The Dick Van Dyke Show.

[Bugman]

I've always loved this classic comedy show, it is part of the Golden Age of TV. They don't make them like this anymore.

This episode, entitled Give Me Your Walls aired in 1963 and features the wonderful character actor Vito Scotti as a charming and eccentric house painter.

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[Bugman]

The Alan Brady Choir from the 1963 Christmas show.

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[Gothika]

i watched that when i was kid along with others not from my time

 

[Gothika]

hey i wanted to see that rest of that 😛

 

[milagros317]

I remember those episodes. Thanks for the memories, Bugman. 😀

 

[luvgirlsfeet]

The tv shows of that era I remember watching reruns growing up they are far better than the shit they have on TV today

 

[TklDuo-Drew]

This:

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Drew

 

[DontAskJusTckle]

I agree it stands as one of the greatest classic sitcoms. As I recall, it was unique, in that it aired in two different time slots. There was the "daytime" show, and the "night time show." Once it was syndicated, the only way I knew to tell them apart was whether or not Rob tripped over the ottoman during the opening sequence.

I always liked the scenes in which Buddy Sorrell (Maury Amsterdam) insulted Mel Cooley (Richard Deacon) usually about being bald. "Say Mel, you know from the top, you look like a walking egg!"