The Mary Tyler Moore Show was one of the most literate,
realistic, and enduring situation comedies of the 1970s.
Mary Richards was the idealized single career woman. She
had come to Minneapolis after breaking up with a man she
had been dating for four years. Ambitious, and looking for
new friends, she moved into an older apartment building
and went to work as an assistant producer of the local
news show on television station WJM-TV. In her early 30s,
Mary symbolized the independent woman of the 1970s.
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Series 0 - Episode 6 - The Oprah Winfrey Show: The Cast of The Mary Tyler Moore Show Reunites
Aired - 19 May 2008
Episode summary:
With each glance and every little movement, the cast of The Mary Tyler Moore Show captivated television audiences every Saturday night for seven seasons. No one had ever seen a character like Mary Richards on television before when the show hit the airwaves in 1970. She was a modern, independent, career-driven, 30-something single woman trying to make it on her own. When we first met Mary, she had just moved to Minneapolis, Minnesota, and landed a job at WJM-TV, the lowest-rated news station in town. With help from a legendary cast of characters, television history was made. Ed Asner played Lou Grant, the hard-nosed news director with a soft spot for Mary. Gavin MacLeod brought sweet but sarcastic newswriter Murray Slaughter to life on the small screen. Actress Betty White sauced up the screen as sassy and sex-crazed Sue Ann Nivens. Ted Knight played hilarious, dim-witted, egomaniac anchorman Ted Baxter, who was in love with sweet, naïve Georgette, portrayed by Georgia Engel. At home, Mary's man-crazy best friend, Rhoda Morgenstern, played by Valerie Harper, was always dropping in. Together, they were forced to deal with busybody landlord, Phyllis Lindstrom, played by Cloris Leachman. After seven award-winning seasons, the lights went out at WJM-TV. Now, the cast of The Mary Tyler Moore Show is reuniting on Oprah's stage—Mary, Lou, Murray, Sue Ann, Rhoda, Phyllis and Georgette are all here!
Episode summary:
With each glance and every little movement, the cast of The Mary Tyler Moore Show captivated television audiences every Saturday night for seven seasons. No one had ever seen a character like Mary Richards on television before when the show hit the airwaves in 1970. She was a modern, independent, career-driven, 30-something single woman trying to make it on her own. When we first met Mary, she had just moved to Minneapolis, Minnesota, and landed a job at WJM-TV, the lowest-rated news station in town. With help from a legendary cast of characters, television history was made. Ed Asner played Lou Grant, the hard-nosed news director with a soft spot for Mary. Gavin MacLeod brought sweet but sarcastic newswriter Murray Slaughter to life on the small screen. Actress Betty White sauced up the screen as sassy and sex-crazed Sue Ann Nivens. Ted Knight played hilarious, dim-witted, egomaniac anchorman Ted Baxter, who was in love with sweet, naïve Georgette, portrayed by Georgia Engel. At home, Mary's man-crazy best friend, Rhoda Morgenstern, played by Valerie Harper, was always dropping in. Together, they were forced to deal with busybody landlord, Phyllis Lindstrom, played by Cloris Leachman. After seven award-winning seasons, the lights went out at WJM-TV. Now, the cast of The Mary Tyler Moore Show is reuniting on Oprah's stage—Mary, Lou, Murray, Sue Ann, Rhoda, Phyllis and Georgette are all here!
Free Online Links To Watch The Mary Tyler Moore Show
Watch Rememberance of Things Past
Against her better judgment, Mary gets drawn back into a romantic affair when an ex-boyfriend who broke her heart returns to Minneapolis.
Watch It Was a Fascination, I Know
Mary suddenly finds herself in the uncomfortable position of being the “other woman” after Phyllis’s daughter’s 15-year old boyfriend develops a crush on her.
Watch Baby-Sit-Com
Mary has agreed to babysit her landlady's daughter, Bess, for the weekend, but when her old flame, "Sandy," surprises her with a date, she finds an unlikely substitute in the form of Lou.
Watch The Five Minute Dress
Mary's initial excitement over going out with the governor's executive adviser begins to wane after he repeatedly calls off date after date at the last minute. View More Links
+ Series 7
+ Episode - 25 The Last Show (Syndication)
Aired - 19 March 1977
+ Episode - 24 The Last Show (Curtain Call)
Aired - 19 March 1977
+ Episode - 23 Lou Dates Mary
Aired - 12 March 1977
+ Episode - 22 Mary's Big Party
Aired - 05 March 1977
+ Episode - 21 Mary's Three Husbands
Aired - 26 February 1977
+ Episode - 20 Murray Ghosts for Ted
Aired - 14 February 1977
+ Episode - 19 Mary and the Sexagenarian
Aired - 12 February 1977
+ Episode - 18 Hail the Conquering Gordy
Aired - 05 February 1977
+ Episode - 17 Sue Ann Gets the Ax
Aired - 29 January 1977
+ Episode - 16 The Ted and Georgette Show
Aired - 22 January 1977
+ Episode - 15 Lou's Army Reunion
Aired - 15 January 1977
+ Episode - 14 The Critic
Aired - 08 January 1977
+ Episode - 13 Look at Us, We're Walking
Aired - 25 December 1976
+ Episode - 12 Ted's Temptation
Aired - 11 December 1976
+ Episode - 11 Mary's Insomnia
Aired - 04 December 1976
+ Episode - 10 Murray Can't Lose
Aired - 07 November 1976
+ Episode - 9 Lou Proposes
Aired - 20 November 1976
+ Episode - 8 Mary Gets a Lawyer
Aired - 13 November 1976
+ Episode - 7 My Son, the Genius
Aired - 06 November 1976
+ Episode - 6 One Producer Too Many
Aired - 30 October 1976
+ Episode - 5 Ted's Change of Heart
Aired - 23 October 1976
+ Episode - 4 What's Wrong with Swimming?
Aired - 16 October 1976
+ Episode - 3 Sue Ann's Sister
Aired - 09 October 1976
+ Episode - 2 Mary the Writer
Aired - 02 October 1976
+ Episode - 1 Mary Midwife
Aired - 25 September 1976
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Second Season 1971
Release Date:
2005-07-26
Publisher:
20th Century Fox
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