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Everyone knows that all seven seasons of this present are classics. However, since Fox dropped the ball and declined to include a listing of the episode titles, descriptions and airdates – here they are. You can save this in a Word document (prick the size) and print it out.
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DISC ONE
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1) Will Mary Richards Go to Jail? (Airdate: September 14, 1974)
Mary refuses to sing a news source for a legend she produced and has to utilize a night in jail.
2) Not Objective Another Glowing Face (Airdate: September 21, 1974)
Mary dates a man with whom she has nothing in accepted and becomes concerned that their relationship is superficial.
3) You Sometimes Afflict the One You Loathe (Airdate: September 28, 1974)
Lou finally loses his temper with Ted when he endorses a political candidate on The Six O’Clock News and throws him through the office doors. Lou feels guilty, and Ted takes advantage of him.
4) Lou and That Woman (Airdate: October 5, 1974)
Lou begins seeing a cocktail lounge singer but becomes wretched about her past.
5) The Outsider (Airdate: October 12, 1974)
WJM-TV hires a young business consultant, who demands definite changes for The Six O’Clock News, offending every member of the news team.
6) I Treasure a Piano (Airdate: October 19, 1974)
Murray meets an pleasing woman at one of Mary’s parties and considers having an affair. On the pretext of buying her primitive piano, he goes to observe her.
7) The Unusual Sue Ann (Airdate: October 26, 1974)
A fan named Gloria persuades Sue Ann to hire her for The Jubilant Homemaker. Sue Ann is less than satisfied when the young woman plays up to the region manager and gets a larger role on the point to at the expense of her believe.
Menage-a-Phyllis (Airdate: November 2, 1974)
Phyllis dates a man on a platonic basis, but he is attracted more to Mary and begins seeing her.
DISC TWO
9) Not a Christmas Sage (Airdate: November 9, 1974)
The entire newsroom staff are arguing with each other, and when they are trapped at the office due to terrible weather, Sue Ann decides to assist her Christmas dinner early.
10) What Are Friends For? (Airdate: November 16, 1974)
Mary finds out honest how lonely the life Sue Ann leads really is when the pair travels to Chicago to portray WJM at a broadcasters’ convention.
11) A Boy’s Best Friend (Airdate: November 23, 1974)
Ted is tremulous when he finds out his mother does not intend to marry her boyfriend, but will live with him.
12) A Son for Murray (Airdate: November 30, 1974)
Murray, the father of three daughters, wants a son. When he is unable to convince Marie to have another child, the couple decides to adopt instead.
13) Neighbors (Airdate: December 7, 1974)
Lou finally decides to fade out of his house and into something smaller. He rents Rhoda’s extinct apartment and begins taking over Mary’s private life.
14) A Girl Like Mary (Airdate: December 14, 1974)
When Lou decides to add a female newscaster to his staff and gives orders to acquire “a girl like Mary,” Mary decides to audition for the job herself.
15) An Affair to Forget (Airdate: December 21, 1974)
When Mary is promoted from associate producer to producer of The Six O’Clock News, Ted finally makes his depart and soon convinces the rest of the newsroom staff that he and Mary are having an affair.
16) Mary Richards: Producer (Airdate: January 4, 1975)
Feeling that she is the producer of The Six O’Clock News in name only, Mary asks Lou for the chance to actually earn the prove on her believe.
DISC THREE
17) The System (Airdate: January 11, 1975)
When Ted astonishes everyone by coming up with a winning system for betting on football games, Lou goes into partnership with him, and bets all their winnings for the season on the Shipshape Bowl without telling Ted.
18) Phyllis Whips Inflation (Airdate: January 18, 1975)
Phyllis suffers the ultimate indignation when she’s forced to behold a job after Lars cuts off her credit cards, and she finds that she has no employable skills.
19) The Shame of the Cities (Airdate: January 25, 1975)
Lou tries to recapture the dynamism of the crusading reporter he once was by launching an investigation into big-city politics, only to secure that the politician be has chosen to investigate is completely fair.
20) Marriage Minneapolis Style (Airdate: February 1, 1975)
Ted gets swept up in the spirit of Murray’s 20th wedding anniversary party and chooses the most public site possible to pop the seek information from to Georgette, but gets frigid feet soon afterward.
21) You Try To Be a Nice Guy (Airdate: February 8, 1975)
Mary agrees to abet a girl she met in jail go straight, but is frustrated by Sherry’s unwillingness to procure a frail job.
22) You Can’t Lose ‘Em All (Airdate: February 15, 1975)
Lou wins the Albert Mason Award, which he had once said was for broadcasting veterans who couldn’t chew their bear food.
23) Ted Baxter’s Eminent Broadcasters’ School (Airdate: February 22, 1975)
When Ted falls victim to a con artist while attempting to put “Ted Baxter’s Distinguished Broadcasters’ School,” he turns to Lou, Mary, and Murray to pose as the faculty and give the opening night’s lectures.
24) Anybody Who Hates Kids and Dogs (Airdate: March 8, 1975)
Mary likes her recent boyfriend but finds his son absolutely intolerable.
Article from 8/31 NY Times
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/31/arts/television/31harr.html? scp=3&sq=mary%20tyler%20moore&st=cse
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I won’t copy the entire article, but here are some relevant quotes:
FANS of one of the greatest sitcoms in history, you finally have cause to rejoice: Chuckles the Clown is, once again, going to bite the dust, and this time he’s doing it on DVD.
What knocked the series off the hastily track, according to Steven Feldstein, senior vice president for corporate and marketing communications at 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment, was a glutted marketplace. “We looked at the landscape of the TV-to-DVD business and stepped aid,” he said. “The other studios were dumping stuff that nobody wanted onto DVD. I mean, `What you talkin’ ’bout, Willis? ‘ Arrive on. People were dumping everything.”
This May [Oprah Winfrey] devoted an hour of her display to a reunion of the entire surviving modern cast, complete with a replica of the WJM region. During the demonstrate Ms. Winfrey wept with joy.
Fox got the message and has now committed to releasing all three remaining seasons, covering episodes from the drop of 1974 to the spring of 1977.
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