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The Mary Tyler Moore Show: An entry from UXL's <i>Bowling, Beatniks, and Bell-Bottoms: Pop Culture of 20th-Century America</i> by Rob Edelman, 2002 August/September 1990 Memories Magazine- Ted Williams & Mary Tyler Moore by John Underwood, 1990 Minnesota in Fiction: The Mary Tyler Moore Show Architectural Digest MagazineJune 1991Collector's EditionAmerican Country Houses by Architectural Digest, 1991 Time Magazine October 28 1974 TV's Funny GirlsMary Tyler Moore & Valerie Harper by Time Magazine, 1974 CLASSIC SITCOMS: A CELEBRATION OF THE BEST IN PRIME-TIME COMEDY: I Love Lucy, Honeymooners, Dick Van Dyke Show, Mary Tyler Moore Show, All in the Family, M*A*S*H, Bob Newhart Show, Barney Miller, Taxi, Cheers. by Vince Waldron, 1987-01-01 Best Musical or Comedy Actress Golden Globe (Television) Winners: Cher, Mary Tyler Moore, Jamie Lee Curtis, Jennifer Aniston, Helen Hunt Television News Sitcoms: The Mary Tyler Moore Show TV Guide Sept 29 - Oct 5 1984 Mary Tyler Moore & James Garner in Heartsounds by TV GUide, 1984 MARY. "From Pillar to POST." Original script from the 1985-86 television series starring Mary Tyler Moore. by Teleplay by Ken Levine and Davis Isaacs., 1985 Television Shows Set in Minnesota: The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show, the Mary Tyler Moore Show, Little House on the Prairie, Coach, Fillmore! Mary Tyler Moore Rolling Stone #330 November 1980 by Rolling Stone, 1980 Rolling Stone Magazine Nov. 13, 1980 Issue 330 Mary Tyler Moore Cover by Jann S. (Managing Editor) Wenner, 1976-01-01 Mary Tyler Moore [Exhibit Card] by Exhibit Supply Co, 1960

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41. Take Me To TV Land - The Mary Tyler Moore Show
    Why, mary Richards of course! The mary tyler moore Show was an extremely popular show that aired on CBS from 19701977. mary tyler  
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    Extractions: Who can turn the world on with her smile? Who can take a nothing day and suddenly make it all seem worthwhile? Why, Mary Richards of course! The Mary Tyler Moore Show was an extremely popular show that aired on CBS from 1970-1977. Mary Tyler Moore starred as Mary Richards, a young women in her 30s who works at the WJM-TV Newsroom. Also starring was Ed Asner, Gavin MacCloud, Ted Knight, Valerie Harper, Cloris Leachman, Betty White, and Georgia Engal. Take Me to TV Land Main "Take Me to TV Land!" is an unofficial fan page with no relation to The Mary Tyler Moore Show, MTM Productions,

42. MSNBC - Dick Van Dyke And Mary Tyler Moore Return To Remember
    TV COMEDY. Tony Esparza / AP. Dick Van Dyke and mary tyler moore return to remember. ‘Dick Van Dyke Show Revisited’ is a look back at the classic show.  
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    Extractions: MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Shopping ... Money document.write('') Web Search: logoImg("http://sc.msn.com"); MSNBC News Alerts Newsletters Help ... MSNBC Shopping Search MSNBC: Advanced Search   RESOURCE GUIDE Buy Life Insurance Yellow pages expedia.com Shopping ... Small Business Tips TV COMEDY Tony Esparza / AP Dick Van Dyke and Mary Tyler Moore return to remember ‘Dick Van Dyke Show Revisited’ is a look back at the classic show Mary Tyler Moore, left, and Dick Van Dyke reprise their roles as Laura and Rob Petrie in "Dick Van Dyke Show Revisited." The Associated Press Updated: 7:43 p.m. ET May 05, 2004 LOS ANGELES - When Dick Van Dyke, Mary Tyler Moore, Carl Reiner and Rose Marie got together for a reunion of “The Dick Van Dyke Show,” it was as if 40 years hadn’t passed. advertisement “It was all still there,” Van Dyke said. “We did a lot of laughing.” Reiner, who created and wrote the series, for years had resisted CBS’ overtures for a traditional clip show, with the actors sitting around talking about themselves. Eventually, he settled on a story line and in a couple of days wrote what he called the 159th episode.

43. Mary Tyler Moore Show - Pazsaz Entertainment Network
    Information, episodes, and listings of the mary tyler moore Show television series. mary tyler moore premiered on CBS on September 19, 1970.  
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    Extractions: Description Show Description November 13 Mary Tyler Moore premiered on CBS on September 19, 1970. The classic hip series is about Mary Richards, a young, intelligent, single career woman. Mary moves to Minneapolis and gets a job as the assistant producer for WJM news. There she works with the gruff but nice producer Lou Grant, the pompous and arrogant anchorman Ted Baxter, and the friendly head news writer Murray Slaughter. Mary had originally moved to Minneapolis after ending a bad relationship with a boyfriend and this series showed her gaining and enjoying her independence. Mary Tyler Moore always has been, and will always be, totally hip and this was her hippest show ever. Theme Song: "Love Is All Around" by Sonny Curtis Cast November 13 Mary Richards .............................................. Mary Tyler Moore

44. The Classic TV Database - Classic TV Shows - The Mary Tyler Moore Show
    Home / Classic TV Shows / The mary tyler moore Show. Classic TV Shows The mary tyler moore Show. The mary tyler moore Show - 1970-1977.  
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    Extractions: Classic TV Shows Shows A to Z 1950's Shows 1960's Shows 1970's Shows ... More TV Sites Classic TV Store Books Collectibles Magnets Posters Fun Features Watch TV Search the Database: (Search Show or Character) Home Classic TV Shows / The Mary Tyler Moore Show Classic TV Shows - The Mary Tyler Moore Show The Mary Tyler Moore Show was one of the most literate, realistic, and enduring situation comedies of the 1970s. Mary Richards was the idealized single career woman. She had come to Minneapolis after breaking up with a man she had been dating for four years. Ambitious, and looking for new friends, she moved into an older apartment building and went to work as an assistant producer of the local news show on television station WJM-TV. In her early 30s, Mary symbolized the independent woman of the 1970s. Mary's boss was WJM-TV News producer Lou Grant, an irascible, cantankerous, blustery man whose bark was much worse than his bite. Tim's TV Showcase

45. BBC - Comedy Guide - The Mary Tyler Moore Show
    An article about The mary tyler moore Show, featuring a description, a cast and crew list and transmission details.  
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    Extractions: The Mary Tyler Moore Show USA, CBS (MTM Enterprises), Sitcom, colour, 1977 Starring: Mary Tyler Moore, Edward Asner, Ted Knight A landmark US sitcom that returned Dick Van Dyke Show star Mary Tyler Moore triumphantly to the small-screen and gave a generation of single American women a TV character in whom they could finally believe. It is virtually impossible to describe to British readers the place that The Mary Tyler Moore Show occupies in the hearts of a certain generation of Americans, but even without a knowledge of the social revolution in the US, and the ripples that the women's movement was causing at the time, it is not difficult to understand why the show was such a huge success: it had 'class' written all over it. Tight writing, spot-on characterisations and fast-paced plots lifted the show piece out of the norm and into the rarefied heights of sitcom heaven. The production evidently functioned as a hothouse, nurturing, developing and honing talent to the extent that virtually all of the creative crew went on to further triumphs with such shows as Taxi The Bob Newhart Show and Cheers The format was straightforward enough: Mary Richards was the lead character, a single woman (she was to have been a divorcee, but the writers then decided to depict her as unmarried) who leaves New York following the break-up of a relationship and arrives in Minneapolis, with its freezing temperatures and biting winds. Here she gets a job in the newsroom at a local TV station, WJM, reporting to the news producer Lou Grant, a man who, at first, seems frostier than the weather but soon thaws to become a close friend - albeit a hard-edged and deeply cynical one. Mary's newsroom colleagues include the nervy but delightfully witty Murray Slaughter, the station's sole news writer; and the TV newsreader/anchorman Ted Baxter whose colossal stupidity is perfectly balanced by his colossal ego; among the other staff at WJM is Sue Ann Nivens, the catty presenter of

46. CNN.com - Mary Tyler Moore Celebrated In Minneapolis - May 8, 2002
    She first flung her hat in the air 32 years ago, the celebratory ending of the opening credits of The mary tyler moore Show. mary tyler moore,  
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    Extractions: Languages Spanish Portuguese German Italian Korean Arabic Japanese Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW InStyle Business 2.0 Mary Tyler Moore Editor's Note: CNN Access is a regular feature on CNN.com providing interviews with newsmakers from around the world. (CNN) She first flung her hat in the air 32 years ago, the celebratory ending of the opening credits of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show." Now Mary Tyler Moore has something else to celebrate a life-sized statue in Minneapolis, Minnesota, of her character, Mary Richards, performing that signature move. And you haven't seen the last of Mary. Later this month, she'll appear in a cast reunion of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" on TV. CNN "American Morning" anchor Paula Zahn spoke to Moore Wednesday morning. PAULA ZAHN, CNN ANCHOR: Yes, she could turn the world on with her smile, and now 25 years after signing off, Mary Tyler Moore is getting ready to host a cast reunion of her classic TV show. The one and only Mary Tyler Moore joins us on a very windy and cold Minneapolis morning. Mary, good to see you. Congratulations.

47. Mary Tyler Moore --  Britannica Student Encyclopedia
    moore, mary tyler Britannica Student Encyclopedia. , moore, mary tyler (born 1936). Actress mary tyler moore was among the first  
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48. Mary Tyler Moore: A Who2 Profile
    mary tyler moore • Actor. moore played Redford). The mary tyler moore Show A short intro to the show, plus many fine moore links, The  
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    Extractions: MARY TYLER MOORE Actor Moore played Dick Van Dyke 's cheerfully patient wife Laura Petrie on the hit1960s sitcom The Dick Van Dyke Show . In 1970 she was given her own situation comedy on CBS, The Mary Tyler Moore Show , where she played the naively determined producer in a wacky Minneapolis newsroom. The show co-starred Ed Asner and became one of the most popular TV shows in history, part of the legendary Saturday night line-up that included M*A*S*H* All in the Family and The Carol Burnett Show . Although Moore is an icon of TV comedy, she has turned in solid dramatic performances, including a starring role in 1980's Ordinary People (directed by Robert Redford The Mary Tyler Moore Show

49. Mary Tyler Moore - Hairstyle Blast From The Past
    The Flip Of The 30s Ala Katherine Hepburn. Although she made it famous, the flip style did not really originate with mary tyler moore.  
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    Extractions: Best of Hair Talk Hair Disasters ... Book Reviews Hairstyle Blast From The Past by Karen M. Shelton You may be too young to remember the original Dick Van Dyke show. After all, that was over three decades ago in the 60s. However, Mary's signature hair flip has endured through the decades and continues to go strong as a popular hair style. Cathy Moriarity, Ellen Barkin, Barbra Streisand and even First Lady Hillary Clinton has worn the modern version of the flip. What is even more fascinating is that Jenna Elfman, the very talented half of Dharma and Greg, is often seen with her own version of the flip. (Photo of Jenna from Star Magazine). Ironically Jenna plays the 2000 version of a madcap young married couple. While Mary was married to Rob, the TV writer, Jenna is married to Greg, the lawyer. Both women portrayed the wacky, but attractive wife. It seems only fitting that Jenna, in role as comedy wife would look so great in her own version of the flip.

50. Mary Tyler Moore Show Photos Dick Van Dyke Laura Petrie
    How Do I Design A Website? Home · Celebrities M · mary tyler moore. mary tyler moore Photos Menu. Home Celebrities M mary tyler moore. Filmography.  
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    Extractions: Biography Actress Mary Tyler Moore was born in Brooklyn, New York on December 29th 1936. She made her debut in 1959 as Sam the secretary in Richard Diamond, Private Detective. Her face was never shown on the show, just her voice and legs. In 1961 she won the part of Laura Petrie on The Dick Van Dyke show. In 1970 she got her own show, The Mary Tyler Moore Show. She founded MTM Productions which produced WKRP. In 1969 she starred with Elvis Presley in Change Of Habit. Links Fast Facts The Mary Tyler Moore Show NAME - Mary Tyler Moore Mary Tyler Moore Show BIRTHDATE - Dec. 29th 1936 The Dick Van Dyke Show E-MAIL - mtmpix@aol.com Mary Tyler Moore Photos ADDRESS: Mary Tyler Moore Mary Tyler Moore Images 510 E. 86th St. #21A Mary Tyler Moore Biography New York, NY

51. CTV.ca | CTV News, Shows And Sports - Canadian Television
    Thu. Apr. 29 2004 854 AM ET. Advertisement. mary tyler moore urges more stem cell research. Associated Press. WASHINGTON — Actress  
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52. Super70s.com: Mary Tyler Moore Show
    Super70s.com (Where the 1970s never ended) looks back on mary tyler moore Show and classic Televison. mary tyler moore Show. By Ramsey Crowe.  
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53. The CLASSIC SITCOMS Guide: THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW
    Back to Classic Sitcoms Home I LOVE LUCY HONEYMOONERS DICK VAN DYKE mary tyler moore ALL IN THE FAMILY M*A*S*H BOB NEWHART BARNEY MILLER TAXI CHEERS.  
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54. KEYE: 'Mary Tyler Moore' House Up For Sale
    mary tyler moore House Up For Sale Asking Price For Minneapolis Home Is $1.7 Million Apr 28, 2004 1238 pm US/Central MINNEAPOLIS (CBS) The mary tyler moore  
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    Extractions: Exterior shots of the 112-year-old home were used in "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" during its run on CBS in the 1970s, although actress Mary Tyler Moore never set foot in the house during the show's production. The fictional character, Mary Richards, lived in a third-floor apartment. Her wacky neighbor was Rhoda Morgenstern.

55. The Mary Tyler Moore Show Episodes & Cast
    Trivia, description, theme song lyrics, cast episodes lists for the mary tyler moore show. The mary tyler moore Show Episodes Cast. mary tyler moore ..  
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    Extractions: Buy This Photo At AllPosters.com The Mary Tyler Moore Show was a comedy series about an independent woman of the 1970s. After breaking up with the man she'd been dating for four years, Ms. Richards moved to Minneapolis to start a new life. The theme revolved around her relationships with friends, neighbors and co-workers. Mary Tyler Moore ..... Mary Richards Edward Asner ......... Lou Grant Gavin MacLeod ........ Murray Slaughter Ted Knight ........... Ted Baxter Valerie Harper ....... Rhoda Morgenstern Cloris Leachman ...... Phyllis Lindstrom Georgia Engel ........ Georgette Franklin Baxter Betty White .......... Sue Ann Nivens Nancy Walker ......... Ida Morgenstern John Amos ............ Gordon (Gordy) Howard Robbie Rist .......... David Baxter Joyce Bulifant ....... Marie Slaughter Lisa Gerritsen ....... Bess Lindstrom Priscilla Morrill .... Edie Grant Who can turn the world on with her smile?

56. The Mary Tyler Moore Show
    The mary tyler moore Show. mary tyler moore starred as mary Richards, a 30ish single woman who worked as a news producer at WJMTV in Minneapolis, Minnesota.  
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    Extractions: Main Page See live article Alphabetical index The Mary Tyler Moore Show was a long-running sitcom that appeared on CBS from , one of the most critically-acclaimed shows and one of the most beloved in television history. Mary Tyler Moore starred as Mary Richards, a 30ish single woman who worked as a news producer at WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota . Her coworkers included the crusty manager Lou Grant (Ed Asner), newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin Macleod) and the buffoonish anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Mary's neighbors were the self-deprecating Rhoda Morgenstern ( Valerie Harper ) and the insincere landlady Phyllis (Cloris Leachman). Later series regulars included Betty White , who played Sue Ann Nivens (the sardonic and lascivious host of a show called, rather ironically given Sue Ann's off-screen persona, "The Happy Homemaker"); and Georgia Engel, who played Georgette, the somewhat dim but remarkably good hearted love interest of Ted Baxter. Unlike the characters in such earlier sitcoms as "That Girl," the single Mary wasn't rushing into getting married or having kids. Significantly, her neighbors and coworkers served as a nuclear family for her. There were numerous classic episodes of the series, in particular "Chuckles Bites the Dust" in which the WJM staff mourns (and laughs at) the bizarre death of a kiddie show host. The series ended in . In the final episode, everyone at WJM-TV is fired except for the supremely incompetent Ted. The cast tearfully said goodbye to one another.

57. USATODAY.com - Mary Tyler Moore Lobbies For Diabetes Research
    mary tyler moore lobbies for diabetes research By W. Reed Moran, Spotlight Health With medical adviser Stephen A. Shoop, MD Being able to view life through the  
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    Extractions: With medical adviser Stephen A. Shoop, M.D. USA TODAY Mary Tyler Moore. Being able to view life through the eyes and heart of a child is a gift most people lose after dealing with the disappointments and demands of adulthood. But for Mary Tyler Moore, maintaining her youthful exuberance, openness and optimism is essential to living fully at any stage in life. "What most adults fail to remember," says the star of long-running Mary Tyler Moore Show , "is that childhood is often filled with challenges, fears, and uncertainties as daunting as any we face decades later." But sometimes fate steps in to bridge this generational gap of empathy and understanding. "I was diagnosed with 'juvenile' or Type 1 diabetes over 30 years ago," says the five-time Emmy-winning actress. "It was initially terrifying, but as an adult, I was much better equipped to deal with this challenge than a young child." Although Moore has since undergone multiple procedures to combat complications of her disease, she refuses to complain about her condition.

58. Moore, Mary Tyler
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    Extractions: Mary Tyler Moore Mary Tyler Moore said she opposes abortion, but the actress also doesn't like President Bush's reluctance to expand research using stem cells from human embryos to achieve medical breakthroughs.(Participation)(Brief Article) (Hollywood Reporter) CULTURE VULTURE / Anchors (Way) Overboard (Newsday) LET US NOW PRAISE BRAVE DAMES (Denver Rocky Mountain News) CBS TUNES INTO OLDER VIEWERS' MEMORIES.(LIFESTYLE)(MEDIA MUSINGS)(Column) (The Capital Times (Madison, WI)) Top women share tears, triumphs

59. The Mary Tyler Moore Show
    The 1970s. THE mary tyler moore SHOW. (1970 1977). I just heard that they re giving mary tyler moore a statue in Minneapolis. Hey, why not?  
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    Extractions: I just heard that they're giving Mary Tyler Moore a statue in Minneapolis. Hey, why not? Who else do you think of when you think of that fair city (does anyone remember who Fran Tarkenton was)? I adored MTM on The Dick Van Dyke Show , so I was quite happy to follow her in her new role as the shy and awkward associate producer on WJM-Minneapolis. There are actually people today who criticize that show because of how provincial and "unrealistic" that news station was but 1) TV news at that time was provincial. In fact Ted Baxter was (admittedly or not) modeled after the TV anchorman of a small Los Angeles station, George Putnam (almost as big a jerk!), and 2) This is a TV show, not reality! I'm happy to see that the show is just as popular as ever, even though I haven't seen it in years. My favourite characters in the cast were Phyllis and Sue Ann Nivens, but I loved everybody. I think I adored Phyllis because I've known women like her. Women who were "modern", liberal, and dramatic to the point of histrionic, and of course very cultured and cultivated. Yet up until Cloris Leachman created her, no character like that had ever been depicted on TV, and as far as I know, no one has since unless one considers her British counterparts, Edina and Patsy from Absolutely Fabulous . But Phyllis paved the way!

60. The Mary Tyler Moore Show Tour On Citysearch Twin Cities
    Editorial Roundup The mary tyler moore Show Tour By Citysearch Editors, Twin Cities, Check out the mary House from the outside only, please.  
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