As a young PR person working in downtown Minneapolis we had the thrill of seeing MTM and her husband at least once. They were filming a show open in the third floor restaurant above the Crystal Court of the IDS Center. That's just across Nicollet Mall and 7th outside the iconic Dayton's store where she tosses her hat in the air. A statue memorializes that moment. RIP dear lady and thanks for all you meant to us!
My guy friends tease me all the time about watching reruns of Mary Tyler Moore. They can't understand how I could relate to a sitcom about a single woman dating back to early 70's. It was much more than that. The show is like spending 1/2 hour with your closest friends or favorite coworkers. Also, Mary's life was relatable, whether it came to everyday struggles, her love life, triumphs and disappointments. And the dialogue was so brilliant---sharp, witty, and a cast full of characters like a close friend. In the end, it was the humanity behind each character that makes the show relatable and memorable.
I feel that way about the Bob Newhart show. My husband doesn't like the show because he doesn't see a lot of action. I explained to him that it appeals to people who like to read - for people who appreciate witty, dry, or very subtle humor. A play on words, turn of phrase, double entendre, etc. Most of all, though, those shows were little plays about the different ways people could create meaningful friendships and even families without going the traditional route. They were especially heart-warming and inspirational for people who didn't have family (which was the case for me) or people who didn't want to get married and have children.
When they threw their hats in the air I got all choked up. I think that was the best sitcom that has ever hit the air. Others have come close, but their not quite on that level
I will always remember you Mary Tyler Moore. Also the day I walked near you on Park Avenue New York in 2009 and you smiled to me...that was magic. ..thank you for everything. Rest in Peace
As a foreign student from Brazil at the University of Delaware I chose her show and Lucille Ball's to do my final work on American Culture to compare women in TV series from the 60's and 70's. I got 9.8. Thanks, Mary. Thanks, Lucille. RIP.
I’m so glad she got all the tributes via marathons playing reruns of her show shows like this doing tributes I’m just glad she got the recognition she deserves after a life well lived in making such an imprint on the world From wearing a pair of pants on the Dick Van Dyke show to plane a woman living on her own and not need a man to function and showing girls that they can live on their own and live a happy life Mary you made it after all thanks for showing us that we can too 😊📺🎬❤️
Standing the test of time, that's how you can tell whether a show has influenced generations to come. MTM has the rare combination of great writing and acting and wonderful chemistry between the actors. You really do feel these people are like family, that's its lasting appeal.
With all of the uncertainty of our world Mary Tyler Moore reminds us that their is still good. She wasn't just a character but the representation of the light that so many women shine so brightly with. thank you Mary.
She was a woman that sold her soul for fame and money . You do not make it in Hollywood unless you do . You must do horrible demonic things for that fame and riches. Not just in the industry she was in but in sports as well any industry where you become rich. You worship a false light.
The best scene of the Green Dress episode is when Lou knocks on the door. Mary gets a sly smile on her face, opens the door and says breathlessly to Lou "Well, hello big boy!"
Mary Tyler Moore was wonderful. I cannot believe how influential her TV show has been. And consider how much incredible talent it had to keep it moving with top-notch ratings.
I am only finding out Mary passed now. She (in the MTM show) inspired me to be optimistic about my future as a early teen when here (in Ireland) during the 70's things were looking very bleak economically. When I eventually did make it after all I would sometimes think back to that insecure kid sitting at home watching the show and give her a silent thank you. Loved her Mustangs too.
A fun show, that was extremely well-written and acted by great actors. Mary was a superior comedic actress - may she rest easy knowing you had us all laughing!
I am so saddened by the passing of Mary. I feel like I have lost a member of my family. The world has lost a sweetheart with a beautiful smile. I love you Mary. Rest in Peace👼❤❤❤
Me too! Watched Mary on both Dick Van Dyke Show and MTM Show and still do.Everyone praised her sweet ways.Cloris said what you see on TV is what you got in life from Mary.Nice,kind and generous. I think she made us feel like family with her warm personality. I really miss her and Cloris and the whole gang.
My earlest memory is of MTM on the Dick Van Dyke show. She was wonderful. The show had the best cast ever. And Carl Reiner appeared quite often. It was perfect
I grew up watching MTM and always adored her, she could make me laugh. Years later I had the occasion to meet her as she was a regular passenger aboard an airline I worked for. When you have someone that you admire sometimes it's best not to meet them for they often are nothing like the characters they portray. I will always delight in watching Mary Richards.
@@zapkvr The positions I held required daily interactions with many of the world’s most famous. I’m well aware of the nature of “acting” and quite used to observing behavior contrary to public personas. Some behavior is so contrary to not only a public persona, but to the norms of society. I’m not saying that was, or wasn’t the case here. I was only commenting on what my experience was. Why would you care what I have to say enough to comment on it? Kinda weird. I’m only 66 and I know that.
My favorite episode is where the film clips of the The Happy Homemaker luncheon and corn prices ( hogs being fed slop) got mixed up. Ted; " Look at that sow go after that slop!" While Betty White was eating ..LMAO
I've adored the Mary Tyler Moore Show since I was a kid. I have to say, this "tribute" seemed half-cocked, sadly scripted and totally phony. Why bother if it seems like they're all full of crap? Stumbling over each other, talking over the clips, very weird. RIP Mary, you were a gem and thank you for all the laughs!
there were 168 episodes and they keep picking the same 3-5 episodes as "favorites". I am sure some producer told them what to pick. the first, chuckles, the last. Maybe the green dress made by the hooker episode and the "put on a happy face" episode where Mary has bad luck all week leading up to the Teddy awards. So I agree. Half hearted, stilted and scripted "tribute"
Here's a little Trivia, the first year of her series, the words to her theme song were, How will you make it on your own, this world is awfully big, girl this time your all alone, but it's time you started living, time to let someone else do some giving, love is all around etc, next year it was, Who can turn the world on with her smile, who can take a nothing day, and suddenly make it all seem worthwhile, well it's you girl and you should know it, with each glance and every little movement you show it, love is all around, etc
Who else can boast so many people going off on their own shows:Lou,Grant,Phyllis,Rhoada,Love Boat,The Golden Girls,The Ted Knight Show (and he was on the end of Psycho before that).The only one that didn't go on to another show was Georgette. That is such a testimonial to how powerful each and everyone was in their own right.Then to stick them in such an incredible ensemble... Beautiful.
I love in the Hats Off scene there is that old lady in the background with a scarf over her hair in curlers lookin at Mary tossing her hat up and appears to look disapprovingly and saying Trollop.
MY personal favorite scene was when Mary is being "let go" from the newsroom so Lou Grant has Phyllis and Rhoda visit her as a surprise. I'm such a sucker for reunions.
My only direct connection with anything related to this show was working with Ed Asner. We were all coming in to the same airport and picking up our baggage, and Ed, who did not know me from a hill of beans at that point, insisted on carrying one of my (very heavy) suit cases. I was very moved by that simple gesture of help. Which was totally unnecessary: I am a much much younger man (who has worked out for years), yet...he just wanted to help and show he was part of "the team". A very sweet person indeed. (I only crossed paths with Betty White. She was also in the same film.)
I never expected that Mary would wear a dress like that, not just the character she was playing, but who she was off camera. She was wonderful and I miss her.
What a babe & what a woman MTM was' a stunner' she was my first crush from the first time I seen her on 60s tv' loved her from boy to man' a beautiful woman indeed RIP; MTM
Remembering miss Mary Tyler ( love is all around ) Moore sweetness I love watching her on me TV way back a few years when they had her show on she just a h cuts up and she really know how to make a man feel also she knew exactly what was on her mind and wasn't afraid to speak upon it either all I know is that she will be miss and I'll never ever forget her so here's to you miss Mary sweetness happy birthday to you darling angel gracious ness love always and forever more Andrew Jr peace everyone.
So.... I love "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and all, but I absolutely adore Mary's character on "The Dick van Dyke Show"! Laura Petrie is seriously my favorite ever! But, I guess she didn't make enough strides as a housewife or whatever...
Me too. Loved Laura Petrie!! To me, she was the perfect wife for some lucky slob to come home to each day. Lovely, adorable, funny, sympathetic, you name it, she had it.
I am we remember the celeberties that went before us that shows respect which alot of people don't have.Old tv shows made us laugh and cry and theyallwere enjoyable to watch.They werebased on family values.Now most people don't have that or respect or morals They focus on hatefulness, negative,evilness,crimes,racism,and everything else drugs,killings.Back then everyone got along now too much corruption not good for our children .Don't you agree ?what happened to people that had love, caring ,and kindness,andrespect for others.
My favorite was her IRS audit where she presented the auditor with a popsicle stick with the amount of tax she paid written on it. Also, I always loved her giant M on the wall and wished I could have my initial in my room. Saturday nights, babysitting, standard watch.
I liked the fact that the writers recognized the newsroom and its characters were a better focus than Mary's apartment. Although Rhoda and Phyllis were interesting and well played by Harper and Leachman, the shift to the office was a great idea.
I loved MTM. The kinds of show that just gives me a good laugh every time. I much prefer these sitcom than what they're putting out today. Only Ed Asner and Betty White are alive today.
@@mathhousegiant2055 How about because he wasn't alive when the show was on and he's a former football player whose first choice of binge watching probably isn't old 70s sitcoms about women.
@@juskym Funny you say this because I'm probably younger than strahan and I watched her first on The Dick Van Dike Show and then the Marry Tyler Moore show in exactly that order on Nick At Night in the late 80s to the 90s. She was soooo hot i must admit i had a crush. Those capri pants on the Dick Van Dike Show... No words.(and I'm also black)
@@leelohaskin7941 For one, he grew up in Germany in the 70s. And I doubt he binged watched the Mary Tyler Moore show later in his life. The only time he watch any of the show was to prepare for his morning show. Allegedly.....
This GMA segment was uploaded only 5 years ago, but half the hosts now would be canceled for their behavior. Still, Mary Tyler Moore was amazing. She was came off as hilarious, smart, strong, and sexy as hell.
Awwwww....nice tribute. Ironic that this was done on GMA....and ABC NEWS show....wonder how CBS handled Mary Tyler Moore's death. I've recently seen some older get togethers of the MTM show cast, including Mary, on both the TODAY show, with Katie Couric.
In the early 1990’s the St.Paul Saints had an MTM look-a-like contest. All the ladies tossed the hats. My daughter resembled MTM. The “judges” chose a bottle blond. Oh, well. RIP, Mary.
Also @ 4:26, not much enthusiasm from the audience when the "Tossing of the Hats" moment took place. Very sarcastic!! RIP Mary Tyler Moore. She will definitely, & always have a very warm place in my heart of hearts!!!
I thought I was tuning in to see some of the BEST OF MARY TYLER MOORE”????? Instead I have to suffer these nimrods from ABC T.V. No way, I’m tuning out. Have a great day.
The Green Dress was seriously ahead of its time. Someone needs to pay homage to it and wear a copy of it to a major televised awards ceremony.
Fredrick's of Hollywood
the world has lost one of it's great beauties. she had my heart in the palm of her hand .rest easy, Mary.
As a young PR person working in downtown Minneapolis we had the thrill of seeing MTM and her husband at least once. They were filming a show open in the third floor restaurant above the Crystal Court of the IDS Center. That's just across Nicollet Mall and 7th outside the iconic Dayton's store where she tosses her hat in the air.
A statue memorializes that moment.
RIP dear lady and thanks for all you meant to us!
My guy friends tease me all the time about watching reruns of Mary Tyler Moore.
They can't understand how I could relate to a sitcom about a single woman dating back to early 70's.
It was much more than that. The show is like spending 1/2 hour with your closest friends or favorite coworkers.
Also, Mary's life was relatable, whether it came to everyday struggles, her love life, triumphs and disappointments.
And the dialogue was so brilliant---sharp, witty, and a cast full of characters like a close friend.
In the end, it was the humanity behind each character that makes the show relatable and memorable.
So true! Brilliant writing like a joke machine should appeal to men and women.In my opinion the best comedy show ever written.
Favorite coworkers...I don't know what that means
@Sand Hanitizer
It means favourite people to work with
I feel that way about the Bob Newhart show. My husband doesn't like the show because he doesn't see a lot of action. I explained to him that it appeals to people who like to read - for people who appreciate witty, dry, or very subtle humor. A play on words, turn of phrase, double entendre, etc. Most of all, though, those shows were little plays about the different ways people could create meaningful friendships and even families without going the traditional route. They were especially heart-warming and inspirational for people who didn't have family (which was the case for me) or people who didn't want to get married and have children.
I loved how she tolerated everybody like Phyllis & Ted & Georgianne🎉!
When they threw their hats in the air I got all choked up. I think that was the best sitcom that has ever hit the air. Others have come close, but their not quite on that level
Well thats nonsense. Newhart was better. Yes and I know Mary's production company made it
@@zapkvr newhart was not better
I will always remember you Mary Tyler Moore. Also the day I walked near you on Park Avenue New York in 2009 and you smiled to me...that was magic. ..thank you for everything. Rest in Peace
such a ground breaking show, the writing, the talent, perfectly cast. Mary Tyler Moore is one of my favorites.
One of my favorite all time shows. Mary was fantastic. Best cast ever in a sitcom
As a foreign student from Brazil at the University of Delaware I chose her show and Lucille Ball's to do my final work on American Culture to compare women in TV series from the 60's and 70's. I got 9.8. Thanks, Mary. Thanks, Lucille. RIP.
What a waste of time and effort…not to mention the tuition
@@SouthBaySteelers He's not the only one who got a steaming pile of a degree from the University of Delaware, if you get my drift.
I love the green dress! That dress is red carpet worthy !
Me to!!
Pardon?
In Memory of the late great CLORIS LEACHMAN😭🎬🎥📺🖤❤️🇱🇷!
One of the greatest shows in TV History
I’m so glad she got all the tributes via marathons playing reruns of her show shows like this doing tributes I’m just glad she got the recognition she deserves after a life well lived in making such an imprint on the world From wearing a pair of pants on the Dick Van Dyke show to plane a woman living on her own and not need a man to function and showing girls that they can live on their own and live a happy life Mary you made it after all thanks for showing us that we can too 😊📺🎬❤️
Mary Tyler Moore, an icon. She had to be the classiest Lady in TV history. RIP.
Yeah that final scene with the group hug. I was sobbing.
Standing the test of time, that's how you can tell whether a show has influenced generations to come. MTM has the rare combination of great writing and acting and wonderful chemistry between the actors. You really do feel these people are like family, that's its lasting appeal.
With all of the uncertainty of our world Mary Tyler Moore reminds us that their is still good. She wasn't just a character but the representation of the light that so many women shine so brightly with. thank you Mary.
She was a woman that sold her soul for fame and money . You do not make it in Hollywood unless you do . You must do horrible demonic things for that fame and riches. Not just in the industry she was in but in sports as well any industry where you become rich. You worship a false light.
So well said!
The best scene of the Green Dress episode is when Lou knocks on the door. Mary gets a sly smile on her face, opens the door and says breathlessly to Lou "Well, hello big boy!"
The way Ted Knight is scrunching that paper is genius, and it was intentional for sure.
I was a latch key kid in the 1970's. This show and it's charters made me feel happy and secure. I mostly watched the reruns. It was ingenious too.
Same here.
Mary Tyler Moore was wonderful. I cannot believe how influential her TV show has been. And consider how much incredible talent it had to keep it moving with top-notch ratings.
I am only finding out Mary passed now. She (in the MTM show) inspired me to be optimistic about my future as a early teen when here (in Ireland) during the 70's things were looking very bleak economically. When I eventually did make it after all I would sometimes think back to that insecure kid sitting at home watching the show and give her a silent thank you. Loved her Mustangs too.
A fun show, that was extremely well-written and acted by great actors. Mary was a superior comedic actress - may she rest easy knowing you had us all laughing!
She was a better actress! Her variety show after that when she sang was a flop & canceled!
She tried to sing & dance on her own variety show after Mary Tyler Moore show ended but it was a flop & ended before 1 season .
The green dress episode was just over the top crazy good! What a fantastic show!
I am so saddened by the passing of Mary. I feel like I have lost a member of my family. The world has lost a sweetheart with a beautiful smile. I love you Mary. Rest in Peace👼❤❤❤
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Me too! I am welling up watching this. And I noticed you posted this comment 3 years ago and I can't believe shes been gone that long!
Me too! Watched Mary on both Dick Van Dyke Show and MTM Show and still do.Everyone praised her sweet ways.Cloris said what you see on TV is what you got in life from Mary.Nice,kind and generous. I think she made us feel like family with her warm personality. I really miss her and Cloris and the whole gang.
She was great in Ordinary People.
And for a teenage boy, her in that dress was the stuff that dreams are made of, she looked unreal
YAH...! WoW....va...va...varRROOOMMMM.!
Fredrick's of Hollywood
And for non-teenage boys lol
Mary was just an incredible actress. So good.
My earlest memory is of MTM on the Dick Van Dyke show. She was wonderful. The show had the best cast ever. And Carl Reiner appeared quite often. It was perfect
I grew up watching MTM and always adored her, she could make me laugh. Years later I had the occasion to meet her as she was a regular passenger aboard an airline I worked for. When you have someone that you admire sometimes it's best not to meet them for they often are nothing like the characters they portray. I will always delight in watching Mary Richards.
Thats why its called "acting". Also, its never a good idea to meet your heroes. Im only 63 years old and I know that
@@zapkvr The positions I held required daily interactions with many of the world’s most famous. I’m well aware of the nature of “acting” and quite used to observing behavior contrary to public personas. Some behavior is so contrary to not only a public persona, but to the norms of society. I’m not saying that was, or wasn’t the case here. I was only commenting on what my experience was. Why would you care what I have to say enough to comment on it? Kinda weird. I’m only 66 and I know that.
What a pure Gem. Miss you, rip Mary you are Home..
Laughed so much during MTM shows. Thanks, I needed that during my teens.
My favorite episode is where the film clips of the The Happy Homemaker luncheon and corn prices ( hogs being fed slop) got mixed up.
Ted; " Look at that sow go after that slop!" While Betty White was eating ..LMAO
I've adored the Mary Tyler Moore Show since I was a kid. I have to say, this "tribute" seemed half-cocked, sadly scripted and totally phony. Why bother if it seems like they're all full of crap? Stumbling over each other, talking over the clips, very weird.
RIP Mary, you were a gem and thank you for all the laughs!
there were 168 episodes and they keep picking the same 3-5 episodes as "favorites". I am sure some producer told them what to pick. the first, chuckles, the last. Maybe the green dress made by the hooker episode and the "put on a happy face" episode where Mary has bad luck all week leading up to the Teddy awards. So I agree. Half hearted, stilted and scripted "tribute"
They wanted to show off themselves. It wasn't about Mary and the show but rather their commentary. Unwatchable.
The gal at the far right looked like she was trying to promote those pair of boots she was wearing, sheez
The song brings a tear to my eye now.
I also felt I lost my dearest friend - we lost a great actress and personality. RIP Mary we'll miss you forever!
Me too! I think we think of her as a friend because of her warm personality.
Here's a little Trivia, the first year of her series, the words to her theme song were, How will you make it on your own, this world is awfully big, girl this time your all alone, but it's time you started living, time to let someone else do some giving, love is all around etc, next year it was, Who can turn the world on with her smile, who can take a nothing day, and suddenly make it all seem worthwhile, well it's you girl and you should know it, with each glance and every little movement you show it, love is all around, etc
I loved her show, I still watch it on you tube
Mary was absolutely the best! Comedy gold!
Who else can boast so many people going off on their own shows:Lou,Grant,Phyllis,Rhoada,Love Boat,The Golden Girls,The Ted Knight Show (and he was on the end of Psycho before that).The only one that didn't go on to another show was Georgette.
That is such a testimonial to how powerful each and everyone was in their own right.Then to stick them in such an incredible ensemble...
Beautiful.
I love in the Hats Off scene there is that old lady in the background with a scarf over her hair in curlers lookin at Mary tossing her hat up and appears to look disapprovingly and saying Trollop.
God, I miss this show.
I love Mary Tyler Moore...
More talent on the Mary Tyler Moore show than these four knuckleheads holding down the bench here...
That's not necessary you most have a evil spirit because you don't judge a person with a entirely different job.
Strahan was a good defensive tackle but the rest a no talent asshats.
MY personal favorite scene was when Mary is being "let go" from the newsroom so Lou Grant has Phyllis and Rhoda visit her as a surprise. I'm such a sucker for reunions.
She was a great actrice I will never forget her.
My only direct connection with anything related to this show was working with Ed Asner. We were all coming in to the same airport and picking up our baggage, and Ed, who did not know me from a hill of beans at that point, insisted on carrying one of my (very heavy) suit cases. I was very moved by that simple gesture of help. Which was totally unnecessary: I am a much much younger man (who has worked out for years), yet...he just wanted to help and show he was part of "the team". A very sweet person indeed. (I only crossed paths with Betty White. She was also in the same film.)
The Lou Grant show didnt last too long iirc
U guys made her proud, full of love for sure
Really Love this show
That was a fantastic tribute! Better than most.
im so glad she was remembered the way she should have been show after show after show did something
Yeah and she stank in That 70s show. It was terrible casting and she didnt look well
Loved that show
I never expected that Mary would wear a dress like that, not just the character she was playing, but who she was off camera. She was wonderful and I miss her.
What a babe & what a woman MTM was' a stunner' she was my first crush from the first time I seen her on 60s tv' loved her from boy to man' a beautiful woman indeed RIP; MTM
Remembering miss Mary Tyler ( love is all around ) Moore sweetness I love watching her on me TV way back a few years when they had her show on she just a h cuts up and she really know how to make a man feel also she knew exactly what was on her mind and wasn't afraid to speak upon it either all I know is that she will be miss and I'll never ever forget her so here's to you miss Mary sweetness happy birthday to you darling angel gracious ness love always and forever more Andrew Jr peace everyone.
so beautiful
That was GREAT!
So.... I love "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and all, but I absolutely adore Mary's character on "The Dick van Dyke Show"! Laura Petrie is seriously my favorite ever! But, I guess she didn't make enough strides as a housewife or whatever...
Me too. Loved Laura Petrie!! To me, she was the perfect wife for some lucky slob to come home to each day. Lovely, adorable, funny, sympathetic, you name it, she had it.
An early concept of the green dress that Jennifer Lopez would wear not similar but close. Mary, you look marvelous.
Loved her 💕
Mary Tyler Moore show was before my time, I was very young when it aired.
Lovely...funny ! That's OUR Mar'.💗💔💗
I am we remember the celeberties that went before us that shows respect which alot of people don't have.Old tv shows made us laugh and cry and theyallwere enjoyable to watch.They werebased on family values.Now most people don't have that or respect or morals
They focus on hatefulness, negative,evilness,crimes,racism,and everything else drugs,killings.Back then everyone got along now too much corruption not good for our children .Don't you agree ?what happened to people that had love, caring ,and kindness,andrespect for others.
My favorite was her IRS audit where she presented the auditor with a popsicle stick with the amount of tax she paid written on it. Also, I always loved her giant M on the wall and wished I could have my initial in my room. Saturday nights, babysitting, standard watch.
Love that episode to! I had my initial and my sis had her initial because of Mary! Ha!
I liked the fact that the writers recognized the newsroom and its characters were a better focus than Mary's apartment. Although Rhoda and Phyllis were interesting and well played by Harper and Leachman, the shift to the office was a great idea.
Mary Tyler Moore was a Presbyterian 👍
So not a real Christian
Can you imagine wearing that dress today?
Surprised haven't seen any. But way some girls dress thst couple pass as prom dress.
She's a fine comic actress but remember the writers are the creative force. They give her the words.
And Mary employed the writers. Whats yer point 😅
Great and classy coverage of the MTM Show by GMA
I don't see this group as having anything noteworthy to say. They enjoy agreeing with each other's shallow assessments.
love you Mary
I loved MTM. The kinds of show that just gives me a good laugh every time. I much prefer these sitcom than what they're putting out today. Only Ed Asner and Betty White are alive today.
Also Gavin MacLeod.
Oh come on. Michael Strahan probably never watch any of Mary Tyler Moore shows/
@@mathhousegiant2055 How about because he wasn't alive when the show was on and he's a former football player whose first choice of binge watching probably isn't old 70s sitcoms about women.
watchED. It is the past tense of watch, which is the present.
@@juskym Funny you say this because I'm probably younger than strahan and I watched her first on The Dick Van Dike Show and then the Marry Tyler Moore show in exactly that order on Nick At Night in the late 80s to the 90s. She was soooo hot i must admit i had a crush. Those capri pants on the Dick Van Dike Show... No words.(and I'm also black)
How would you know?
@@leelohaskin7941
For one, he grew up in Germany in the 70s.
And I doubt he binged watched the Mary Tyler Moore show later in his life. The only time he watch any of the show was to prepare for his morning show.
Allegedly.....
The green dress episode was aired in February 1975, making her 38 years old and three months .
I don't know why that's a big deal. It's not that old.
Except it was filmed six months earlier
Such a funny show!!
Too much yammering, not enough Mary.
Precisely. Waste of a watch. I'll just watch MTM, thank you very much.
What a bunch of phonies on that panel.
If they were any woker, they'd be speed.
This GMA segment was uploaded only 5 years ago, but half the hosts now would be canceled for their behavior.
Still, Mary Tyler Moore was amazing. She was came off as hilarious, smart, strong, and sexy as hell.
Good vibes
i love mtm
_"You've got spunk!"_
The green dress! Wow!
That was about as far as TV was allowed to go in the 70s.
Oh Mary Tyler Moore my MTM Enterprises of ABC News
MTM was soooo hot!
I am willing to bet none of the anchors have seen the show.
Wow, who recalls MTM was JLo before JLo
That green dress is quite something. I don't remember that episode.
Actually, that pipsqueak George is a little fan.
MTM was so classy!
2:08 I wonder how old she was there, she's a knockout in that dress.
Late thirties I think
Awwwww....nice tribute. Ironic that this was done on GMA....and ABC NEWS show....wonder how CBS handled Mary Tyler Moore's death. I've recently seen some older get togethers of the MTM show cast, including Mary, on both the TODAY show, with Katie Couric.
"Who can turn the world on with a HOT green outfit?"
WOW what a dress .
I'll bet that "Miss" Roberts was really getting a kick out of that dress also.
Which episode was it where Mary had the line "A woman doesn't have to have a baby if she doesn't want to."?
lol! MTM was actually Catholic
So not a real Christian
Green is for casual Fridays
I've heard of tossed salad, but tossed hats? Oh, my...
If u watched MTM u would know Mary would throw her hat up the end of the opening
In the early 1990’s the St.Paul Saints had an MTM look-a-like contest. All the ladies tossed the hats. My daughter resembled MTM. The “judges” chose a bottle blond. Oh, well. RIP, Mary.
I'm with Robin, I do NOT remember that dress! Surprised they could show that. Haha
Where was this taped? Iran?
Something is wrong here. Where are the episodes for season 6 & 7?? Looks like we'll have to go to Amazon.com.
Also @ 4:26, not much enthusiasm from the audience when the "Tossing of the Hats" moment took place. Very sarcastic!! RIP Mary Tyler Moore. She will definitely, & always have a very warm place in my heart of hearts!!!
Pretty woman
I thought I was tuning in to see some of the BEST OF MARY TYLER MOORE”????? Instead I have to suffer these nimrods from ABC T.V. No way, I’m tuning out. Have a great day.