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Release Date:
19 September 1970 (USA)
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Plot:
The lives and trials of a young single woman and her friends, both at work and at home. full summary
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Awards:
Won 3 Golden Globes.
Another 36 wins
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69 nominations
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(46 articles)
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R.I.P. David Lloyd
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One of the best.
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Cast
(Series Cast Summary - 5 of 60) | Mary Tyler Moore | ... | Mary Richards (168 episodes, 1970-1977) |
 | Gavin MacLeod | ... | Murray Slaughter / ... (168 episodes, 1970-1977) |
 | Edward Asner | ... | Lou Grant (167 episodes, 1970-1977) |
 | Ted Knight | ... | Ted Baxter (166 episodes, 1970-1977) |
 | Valerie Harper | ... | Rhoda Morgenstern (92 episodes, 1970-1977) |
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Also Known As:
The Mary Tyler Moore Show (USA) (promotional title)
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30 min (168 episodes)
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W.J.M. stands for "Wild" Jack Monroe. He was the station owner.
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Factual errors: On the newsroom wall there are various world clocks like you would see in a typical newsroom of that era. In the center is the Minneapolis/St. Paul clock, and to its left is a Chicago clock. Minneapolis and Chicago are both in the central time zone, so there is no need to have two different clocks. Furthermore it can be seen that the Chicago clock is set roughly an hour ahead.
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Quotes:
Mary Richards:
Oh Rhoda, chocolate doesn't solve anything.
Rhoda Morgenstern: No Mare, cottage cheese solves nothing; chocolate can do it all!
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Rhoda Morgenstern: No Mare, cottage cheese solves nothing; chocolate can do it all!
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Referenced in "Family Guy: Wasted Talent (#2.20)" (2000)
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Soundtrack:
Love Is All Around
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Right up there with the Dick Van Dyke show, in fact directed by some of the same people, this is another great sitcom. It seems they come along once a decade or so, and this is definitely a great one. Mary Tyler Moore is the newly liberated woman at work, dealing with all the same sexist stuff she dealt with in 1961 on the Dick Van Dyke show, but in a totally different way. The supporting cast is marvelous, from Ed Asner to Valerie Harper (as 'Rhoda') to the irrepressible Ted Knight as the vain news anchor. Hysterical stuff.