Rhoda - S01E10 - The Honeymoon

[@Fusion0603]

Binge watching this in 2024 and it’s transporting me back to my childhood.. I loved the 70’s 🥰🥰🥰

[@PaulManzi-gy6kc]

me too, got some favorites!!. like this one...

[@TheOriginalTinySatan]

What other good shows might you recommend. 😊 I’ve been obsessed with Golden Girls for a while now! Loved the Mary Tyler Moore show! And I’m looking for others like those and of course Rhoda! She was my favorite on MTM! So of course I’m loving the start to her very own series! My mom recommended MTM because I loved Golden Girls. Then I found Rhoda. 😅 Sorry. I’m a little awkward. But it would mean a lot of you or anyone could recommend some other shows to watch. I’m newly disabled so I have a lot of free time on my hands. Anyways sorry again and thank you in advance! I hope you have a wonderful day!❤😊

[@Fusion0603]

@ I’m so sorry to hear that you are house bound for the foreseeable future and I pray that you are not in any pain.. as for very good shows, I am encyclopaedia! Lol so atm I’m truly fixated with Severance it’s a very recent show but It’s keeping me on the edge of my seat, Dexter is also a big favourite but if you’re not into gruesome crime then maybe not for you.. twilight zone the original was out of this world a bit like our ‘Black Mirror’ but made in the 60’s…. The Night stalker was another show I loved as a kid anyhoo there are so many and I hoped I peaked your interest for now.. some recent shows are 3 Body problem and Bodies on Netflix two great series anyhoo I’ll leave you with those for now.. and I pray you have a wonderful week 🙏🌹😇

[@Yanula-rx5mj]

A delightful show I am watching. now year 2024

[@yvonnecooper5004]

Me too. Haven't seen in years

[@nathelondon3719]

Nothing today 2024 comes near these classics.

[@joystratton68]

Can't believe i never seen this and im 55yrs old! Born and raised in the Bx

[@chrish7975]

Whoever cast Nancy Walker as Ida was genius.

[@jmartin4204]

also as Aunt Angela in The Golden Girls

[@MarvinaBigby]

Martin and Ida was on golden girls.

[@Lisa-je5bb]

She was also the housekeeper on MacMillan and wife

[@rob_cd]

One of the greats

[@lorraineb.4698]

She started as her mother in guest appearances on the MTM show!

[@amarquez517]

Great chemistry with the two sisters

[@jodymann5993]

I really really miss watching these old shows a whole whole lot

[@bluecollarlit]

Now we have you tube! Also on here now: The Mary Tyler Moore Show That Girl with episodes all in order : ) Happy 2024

[@jenniferbenson6785]

I am watching Rhoda now in 2020.. Love it so much. It anchors me in today's world. I feel such joy and peace with Rhoda!

[@christineterpens3136]

I feel exactly the same , a piece of the past that brings a smile to our lives

[@rg33jones90]

Yes!

[@marionrosenfeld5970]

@@christineterpens3136 ii

[@dianamarie4351]

She got me through the quarantine

[@awshade176]

8/19/2022 . . . WATCHING IT RIGHT NOW

[@tgreer72]

Isn't it refreshing how when someone delivers a funny line, the other person genuinely laughs. I notice that a lot on this show.

[@spiff8862]

Even when Valarie Harper was on MTM you could see she was really enjoying herself. Same on Rhoda. So much fun having fun.

[@randilevson9547]

That is a sure sign of good quality writing. True for "Rhoda" and "MTM." As well as lots of other 1970's sitcoms. The quality of writing went downhill after that.

[@MarvinaBigby]

I caught a few episodes in reruns as a kid.i never firgot Rhoda and Brenda ty for these

[@michaelmitchell5098]

The writing in the first season was so clever!

[@meirwise1107]

Funny. Clean and funny. Someone should try that nowadays!

[@sueb6662]

Meir Wise it would work actually

[@priscillawinroth4205]

This was one of my very favorite shows in the past. Great to be able to watch it again. The good ole days.

[@RaeZoladawn777]

i have 2 watch these once in awhile its cause our world is so crazy now this is refreshing

[@reneebraxton1032]

Worse now. This is a sweet escape.

[@davidsanderson5918]

This is incredible. Doing exactly the same!!

[@bridgetnolan3947]

It's really bad right now (July 9th 2020) Thank God for Rhoda and KZbin .

[@lindajoydrew9482]

@@davidsanderson5918 no. N

[@katelynofriel]

I can't stop watching

[@tamjac10]

I remember the night my sister and I saw this. I was 8 yrs old in January 1975 and it was on Friday night at 10pm. We were so excited about seeing this episode. Nice memories!

[@lorraineb.4698]

Rhoda aired on Monday nights

[@MarvinaBigby]

Carlton squealing on the puppy 😊

[@possumclovett1549]

I love these episodes they are great to go back in time and enjoy watching great television wish these sort of shows were on now they make more sense

[@pathough2100]

True!

[@jalahagray7957]

I was born in 86 and I watch old 70s and 80s sitcoms more then I watch the newer ones today they just better

[@reneebraxton1032]

Great episode. I always loved this treasure of a show.

[@kimthomas8717]

I was in 4th grade when this aired I’m 57 now 😳 what a great time the 70’s

[@lorraineb.4698]

They were and a great time to be a teenager imho.

[@guesswho2390]

lol that Ida.. perfect as Sophia's sister in the golden girls too :) love these shows! thanks for uploading!

[@gaynorpatterson2915]

Aunt Angela. I think she got an Emmy for one of the episodes

[@jamesd.rhodes2655]

And the actor who played Mr. Morgenstein also played Rose's boyfriend Miles.

[@Rhonaroo]

The 70s were A M A Z I N G. we partaaaaaaaayed and got away with Morder! No cameras, COMPLETE FREEDOM and no screens! It was a complete BLAST 🎂🎯🎉🌟🦋🌹💯🤡🥸🤟🏼✌🏼❤️

[@dawng-schnurr4325]

Thanks for uploading this series. Is much appreciated.

[@RepentfollowJesus]

I just love the elderly man at their table. He was on lots of shows back then. He was in the police station when Mary was getting her.things back after her apartment was robbed a couple of times. He is a real sweetheart and sharp as a tack.

[@meman6964]

He was the bank security guard on Andy Griffith too.

[@ladytess23]

I think he played Gus on Leave it to Beaver. 🤣

[@sstavsky]

Burt Mustin

[@Ana-ui9il]

❤😊i always löved Rhodas style her fashion clothing how she knew how to tie her scarves😊

[@Sydneysider1310]

Great chemistry between Joe and Rhoda - made for each other... on-screen and off!

[@eloiseockert6561]

Both in real life were married to others.

[@spiff8862]

Even David Groh was written out of the series, he and Valarie Harper remained very good friends.

[@viralbuthow000]

Love the sexual innuendo of 1970s sitcoms. So much fun when it's not all spelled out

[@farrellmcnulty909]

MARY: Uh, am I undersexed? RHODA: I hope so. I'd like to think there's something I'm better at than you are.

[@keithwilson6060]

MARY’S MOM (to her husband): “Don’t forget to take your pill.” MARY AND HER DAD (IN UNISON): “I won’t.”

[@TaraColquitt]

The champagne toast and Nancy Walker!😂

[@graphiquejack]

her look to the accordion player was hilarious

[@EphemeralProductions]

Too cute and funneh

[@moec6862]

I was 4 when this premiered...I love rhoda I..

[@danacaro-herman3530]

@Moe C. I was 5!!

[@michellepost3098]

Hilarious. Nick Lobo played on alot of sitcoms back then, and on an episode of The Waltons. Their ship cabin is sure small. It looks like Third Class. Plus they are on a cruise ship for elderly people. Rhoda was so funny in this.

[@Mangos68]

He was David in One day at a time

[@Lisa-je5bb]

His real name is Richard Mazur. He was also on the waltons

[@jackiepyzocha7380]

RIP Valerie Harper

[@oldyeller6518]

Fondu was HUGE in the day, very trendy

[@tanyajohns7579]

It was just a happy moment love 70s

[@mthivier]

"What's wrong with my calling you Mama?" "I didn't give birth to you". LMAO.

[@halloweenjack2562]

Essential viewing in the mid 70's (UK) - every Thursday (I think), 9pm on BBC2 - never missed it. I would have married Rhoda myself in a heartbeat if Joe hadn't beat me to the prize......and I still would now! Missing you, Valerie!

[@ginaloverofangels]

I've never seen this episode, loved it. Thank you for posting :)

[@Ana-ui9il]

I loved Brend's apt/ efficency would love a place like that😊

[@nmc5858]

They loved the word terrific

[@m1k3ywestley7]

The announcer was Charlie the bartender on The Jefferson's.

[@asa1973100]

this rocks ! my mom says she watched this show 1st time round

[@michelemichele5204]

i just love her! rip Valerie. this one actually had me laughing out loud!

[@ceilconstante7813]

Hilarious episode!

[@TakeYourSeats]

IN This Particular Episode of "RHODA" : The Actor playing the Role of the man who is the FIRST man to Dance with RHODA when there is a public announcement over the Loudspeakers in the Dance-Hall sequence, where Rhoda and Joe are told to "Change Partners" Rhoda's "New" Dance Partner is played by Charles Lane ( Who appeared in Motion Pictures from 1930 and then later on Television, between the years 1930 and 2006. He lived to reach 102 Years of age...when he closed his eyes and passed away. You may recall him from many Movies and TV Shows, in TV's "Petticoat Junction" he was the grumpy Railway-Official that was intent of Closing Down the Railway-Line...do you remember him ?

[@stanochocki8984]

He was the Passport Clerk in the ''I Love Lucy'', episode where Lucy tries to fill out her passport application, so the Gang can go to Europe. And Fred, unplugs the clock, because Mr. Lane announces that he's out of there, at closing time. He was a great character actor.

[@aubreytreves]

Take Your Seats he was in so many shows - a wonderful character actor.

[@KJTV67]

He was also the rent collector in "It's a Wonderful Life"!

[@21rcfan]

He was in Murphy's romance.. Went for a ride in Murphy's vintage car

[@lorimiller4301]

He has such a great look, enjoy watching him. This is a great post. Love the way he passed. So befitting. I hope he's attending a bunch of parties and seeing all his old friends.

[@rcbrad3]

Mama? Why are you calling me Mama? LOL!!!!!

[@jolynnwhite7946]

Our parents and great expectations , for some the hilarious are y expecting 🌷👌🏾💕

[@MsFullheart]

claustraphobic in that cabin!

[@susanburkett3581]

Loved rhoda !

[@thomastimlin1724]

Next to the Marx Brothers in Night at the Opera, this is the funniest state room on a ship scene that I have seen. Character Actor Charles Lane must hold the record for being in everything ever made (old man dancing with Rhoda).Burt Mustin must come in 2nd.

[@scootergurl48]

Nancy Walker did several shows practically at the same time. McMillan & Wife, Blansky's Beauties, Rhoda, are three of them, along with numerous guest appearances, and a whole sack full of Bounty commercials (the quicker picker-upper). Very busy actress. Doris Roberts was like that too.

[@bluecollarlit]

Charles Lane was in several episodes of Bewitched, and a stand-out in the classic era feature film, "It's A Wonderful Life." Read his article on Wikipedia - he worked A LOT over Many years, it's amazing.

[@laurallama73]

Joe kinda looks like Tom Jones.

[@zimjun7]

Haven't heard THAT before....

[@pnv298]

You mean he's not? LOL I always thought so when I was a kid

[@EphemeralProductions]

More handsome than Tom though i think. :)

[@TheSkokiegurl]

Yes, the hair, nose and hot body

[@hunkhk]

Ida steals every scene shes in

[@unayza]

Oh my god, that old guy at Table 14 was even old in THIS show! Was he ever NOT OLD???

[@patrickmccarron5059]

unayza , he was only 14 back then.

[@zimjun7]

Oh! Burt Mustin!!! He's been everywhere! Even on "The Twilight Zone." When they were in a nursing home and all that played 'kick the can' became young kids again! I always thought that those skeptics had better play NOW before they 'kick the BUCKET!"

[@vivianhamilton616]

Ikr! He's OLD in every tv show I've seen him in...makes you wonder don't it?!

[@CDN1975]

Hey its Gus from Leave it to Beaver. He died a few years after this. He seemed old no matter what year it was.

[@ReneeNassif]

His name was Gus Mustin (1884-1977). He was a popular and entertaining comedian, character actor.

[@PuffKitty]

he didn't start acting professionally until later in life at age 67 😊

[@brookehanley3659]

@@ReneeNassifthis is from Nov 1974. Bert died??

[@brookehanley3659]

@@ReneeNassifBert Mustin

[@elaine.cammon]

rest in peace Valerie Harper 😢❤

[@crystalgrose]

The doorman’s voice sounds like the voice of the cartoon Garfield.

[@EphemeralProductions]

It is. lol. The same dude

[@crystalgrose]

@@EphemeralProductions 👍🏽😊

[@lorraineb.4698]

Love this show!❤

[@cynthialyman2636]

I took a cruise back in the day and the stateroom was not only smaller than the set they show here, but you opened the curtains on the "window" and the porthole was partially submerged underwater.

[@fredkruse9444]

Nardo and Banta? Gotta be the source for the Taxi characters' names. 0:58

[@l.a.gothro3999]

Wow, a boyfriend of Brenda's named Vinny something-or-other, portrayed by John Ritter, also played the accordion.

[@thestones8022]

charles lane burt mustin, nick brenda ida joe and Rhoda, pop......all star cast

[@jefferyhansford1971]

Make me so nervous 💗. Mr and Mrs John Killian.

[@jefferyhansford1971]

💵

[@trnigyul]

Hey its the old guy form All in the Family!

[@cynthialyman2636]

Downright filth and smut passes for today's comedy, unlike these shows which relied on sight gags and innuendo.

[@ajsea07]

The funny thing is I'm sure old people were saying the exact same thing when they were watching this in the 70s. Older people have been complaining about the loose morals of the young for thousands of years. Yet life goes on :P

[@lorraineb.4698]

Joe is so likable in this episode.

[@feliciagarland8462]

The bunks look like twin torpedo tubes haaaaa

[@stanochocki8984]

Joe's sexy hairy chest, was a real delight 43 years ago, and still a real treat. Many of my buddies loved his looks and mannerisms-- a real Pin-Up....move over Farrah Fawcet.....lol

[@lorimiller4301]

Attractive people are nice to look at but Farrah had something more than just teeth and hair. Her Soul really sparkled.

[@hunkhk]

So true .. Joe in demin is a sight to behold. What a hunk

[@thesilentdiva]

He was very hot

[@carmelaszymanski8104]

I LOVE Rhoda.. Never liked Joe.. Can't figure out WHY..JUST GUT .

[@sweetbeauty2153]

@carmelaszymanski Yes, I loved Rhoda, Brenda and their dad Martin, but their mom, not so much!

[@lorraineb.4698]

Sorry but he likable in this episode.

[@ginaloverofangels]

I've never seen this one. I do think Ida planned for Joe and Roda to be on that particular cruise. So sad, I hope they stayed in Baltimore.

[@sweetbeauty2153]

That would definitely be a shame if Rhoda's mom planned that particular cruise. Her mom was so annoying and interfering.

[@andreamuza8556]

If the cast members that died seem as tho most died from cancer 😢

[@faithfulforever6331]

I think Ida and Marty Morgenstern booked Rhoda and Joe a cruise in steerage.

[@larryshaver3568]

this is ALOT funnier than alot of the shit on now

[@pauldesigncomics2625]

Is the father the guy who played Miles on Golden Girls?

[@kathywollam32]

Paul Design&Comics ..Yes !. Harold Gould !....

[@pauldesigncomics2625]

Kathy Wollam considering about a decade difference, he aged well. Looked the same

[@lindaleelaw5277]

Hey, Carrie, you didn't invent the ' No Honeymoon'...

[@johndalton3180]

They pulled a bait and switch with the accordion player.

[@vivianhamilton616]

Yup I noticed that too.

[@michellepost5232]

This is the starting theme of this show that I like. It is funny, and briefly explains about herself. I have always thought the writers should have just had Rhoda and Joe contented to date or have their marriage a success. I don't know why Joe was such a dick about commitment later, I have known people who were married a third time and it was a success. Ida's interferences didn't help any, either. She was obsessed with marriage. Brenda was often in their apt., even to ask Rhoda for advice on what to wear. Yeesh! I would hate that ship cabin, and that ship. It's a cruise for people over age 70.

[@ericminch]

This is so funny, reading you arguing with the characters, who were created by the writers. And they say today's youth is out of touch with reality because of all their screen time on computer games and social media. That's nothing compared to all the folks who believe the people on TV are real. That's probably how Tr*mp got elected: "Hey, I'm on TV! Wouldn't you like your favorite TV star to be president?"

[@sweetbeauty2153]

@michellepost I agree, especially the part about the Ida character. Rhoda's mom was very annoying and irritating as h*##. Rhoda's dad and sister were sweet and adorable. Joe and Rhoda should have dated for awhile. He really didn't want to get married again and felt pressured by Rhoda. She should have just left that issue alone and just been content to just get to know Joe a lot better. I do recall him telling her straight out in one episode that he didn't want to be married again though.

[@TrainsFerriesFeet]

Burt Mustin and Charles Lane!

[@marvinabigby5509]

Only Ida would set up a senior cruise for a honeymoon

[@AA-dn7qe]

Ida is the Shit 💯👌♥️♥️♥️

[@MichelleMott]

Always loved Ida, she was a hoot. Rhoda and Joe married so quick. I never liked Joe, he always seemed so odd. I always liked Brenda, she was hilarious. I watched every ep new as a teenager. Rhoda danced with Homer Bedlow!

[@lauriewinek2453]

Why am I thinking Marx Brothers in that cabin scene?

[@josephpanzarella1417]

Me too!

[@spiff8862]

Kitty Carlyle 🛳

[@MegaLivingIt]

The captain should have visited their table and upgraded them free to a bigger suite with double bed and a porthole, but that's too much like right! 😊

[@lynnzino3284]

Ida reminds me of judge Judy

[@EphemeralProductions]

Well they’re both Jewish so it makes sense. Lol. Jewish mom thing i guess!

[@zimjun7]

Then I'd say "Then how about freshly unscrewed orange juice?" 24:37

[@kimberlygray699]

I just wondered why she used his name so much

[@christian_person5058]

Kimberly Gray the writers?? 🙄

[@angelacarleton9575]

I love theromantic New England honeymoon. These two were so special together - I would have loved with a guy like this instead of stuffing professional who was a pain in the butt like mine.

[@keithwilson6060]

Was that the first time they slept together? Please tell me yes.

[@merricat3025]

I would say no. At bridal shower episode said on pill for birth control

[@Lauren-h3t]

I stand corrected, the gut laughs like desi arnez

[@LEIMALOCCA]

somebody said it was clean... yeah? what about the 7 dirty jokes that they said within the first few minutes of the show? either way this a great show haha ya have to be smart to figure them out 😎😈

[@LEIMALOCCA]

Youre right but they were good. You had to be clever to figure them out lol

[@reneebraxton1032]

The dirty jokes were said with class. Genius. Dirty but classy. 🤣😂

[@christian_person5058]

renee braxton that’s right they used innuendo’s and didn’t blatantly say the obnoxious filthy things they say nowadays-on tv. They were careful because younger people may watch these shows. Some things went over my head as a teenager, we were greener back then. No internet or cable tv. Miss this kind of television.

[@rjkel]

Christian _person I just watched the movie The Boss and was pretty shocked especially as it seemed to be about a girls entrepreneurial business, lots of violence and weird overly sexual stuff said,sad. Watching this for a good old days easy time.

[@golumfrog7840]

I have neve seen two GROWN women. SO ATTACHED TO MOMMIE This is exactly why the Marriage failed Along with RHODA being sooo insecure

[@fran23324]

I have to say that I’ve never liked the character of Joe, controversial I know!!!………🤦🏼‍♀️

[@lorraineb.4698]

Likable in this episode.

[@meirwise1107]

A crappy wedding followed by a crappy honeymoon ....it was never going to last...

[@bonniedenouden2725]

i wish rhoda would leave the kerchiefs off her head, she has beautiful hair, and it just looks strange.

[@emdee7744]

Agree. The gypsy thing was dated and out of step even then.

[@christian_person5058]

Bonnie Denouden you obviously didn’t live around the 70’s, her character was very “artsy” and eclectic, that’s why the scarves was her signature luck. This was also the disco age. Her character was self employed. It isn’t your taste , but the different scarf styles looked nice on her in my opinion and obviously the fans. Otherwise they would have changed this.

[@juliemnm8273]

Love the kerchiefs....

[@bridgetnolan3947]

I love the way Rhoda dresses. Her clothes were so feminine and pretty (in most of the episodes )

[@EphemeralProductions]

That was the style back then. Although i think rhoda wore them more than most women did. Lol

[@dianamarie4351]

She should've just rolled w it instead of being rude to everyone. I think she was ungrateful for the expensive gift her parents have them.

[@ericminch]

"Expensive gift"? Better a two day cruise first class than a two week cruise in a crew cabin below the waterline.

[@dianamarie4351]

@@ericminch they saved for years to give that gift so yeah to them it was expensive.

[@ericgoldfarb4870]

Mary Tyler Moore show had best opening. Rhonda worst.

[@sarahhey7804]

Hey hilikeit

[@judithrandall4690]

Rhoda's personality changed from The Mary Tyler Show. She was so acerbic and sarcastic and tough. But here, she's average and her delivery is weak. I bet, as the star, it wasn't acceptable for her to be that quirky, so she had to be sweet and more passive. She's not Rhoda at all in this show. But her sister is fantastic, her sister's boyfriend, and her mother are all interesting and funny. You lose something and you gain something.

[@randilevson9547]

Brenda eventually ended up with the dim-witted Benny Goodwin, the rollerskating toll booth attendant. He was not exactly a genius. We never actually saw Brenda and Benny get married. They could never equal the grandeur of Rhoda and Joe's wedding.

[@m.e.d.7997]

Ida was not around to pass judgement on Benny.

[@g-girl9867]

I just have to say it again: that Joe had some lips.

[@hunkhk]

Not to mention the hairy chest

[@neenanorto3399]

If I were Joe , I'd start separation papers right away.They are not married 24hrs. Yet and they're already barging in on their 2nd day of they married life This annoys me to hell and back.👹👹👹

[@patrickmccarron5059]

Why do people from the Bronx have such heavy eyelids?

[@hedylamarr1688]

hubba hubba

[@BillKing8888]

They keep calling Rhoda 33 through these first-season episodes but she was actualy 35. Even when I wateched these as a 12-year-old, I felt she was a little too old for Joe.

[@deewilson3239]

If she was born in 41 and the show as in 74 then she would be 33

[@BillKing8888]

@@deewilson3239 But she wasn't, she was born in 39!

[@wombatlittle1]

That is terribly sexist

[@gilliankingston8259]

David Groh was slightly older than Valerie Harper in real life, he was born on the 21st of May, 1939 (he passed away on the 12th of February, 2008) whereas Valerie Harper was born on the 22nd of August, 1939 (she passed away on the 30th of August, 2019). In 1974 they would have both been 35 (only a difference of three months, which is nothing really).

[@RETROGEMS]

They looked the exact same age, LOL. An age appropriate couple.