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ONLY the real line producer gets that credit. And then there is the producer in charge of post-production, a VERY demanding job since on a TV show there can be as many as a dozen episodes, each at a different stage, and they have to coordinate every single part of it.
- Ter Late…That’S A Pun…Than Never – 8.9
- EW Sue Ann – 9.0
- Y Midwife – 9.0
- Baxter’s Famous Broadcasters’ School – 9.1
- L Mary Richards Go to Jail? – 9.1
- Lars Affair – 9.1
- Dinner Party – 9.1
- On A Happy Face – 9.1
- Ckles Bites The Dust – 9.4
- Last Show – 9.4
Some of the best episodes of The Mary Tyler Moore Show take place at WJM-TV, the fictional news station where Mary Richards (Moore) works as an associate producer. The news station has an ensemble of unique characters, including Lou Grant (Ed Asner) as the tough producer, Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod) as the comical head writer, and Ted Baxter(T...
Today’s fans might have forgotten that Betty White was a cast member of The Mary Tyler Moore Show. Introduced in the show’s fourth season, White played Sue Ann Nivens, a superficial host of WJM-TV’s The Happy Homemaker. She often makes judgmental remarks about Mary. How could someone be judgmental about Mary? In the season five episode “A New Sue A...
Ted Baxter finally marries his longtime girlfriend, Georgette Franklin (Georgia Engel), during the show’s sixth season. Fans probably thought Ted would never settle down, but Georgette is special. She’s sweet and somewhat ditzy, which makes her a great match for Ted. RELATED: 10 Female Sitcom Characters From The '70s That Would Never Fly Today In t...
Everyone knows Ted Baxter isn’t the best news anchor. He mispronounces basic words and he doesn’t seem to know what he’s reading. So, it surprises everyone in the season five episode “Ted Baxter’s Famous Broadcasters’ School” when a man asks Ted to lend his name for a new broadcasters’ school in Minneapolis. Well, the man turns out to be a con arti...
Mary finds herself in trouble in the season five premiere, “Will Mary Richards Go to Jail?” When Lou is sick, Mary takes over as producer of the news station. A man divulges inside information (with proven documents) about a half a million dollars worth of graft. The only stipulation he has is that Mary should never reveal his identity. Mary decide...
Everyone has their own opinion about Phyllis Lindstrom. Played by Cloris Leachman, Phyllis is often snobbish, controlling, and egotistical. Valerie Harper commented, “Mary is who you wish you were. Rhoda is probably who you are, and Phyllis is who you’re afraid you’ll become.” But no matter how you feel about Phyllis, everyone feels bad for her in ...
In one of the more famous episodes, “The Dinner Party” proves that The Mary Tyler Moore Show had one of the best casts in television history. Mary never hosts successful dinner parties, so she’s determined to change this when she hosts a party for Congresswoman Margaret Geddes. She only has six chairs for her dining room table and only six portions...
The season three episode “Put on a Happy Face” showcases Moore’s impeccable comedic timing. Mary is nominated for the prestigious Teddy Awards, but she is in no shape to attend the awards program. She has a cold, sprained foot, hair bump, and a stained dress. It doesn’t help that Rhoda seems to finally have some good luck in her life, unlike Mary. ...
In the season six episode “Chuckles Bites the Dust,” everyone at WJM-TV is surprised when the station’s longtime funnyman Chuckles the Clown died in a circus parade. You hardly ever saw Chuckles, but you heard about him frequently throughout the show’s seasons. During the funeral, Mary can’t contain her laughter. Then, when she’s asked to laugh, sh...
It’s often rare for a show’s series finale to be its best episode, but The Mary Tyler Moore Show is the exception to every rule. After seven seasons, fans had to say goodbye to Mary Richards and her friends. After WJM-TV is sold, everyone’s jobs (except Ted’s) have been terminated. It was time for everyone to move on—quite literally. Mary has a har...
Jan 10, 2024 · A guide listing the titles AND air dates for episodes of the TV series The Mary Tyler Moore Show.
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The first season of The Mary Tyler Moore Show aired on CBS from September 19, 1970, to March 6, 1971. It consisted of 24 half-hour episodes. The first season aired on CBS on Saturday nights at 9:30 p.m. Recurring characters introduced in the first season were: Mary Richards ( Mary Tyler Moore ), Lou Grant ( Ed Asner ), Murray Slaughter ( Gavin ...
Mary Tyler Moore (1970–1977) - episodes with scripts. Mary Richards moves to Minneapolis after a relationship goes bad. She finds work as an associate producer in a small television newsroom where the characters include Lou Grant, her gruff boss, Murray Slaughter the humorous writer, and Ted Baxter the Anchor Man who spends his time ...
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Season 7. From the love and laughter of Mary's dinner parties to the chaos and camaraderie of the WJM-TV newsroom, The Mary Tyler Moore Show will always be known as the groundbreaking sit-com that turned the world on with a smile. Don't miss out on Season 7!
