The New Dick Van Dyke Show

1971

The New Dick Van Dyke Show

6.6 | en | Comedy

The New Dick Van Dyke Show is an American sitcom starring Dick Van Dyke that aired on CBS from 1971 to 1974. It was Van Dyke's first return to series television since The Dick Van Dyke Show.

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Seasons & Episodes

EP24 Lt. Preston of the 4th Cavalry

Mar. 18,1974

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EP23 We Met at Mama Lombardi's

Mar. 11,1974

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EP22 A Fake Matisse Is Better Than a Real Anzelowitz

Mar. 04,1974

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EP21 Commercial Housewives

Feb. 25,1974

TV commercial producer Herbie Vincent overhears Jenny and Connie rave about a product. He asks the two friends to repeat the endorsement for a television commercial he's creating.

EP20 Man of Medicine

Feb. 18,1974

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EP19 The Pregnancy

Feb. 11,1974

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EP18 House Guests

Jan. 28,1974

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EP17 The Hickey

Jan. 21,1974

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EP16 Balzac, Come Home

Jan. 14,1974

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EP15 The Back Break Kid

Jan. 07,1974

Dick hurts his back doing a stunt with a young actor Tash who is trying to prove how virile he is.

EP14 He Who Steals My Friends

Dec. 31,1973

Dick and Jenny are happy to introduce their new friends the Eliots to neighbors the Richardsons. But the Prestons become much less glad when it appears the other couples are socializing without Dick and Jenny.

EP13 Mr. Dazzle

Dec. 17,1973

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EP12 What Your Best Friend Doesn't Know

Dec. 03,1973

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EP11 Exit Laughing

Nov. 26,1973

Dick's favorite uncle, the black sheep of the family, drops in for an unexpected visit and unexpectedly drops dead. Twice. Dick arranges the "fun funeral" his uncle requested. Solid performances from the regular cast and guest stars.

EP10 Turning Pro

Nov. 19,1973

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EP9 Preston al Naturale

Nov. 12,1973

An Italian director mmets Dick and thinks he would be perfect as the lead in his film. Dick is excited about the possibility until the script reveals he'll have a nude scene with a beautiful actress.

EP8 She Kisses Like a Dead Mackerel

Oct. 29,1973

A columnist reports that temperamental actress Margot Brighton has less than ideal kissing skills. Margot decides Dick and Jenny are responsible for the information and they feel her wrath.

EP7 The Young Surgeons

Oct. 22,1973

Dick recalls the time he had a small role on Medical Center, in which he played a doctor, and how bad he was in it.

EP6 I'll Cry Today

Oct. 15,1973

Dick reschedules a dentist appointment to babysit so Jenny can go on a job interview.

EP5 Mrs. Ferguson

Oct. 08,1973

A fan of Dick's character has a difficult time distinguishing between his actual life and his television one.

EP4 Dick in Deutsch

Oct. 01,1973

Dick receives the unpleasant news he's wanted for an legal matter in Germany. Dick explains to his friends how a free trip to Europe took an unexpected directio, landing him in trouble.

EP3 One of the Boys

Sep. 24,1973

Dick takes stock of his life and concludes he doesn't have enough male time. Dick decides to join the guys for their weekly poker game but winning and losing amongst friends leads to hard feelings.

EP2 Dennis Takes a Wife

Sep. 17,1973

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EP1 Those Who Care

Sep. 10,1973

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Released: 1971-09-18 | Released Producted By: Cave Creek Enterprises , Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:

Synopsis

The New Dick Van Dyke Show is an American sitcom starring Dick Van Dyke that aired on CBS from 1971 to 1974. It was Van Dyke's first return to series television since The Dick Van Dyke Show.

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Dick Van Dyke , Hope Lange

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Cast

Dick Van Dyke

as Dick Preston

Mary Poppins Returns The Great Buster: A Celebration Wait for Your Laugh Gilbert If You're Not In The Obit, Eat Breakfast Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb Classic TV Bloopers Uncensored A Tribute to Laurel & Hardy The Boys: The Sherman Brothers' Story

Hope Lange

as Jenny Preston

Cooperstown Message from Nam Dead Before Dawn Tune in Tomorrow... Blue Velvet A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy's Revenge I Am The Cheese Beulah Land The Secret Night Caller

Reviews

dataconflossmoor-790-567394 No matter how crazy this sounds, while this show was on the air, it was one of my favorite shows! I found this show very entertaining, I found it enjoyable to watch, and, I even love the reruns, and why? The House!.. That house in Phoenix was absolutely spectacular! The sofa was second to none, the staircase was the most beautiful informal staircase on the face of the Earth! It is one of those homes that exudes a comfortable American affluence.. This house was so inviting for you to just sit around in it and eat a dinner comprised of 40 pounds of Prime Rib with Baked Alaska for dessert! The adobe fireplace was so innovative, and, I love the concept of a Master Bedroom on the main level of the house!The Sunken Living Room that had several conversation areas, and light colored walls which were so avant garde for the early seventies!The house in California during the last season of the show was nice, especially the open staircase, not nearly as breathtaking as the Phoenix one though! Dick Van Dyke's original show had a house in Connecticut which was very open and executive looking, however, it was too linked to the motif of early sixties decor! Yes, interior design can make all the difference in the world! I loved Dick Van Dyke's second show "The New Dick Van Dyke Show' and, it was all because of the house! That house in Phoenix was absolutely magnificent!

pmoore-18 I really liked this show when it was on. I would have been a young girl (10-11) back then. I'm assuming the episode about the daughter seeing her parents having sex didn't air. If it did, how do posters know what actually took place in that particular episode? Quite frankly, in the early 70's, that would have been too hot to handle. And I'm not sure an episode like that even today would be appropriate for very young children to see. At 10-11 years of age, I would have been kind of horrified if I had watched that episode with my parents in the room. I was just beginning to learn about the birds & bees at that age. Very uncomfortable and very before it's time if Carl Reiner got ticked off because they wouldn't air it. And I think all of the actors involved should have understood the controversy such an episode would have brought to the public that they weren't ready for at that point in time. It was a good show and I think it got axed way too early. I just never knew the whole story about the "sex" themed episode and why the show was canceled due to the actors/producers being angry about it.

raysond Dick Van Dyke at the time this new sitcom came along,was still at the height of his fame,but during the early 1970's he made a second sitcom which was very good and truly outstanding that nowadays is easily forgotten and likewise faded into our memories. Only this time around, he would portrayed a character that was about the same but likewise totally different. You see that in "The New Dick Van Dyke Show",the character would be totally different from the original cache that occurred in his famous 1960's sitcom series,but with a brand new twist. However actors,Dick Van Dyke and Hope Lange(From the TV Series,"The Ghost And Mrs. Muir"),are likeable stalwarts of two different sitcoms which made and impression of impaccable chemistry as a winning team and with pretty good results which gave the green light at Van Dyke's former employer,CBS-TV the go-ahead with this series which only lasted four seasons,1971-1975. Here,there are no particularly memorable plots,but you really believed them as a modern day married couple living in suburban America with a teenage daughter. Here Dick Van Dyke portrays,Rob Preston,a advertising executive working for a huge company where his wife is a stay at home suburban housewife that looks after the young teenage daughter,who is in high school. The writers wanted to make a more modern series since this came out after all in the era of classic 70's family oriented/situation comedy shows:"All In The Family", "The Brady Bunch","The Waltons","The Bob Newhart Show","Maude",and "Mary Tyler Moore".However,the show was produced by Saul Turteltaub and Bernie Orenstein,who were the producers of a ton of vintage 70's shows like "Sanford and Son","Good Times","The Jeffersons",and "What's Happening!" and so much more,were also two of the writers along with Sheldon Leonard on the 1960's original "Dick Van Dyke Show" series,along with the show's creator and executive producer Carl Reiner,who was executive in charge of production of this series. Not to mention the superb writing and directing talents of veteran directors Jay Sandrich,Jerry Paris,Alan Rafkin,Don Weis,and Peter Baldwin(from TV's "The Bob Newhart Show"). This show also provided a great cast including original cast members from Van Dyke's 1960's sitcom as either regulars or supporting cast members like Rose Marie,and Richard Deacon along with a supporting cast of greats:Marty Brill,Richard Dawson,David Doyle,and Nancy Dussault and in some episodes Carl Reiner. Hilarious? Yep,lots of laughs which Dick Van Dyke himself supplying the mischief in every episode. Hope Lange is excellent here,but you can tell that she is no Mary Tyler Moore here,but she gives that ultimate spark of chemistry within the two characters. Overall,a great series that is unfortunably forgotten and faded into our memories.

Lilibetp I enjoyed this show even more than the original Dick van Dyke show. I always found Mary Tyler Moore a little annoying - never liked her show, but loved Rhoda - and found most of the characters a little one-note (Sally couldn't find someone to marry, Buddy couldn't say anything nice about his wife, Mel couldn't say anything nice about anyone but Alan and that was fake, and Alan was bald). But I really enjoyed this, even though I only got to see a few episodes. The episode where Dick got stuck in a tree was a hoot! And I always loved Hope Lange. She never over-acted or over-reacted, but just seemed real.