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Rob Petrie (Character)
from "The Dick Van Dyke Show" (1961)

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Alternate Names:
Robert 'Rob' Petrie / Robert 'Rob' Simpson Petrie

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  1. The Dick Van Dyke Show Revisited (2004) (TV) Played by Dick Van Dyke (as Robert 'Rob' Petrie)

  2. "The Dick Van Dyke Show"
    ... aka "The Dick Van Dyke Daytime Show" - USA (rerun title)
        - The Last Chapter (1966) TV episode, Played by Dick Van Dyke
        - The Gunslinger (1966) TV episode, Played by Dick Van Dyke
        - Long Night's Journey Into Day (1966) TV episode, Played by Dick Van Dyke
        - Love Thy Other Neighbor (1966) TV episode, Played by Dick Van Dyke
        - You Ought to Be in Pictures (1966) TV episode, Played by Dick Van Dyke
          (153 more)
  3. "The Comedy Spot"
        - Head of the Family (1960) TV episode, Played by Carl Reiner / Carl Reiner

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Comedy / Family
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From "The Dick Van Dyke Show: The Making of a Councilman (#5.17)" (1966)
[Rob meets his political opponent for the first time, alone in a waiting area]
Rob Petrie: Is it proper for us to be, uh, together, you know, before?
Lincoln Goodheart: Well, I don't know why not. We're not bride and groom, you know.
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