Can you find the real opening title for The Dick Van Dyke Show?
Which one of these is actually from the show?
With The Dick Van Dyke Show, Carl Reiner created one of the best sitcoms in TV history. It seamlessly blended both the workplace and home life and continues to influence shows to this day.
While season one opened with a montage of still images, the show used a different title sequence starting in season two. Do you know what it was? Now is your chance to prove it!
Of the nine images below, eight of them are totally fake. Can you pick out which one is the real opening title shot from The Dick Van Dyke Show?
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Which of these is the real opening title shot from The Dick Van Dyke Show?
Can you find the real opening title for The Dick Van Dyke Show?
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''That is the real opening title! You found it! The title appears right as Rob walks in the door." ------------I found it on the second try.
Got it on the first try with the Dick Van Dyke show it’s pretty easy to remember because if you see it in the opening he almost trips and falls
Now show us the Dick Van Dyke Daytime Show title
This show gets even more better with time. Amazing writing and acting and timeless humour. Truly what makes a classic TV show. Plays as good in 2020 as it did in 1964. Can't say that about a lot of TV shows.
The reason why the DVD humor is "timeless" was purposely done on Carl Reiner's part. He never, {very seldom, I think there were occasional ones;} had any topical jokes in the scripts. No mention of Kennedy, etc. One of the episodes that came close to being considered topical, was the one for the dance The Twizzle.
''Gets even more better''? That is very poor language usage, it makes you sound & read like a moron. Or an uneducated hillbilly.