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| 129 :05x03 - Uhny Uftz (Sep/29/1965) | | Rob believes he has seen a flying saucer while alone in his office and thinks he has tracked it down, just above his office. | | Guest Stars: Madge Blake as lady | |
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| 130 :05x04 - The Ugliest Dog in the World (Oct/06/1965) | | Rob is left in charge of an ugly dog which he is suppose to write a skit for. But after the bit is left out of the show, Rob is left with the dog to bring home with him. | |
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| 133 :05x07 - The Great Petrie Fortune (Oct/27/1965) | | Rob goes on a treasure hunt after finding an old home movie in which his uncle Hezekiah mentions that there may be a family fortune hidden somewhere. | | Guest Stars: Herb Vigran as Alfred Reinback | |
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| 134 :05x08 - Odd But True (Nov/03/1965) | | Rob is offered $500 from a newspaper after Ritchie discovers that his freckles create the shape of the Liberty Bell. | | Guest Stars: Hope Summers as lady with dog | |
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| 135 :05x09 - Viva Petrie (Nov/10/1965) | | The Petrie's maid Maria, suggests that bullfighter Manuel Luis Rodriguez, ask Rob for a job as a handyman. But it quick to see that Manuel hasn't a clue of how to do the job. | |
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| 138 :05x12 - See Rob Write -- Write, Rob, Write (Dec/08/1965) | | Laura is inspired to write a children's story to go with the pictures she sees at the Butcher Shop. But after Rob questions her about being able to finish what she started, the gauntlet has been thrown down in a challenge to see who can write the better story. | |
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| 141 :05x15 - Who Stole My Watch? (Jan/05/1966) | | Rob's accusations against all his friends after his new expensive watch disappears, has them all angered and offended. | |
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| 143 :05x17 - The Making of a Councilman (Jan/26/1966) | | Rob wants to back out of the race for city council after meeting his opponent in which he believes is better suited for the job. | | Guest Stars: Remo Pisani as Duke, Kay Stewart as First Lady, Lorna Thayer as Samantha, George Tyne as Doug, Leah Waggner as Martha Goodheart, Margaret Muse as Mrs. Birdwell, Jim Henaghan as Booth, Holly Harris as Second Lady, Marilyn Hare as Third Lady, Richard Deacon as Melvin "Mel" Cooley, Wally Cox as Lincoln Goodheart, Arthur Adams as Herb | Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Carl Kleinschmitt, Dale McRaven | |
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| 144 :05x18 - The Curse of the Petrie People (Feb/02/1966) | | Rob gives Laura a family heirloom which tells the Petrie family history, but destroys it after it drops into a garbage disposal. Now she needs to repair it before Rob's mother comes for a visit. | |
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| 145 :05x19 - The Bottom of Mel Cooley's Heart (Feb/09/1966) | | Mel takes Rob's advice and stands up to Alan Brady after he is chastised for not telling Alan about a change in the script. But the meeting does not go so well when Mel gets fired. | |
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| 147 :05x21 - Dear Sally Rogers (Feb/23/1966) | | While on the The Stevie Parsons Show, Sally mentions that she is looking for a husband, unaware of the flood of responses she would receive. | |
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| 148 :05x22 - Buddy Sorrell, Man and Boy (Mar/02/1966) | | Sally and Rob are in search of what secret Buddy is hiding. They come to the conclusion that he is either having an affair or seeing a psychiatrist. Fact is he has been preparing for his Bar Mitzvah he never had as a boy. | |
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| 158 :05x32 - The Last Chapter (Jun/01/1966) | | Rob recalls the events from his life as he wrote in his autobiography, causing Alan Brady to purchase the rights to use as a premise for a TV series. | | Guest Stars: Greg Morris as Mr. Peters, Tiny Brauer as Cabbie, Frank Adamo as Delivery Boy, Herbie Faye as Vendor, Dabbs Greer as Chaplain, Ann Morgan Guilbert as Millie Helper, Jerry Paris as Jerry Helper, Richard Deacon as Mel Cooley, Carl Reiner as Alan Brady, Mimi Dillard as Mrs. Peters | Directors: John Rich (1), Jerry Paris
Writer: Carl Reiner, Bill Persky, Sam Denoff | |
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