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The Season-Four boxed situation of “The Dick Van Dyke Prove” from Image Entertainment lives up to the excellence of its siblings — shimmering and stylish in every respect.
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There are 32 splendiferous episodes on tap in this 5-Disc DVD plot (all of the shows being presented “uncut”, as originally aired in 1964 and 1965) . Some of the many funny-bone-tickling episodes that await you in Season #4 include: “The Ghost Of A. Chantz”, “4-And-A-Half”, “Pink Pills And Purple Parents”, “The Impractical Joke”, “The Case Of The Pillow”, and the hilarious “Never Bathe On Saturday”, which features Laura Petrie getting her toe stuck in a bath spout.
This DVD space comes handsomely boxed in comparable eye-appealing packaging to that of the previous entries in the series from Image. The outer box looks like an weak 1960s television station, with a 3D “motion” type insert card placed inside the “TV” on the box.
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Season 4′s slipcase narrate shows Laura Petrie (Mary Tyler Moore) struggling with the inflatable fishing boat that’s contained in a package she “accidentally” opens in “The Lively Thing About Women” (which is an episode from Season #1) .
Individual slim-type (“ThinPak”) plastic cases are outmoded to believe each of the set’s five discs (with each disc’s trace displaying new and heavenly artwork) . Mountainous episode information is provided on the screen of each case (episode numbers and titles, synopses, air dates, film dates, and chapter selections) . Very nice photos adorn the case covers as well. The discs are “Space Free” (i.e., Residence “Zero”) .
VIDEO …. Like the Dick Van Dyke season sets before it, Season 4 boasts of A-1, Grade-A type digital transfers. These black-and-white programs never looked so splendid. You’ll quiet race into an occasional bit of dirt and/or grainy image, but overall these shows discover terrific on these DVDs!
The very expedient video detail within these shows is the result of the remastering and clean-up that was undertaken here, with imagery exhibiting a sharpness that you’ll never gawk on any VHS release of this TV series. These shows are a joy to examine on DVD, again and again.
AUDIO …. The sound comes through well-organized and obvious via each disc’s quite acceptable Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono soundtrack.
MENUS …. An easy-to-navigate Menu system is employed here. The Main Menu allows access to any of that disc’s six or seven different episodes, with separate Sub-Menus offered for each program. Each Sub-Menu displays that program’s Chapter Selection, plus an “Extras” situation, which will win you to any applicable “Bonus” features for the episode in request. A “Play All” feature is also included from the Main Menu. Unfortunately (for many people), no subtitles or captions of any kind have been included here (or on any of the other Dick Van Dyke Note sets issued by Image) .
BONUS FEATURES………………..
>> Two episodes have Audio Commentary Tracks attached to them. Dick Van Dyke and Carl Reiner gab and reminisce during their commentaries for the episodes “Baby Pudgy” and “Never Bathe On Saturday”. Pleasurable stuff here with Dick & Carl.
“Baby Fleshy” actually has two separate Commentary Tracks, in fact — one by Dick and Carl; plus another audio track featuring the swear of writer Garry Marshall.
>> The complete, uncut CBS-TV documentary “The Dick Van Dyke Demonstrate Remembered” (made in 1994) . Many clips from this same program are former throughout the different Van Dyke Expose boxed sets that Image has released. But here you can notice the whole documentary all at once. A darn profitable program too. Running time — 46:35.
>> Video clip from TV-Land’s involving program, “The Alan Brady Reveal” (length — 1:15) .
>> Cast Photos and “Proofs”, taken by actor Roddy McDowall (length — 0:48) .
>> Clip from the “DVD Strange Awards” (2003), where Image’s boxed location of “The Dick Van Dyke Reveal Season One” took home the award for “Best Overall DVD for a TV Program”. This clips lasts 3:13, and features Dick Van Dyke and disc producer Paul Brownstein accepting the award. Dick provides some amusing ad-libbed comments during this bright video bonus.
>> Dick Van Dyke sings the Van Dyke Show’s theme song at The Hollywood Bowl (in August 2001) . Mary Tyler Moore also appears in this video clip, which lasts 2:26. Dick (and the other singers who join him to belt out this cute tune) sound aesthetic suited too.
BTW, if you’ve got the Season-Three Image boxed position of “The Dick Van Dyke Prove”, you can hear Dick (solo) singing this very same ditty at the demolish of one of the Commentary Tracks for a third-season episode.
>> Clip from the TV series “Diagnosis Abolish”, in which Dr. Sloan (Dick Van Dyke) encounters “Choose Petrie”. This inventive 35-second video snippet features “Lift” as a disc jockey in the episode “One Hundred Unpleasant Hours” as “Dr. Sloan” passes by him in the hallway. It’s a cleverly-conceived map of putting both Sloan and Petrie in the scene at the same time.
>> Photo Galleries for 29 of the 32 episodes.
>> One Emmy Awards clip (length — 2:58) .
>> Two “Tune In To Fraction 2 Next Week” CBS-TV Network Promos (integrated into the episodes themselves) .
>> 4-Page Booklet with info about the show’s 4th season. This pamphlet also contains photos, trivia, and a bio on Morey Amsterdam.
>> Easter Eggs …. There are six total “Eggs” to be found amongst these five discs (one per DVD, except Disc #5, which has two) . Like the third-season DVD-on-DVD situation, all of these Easter Eggs occupy short “Crop At Nite” ads featuring “spokesman” Dick Van Dyke. You can gather them in the “Chapter” Sub-Menus by “Left-Clicking” on a chapter title (usually the “Opening Titles” chapter, but not always) . If there’s an “Egg” there, the cursor will travel to the upper-right corner of the conceal, highlighting the narrate (drawing) of Mr. Van Dyke. Pressing “Play” or “Enter” at this point will access the ads.
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Below is a complete Episode Guide for the 32 programs that can be found inside this sleek-looking, 5-Disc station of “The Dick Van Dyke Show: Season Four”. This episode list reflects the order in which the programs are presented within this DVD collection (with one minor exception — four of the seven eps. on Disc #2 are laid out slightly out of order on the disc) .
The episodes are arranged in sequence by “Production Date” (the date of filming the present), which does not always necessarily match the “Air Date” chronology. The unusual CBS-TV air dates are listed in parenthesis. In addition, some episode details and comic quotes have been sprinkled into the guide too……
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THE DICK VAN DYKE Exhibit — SEASON #4 (1964-1965) :
96. My Mother Can Beat Up My Father (First Aired: 9/23/1964) …. The Season-Four opener has Engage tangling with a stuffed monkey — and losing the battle. …. “Boy, you’re really dying to let me have it, aren’t you Retract?!”
97. The Ghost Of A. Chantz (9/30/1964) …. This hilarious episode has the gang staying at a “stupefied” cabin and having the collective daylights insecure out of them. …. “A live ember in a insensible bulb?!”
98. The Lady And The Baby Sitter (10/7/1964)
99. A Vigilante Ripped My Sports Coat (10/14/1964)
100. The Man From ‘Emperor’ (10/21/1964)
101. Romance, Roses And Rye Bread (10/28/1964)
102. 4-And-A-Half (11/4/1964) ** …. Don Rickles puts in a very comical appearance as “Lyle Francis Delp”, a rather inept hold-up man, who robs the Petries in an elevator. …. “You mean you’ve held up people in elevators before? ” –> “No, I held ‘em up in front of a police status, dum-dum!” 
103. The Alan Brady Indicate Goes To Jail (11/11/1964) **
104. Three Letters From One Wife (11/18/1964)
105. It Wouldn’t Harm Them To Give Us A Raise (12/2/1964) …. “Did you know that Alan Brady’s mother-in-law pays the band? ”
106. Pink Pills And Purple Parents (11/25/1964) …. This is one of the best shows from Season #4, as a few pink pills have Laura acting very strangely when she meets Rob’s parents for the very first time. MTM is a riot in this one. …. “I assume there’s something contemptible with that girl.” –> “Well, could be. But she’s worth straightening out.” …. “One for moo-moo!” …. “Vivian Fogel is a fink!” …. “Pink Pills” Footnote: This episode is mis-titled on the DVD (on both the packaging and the on-screen menus) . For some reason, the makers of these discs seem to assume the episode is called “Pink Pills FOR Purple PATIENTS”. Outlandish.
107. The Death Of The Party (12/9/1964) …. Dick Van Dyke’s worthy talents in physical comedy are on rotund note in this laughable episode. Buy tries his best to cover the fact he’s very sick the same night Laura is giving a family dinner party. …. “Al Jolson, the Jazz Singer!!!”
108. Stretch Petrie vs. Kid Schenk (12/30/1964)
109. The Impractical Joke (1/13/1965) …. Buddy enlists a friend (played perfectly by Lennie Weinrib) to play a amusing phone gag on Remove. In the days that follow, Buddy is terrorized sick that a whopper of a joke is about to approach his scheme in retaliation. He’s upright too — but not from the person he expected. A mountainous episode. …. “Sometimes the lead and terminal wires become unhooked, or ‘loose’, as we say.” …. “Now there may be a petite dust on your ‘loud-soft’.”
110. Brother, Can You Spare $2500? (1/6/1965) …. “Excuse me, is that the ‘Louie Wexler’ water fountain? ” –> “I don’t know; but ANYBODY can drink from it.”
111. Stacey Petrie – Section 1 (1/20/1965) **
112. Stacey Petrie – Fraction 2 (1/27/1965) **
113. The Redcoats Are Coming (2/10/1965) …. “You know what we call one of these in England? A ‘chair’.”
114. Boy #1, Boy #2 (2/3/1965) …. “Mr. Petrie, I’m sick to my stomach.” –> “Who isn’t?!”
115. The Case Of The Pillow (2/17/1965) …. Ed Begley appears as a court deem in this clever and extremely-funny “Pillow” episode. Recall gets to play “Perry Mason” (sort of), too. …. “It’s not your fault, Mr. Petrie. It’s television. You assume you’re a lawyer; I contemplate I’m a doctor.”
116. Young Man With A Shoehorn (2/24/1965) …. “Should I try these shoes on your legs? Er, uh, I mean the ENDS of your legs…er, on your feet?!!”
117. Girls Will Be Boys (3/3/1965)
118. Bupkis (3/10/1965)
119. Your Home Sweet Home Is My Home (3/17/1965) …. That expressionless rock in Rob’s basement is causing a few problems in this Van Dyke program. …. “There’s plenty of room for a pool table proper over here” –> “Oh certain, if we expend chopsticks for cues.”
120. Anthony Stone (3/24/1965)
121. Never Bathe On Saturday (3/31/1965) …. A honest classic here, as Laura’s stuck toe becomes the center of attention. Many moments in this program are marvelous of multiple (and immediate) replays. …. “Don’t toy with me, you saucy wench.” …. “She gets stuck in the bathroom, he paints on mustaches; they’re a titanic match.” …. “How can you find stuck in a bathtub? Is it THAT narrow? ”
122. One Hundred Unpleasant Hours (5/5/1965)
123. Prove Of Hands (4/14/1965) …. What are Acquire and Laura going to do after they accidentally dye their hands pitch-black unbiased before going to a dinner banquet? Check out this ep. and view. …. “Nothing goes over worse at a formal dinner than the smell of sweaty bunny fur.” ~LOL!~
124. Baby Pudgy (4/21/1965)
125. Br-rooom, Br-rooom (5/12/1965)
126. There’s No Sale Like Wholesale (5/26/1965) …. Take wants to acquire Laura a mink coat. Buddy tries to support via one of his “wholesale bits”. Things don’t work out so pleasant. …. “Does your mother know you’re doing this? ”
127. A Farewell To Writing (9/22/1965)
** = Two-Part Episode
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Some Additional Dick Van Dyke Prove Trivia and Fun Facts:
>> Alan Brady’s middle name is “Lester”.
>> Ritchie Petrie’s middle name is a rather unique moniker — “Rosebud”.
>> Capture Petrie’s middle name is “Simpson”.
>> Buddy Sorrell’s staunch first name is “Maurice”.
>> Buddy’s wife’s maiden name is “Conway”. And her true first name is “Fiona”. (But we know her mighty better as “Pickles”.)
>> Millie Helper’s maiden name is “Krumbermacher”.
>> Laura Petrie’s maiden name changed from “Meeker” to “Meehan” during the course of the series. This was due to the fact that Mary Tyler Moore had recently divorced her then-husband, Richard Meeker, and was sad about retaining the name “Meeker” for her character’s maiden name after the break-up.
>> Occasionally, the show’s brain-trust would objective leave in a “blooper” or a limited gaffe made by the cast while filming a scene. You’ll be able to perceive one such great (and quite silly) example of this in the “Bupkis” episode (which is in this state), when Recall is supposed to leaf through a telephone book BEFORE dialing the number for radio place “WIFE” (“The place most people are MARRIED to!”) . Instead, Buy goes directly to the phone, dials the number, THEN glances at the phone book. This is followed by a sly grin from Dick Van Dyke. He knew at that point he messed up the order of the scene; but he did it will such fluidity that it almost seemed to be suitable. Thus, this goof-up was left in the final aired version of the present.
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In closing, allow me these final accolade-filled remarks……
Season number four of “The Dick Van Dyke Exhibit” serves up yet another highly-worthwhile assortment of silly entries in the series (as can be testified to via the episode list I printed out above), which are spread across the five remastered DVDs assign out by Image in tedious April 2004.
Image Entertainment has a perfect 1.000 Batting Average with these “Dick Van Dyke Note” boxed sets. Each place has been very nearly perfect, with fun-to-watch (and abundant) bonus features, terrific recount quality, full-length unedited episodes, and classy packaging. Hard to ask for more than that.
This was the best season for this classic series. The producers started keen the yarn out of the Petrie’s living room in the third season, and by the fourth year, they created some hilarious and classic situations. The episode, “The Ghost of A. Schantz” stands as one of televisions all-time classics. This was one series that got better with time. As for the dvd, the first three seasons were extraordinary buys, and I judge it’s profitable to say that this one will be no different. Plenty of extras, and qualified quality.
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