Name that film AND name that unrelated episode of Dick Van Dyke!

I figured I’d just make one thread for two things, though they are completely unrelated.

The first one is the easier one, I think.

There’s an episode of The Dick Van Dyke Show where someone goes to a very avant garde sort of play and a dude runs into the audience carrying (if I remember correctly) a watermelon. Anyone know the episode?

Now for the more difficult one:

When I was at university, so sometime between 1989 and 2004, I saw a film. It was black and white and in Japanese with subtitles. It was extremely low-key, a story about, I think, a middle-aged married couple and perhaps their daughter? Maybe the daughter was getting married or having a child? It seems that something was changing for the couple, but I can’t really remember. It was gentle, sad, and funny, but I can’t remember anything else. Is this ringing any bells?

There’s an episode in season five of DVD called Love Thy Other Neighborwhere the Petries and the Halpers have a falling out over their new neighbors, and the three couples end up at an avant-garde off-Broadway show. I think there were one or two other episodes that took a poke at the New York art scene, but I don’t remember a watermelon in any of them.

As for the film, I can’t help.

I think “Love Thy Neighbor” is the show.

God Lord, you have not given us enough on the movie.

I think it had a series of moving pictures, there were some people in it, and at the end there were credits. Does that narrow it down?

The episode of The Dick Van Dyke Show is “Romance, Roses and Rye Bread”.

The play in question is called “Waiting for an Armadillo”.

Yeah, that’s what I figured.

Aha! Thanks! :slight_smile:

My pleasure to be of assistance.
Just don’t eat the glowing walnuts. :slight_smile: