Rob, Buddy and Sally write for the Alan Brady TV show under the thumb of Brady's brother-in-law Mel. Rob and Laura live in new Rochelle next-door to Jerry and Millie.
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05x32 The Last Chapter Aired: Jun. 01, 1966Rob recalls the events from his life as he wrote in his autobiography, causing Alan Brady to purchase the rights to use as a premise for a TV … [continue reading]
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- 05x05 No Rice at … (Oct. 13, 1965)
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Show's Cast / Crew
Directors
- Jerry Paris (84 episodes)
- John Rich (41 episodes)
- Howard Morris (5 episodes)
Writers
- Carl Reiner (214 episodes)
- Bill Persky (29 episodes)
- Sam Denoff (29 episodes)
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Series Fun Facts
- Laura's maiden name was changed from Meeker to Meehan following Mary Tyler Moore's divorce from her first husband, Richard Meeker.
- Carl Reiner and the other writers were very careful not to use any 1960s slang in the show's scripts. In fact, references to any time period or current events are very few and far between.…
[show]Carl Reiner and the other writers were very careful not to use any 1960s slang in the show's scripts. In fact, references to any time period or current events are very few and far between. Even The Beatles are never mentioned despite the fact that Beatlemania was at its peak while the show was in production. As a result, the show has not become dated over time and the episodes are still as fresh as they were when they were first aired.
[hide] - A grief-stricken Rose Marie wanted to leave the show when her husband, Bobby Guy, died. Director John Rich talked her out of quitting and she stayed until the end.


















