The Mary Tyler Moore Show (1970 - 1977)

The Mary Tyler Moore Show

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One of the medium's most beloved, sharply written and performed sitcoms, about the newswoman who could turn the world on with her smile. A winner of nearly 30 Emmys over its seven years, it consistently produced witty, sophisticated episodes, including the celebrated `Chuckles Bites the Dust,' which was No. 1 in TV Guide's ranking of the `100 Greatest Episodes of All Time.' Members of the extraordinary ensemble cast moved on to three spin-off series: `Lou Grant,' `Phyllis' and `Rhoda.'

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1976, CBS, 24 episodes

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1975, CBS, 24 episodes

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1974, CBS, 24 episodes

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1973, CBS, 24 episodes

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1972, CBS, 24 episodes

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1971, CBS, 24 episodes

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1970, CBS, 24 episodes

Cast

Mary Tyler Moore
as Mary Richards
Edward Asner
as Lou Grant
Ted Knight
as Ted Baxter
Gavin MacLeod
as Murray Slaughter
Valerie Harper
as Rhoda Morgenstern
Cloris Leachman
as Phyllis Lindstrom
Lisa Gerritsen
as Bess Lindstrom
John Amos
as Gordy Howard
Joyce Bulifant
as Marie Slaughter
Priscilla Morrill
as Edie Grant
Georgia Engel
as Georgette Franklin Baxter
Betty White
as Sue Ann Nivens
Robbie Rist
as David Baxter
Richard Schaal
as Howard
Nancy Walker
as Ida Morgenstern
Michael Tolan
as Dan
Penny Marshall
as Toni
David Ogden Stiers
as Mel
Eileen Heckart
as Aunt Flo
John Gabriel
as Andy Grissom
Jack De Mave
as Armand
Bill Quinn
as Walter Richards
Jack Manning
as Maitre d'
Dick Balduzzi
as Al
Linda Kelsey
as Gloria
Patrick Campbell
as Bartender
Harold Gould
as Martin Morgenstern
Ted Bessell
as Joe
Gino Conforti
as Roy
Sheree North
as Charlene
Irene Tedrow
as Mrs. Geddes
Barbara Colby
as Sherry
David Hayward (II)
as Mailroom Boy
Henry Corden
as Mr. Hartunian
Steve Franken
as Jonas Lasser
Gloria Lord
as Waitress
Jerry Van Dyke
as Wes Callison
Nanette Fabray
as Dottie Richards
T.J. Castronovo
as Moving Man
Florida Friebus
as Mrs. Marshall
Arlene Golonka
as Betty
Gordon Jump
as Judy's Dad
Murray Korda
as Violinist
Dick Gautier
as Cavanaugh
Ron Rifkin
as Schroeder
William Bogert
as Psychologist
Patte Finley
as Sparkle
Bruce Boxleitner
as Rick
Lawrence Pressman
as Bill
Paul Sand
as Robert C. Brand
Ron Masak
as Ed
Joseph Campanella
as Tom Vernon
Noble Willingham
as Hal
Ned Wertimer
as Fred
Jack Riley
as Eldon
Beverly Sanders
as Waitress
Fred Festinger
as Drunk
Bob Duggan
as Clock Man
Arthur Abelson
as Attendant
Phillip R. Allen
as Gus
Robert Casper
as Anesthesiologist
Dave Ketchum
as Hal
Gerald Michenaud
as William
Florence Lake
as Martha
Clifford David
as David
Hamilton Camp
as Eric
Bert Convy
as Jack
Nolan Leary
as Walter
Janis Paige
as Charlene
Pat Priest
as Lila
Bill Daily
as Pete
David Huddleston
as Freddy
Laurence Luckinbill
as Ken
Mary Kay Place
as Sally Jo Hotchkiss
Elizabeth Berger
as Patti
Tammi Bula
as Bonnie Slaughter
Doris Roberts
as Helen Farrell
Beverly Garland
as Veronica
Alex Henteloff
as Elliot
Vic Tayback
as Officer Jackson
Bruce Kirby
as Bert
Jed Allan
as Rod Porter
Mary Frann
as Joanne
Lurene Tuttle
as Bella Swann
Henry Winkler
as Steve Waldman
Lee H. Montgomery
as Stevie
Ed Flanders
as Father Brian
Jeff Conaway
as Kenny
Trisha Noble
as Whitney
Pat Finley
as Twinks
Pippa Scott
as Estelle
Joshua Bryant
as Sandy
Carol Androsky
as Jennifer
Art Gilmore
as Norman
Darrell Zwerling
as Mr. Charney
Gail Strickland
as Sister Ann
John Saxon
as Mike
Alan Manson
as Psychiatrist
John McMartin
as Barry
Alex Rocco
as Ben
Louis Guss
as Sam
Monte Markham
as John Corcoran
Michael Constantine
as Mike Cooper
Barbara Sharma
as Randy
Peter Haskell
as Mark Williams
Beth Howland
as Linda
Louise Lasser
as Anne Adams
Liam Dunn
as Mr. Baxter
Shirley O'Hara
as Mrs. Malone
Robert Wolders
as Paul
Barbara Barrie
as Judith
Michael Higa
as Le Chan
Robert Emhardt
as Man
Richard Balin
as Producer
Betty Ford
as Herself
Edward Winter
as Brian Nordquist
Caren Kaye
as B.J. Smathers
Richard Seff
as Captain
Sherry Hursey
as Bonnie
John Rubinstein
as Matt Jr.
Barra Grant
as Judy
Stuart Margolin
as Warren
Peter Strauss
as Stephen
Liberty Williams
as Debbie
William Burns
as Doug
Anthony Eisley
as Ross
Michelle Nichols
as Rena
Titos Vandis
as Lazlo Kralic
James Luisi
as Doug Kellum
Ned Glass
as Norris Bender
Bill Dearth
as Bellhop
Frank Ramírez
as Gustavo
Jack Cassidy
as Hal Baxter
Kermit Murdock
as Vandermast
Leslie Graves
as DeeDee
Jon Locke
as Turner
Michael McGinnis
as Sid
Jack Spritt
as Al
Bo Kaprall
as Lowell
Herbie Faye
as Cleaning Man
Elayne Heilveil
as Salesgirl
Brett Somers
as Rose
Walter Cronkite
as Himself
Rosalind Cash
as Enid
George Memmoli
as Brewster
Eileen McDonough
as Ellen
Dian Parkinson
as Model
Mackenzie Phillips
as Francie
Jerry Fogel
as Dr. Carter
Walter Brooke
as Judge
Lew Ayres
as Doug Slaughter
Jane Connell
as Mrs. Norris
Bill Fiore
as Kerssen
Henry Jones
as Arnell
Bob Dishy
as Officer Tully
Lynn Wood
as Nurse
Bill Woodson
as Big Voiced Man
Lois Nettleton
as Barbara Coleman
David Haskell
as David
Lou Cutell
as Nice Little Man
Richard Masur
as Bob Larson
Bernie Kopell
as Tony
Nora Heflin
as Janey
David Groh
as Joe Gerard
John Schuck
as Frank
Richard Roat
as Phelps
Jack Bender
as Michael Lee
Bradford Dillman
as Matt Bryan
Robert Hogan
as Jack
John Lehne
as Jimbo
George Conrad
as Bartender
Paul Lichtman
as Irv Gevins
Lois Walden
as Receptionist
David White
as Mr. Cobb
Greg Mullavey
as Bob
Michael Callan
Janet MacLachlan
as Chris
Joan Tompkins
as Mrs. Thorn
John Holland
as Caldwell
Charles Bergansky
as Bartender
Mabel Albertson
as Ethel
Barry Coe
as Steve
Dabney Coleman
as Phil Wright
Ford Rainey
as Dr. Rainey
Ted Lehmann
as Janitor
Ivor Francis
as Father Flint
Dick Patterson
as M.C.
Dick Clair
as Freelander
Paul Macale
as Waiter
Slim Pickens
as Wild Jack Munroe
Dave Roberts
as Man in Audience
Rudy De Luca
as Nightclub Manager
Regis Cordic
as Marc
James Randolph
as Harrison
Anthony Holland
as Mel Peters
Peter Hobbs
as Bartender
Wynn Irwin
as Jesse
Linden Chiles
as Gelson
Johnny Carson
as Himself
Larry Gelman
as Herb
Michael Bell
as Fireman
Joe Warfield
as Peter
Jon Korkes
as Beck
Jeff Thompson
as Mike
Marilyn Roberts
as Mrs. Green
Tamu
as Celestine
Pat Gaynor
as Award Presenter
Jon Lormer
as Ronny Williams
John Reilly
as Jake
Mary Jackson
as Mrs. Arnell
Elliot Street
as Milt
Val Bisoglio
as Mr. DeForest
Robert Moore
as Ben
Meg Wyllie
as Eve Bayless
Tom Pedi
as Al
Leonard Frey
as Lawrence
John Ritter
as Rev. Chatfield
Dort Clark
as Army Buddy
Shelley Berman
as Dr. Udall
Timothy Brown
as Himself
Wes Stern
as Allen Stevens
Bert Mustin
as Old Man
Pat Carroll
as Loretta Khune
Brad Trumbull
as Mitchell
Julie Rogers
as Waitress
David Frescoe
as Phil Kramer
Claude Stroud
as Landlord
Harvey Vernon
as Xerox Repairman
Richard Kline
as Prosecutor
Eric Braeden
as Karl Heller
Mavis Neal
as Mrs. Cobb
Mimi Kirk
as Phone Girl
Cathy Baco
as Waitress 2
Sid Clute
as Everett Edwards
Russ Grieve
as Henry
Dean Santoro
as Phil Howard
James McCallion
as Ed Sprinkle
Isabel Sanford
as Mrs. Wilson
John Fox
as Bowler
Barbara Brownell
as Peggy
Carol Worthington
as Doris
Jason Johnson
as Bailiff
Helen Hunt
as Laurie
Kenny Waller
as Harvey
Paul Micale
as Waiter
Robert Karvelas
as Bob
Norman Bartold
as Alan Marsh
Bartine Burkett
as Aunt Helen
Vincent Gardenia
as Frank Coleman
Craig Nelson
as Charlie
Richard Libertini
as Big Chicken
Wally Taylor
as Walter Ellis
Rhoda Gmignani
as Alice
Lisa Parkes
as Presenter
Robert Rothwell
as Floor Manager
Darlene Conley
as Matron
Walter Edmiston
as Joe
Charles Woolf
as Mr. Everett
Philllippa Harris
as Woman from Audience
Bob Ross
as Salesman
Ethel Reda Leopold
as Woman
Kathleen O'Malley
as Betty
Joe Scott
as Bartender
Lew Horn
as Rick
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Series Details

TV Network: CBS
Premiere Date: Sep 19, 1970
Genre: Comedy
Executive Producers: James L. Brooks, Allan Burns
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