This could be fun.
From time to time I come across images that remind me of an episode of TDVDS. I also like to doodle. I think it might be fun to post these images here to see how many of my fellow TDVDS fans will guess the episode the image is from, or how it otherwise reminds you of the show. Get it? Good.
You might even like to post some of your own.
Don't worry. If it bores you, I promise to stop!
Here's image #1

no idea , but, an interesting drawing (looks like a cremation urn :eek: )

That's a wonderful drawing Steve! It looks very familiar but I can't place the episode.

Is it some type of lamp base?

No, it's not a lamp base, but suppose it could be an urn.
This one isn't necessarily from a particular episode, but it does prominently sit in a place in the Petrie house. Frankly I'm surprised no one has gotten it after more than 30 views! But I'll leave it for some Johnny-come-lately, rather than give the answer as to where we always see it, and what's a bit odd about it. I'll post another.
Here's pic #2

Pic #2 is easier. That's "Show of Hands" where Ritchie, Laura and Rob all put their hands in a pot of permanent dye.

That's right, JudgeGarth!
How about Pic #3?

Steve

Hi Steve,

Could that first drawing be the lamp that hangs in front of the window in the living room?

Did you draw that freehand? If so I am impressed; you're very talented.

I'll leave the crummy buttons for somebody else to answer -- BLECH!

Sorry Larry,
It's not a livingroom lamp at all. There's really no way to give a hint as to what this is, because no one really knows what it is, just where it is, since we often see it in the background.
Thanks for the complement on my art! Yes, I work freehand.

Steve

That's right, JudgeGarth!
How about Pic #3?

Steve

That one is from "When a Bowling Pin Talks, Listen!"

Still trying to place that first pic. ;)

#1 looks like that thing in the niche in the wall behind their beds. I specifically recall noticing it in the episode where Rob thinks he's going bald but I know it was in others as well. I have no idea what it is.

#1 looks like that thing in the niche in the wall behind their beds. I specifically recall noticing it in the episode where Rob thinks he's going bald but I know it was in others as well. I have no idea what it is.
YES!
You're correct, Pentimento. I don't know what it is either, but when you seee it, you will always see it behind Rob's head as he's lying in bed.
I've concluded that it's some sort of container, or as Mikado says, "an urn."
The odd thing about it is (I'll tell this answer); it's not always there! Some epidoseds don't have it sitting there at all. But whenever we do see it, it's always at the head of Rob's bed.
Whew, thanks, Pentimento.

Steve

That one is from "When a Bowling Pin Talks, Listen!"

Still trying to place that first pic. ;)
Right, Carrie!
You win a free carton of Crimmy Buttons!

Steve

YES!
I've concluded that it's some sort of container, or as Mikado says, "an urn."
Steve
Maybe Rob was keeping his parent's ashes in there;) :lol:

Maybe Rob was keeping his parent's ashes in there;) :lol:
Couldn't be. His parents were still alive.

I'll try one. If you can, name the manufacturer and model of this guitar. What is its connection to The Dick Van Dyke Show?

http://di1.shopping.com/images1/pi/50/eb/57/22919286-177x150-0-0.jpg

Couldn't be. His parents were still alive....and they had cemetery plots reserved.

Couldn't be. His parents were still alive.
Grandparents then ;)

I'll try one. If you can, name the manufacturer and model of this guitar. What is its connection to The Dick Van Dyke Show?

http://di1.shopping.com/images1/pi/50/eb/57/22919286-177x150-0-0.jpg
Oops!
I almost said this was Stacey Petrie's guitar, until I just remembered he plays a banjo!
Hmmm. This one's got me stumped - so far. I'll keep working on it, though.

Steve

For anyone playing,

Let me know if you want a hint or even the answer to the guitar question. I don't want it to go unanswered too long!


Steve,

I'm watching season 2 episodes and noticed the "Urn" is on the shelf behind Rob's bed in "Bank Book 6565696" but is absent in the next episode "The Attempted Marriage", just like you said!

Right, Carrie!
You win a free carton of Crimmy Buttons!

Steve

YUCKKK!!!

:D

I'll try one. If you can, name the manufacturer and model of this guitar. What is its connection to The Dick Van Dyke Show?

http://di1.shopping.com/images1/pi/50/eb/57/22919286-177x150-0-0.jpg

Just taking a guess here. Was that the guitar that the guys played in "The Redcoats Are Coming?"

You're correct Carrie, great job! The guitar is a Gibson J160E and Chad & Jeremy played them when they appeared on the show as The Redcoats.

Since you don't want the Crummy Buttons, how about a bag of Potato Poopies?

How about this one? How does it relate to our show?

Steve

All i see is an "X"

You're correct Carrie, great job! The guitar is a Gibson J160E and Chad & Jeremy played them when they appeared on the show as The Redcoats.

Since you don't want the Crummy Buttons, how about a bag of Potato Poopies?

Yes, I think those will do. Thanks!

All i see is an "X"
Hmmm.
Don't know how I goofed, but it should show up now (above).

Steve

It was referenced in "It May Look Like a Walnut."

:)

Correct again, Carrie!
Can anyone connect this bird to an episode?

Steve

Thats from the cartoon special,,,"Woody Woodpecker meets the Petries"! :lol: ;)

LOL!
Actually, you're close to being correct, Mikado.
And didn't it look painful when Woody did that rapid-fire pecking onto someone's head with his beak??? Ouch!

Steve

LOL!
Well, I can't tell if I bored you or stumped you with that woodpecker! I hope I'm not the only one having fun with these, so I'll try a different one. Does this remind anyone of a particular eposode?

Steve

That was on a billboard in 'Brrrooom Brrrooom'.

The woodpecker is from "A Bird in the Head Hurts." Richie gets pecked in the head by a woodpecker.

Lolac
:)

That was on a billboard in 'Brrrooom Brrrooom'.
The woodpecker is from "A Bird in the Head Hurts." Richie gets pecked in the head by a woodpecker.

Lolac
:)
Correct, JudgeGarth and Lolac! You're both right.
This next one is not from a very popular episode, and it only had one scene as I recall, so it may prove a little more challenging.
Anybody?

Correct, JudgeGarth and Lolac! You're both right.
This next one is not from a very popular episode, and it only had one scene as I recall, so it may prove a little more challenging.
Anybody?


From "The Square Triangle" where Laura shows Millie and Sally a sugar cube given to her by Jacques Savon several years earlier in France.

Steve, I'm back!

Lolac
:wink2:

From "The Square Triangle" where Laura shows Millie and Sally a sugar cube given to her by Jacques Savon several years earlier in France.

Steve, I'm back!

Lolac
:wink2:
I see, and I couldn't be more thrilled!
I'm gonna hafta figure out some images to challenge your skill level. As for your answer, correct, as usual, Lolac!

Steve

I'm very impressed with your skill level! I know I've seen samples of your work before, but I'd forgotten how talented you are. These drawings are very good!

Lolac
:cool:

You're too kind, Lolac:thanks:
Yep, that's me; resident artist, poet, song writer, cheif cook, and bottle washer!
Ok, everyone. I'll try to keep these fair for everyone to play along, but Lolac is sharp, and quick, so you'll have to work at this!
Here's an image that might vaguely remind you of an episode, if you really focus.

Love the roses , nice watercolour

Love the roses , nice watercolour
Thanks, Mikado :tiphat: . I'm glad you like it!

Steve

The roses remind me of "How to Spank a Star," when Rob brings Laura Roses after his encounter with Paula "Paula Poo" Marshall.

Lolac
:)

The roses remind me of "How to Spank a Star," when Rob brings Laura Roses after his encounter with Paula "Paula Poo" Marshall.

Lolac
:)
He did that, true enough.
But I'm thinking of a less direct application for the rose. There's only one aspect of the painting that would fit the episode I have in mind. In fairness, I may have gone a bit too abstract here.
Care to try again?
In this quote lies a hint: "A rose by any other name, would still smell as sweet."

Steve

He did that, true enough.
But I'm thinking of a less direct application for the rose. There's only one aspect of the painting that would fit the episode I have in mind. In fairness, I may have gone a bit too abstract here.
Care to try again?
In this quote lies a hint: "A rose by any other name, would still smell as sweet."

Steve


Ah! You're talking about "Romance, Roses and Rye Bread," when Burt Monker gives Sally a rose that smells like pastrami!

Lolac
:wave:

Ah! You're talking about "Romance, Roses and Rye Bread," when Burt Monker gives Sally a rose that smells like pastrami!

Lolac
:wave:
Apparently, I've forgotten how many referrences there are to roses on TDVDS! That's an excellent guess, Lolac, but not the ep I was thinking of.
Look at the hint again. Does anything else come to mind?

Steve

"What's in a Middle Name." Richie "Rosebud" Petrie.

Robert
Oscar
Sam
Edward
Benjamin
Ulysses
David

I hope this is it, Steve! I can't think of any more rose episodes!

Lolac
:rolleyes:

Bingo, Lolac! You nailed it.
My first instinct was to do a simple, single rosebud in a bud vase. That might've helped. I guess I just got carried away, but I was hoping that by making the bud stand out above the mature blossoms someone might figure it out. That's what I meant by it being not such a direct application of the image. It wasn't so much about the actual flower as it was about the name.
Good job.
Here's another one that should be a bit of a challenge. Was there a referrence to anything having to do with what this image shows us in the show?

Bingo, Lolac! You nailed it.
My first instinct was to do a simple, single rosebud in a bud vase. That might've helped. I guess I just got carried away, but I was hoping that by making the bud stand out above the mature blossoms someone might figure it out. That's what I meant by it being not such a direct application of the image. It wasn't so much about the actual flower as it was about the name.
Good job.
Here's another one that should be a bit of a challenge. Was there a referrence to anything having to do with what this image shows us in the show?


"It's a quarter to three and there's no one in the place except you and me"
Laura to Roger McChesne in "The Lady and the Babysitter."

Lolac
:crazy:

"It's a quarter to three and there's no one in the place except you and me"
Laura to Roger McChesne in "The Lady and the Babysitter."

Lolac
:crazy:
LOL! Right!
At which point, Roger became quite flustered, as well I would have (whew)!
Ok,
Talk about a rare referrence, what does this poster remind us of?

Steve

I remember the discussion between Sally, Rob and Buddy and Laura about the movies Riffifi and Topkapi and I believe it was in the episode "Obnoxious, Offensive, Egomaniac,etc." when they are trying to break into Alan's office. I'm a little fuzzy on this one, but I think that's where it is.

Lolac
:rolleyes:

(This is actually quite fun. Stretches the mind!)

Actually, I've forgotten which ep it was :rolleyes: , so I can't hold you to it, but basically, you're right. Sally was asking the guys about the correct pronunciation of the titles, "Rififi", and "Topkapi".
That one was pretty obscure, I know.
Good job, Lolac!

Steve

Softball, anyone?

Steve, what a lovely watercolor!!! I'm going to give someone else a turn at this one. I seem to be monopolizing the discussion here. (I do know the answer, however!)

Lolac
:ducky:

Steve,

Those are from "Never Name a Duck." BTW, which one is Oliver and which one is Stanley?

Here's a picture for you DVD aficionados, although I didn't draw it :)

http://www.pool-table-rules.com/pics/pool_tables.gif



Hi Lolac :wave: It's nice to "See" you!

Steve,

Those are from "Never Name a Duck." BTW, which one is Oliver and which one is Stanley?

Here's a picture for you DVD aficionados, although I didn't draw it :)

http://www.pool-table-rules.com/pics/pool_tables.gif



Hi Lolac :wave: It's nice to "See" you!

Hi, Larry! Good to see you, too! The pool table is from "Hustling the Hustler."

Lolac
:wave:

Steve,

Those are from "Never Name a Duck." BTW, which one is Oliver and which one is Stanley?

Here's a picture for you DVD aficionados, although I didn't draw it :)

http://www.pool-table-rules.com/pics/pool_tables.gif



Hi Lolac :wave: It's nice to "See" you!
I love that episode, Larry Surrell!
BTW Larry, did you know that in the final scene, when Mary cleared the table with one shot she was expected to miss, but didn't? There were no magnets or camera tricks involved. The balls were set up by a pool pro, but she really did make the shot in one take. Watch the surprised look on her face for the first 1.5 seconds immediately afterward. She almost blows the take, but taking a cue from Dick (no pun intended), she got it together.
Nice post!

Steve

I love that episode, Larry Surrell!
BTW Larry, did you know that in the final scene, when Mary cleared the table with one shot she was expected to miss, but didn't? There were no magnets or camera tricks involved. The balls were set up by a pool pro, but she really did make the shot in one take. Watch the surprised look on her face for the first 1.5 seconds immediately afterward. She almost blows the take, but taking a cue from Dick (no pun intended), she got it together.
Nice post!

Steve

You really notice it if you play the scene in slow motion. She looks off-stage then quickly composes herself to stay in character. It's a great shot!

Lolac
:nod:

Crude sketch, I know. But I'm in a hurry!

Is that one from "The Night the Roof Fell In?"

Steve, I have loved looking at your drawings and paintings! You are a very talented artist. :)

Is that one from "The Night the Roof Fell In?"

Steve, I have loved looking at your drawings and paintings! You are a very talented artist. :)
Correct, Carrie!
And I believe it's the only episode in which we see the Petrie's aquarium.
Thanks for your compliments to my art. I really appreciate it!
You know, Carrie, I'll become eligeble for early retirement in 6 years. At that point, I plan to embark on a second carreer as an artist, which is something I absolutely love.
BTW, don't worry about me, lol. These are just some quick lines and splashes of color. When I take my time, I actually do a better job (I think :crazy: )!

Steve

What is this, and where does it fit into the Petrie world?

That object can be found on the table behind the curved couch. It's a decoration of some kind, maybe made out of glass and wood or ceramic. I'm not sure about that though. You can see some of it behind Laura in this pic. :)

Steve,

Thanks for the "Hustling the Hustler" info. It's amazing that Mary made that shot. I don't think I could have done that, even with expert coaching :crazy:


Here's one more from me. Put the following three pictures together and see if you know which episode I'm thinking about. It is one of my favorites, and I just watched it last night.

http://www.peanutbutter.com/images/productImages_creamy.jpg

http://www.peasplease.com/images/peas_avacado.gif

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/31E59SN30CL._AA280_.jpg

Larry,
Those would be the incredients for Laura's famous "Peanut Butter & Avocado Dip," from the episode, "ALL ABOUT EAVESDROPPING"!
One of my favs too.

Steve

Here's a tuffy. Hints to follow.

Is that a reference to Maria's painting in "Turtles, Ties and Toreadors?"

Is that a reference to Maria's painting in "Turtles, Ties and Toreadors?"
Nope. Sorry, Carrie. Good guess, though.

Steve

How about Maria's boyfriend Manuel who says he's a bullfighter in "Viva Petrie?"

Nope. ohno:
Sorry again.

Steve

I'll take a stab at it. It's one of two episodes I'm thinking of.

Could that be the dress Rob brought back from a trip to Mexico that's mentioned in "Young Man with a Shoehorn"?

Aw, heck LOL! I bet that's it. Good guess Larry!

I'll take a stab at it. It's one of two episodes I'm thinking of.

Could that be the dress Rob brought back from a trip to Mexico that's mentioned in "Young Man with a Shoehorn"?
LOL!
If you mean the one that Laura never wears and is still in the top of her closet, YES!
Good one, Larry Surrell :wave: !

Steve

I hope you guys don't mind me going out of turn since I totally bombed out on that last one, LOL. But I found this cute picture and had to post it! Which episode does this reference?

"Bad Reception in Albany"

I'm sure you're right, Pentimento.
And that's an excellent pic, Carrie. BTW, you're not going out of turn. Just jump right in with a pic and let's have some fun.
This dosn't count, but I thought it might be something to share. My wife sent me a link to this. Check out the name. Cool, huh?
http://www.crateandbarrel.com/family.aspx?c=931&f=25942

Steve

Is that called a Petrie Sofa because it comes with an ottoman :lol:

This is a fun game. Here's an easy one

http://tbn0.google.com/images?q=tbn:nNRjS2OpjkcTcM:http://www.hinsdale86.org/staff/jmark/American%2520Gothic.jpg

That is a variation of the picture that was under the Artanis that Rob "won" at the auction in "The Masterpiece." :)

Familiar?

Steve

Laura's checking account in "Bankbook 6565696"

:)

That's right, Carrie!

Steve

You guys are all good at this game. I never would have guessed the peas in a pod looking thing that sits behind the sofa, or figured out the significance of the seal picture.

Let's see if you know what episode this picture could be from

http://www.cat-dog-names.com/kitten-names.jpg

"Gesundheit, Darling" :)

How about this one?

"The Twizzle"

Let's see if you know what episode this picture could be from

http://www.cat-dog-names.com/kitten-names.jpg
LOL! Ok Larry Surrell,
Carrie says, "Gesundheit, Darling", and I say "One Hundred Terrible Hours"! Who's right?

Steve

Steve,

"Gesundheit, Darling" was the episode I was thinking of, but your kitty from
"One Hundred Terrible Hours" is just as legitimate. Once again, you guys have it all over me. When I posted the picture I couldn't think of another episode with a cat!

Which episode is this object from?

"The Ghost of A. Chantz"

Correct!

In which episode have we seen these?

In which episode have we seen these?

We see the mop, funnel and ball in "Happy Birthday and Too Many More." Rob dons these items as his cotume for "Robbo the Clown" at Richie's birthday party.

Lolac
:wave:

That's right, Lolac!
I always secretly hoped Laura gave Rob a mop head she'd never used, lol. :X)

Steve

This, x 22?

Steve

This, x 22?

Steve

"44 Tickets" one of my favorite episodes!! I love Mrs. Billings!

Lolac
:lol:

How about this one?

"Long Night's Journey into Day"

What's this?

Was that the name of the soap opera that Laura called "pure trash" or something like that, LOL. I can't remember what episode that was in though.

Was that the name of the soap opera that Laura called "pure trash" or something like that, LOL. I can't remember what episode that was in though.
That's right, Carrie. It's from, "A DAY IN THE LIFE OF ALAN BRADY".
When I saw Mary speak in person, here in downtown Chicago, she said she hates what is happening to television today. Wouldn't you love to know what Laura could have seen on TV in 1966 that would prompt her to label it as "trash"?

Steve

Hmm, that's an interesting thought Steve. I'm sure it wasn't even half as bad as what is allowed on tv today LOL.

Which episode am I thinking of?

http://www.oitc.com/Dice/images/Dice.gif

Which episode am I thinking of?

http://www.oitc.com/Dice/images/Dice.gif

"Mrs. Petrie, Your Husband is in Jail."

Lolac
:lol:

Which episode am I thinking of?

"The Curious Thing About Women"

:)

"The Curious Thing About Women" :lol:


Which episode am I thinking of?

Lolac:wave:

Lolac,
I believe that was the subject Rob acted out in a game of Charades in "THE DEATH OF THE PARTY."

Steve

Correctomundo!

:cool:
Lolac

How about this?

The mini-tapie from "Love Thy Other Neighbor!"

Lolac
:lol:

This is an easy one:

Lolac:)

This is an easy one:

Lolac:)

"Pink Pills for Purple Patients", one of the great episodes!

How about this:

http://www.whitehousemuseum.org/floor1/elevator-1992-doors.jpg

"4 1/2"

Lolac
:crazy:

Which episode is this from?
Lolac


98.6 degrees

"Pink Pills for Purple Patients", one of the great episodes!

I thought it was called: Pink Pills For Purple Parents?

Either way, I always thought that was one of the *funniest* episodes of the Series! ;) (besides ...It May Look Like A Walnut.

Which episode is this from?
Lolac


98.6 degrees

Is that the temperature that Herman likes his milk in "My Husband is a Check Grabber?"

Correct. "Warm skim milk, body temperature."

I thought it was called: Pink Pills For Purple Parents?
That episode was named after the most famous Canadian "Patent medicine" of all time: "Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People"; It was claimed to cure chorea, referenced frequently in newspaper headlines as "St. Vitus' Dance," as well as "locomotor ataxia, partial paralyxia, seistica, neuralgia rheumatism, nervous headache, the after-effects of la grippe, palpitation of the heart, pale and sallow complexions, [and] all forms of weakness in male or female.":lol: :rofl: (In truth, it, like most patent medicines was probably more harmfull than a true cure for anything)

Ok,
I'm obviously no Carroll Shelby when it comes to designing high performance, concept cars, so this'll have to do :lol: . But I threw in another visual referrence to help out.
What's the episode?

That's 'Scratch My Car and Die' (complete with a bunch of bananas. LOL)

That's one of my favorites. I always thought that that was one ep that could successfully be made into a short stage play. You never actually SEE the car in the episode.

I think it's your turn, JudgeGarth.

(I've been trying to see if the person who guessed the answer right posts next, so I would guess it's your turn)

Somebody else can go ahead. I don't have any pictures to post.

http://www.dsokids.com/art/instruments/photo160violin.jpg http://takenbythesky.net/kitchen/pumpraisin.jpg

That's from "Who and Where Was Antonio Stradivarius? :)

Here's one.
http://www.backtobasicstoys.com/images/5125.jpg

Steve

I'd say 'My Husband Is a Check Grabber', but where's the picture of a tooth?

Which episode is this from?

Lolac :winkgrin

Which episode is this from?

Lolac :winkgrin
Lolac,
I believe that's the canon Rob "assaulted an officer" with in, "DEAR MRS. PETRIE, YOUR HUSBAND IS IN JAIL". Right? :lol:

Steve

Lolac,
I believe that's the canon Rob "assaulted an officer" with in, "DEAR MRS. PETRIE, YOUR HUSBAND IS IN JAIL". Right? :lol:

Steve

Right!

Lolac
;)

Name the episode.

Name the episode.

"You no wannna me to paint-a da bricks, I no paint-a da bricks!"

Senor Giotto in "Give Me Your Walls."

Lolac
:crazy:

What episode is this from?

Lolac
:p

What episode is this from?

Lolac
:p
That's the "fiddle-dee-boo" from "SALLY IS A GIRL"!

Steve

Right again, Steve!

:D

How about this?

Lolac :p

How about this?

Lolac :p
OMG, Lolac! You're really pulling out all the stops tonight!
That has to be the Empress Carlotta, from "THE EMPRESS CARLOTTA'S NECKLACE," right?
But who knew she was real???

Steve

OMG, Lolac! You're really pulling out all the stops tonight!
That has to be the Empress Carlotta, from "THE EMPRESS CARLOTTA'S NECKLACE," right?
But who knew she was real???

Steve


Right again, Steve!! And, yes, she was real. She was married to Maximillian of Austria. She was from Mexico. It's an interesting history.

Lolac
:read:

And Maximillian gave Empress Carlotta the necklass just before she went mad!

I'm sure you all know this bit of trivia, but the salesman who sold Rob the necklass was played by Gavin MacLeod, who would go on to play Murray in The Mary Tyler Moore Show.

This next picture may be a little tricky, since there were a few episodes with dogs:

http://tbn0.google.com/images?q=tbn:OrboDBX5eJK-0M:www.happybeagle.com/images/digory/misc/beagles-together-2.jpg

That dog looks like "Lightning" the little beagle in "The Return of Edwin Carp.'

Lolac
:crazy:

(cute dog! Is it yours, Larry?)

You are correct, Lolac. Edwin Carp is the episode I was thinking of. That's not my dog, just a picture of a beagle I found on the Internet. It sure is cute, though!

Ok, if you can get this one, you are unstumpable!

Lolac
ohno:

Ok, if you can get this one, you are unstumpable!

Lolac
ohno:
Gee Lolac,
Are you sure that one isn't a bit too esoteric :confused:
A young man staring off into space could be almost anything.
Let me think about this one...

Steve

I'll give you a hint. The young man is a person whose work is featured in an episode. If you know who the young man is, you can probably figure out the episode

Lolac
;)

I don't know the answer to the previous clue. But, I hope you don't mind if I put another clue in.


http://static.metal-archives.com/images/2/6/6/3/2663_logo.gif

http://www1.istockphoto.com/file_thumbview_approve/2528420/2/istockphoto_2528420_old_fashion_can_opener.jpg

"some sadist with a can opener" from " Scratch My Car and Die."

Ok, so maybe I went overboard with my last one. The young man in the picture is Lord Byron. His work is featured in an episode. Which episode?

Lolac
:p

Now that does sound familiar, but I'll have to admit, I can't recall the episode.

Steve:(

:) Now that does sound familiar, but I'll have to admit, I can't recall the episode.

Steve:(

Here is the work of Lord Byron that appears in an episode of TDVDS.

"She walks in beauty, like the night
Of cloudless climes and starry skies;
And all that's best of dark and bright
Meet in her aspect and her eyes:"

In which episode do we hear this poem?

Lolac
:)

:)

Here is the work of Lord Byron that appears in an episode of TDVDS.

"She walks in beauty, like the night
Of cloudless climes and starry skies;
And all that's best of dark and bright
Meet in her aspect and her eyes:"

In which episode do we hear this poem?

Lolac
:)
Oh, THAT's Lord Byron!
That's Rob "Dr Bonelli" Petrie in, "THE TWO FACES OF ROB".
You know, you're a little too good at this for some of the rest of us :lol: !
I may be wrong Lolac, but I think I've also heard the name Lord Byron mentioned, maybe on another episode.

Steve

You got it, Steve!!! I admit, I went a little hard on this one. I only knew it was a Lord Byron poem because I looked it up a couple years ago when I heard Charles Emerson Winchester III recite the same poem in an episode of M*A*S*H. However, I learned at that time that it is one of the most commonly quoted poems in literature, so I thought others might know about it. I don't remember hearing Lord Byron's name mentioned on TDVDS but I could be terribly wrong on that one. Good job, Steve!

Lolac
:cool:

Here is an easy one.

Lolac
:eek:

I know it, but I'll see if someone else wants a "crack" at it first!

Steve

I know it, but I'll see if someone else wants a "crack" at it first!

Steve

Groan!!
:rolleyes:
Lolac

Wow Lolac,

I read through the Lord Byron posts with great interest because I didn't know the answer. You're too cultured for me!!

The Liberty Bell is from Odd but True, and you're right it was easy!

Here's another:

http://www.oneillselectronicmuseum.com/largephotos/tubes/Edicollection/3xOktal_1be.jpg

The 3X Double B rectifier tubes in "Fifty-two Forty-five or Work." I just watched that episode today!

Lolac
:lol:

How about this one?

Lolac
;)

How about this one?

Lolac
;)
Lolac,
Might you be thinking of, "WHO STOLE MY WATCH?", in which Rob's watch get's stolen during a dinner party?

Steve

Lolac,
Might you be thinking of, "WHO STOLE MY WATCH?", in which Rob's watch get's stolen during a dinner party?

Steve

I might, indeed!

Lolac
:wave:

Before any asks; yes, I do know this episode has been referrenced before, and yes, I do know it was by me :lol: !
I guess I just couldn't pass up an opportunity to modify this image!
Once again, name the ep :crazy: !

Steve

"The Night the Roof Fell In."

Lolac
:lol:

Easy.

Lolac
:p

Stacy Petrie's banjo from "I Am My Brother's Keeper" and "The Sleeping Brother."

:)

correct

How about this one?

That is from "You're Under Arrest." (You slept through "The Guns of Navarone?!")
There is also a reference to "The Guns of Navarone" in "Bupkis"
Lolac
:lol:

"You're Under Arrest"

[edit: You beat me to it, Lolac! :)]

Both of you are correct! I was thinking of "You're Under Arrest."

:)

I think I'll try another one.

http://rtc.ruralinstitute.umt.edu/images/binoculars_.gif

Sorry guys. I'm doing something wrong. You guys are so good at this you probably don't need the image, just the url will do.

Hi Burford,

Would those binocs be from "The Man from My Uncle"?

The "binocs" from "Man From My Uncle." I love that episode and, as a matter of fact, just watched it a couple of days ago! :lol:


Lolac

This could be from either of two episodes; one I like, one I hate. I'm thinking of the episode I like!

http://donnarobertsproshop.com/pin.gif

"When a Bowling Pin Talks, Listen!" must be the one you like.

"Twizzle" must be the one you don't like.

Lolac
:wave:

Anyone?

"The Meershatz Pipe"

Lolac
;)

Right again, Lolac :crazy: !

Hey, where do these guys fit into the Petrie world?

Steve
http://www.alnyethelawyerguy.com/al_nye_the_lawyer_guy/Laurel_20and_20Hardy_small.jpg

"The Sol Pomerantz Scandals" That Laurel and Hardy sketch is one of my favorites!

Lolac
:wave:

Correct again, Lolac!

What is this a referrence to?

Steve

Correct again, Lolac!

What is this a referrence to?

Steve

"That's our puppy; Mr. Bond, Mr. puppy" from "The Man from My Uncle", one of my favorites. It's the episode I thought of when you posted the drawing of the car and banana a couple pages back!


Lolac,

I'm a huge fan of Laurel and Hardy, so that sketch is one of my favorites too. I think Sol played a better Ollie than Rob played Stanley, though.




Which episode could I be thinking of?

http://www.lakewoodconferences.com/direct/dbimage/50143114/Polyester_Necktie.jpg

I waited to give someone else a chance, but I'm gonna answer.
Larry Surrell,
You could be thinking of a couple of different eps, but I'm gonna go with "THE RETURN OF HAPPY SPANGLER." Right?

Steve

Well Steve, all I have to say is...wanna buy some drip-dry underwear?

You are correct, Sir!

Crude sketch here, but what is this, and where do we see it?

It is the plant outside the door of the den, on the landing by the coat closet.

Lolac
:crazy:

It is the plant outside the door of the den, on the landing by the coat closet.

Lolac
:crazy:
Yes! Good eye, Lolac.

Steve

How do these 'fit into' a particularly funny scene of TDVDS? Pun intended.

http://images.jupiterimages.com/common/detail/16/32/23043216.jpg

Steve

How do these 'fit into' a particularly funny scene of TDVDS? Pun intended.

http://images.jupiterimages.com/common/detail/16/32/23043216.jpg

Steve

Jerry threatens to stick a breadstick up Rob's nose in "The Vigilante Ripped My Sport Coat."

Lolac
:lol:

Jerry threatens to stick a breadstick up Rob's nose in "The Vigilante Ripped My Sport Coat."

Lolac
:lol:
Correct!

Steve

What's this?

Are those the sonnets in 'The Life and Loves of Joe Coogan'?

Are those the sonnets in 'The Life and Loves of Joe Coogan'?
Why, yes they are, JudgeGarth!

Sawgrass

Look familiar? Which episode?
http://blog.kir.com/archives/images/jury.jpeg

Steve

Look familiar? Which episode?
http://blog.kir.com/archives/images/jury.jpeg

Steve

The jury box from "One Angry Man." I love that episode!

Lolac
:lol:

What's this?

That was from "Divorce" when Floyd B. Bariscale (sp?) greeted Rob with a punch in the face when he answered the door at the end of the episode.

I haven't visited here in a while, and I've just now come across this fun thread. I've enjoyed all of Steve's very good drawings, especially these:


http://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/attachment.php?attachmentid=135407&stc=1&d=1203220906

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http://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/attachment.php?attachmentid=132857&stc=1&d=1197151902

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http://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/attachment.php?attachmentid=134458&stc=1&d=1201310510

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The one of Laura and the Italian painter is just marvelous. The extra little touch of the "drip" coming off the paintbrush adds a real "pro" feel to it, IMO. ("You say no touch-a the brick, I no touch-a the brick!") :)



Here's one for you guys to guess:

http://tbn0.google.com/images?q=tbn:mxlXtHO4VS_rOM:http://www.aiga.org/Resources/SymbolSigns/gif_large/16_drinkingfountain_inv.gif

I thought it was called: Pink Pills For Purple Parents?
It's actually entitled "PINK PILLS AND PURPLE PARENTS", but Image Entertainment/(Brownstein Prod.) made a mistake on the title of that episode on the DVDs, and the mistake is repeated on both the plastic slimcase and on the DVD Menus too. A curious boo-boo, but kind of a fun error too I've always thought, because the title used on the DVD seems fitting too: "Pink Pills For Purple Patients". :)

Here's one for you guys to guess:

http://tbn0.google.com/images?q=tbn:mxlXtHO4VS_rOM:http://www.aiga.org/Resources/SymbolSigns/gif_large/16_drinkingfountain_inv.gif

Is that 'Brother Can You Spare $2500'? I'm thinking of the whatshisname Memorial Water Fountain.

Yes, Judge. Exactly. Very good.


ROB -- "Is that the Louie Wexler water fountain?"

WOMAN -- "I'm not sure....but ANYBODY can drink from it."

:)

Yes, Judge. Exactly. Very good.


ROB -- "Is that the Louie Wexler water fountain?"

WOMAN -- "I'm not sure....but ANYBODY can drink from it."

:)
And here I was all set to answer, "That's the fountain Lyle Delp stopped to get a drink of water at just before the police nabbed him." Oh well. Good one, JudgeGarth.
And thank you, David, for your complements about my art! They're much appreciated.

Steve :D

This should be fairly easy to figure out.

http://z.about.com/d/hotels/1/0/D/W/bathtub.jpg

That's the "Don't toy with me, you saucy wench" episode. (aka: "Never Bathe On Saturday", although Carl Reiner refers to the episode as "Never Bathe On SUNDAY" in one of the interviews done for the Image DVDs. :))

"How can you get stuck in a bathtub? Is it THAT narrow?"


Tell me the TWO episodes that this is associated with:

http://www.algi.qc.ca/asso/zami/tombstone%20cartoon.gif

One is "The Plots Thicken" where Rob and Laura have 4 cemetery plots, the latest being the one Rob's dad bought on a golf course.

The second could be "Not Now Anthony Stone," where Sally is dating a mortician or it could be "Ghost of A. Chantz" where Rob, Laura, Buddy and Sally spend the night in a haunted cabin and think they see the ghost of a dead man. Which one did you have in mind?

Lolac
;)

Correct, Lolac. "Anthony Stone" is the second one.

Hmmm?

Laura in her very large fur coat in "There's No Sale Like Wholesale."

Lolac
:lol:

The picture isn't exact, but the idea is from one of my favorite episodes:

http://www.seaeagle.com/pictures/cj/SE8fd.jpg

The inflatable raft from "The Curious Thing About Women." That is also one of my favorite episodes! :lol:

Lolac

In many episodes this object is visible. Where do we see it?

It is the lamp behind the couch in the living room.

Lolac
:wave:

the "urn" is on the shelf behind Rob's head when he's in bed. Do not know what it is tho.

This one should be easy. Give it a try! Lolac

I'm glad you brought this game back to life, Lolac. I love your new avatar and signature line too!

Those have to be Laura's Aunt's figs that the Peters' got in the hospital by mistake!



Alright, let's see who can identify this:

http://www.vandykes.com/images/products/02007364-lg.jpg

Correctomundo, Larry Surrell! That glass doorknob is "the biggest diamond" Laura had ever seen in "The Great Petrie Fortune."
:lol:


This also should be an easy one (ouch!!!)
Lolac

Any guesses?

Lolac
:confused:

Any guesses?

Lolac
:confused:
Would that be "Remember the Alimony" where Laura and Rob go to Mexico and alomst end up divorced???

The inflatable raft from "The Curious Thing About Women." That is also one of my favorite episodes! :lol:

Lolac
That is one of my VERY favorite episodes!!! I have it memorized backwards and forwards!!! It shows that I am more than a namesake from Laura, I am an exact replica!!

Would that be "Remember the Alimony" where Laura and Rob go to Mexico and alomst end up divorced???

That is a good guess, and it works, but it is not the episode I was thinking of. Would you like to try again?

Lolac
:wave:

Oh is it "Viva Petrie" where the bullfighting man comes to stay with Rob and Laura?

~LauraNamesake ;)

Oh is it "Viva Petrie" where the bullfighting man comes to stay with Rob and Laura?

~LauraNamesake ;)

That's it! It's your turn to post one!

Lolac

Lolac, (BTW: I LOVE that name!! I never thought of using that but that is brilliant!! X3 that episode too!!)

I heard that you liked to be challenged, but I'm not sure how much of a challenge this will be to you:


~LauraNamesake ;)

Lolac, (BTW: I LOVE that name!! I never thought of using that but that is brilliant!! X3 that episode too!!)

I heard that you liked to be challenged, but I'm not sure how much of a challenge this will be to you:


~LauraNamesake ;)

I just watched that episode yesterday. It's "Pink Pills for Purple Parents." Those are the carrots and peas that Millie brings over! Great job! BTW, Lauranamesake, are you new to the board? I don't believe I've seen you before so welcome!

Lolac
:wave:

Correctomundo, Larry Surrell! That glass doorknob is "the biggest diamond" Laura had ever seen in "The Great Petrie Fortune."
:lol:


This also should be an easy one (ouch!!!)
Lolac
LOL! Bustamente, perhaps?
But, as I remember it, "That lousy bull kept kicking him in the head..." LOL!

Steve:lol:

This one should be easy. Give it a try! Lolac
Give us a hint, Lolac?

Steve

I just watched that episode yesterday. It's "Pink Pills for Purple Parents." Those are the carrots and peas that Millie brings over! Great job! BTW, Lauranamesake, are you new to the board? I don't believe I've seen you before so welcome!

Lolac
:wave:
Yup!
And, yes I am new to here and thank you for welcoming me! Your turn to post again!

Yup!
And, yes I am new to here and thank you for welcoming me! Your turn to post again!

This one might be a little hard. I just watched the episode, so it is fresh in my mind. Good luck!

Lolac
:happyface

Is that the dog in "Odd but True" that ate the head off the potato shaped like a duck?

Is that the dog in "Odd but True" that ate the head off the potato shaped like a duck?

That is correct, Larry Surrell! Well done!

Lolac
:wave:

Here's another one:

http://www.toyufo.com/images/flying_saucer_in_action_1.jpg

The flying saucer in "Uhny Uftz."

Great picture, Larry!

Lolac
:crazy:

I get it now. Wasn't thinking hard enough.

Here's one, but I just watched the episode, so not sure if there will be more than one occasion that would involve this....I'm thinking of a specific one though.

The jewelry box in "The Cat Burglar?" That is a pretty one!

Lolac
:wave:

The jewelry box in "The Cat Burglar?" That is a pretty one!

Lolac
:wave:
Yup! Wow! didn't know if you would get that one! I love that episode!!!!!! It's so funny when he tries to open the jewlery box to get the one lone bullet out and he can't without it playing music! Then Laura says: "Oh Rooooooob!" Pure genius writing and acting!
Your turn!

Yup! Wow! didn't know if you would get that one! I love that episode!!!!!! It's so funny when he tries to open the jewlery box to get the one lone bullet out and he can't without it playing music! Then Laura says: "Oh Rooooooob!" Pure genius writing and acting!
Your turn!

I agree! That is one of my favorite episodes as well! This one should be easy.

Lolac :lol:

Romance, Roses, and Rye Bread? It could also be The Two Faces of Rob where he brings her home roses...her favorite red ones and others...
There are a couple of occasions with roses...the best one I can think of is Romance Roses and Rye Bread, but looking at your avatar, with Laura in her "Dolche Far Niente" dress, it could just as easily be The Two Faces of Rob (one of my very favorite episodes!!!)

Mind if I bump this thread?

I'm actually going to do an easy one and use an icon that I made recently! ;)

*Bump again*

The Square Triangle. :D

The Square Triangle. :D

CORRECT! *claps*
Over to you...

Since your sugar cubes made me hungry, let's keep the food theme:



http://ts2.mm.bing.net/images/thumbnail.aspx?q=562462329981&id=312a8949184551562e30bc4623b82f04

The Impractical Joke?

Yep ! :D

I'm not sure if this one has been done before or not, but here you go. :)

If this is a golf theme, it reminds me of "The Life and Love of Joe Coogan", but I could be horribly wrong, lol.

(BTW, it is GREAT to see you on the site again Carrie! You've been missed!! And that goes for the GS board, too)