The Mary Tyler Moore Show 2022 🌟 🔰✨ Look at Us, We're Walking ✅ Mary Tyler Moore Full Episode

The Mary Tyler Moore Show 2022 🌟 🔰✨ Look at Us, We're Walking ✅ Mary Tyler Moore Full Episode
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[@kathleendobens6648]

Shes so beautiful. Hardworking actors made a perfect product

[@lynettepalecek3141]

She was an actress- not an actor.

[@carolgray327]

Put Mary Tyler Moore and Frasier back on regular tv

[@Mrgop]

I could not agree more.

[@hotshoe1958]

They would have to be reanimated or cgi-ed.

[@brianarbenz1329]

Apparently, the station manager came back from the Korean War with some PTSD.

[@jujuoliver6959]

Ha ha, I don't know if this was before MASH, as he looks younger and thinner in the face

[@brianarbenz1329]

@@jujuoliver6959Without all those delicious meals served by Igor at the 4077th, Charles got thinner.

[@jujuoliver6959]

​@@brianarbenz1329ha ha maybe, ya never know. I loved MASH, I still watch it, even though seen all the episodes over and over. David Ogden Stiers joined MASH 1977, the year the MTM show finished, so I think this show was possibly done a couple of years earlier.

[@brianarbenz1329]

@@jujuoliver6959 I'm sure this was '76 or '75. I remember David Ogden Stiers in a made for TV movie about a clinic for developmentally disabled children called "A Circle of Children," which was aired just months before his debut on M*A*S*H. It would likely have been filmed in '76, meaning this jittery TV station manager role would have been in '75. That's only speculation.

[@jujuoliver6959]

@@brianarbenz1329 yes possibly, it will be on Google somewhere as most episodes of these various shows are named and dated. He was in an episode of Frasier about 25 years later I remember too. I think he was in his middle 30s when he joined the MASH crew.

[@hotshoe1958]

Did Mary ever do a guest appearance on “Grant”?

[@craigdowski8043]

No. I don't think any of the regular MTM Show cast members were ever mentioned on Lou Grant. The only character who appeared was "Aunt Flo" (Eileen Heckart)

[@creepycrawlers6950]

chuckles the Clown's pic on the wall is very creepy..........😳😳😳

[@DinoLondis]

You are right.

[@user-tp6fo7im3d]

To sum it up, mary upset about insultingly low salary, living almost in poverty. ted accuse mary of being old and spending too much money on clothes. lou BS's mary to keep from giving her a stupid raise. lou spits on ted when he asks for a raise. lou and mary go to executive office to look for raise. station manager winchester insults them both with a pay cut proposal. reckless lou threatens to quit and winchester throws them out of his office and wishes poverty on them. mary goes to drunk lou's disgusting apartment and complains about them being unemployed. stupid murray shows up and points out to them that they're not really needed and that things have been smoother since they sagged off. murray then leaves after doing nothing to help anyone and admits he's attracted to ted. lou becomes prideful and stubborn and mary gets drunk. ted's ditzy wife shows up to mary apartment uninvited and says stupid things. ted shows up and tries to get mary to do his laundry. mary annoyed with them both. mary broke and stupid. ted wife forces mary to be in debt to them. ted admits his mother is an alcoholic which probably explains his severe brain damage. stingy ted refuses give mary money until wife blackmails him. humiliated mary takes stupid check from imbecile ted. mary and lou go to winchester who makes them have to agree to split a raise in order to divide and conquer. selfish lou wants entire raise for himself and caves in stupidly for dumb reasons and then meowing orange cat that now dead.

[@fredkruse9444]

Good luck with being you.

[@alanoneill3065]

normalising Anorexia

[@hotshoe1958]

Believe it or not people were skinny back then. The food was not as adulterated like now.Fat people weren’t invented yet.

[@randilevson9547]

If an employee wants a raise, they have to justify their worth to their company, like improvements, achievements, and the like. Not just because of the financial health of the vompany.

[@brianarbenz1329]

Well, I don't know about the vompany, but the companies I have worked for have never acknowledged the worth of employees or our improvements etc. They have been dominated by execs who deliberately downsized to make their stock options rise. It's get rid of people above all else.

[@teutguy1]

That should apply to the management and CEO's as well!

[@Talletc]

You know this is a tv program?

[@teutguy1]

@@Talletc Yes a show depicting what workers are still struggling with in regards to their corporate overlords.

[@brianarbenz1329]

@@Talletc Yes, but we're Americans who grew up in the 20th century. TV shows defined reality for us.