Oh, Rob! “The Dick Van Dyke Show” is one of the most beloved TV shows of all time, but how well do you really know it? Take the ultimate showbiz quiz, and make sure you don’t trip over the ottoman!
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Question 1/10
While Rob worked in New York City, he and Laura lived in the suburbs. Where did they live?
Newburgh, New York
New Amsterdam, New York
New Rochelle, New York
Greenwich, Connecticut
Question 2/10
When Rob and Laura first met, he was in the army. What was she doing?
She was Mr. Grant's secretary
She was a television producer
She worked at a shoe store
She was a dancer in the USO
Question 3/10
In a classic episode, their son Richie discovered his unusual middle name. What was it?
Rosebud
Rowboat
Burford
Jughead
Question 4/10
Rob wrote for "The Alan Brady Show". Who played Alan on the show?
Sid Caesar
Carl Reiner
Mel Brooks
Danny Thomas
Question 5/10
Put-upon show producer Mel Cooley was always mocked for his relationship to Alan Brady. What was it?
He was his maiden aunt
They were third cousins
He was his butcher
He was his brother-in-law
Question 6/10
Rob and Laura's friends Millie and Jerry lived next door. What did Jerry do for a living?
Dentist
Police officer
Rabbi
Maker of fine cheeses
Question 7/10
Co-worker Buddy Sorrell always made fun of his rarely-seen wife. What was her name?
Penelope
Peaches
Pickles
Petunia
Question 8/10
On the show's famous opening credits, what does Rob trip over when he enters the house?
The ottoman
A giant boulder
RIchie
The family chimp
Question 9/10
What was Alan's secret which Laura accidentally revealed as a contestant on a game show?
He was a little person
He had a wooden leg
He didn't know how to read
He wore a toupee
Question 10/10
What instrument did the normally silly Buddy actually play beautifully?
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