A romantic British film star arouses Rob's ire by his attention to Laura.

A handsome balladeer brings romance into Sally's life.

Rob finds himself caught in the middle after Buddy announces he is going to divorce Pickles.

An underworld figure involves Rob, Sally and Buddy in an unusual writing assignment.

Rob's Uncle George arrives in town and asks his nephew to find him a wife.

Rob Petrie and Alan Brady/creator, The Dick Van Dyke Show

Rob Petrie and Alan Brady/creator, The Dick Van Dyke Show

The theme to "The Dick van Dyke Show" performed by R. A. Wilson, Manualist.

One of the stars of Walt Disney's Mary Poppins, Dick Van Dyke, is re-united with that film's composer and lyricist, Richard M.Sherman and Robert B. Sherman, in this big budget and bloodless children's fantasy musical, based on the children's book by James Bond author Ian Fleming. Van Dyke plays Caractacus Potts, a failed inventor who lives in a big house with his two children -- Jemima Heather Ripley and Jeremy Adrian Hall -- and eccentric father Lionel Jeffries. Potts has to raise 30 shillings so his children can buy a broken-down racing car from the junkyard. After a disastrous attempt to sell his invention of whistling sweets to Lord Scrumptious (James Robertson-Justice), the local candy maker, he finally gets enough money for the car by doing a Dick Van Dyke dance routine at the county fair. Potts takes the car and miraculously transforms the vehicle into a shiny new car named Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. While on a picnic with the children and Truly Scrumptious (Sally Ann Howes), Lord Scrumptious' beautiful

Sally Rogers, The Dick Van Dyke Show