Welcome to Muppet Wiki!
No edit summary |
(→Connections: Betty White) |
||
| (12 intermediate revisions by 7 users not shown) | |||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
[[Image:KMUPschedule01.jpg|thumb|300px|[[Gonzo]] announces the line-up.]] |
[[Image:KMUPschedule01.jpg|thumb|300px|[[Gonzo]] announces the line-up.]] |
||
| + | [[Image:AntediluvianBroadcastingCompanySchedule.jpg|thumb|300px|[[Antediluvian Broadcasting Company|Antediluvian Broadcasting Company's]] test pattern schedule]] |
||
| − | '''''Mary Tyler Moore''''' is a television series that aired on [[CBS]] from |
+ | '''''The Mary Tyler Moore Show''''' is a television series that aired on [[CBS]] from 1970 to 1977. It starred [[Mary Tyler Moore]] as Mary Richards, a woman who leaves her home town at the age of 30 and becomes a television producer in Minneapolis. |
==References== |
==References== |
||
| − | The pilot episode of ''[[Muppets Tonight]]'' featured a spoof on their fake [[KMUP]] evening broadcast line-up titled "Mary Tyler Boar." |
+ | *The pilot episode of ''[[Muppets Tonight]]'' featured a spoof on their fake [[KMUP]] evening broadcast line-up titled "Mary Tyler Boar." |
| + | * In the ''[[Dinosaurs]]'' episode "[[Episode 304: Network Genius|Network Genius]]," the [[Antediluvian Broadcasting Company|Antediluvian Broadcasting Company's]] line up, following the ratings hike from simply running a test pattern, includes "Mary Tyler Test Pattern." |
||
==Mentions== |
==Mentions== |
||
| − | In the second season episode "The Birds...and...um...Bess," Mary is fretting about a favor she's promised her neighbor Phyllis; she's going to explain sex to Phyllis' daughter Bess. Mary's |
+ | In the second season episode "The Birds...and...um...Bess," Mary is fretting about a favor she's promised her neighbor Phyllis; she's going to explain sex to Phyllis' daughter Bess. Mary's co-worker, weatherman Gordy Howard, advises her: "You could always not tell her.... You gotta figure, if they haven't shown it on ''[[Sesame Street]]'', it may not be worth knowing." |
==Connections== |
==Connections== |
||
* [[Ed Asner]] played Lou Grant |
* [[Ed Asner]] played Lou Grant |
||
| + | * [[Bruce Bilson]] directed several episodes of the series. |
||
* [[Rosalind Cash]] played Enid Berringer in "A Girl Like Mary" |
* [[Rosalind Cash]] played Enid Berringer in "A Girl Like Mary" |
||
* [[Dabney Coleman]] played Phil Wright in "The Seminar" |
* [[Dabney Coleman]] played Phil Wright in "The Seminar" |
||
| Line 16: | Line 19: | ||
* [[Valerie Harper]] played Rhoda Morgenstern |
* [[Valerie Harper]] played Rhoda Morgenstern |
||
* [[Helen Hunt]] played Laurie Slaughter in "Murray Ghosts for Ted" |
* [[Helen Hunt]] played Laurie Slaughter in "Murray Ghosts for Ted" |
||
| + | * [[David Ketchum]] played Hal in "Divorce Isn't Everything" (1970) |
||
* [[Ted Knight]] played Ted Baxter |
* [[Ted Knight]] played Ted Baxter |
||
* [[Cloris Leachman]] played Phyllis Lindstrom |
* [[Cloris Leachman]] played Phyllis Lindstrom |
||
| Line 25: | Line 29: | ||
* [[Richard Schaal]] played Howard Arnell in "Today I Am a Ma'am" and "Didn't You Used to Be... Wait... Don't Tell Me," Howard's twin brother Paul in "Howard's Girl," Chuckles the Clown in "The Snow Must Go On," and Dino in "I Was a Single for WMJ." |
* [[Richard Schaal]] played Howard Arnell in "Today I Am a Ma'am" and "Didn't You Used to Be... Wait... Don't Tell Me," Howard's twin brother Paul in "Howard's Girl," Chuckles the Clown in "The Snow Must Go On," and Dino in "I Was a Single for WMJ." |
||
* [[Nancy Walker]] played Ida Morgenstern in four episodes |
* [[Nancy Walker]] played Ida Morgenstern in four episodes |
||
| + | * [[Betty White]] played Sue Ann Nivens |
||
* [[Henry Winkler]] played Steve Waldman in "The Dinner Party" |
* [[Henry Winkler]] played Steve Waldman in "The Dinner Party" |
||
* [[William Woodson]] played Big Voice Man in "And Now, Sitting in for Ted Baxter" |
* [[William Woodson]] played Big Voice Man in "And Now, Sitting in for Ted Baxter" |
||
{{wikipedia|The Mary Tyler Moore Show}} |
{{wikipedia|The Mary Tyler Moore Show}} |
||
| − | [[Category:TV Mentions]] |
+ | [[Category:TV Mentions|Mary Tyler Moore Show]] |
| − | [[Category:TV References]] |
+ | [[Category:TV References|Mary Tyler Moore Show]] |
Revision as of 14:57, 3 May 2010
Gonzo announces the line-up.
Antediluvian Broadcasting Company's test pattern schedule
The Mary Tyler Moore Show is a television series that aired on CBS from 1970 to 1977. It starred Mary Tyler Moore as Mary Richards, a woman who leaves her home town at the age of 30 and becomes a television producer in Minneapolis.
References
- The pilot episode of Muppets Tonight featured a spoof on their fake KMUP evening broadcast line-up titled "Mary Tyler Boar."
- In the Dinosaurs episode "Network Genius," the Antediluvian Broadcasting Company's line up, following the ratings hike from simply running a test pattern, includes "Mary Tyler Test Pattern."
Mentions
In the second season episode "The Birds...and...um...Bess," Mary is fretting about a favor she's promised her neighbor Phyllis; she's going to explain sex to Phyllis' daughter Bess. Mary's co-worker, weatherman Gordy Howard, advises her: "You could always not tell her.... You gotta figure, if they haven't shown it on Sesame Street, it may not be worth knowing."
Connections
- Ed Asner played Lou Grant
- Bruce Bilson directed several episodes of the series.
- Rosalind Cash played Enid Berringer in "A Girl Like Mary"
- Dabney Coleman played Phil Wright in "The Seminar"
- Harold Gould played Martin Morgenstern in "Rhoda's Sister Gets Married" and "Enter Rhoda's Parents"
- Valerie Harper played Rhoda Morgenstern
- Helen Hunt played Laurie Slaughter in "Murray Ghosts for Ted"
- David Ketchum played Hal in "Divorce Isn't Everything" (1970)
- Ted Knight played Ted Baxter
- Cloris Leachman played Phyllis Lindstrom
- Penny Marshall played Toni in "I Was a Single for WJM" and Paula in "Murray in Love" and "Menage-a-Lou"
- Mary Tyler Moore played Mary Richards
- Robbie Rist played David Baxter in three episodes
- John Ritter played Reverend Chatfield in "Ted's Wedding"
- Doris Roberts played Helen Farrell in "Phyllis Whips Inflation"
- Richard Schaal played Howard Arnell in "Today I Am a Ma'am" and "Didn't You Used to Be... Wait... Don't Tell Me," Howard's twin brother Paul in "Howard's Girl," Chuckles the Clown in "The Snow Must Go On," and Dino in "I Was a Single for WMJ."
- Nancy Walker played Ida Morgenstern in four episodes
- Betty White played Sue Ann Nivens
- Henry Winkler played Steve Waldman in "The Dinner Party"
- William Woodson played Big Voice Man in "And Now, Sitting in for Ted Baxter"