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Lucille Ball, The Lockers
Van Dyke and Company - S1 - E10
Lucy and Dick start with a physical comedy sketch set in "The New You Shop." Dick's monologue demonstrates the differences 'The Family Hour' has on programming. Lucy plays a fading TV star who won't allow Dick to tell her that her show is canceled. Andy Kaufman interrupts Dick and Lucy to do his impressions. Dick and Lucy play an elderly couple celebrating their 40th anniversary in a sketch where she continually tries to kill him to get her inheritance. Lucy and Dick are tourists trying to take the perfect photograph in a tropical setting. The Lockers perform a dance ...
Van Dyke and Company: Season 1 - 12 Episode s
1x1 - Pilot Special
October 30, 1975
Mary Tyler Moore, Carl Reiner, Gabe Kaplan, Ike & Tina Turner
1x2 - Premiere
September 20, 1976
Andy Kaufman played Mr. Andy, who won a fake contest on the show. Dick Van Dyke hosts a fake newscast and Andy Kaufman thinks he is a regular on the show.
1x3 - John Denver
October 7, 1976
Featured ""The Bright Family"", a pantomime routine featuring the LA Mime Company, and an appearance by Andy Kaufman
1x4 - The Spinners
October 14, 1976
Dick Van Dyke featured guests ""The Spinners"", ""George Foreman"" and ""Freddie Prinze"". Featured skits were the regular Bright Family and Pantomime routines as well as a performance by the Spinners
1x5 - Hal Linden, The Sylvers
October 28, 1976
1x6 - Carol Burnett, Sha Na Na
November 11, 1976
Guest: Carol Burnett. Other appearances: the L.A. Mime Company, and Barry Van Dyke. Dick and Carol do a mime sketch about a carnival darts booth and a nearsighted customer. Andy Kaufmann does a lip-sync routine to Old MacDonald.
1x7 - Harvey Korman, Lola Falana
November 18, 1976
1x8 - Freddie Prinze, George Foreman, The Spinners
November 25, 1976
Dick Van Dyke featured guests ""The Spinners"", ""George Foreman"" and ""Freddie Prinze"". Featured skits were the regular Bright Family and Pantomime routines as well as a performance by the Spinners
1x9 - Sid Caesar, Donna Fargo
December 2, 1976
1x10 - Lucille Ball, The Lockers
December 9, 1976
Lucy and Dick start with a physical comedy sketch set in "The New You Shop." Dick's monologue demonstrates the differences 'The Family Hour' has on programming. Lucy plays a fading TV star who won't allow Dick to tell her that her show is canceled. Andy Kaufman interrupts Dick and Lucy to do his impressions. Dick and Lucy play an elderly couple celebrating their 40th anniversary in a sketch where she continually tries to kill him to get her inheritance. Lucy and Dick are tourists trying to take the perfect photograph in a tropical setting. The Lockers perform a dance ...
1x11 - Bobbie Gentry, John Byner
December 16, 1976
In this Christmas special we have song numbers and skits including: a wife who's big husband comes home to find Dick and a friend with her alone, fighting Santa's, and a special gift under the Christmas tree -- Andy Kaufman.
1x12 - Tom Smothers, Jim McKay, Sha Na Na
December 30, 1976