Mary Tyler Moore Show 20th Anniversary Special Feb 1991 Betty White, Ed Asner, Valerie Harper

[@edithfundaro1089]

I STILL WATCH THE MARRY TYLER MOORE SHOW..I WILL NEVER FORGET HER

[@dianam9028]

Me too 😊 Every night before going to bed.

[@nancyhowell4505]

*Mary 🙂

[@johnkeating362]

We wish we could be invited to one of Mary’s lousy dinner parties!

[@fob1xxl]

One of the BEST COMEDY shows ever ! The cast and writing was simply amazing! Thanks guys !!!!!💙

[@trhansen3244]

I haven't seen it yet but I have it ranked around #37.

[@homegown1234]

I loved every episode that was on this show. That's how good I felt watching the MTM Show and loving it.

[@vestonbruno2795]

In memories of Mary Tyler Moore, Ed Asner, Valerie Harper, Gavin MacLeod, Ted Knight, Betty White, Georgia Engel, Allan Burns, Jay Sandrich, Cloris Leachman, Jack Haley, Jr., David Lloyd, David Davis, and Lorenzo Music.

[@michaelholman5645]

This is the first time I’ve seen this since it aired in 1991. Now all these people are gone, but that was an absolute classic show. The finale of the Mary Tyler Moore show is still the gold standard of series finale. It was a 30 minute show without any gimmicks and wrapped up everything very very nicely.

[@kendallrivers1119]

I believe that the MTM finale was the biggest influence on the Everybody Loves Raymond series ender. Both shows did only a half hour and both stayed true to the natures of their shows without bog gimmicks.

[@TMendocino]

Mary was with me through my entire childhood from the Dick Van Dyke show through the Mary Tyler Moore Show to Rhoda, Phyllis and Lou Grant. Lot's of great memories with my Sister in front of the TV in pajamas. Thank you for this video!

[@Lava1964]

If you can watch the last scene from the last episode without tearing up, you are not a fan of this terrific sitcom.

[@michaelstacey8303]

You don’t have the authority to say that!

[@nonenoneonenonenone]

Those were the days. She brought happiness to the nation.

[@wvpirate]

I have never seen this before. What a delight to see the cast together again. With the exception of Ted Knight. One of the best ensembles ever. Nice to see them all happy and healthy. Your legacy will live on. ❤

[@garethwood6659]

I was born in 1971 but I remember my parents watching this and I've watched it for nostalgia. It was a great show

[@carmeldelaney1086]

I was a young Mother in Teheran in 1976 and I loved watching The MTM show.I loved how She threw her hat into the air.

[@yamil.343]

“You’re gonna make it after all”…. ❤

[@trhansen3244]

The writer of that song was none other than Paul Lynde.

[@stephenr3910]

I remember when this was on. I was at the gym and there was a man all the way across the floor on the bike watching it, laughing hysterically.

[@mikieanthony777]

Valerie Harper was so beautiful ❤❤❤❤

[@kathymartin7724]

Great show from the 70s. This was such a good reunion show. It was great to see them watching the TV together at the end. Rest in peace to the cast of Mary Tyler Moore.

[@johnkeating362]

It’s hard to believe they’re all gone now. I met Georgia Engel once. I was shocked when she opened her mouth to speak, it was Georgette’s voice. She actually spoke that way all the time.

[@uofa82]

THE MTM SHOW went from just a new show in the CBS fall line up to an iconic part of American culture. Thanks to all who made that happen! 😢❤

[@trhansen3244]

Well, I wouldn't say 'iconic'. Dick Van Dyke was iconic. Cheers was, too. And Seinfeld. Yep.

[@uofa82]

I say iconic because broke many barriers for women both in tv and in culture

[@debrahelmlinger6256]

I will never forget hearing the promos on the radio😂

[@debrahelmlinger6256]

It was iconic for the time

[@jenifaburnley1385]

The Mary Tyler Moore would always be a GEM of a show.....❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@trhansen3244]

They are remaking it but this time Mary will be a black transgendered woman and will take place in Detroit.

[@rick3747]

I am 57. I love television shows and while we have had stellar US tv shows only two of them influenced me beyond just entertaining me. Mary Tyler Moore Show and Bob Newhart Show are just incredible shows to me.

[@42lookc]

I'm 57 as well. What a show this was! These people made their characters so real and relatable. And so delightfully campy and comical. It was great! Such warm memories of when television was great.

[@rick3747]

@@42lookc Yes, these shows are like good family, friends and neighbors.

[@trhansen3244]

I cannot believe you mentioned Bob Newhart. He once voted for a Republican.

[@debrahelmlinger6256]

So

[@blessedbowmanmichelle]

Love the Mary Tyler Moore show

[@MrDevius2]

Have seen this before but it's worth seeing again. And again and again again. Just like the series itself. The writing was fantastic (Executive Producer/Co-creator/All Around Amazing writer James L. Brooks followed up with the Emmy winning TAXI and Oscar winning TERMS OF ENDEARMENT). There have been some amazing sitcoms in the history of television so it's hard for me to say that this extraordinary cast was the best ever but I will say that there's never been one that's better. Each actor was fantastic on their own but they were even better together. What an ensemble led by the incomparable MTM. ❤️

[@darcygraham2430]

SUCH a great show...never missed it and this was a wonderful time to reminisce...the actors, the writing, brilliant comedy....what a cast, what a team! Thank you for doing this show MTM and thank you for posting this wonderful remembrance.

[@jayjaz1873]

Magnificent show! Comedy gold

[@camickelson]

Wonderful people and show

[@debrahelmlinger6256]

Can't stop alternating between crying and laughing out LOUD😊 and I've seen it before

[@keetahbrough]

the last scene had me crying... what 50 yrs later..? I watch Mary Tyler Moore on KZbin and find it to be one of the funniest shows ever.. the dialogue is so clever and, well. You know.. xo I saw all the girls on Hot In Cleveland... for the last time they were all together. And that got me into who they were, and what sitcom they had been on, which took me down this road of amazing television comedy gold. I cannot stop watching.

[@debbiedebbie9473]

Thank you very much for sharing this. ❤❤❤

[@debbiedebbie9473]

Love these shows. I always forget that Gavin McLeod is the same actor in MTM as the captain of the Love Boat. Seems like 2 different people. 🙂🍀⭐♥️♥️♥️♥️⭐⭐⭐

[@theringoone]

Mary Tyler Moore was a great actress and a very beautiful women.

[@trhansen3244]

Yeah but she struggled to find love for nearly 60 years.

[@debrahelmlinger6256]

Yeah, ok, I'm 62 and haven't found it yet at least she did

[@melodymusik261]

Even the theme song was beautiful!!

[@pumfoobet9235]

Yes, I heard that MTM loved the theme song and even credited the show's success partly on the song.

[@trhansen3244]

The writer of the song was none other than Dick Sargent of Bewitched.

[@divinewon73]

@@trhansen3244 On September 19, 1970, The Mary Tyler Moore Show debuted on CBS. And it's impossible to think of it without smiling and humming a little “Love Is All Around.” That ditty became 56 seconds of TV theme song history and the deal of a lifetime for songwriter Sonny Curtis who wrote and performed it.

[@dianavalentine922]

Never seen this before.Thx for sharing.This is was way before my time.

[@trhansen3244]

There are some very good shows from even before Joe Biden was born.

[@PthaloGreen2]

"I'll have a Brandy Alexander." Lol

[@c.t.p.9821]

And this was 33 years ago...

[@pacnwguy9056]

They're all gone now. 😢

[@townhall05446]

This show was a key part of the CBS Saturday night TV powerhouse lineup. All In The Family, M*A*S*H, The Bob Newhart show, MTM, and Carol Burnett. You could sit down in front of the TV on s Saturday evening and be sure of three solid hours of great television. Never again since then.

[@divinewon73]

In Florida, 7:30 PM the price is right, 8:00 PM, all in the family, 8:30 PM Bridget loves Bernie/other shows, 9:00 PM Mary Tyler Moore, 9:30 PM Bob Newhart show, 10 PM Carol Burnett. My Saturday lineup for all that TV shows I watched on CBS every Saturday without fail. I loved it all and had most on DVD.

[@stephenr3910]

A good Phyllis line was, "I hope you are as happy in your marriage as Lars is in ours."

[@supermanziggy]

Thank you so much

[@macedon4049]

Valerie Harper was incredibly sexy. RIP Valerie

[@uofa82]

It takes a certain humility to play a character so obnoxious. Ted Knight must have been a very humble man. He was a flawless Ted Baxter.

[@trhansen3244]

Second best obnoxious character ever. The best? It had to be Larry Linville as Frank Burns on MASH.

[@dodgingbullets3503]

I watch MTM every nite 2024......Set um up Joe👏👏😂😂😂😂

[@MikeP-sq6be]

Jack Haley, the director of this special, is the son of the actor who played the Tin Man in The Wizard of Oz. He was also Liza Minelli's husband at one point.

[@jamesriccardo2225]

Everyone was wonderful on that show, but Sue Ann's zingers (and expressions of unbridled lust) are my absolute favorite bits

[@trhansen3244]

I was surprised to hear she and Lou actually did date for a time. But it didn't last and they both ended up marrying others.

[@jordanthomas145]

great reunion special. can you upload the 2005 tvland awards

[@pepalermo]

All gone now but Betty and Ed. :(

[@irock2403]

They are gone too 😔

[@jchow5966]

💟💟💟💟

[@MrIAMTHESIR]

Saturday Night was the best on CBS: All In The Family, ???, MTG, Bob Newhart, Carol Burnett...

[@divinewon73]

???= “Bridget loves Bernie” and a few others

[@SueProv]

This was hilarious.

[@MikeP-sq6be]

Sadly Ted passed away in 86

[@brothergaryii]

Everybody in the cast is dead, esp. Mary! May they all #RIP!

[@melreslor2114]

Just supporting (adult) actors from the MTM show are alive: Joyce who played Gavin's (Murray) wife and John Amos the weatherman in the early days of the show. Joyce is two weeks older than MTM and John Amos is two years younger.

[@trhansen3244]

Dick Van Dyke is still alive.

[@johnny-r]

Bit of trivia: Every regular cast member is now dead, and all of them died between 2017 and 2021, except for Ted Knight (1986). This includes Mary, Lou, Rhoda, Phyllis, Murray, Georgette and Sue Ann. And their ages varied from the 70s to the 90s.

[@divinewon73]

Betty White was the last and died December 31, 2021 only a few weeks before her 100th birthday on January 17, 2022.

[@stacystoltz8722]

❤️😊🌞😎😋📺🌹🎈❤️💕

[@codym8897]

Do you have the full episode of Austin City Limits from 1991? Merle Haggard and Masters of Bluegrass perform.

[@sarahlindsey4965]

Likeit likeit

[@stacystoltz8722]

❤📺😃💪💕💕😍🌹🎈😋😎

[@sarahlindsey4965]

Hey hey

[@sarahlindsey4965]

Hi hi

[@dalededen]

They left John Amos out of all of these reunions.

[@sarahlindsey4965]

Hi hiheylikeit

[@CornvilleConsigliere]

Damn i cane here for designing women and it was preempted by this.🤷😉😅

[@bl1429]

This was the beginning of feminism, which turned into the ME 2 movement. Women are starting to wish for the old days back.

[@trhansen3244]

Well, the last woman I saw on tv was stopped by the police for driving erratically. She told the police she had social anxiety issues. And that's why she was driving erratically. And she got really upset when the cop used the term 'maam'. She had her own special pronoun. Turns out she was legally drunk and driving the wrong way on a one way and it was pure luck no one was killed. She is likely a Hamas supporter, too. Of course.

[@stumack9755]

NOT!

[@stumack9755]

Georgette voice is sooooooooooo annoying.