse me, F Troop, the Dick Van Dyke show, Alfred Hickok's Presents.
L
50:11Lyle PerezHOST
They did all of those.
Notorious - 1946
M
16:01Marty GentiusHOST
... damn stupid that we can't-
C
16:03Cindy RotzHOST
Did he do The Dick Van Dyke Show?
M
16:04Marty GentiusHOST
Yeah, he did Dick Van Dyke Show, and I recently watched a documentary on him, which was pretty cool.
M
16:11Marty GentiusHOST
Anyways, it, it's produced by him.
Hour 3: Alonso, Yankees, Dart
D
30:50Don La GrecaHOST
38 year- wow.
D
30:51Don La GrecaHOST
So 'cause obviously he got an Emmy for The Dick Van Dyke Show, 'cause he was a writer on that.
D
30:58Don La GrecaHOST
I'm sure he got an Emmy for that.
P
30:59Peter RosenbergHOST
I- that's what I would think it would be.
THE LEGACY OF QUEENS EPISODE 176: ALYSSA MILANO(actress, singer, activist)
J
19:37Jason DeCanioHOST
the American actress, film and television actress.
J
19:41Jason DeCanioHOST
She is known for her recurring role as Fiona Pickles Sorrell in The Dick Van Dyke Show, a career-defining turn in Billy Wilder's comedy Some Like It Hot, playing Sweet Sue, and the abrasive Martinette in charge of Marilyn Monroe's All Girls Jazz Band, and as the flamboyant Madame Pompeii in the 1957 Maverick episode Stampede with James Garner.
J
20:07Jason DeCanioHOST
She was sometimes credited under her birth name.
J
20:10Jason DeCanioHOST
We will look at Joan Shawley.
You Are What You Eat
B
63:34Brian McDonaldHOST
City Slickers, Parenthood, Splash, A League of Their Own.
B
63:39Brian McDonaldHOST
But they love the original Dick Van Dyke show.
B
63:45Brian McDonaldHOST
And that's when they were kids, that was the show.
B
63:47Brian McDonaldHOST
You know, they were coming up watching that show and made them want to be writers.
B
63:52Brian McDonaldHOST
The Dick Van Dyke show.
B
63:54Brian McDonaldHOST
A lot.
B
63:54Brian McDonaldHOST
It made a lot of people want to be writers because it's about a comedy writer.
B
64:17Brian McDonaldHOST
You see parenthood.
Episode 158: The Mad Wife by Meagan Church
H
8:35HeatherHOST
In it, a woman dressed like Laura Pietrangelo Petri? Petri? Don't know.
H
8:40HeatherHOST
From the Dick Van Dyke Show, sits on a therapist's couch smoking, legs crossed, and says she doesn't like it when it's quiet.
H
8:47HeatherHOST
What follows is a monologue about her childhood trauma, her failing marriage, and her belief that it's all her fault because she just needs to get her nerves in order.
H
8:57HeatherHOST
I watched that clip several times, wondering what she wasn't saying, what she couldn't say.
26 more episodes mention The Dick Van Dyke Show.
Create an account to see the whole feed, search across every transcript, and follow the entities you care about.