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The Mary Tyler Moore Show (1970) - S01E22 A Friend in Deed clip with quote We'll be walking down the aisle in our underwear, Mary. Yarn is the best search for video clips by quote. Find the exact moment in a TV show, movie, or music video you want to share.
6 lug 2009 · Mary Richards lived on the third floor of an old Queen Anne Victorian in Minneapolis, Minnesota, behind those signature Palladian windows with the iron balcony. Let’s take a look back at the sets from the classic sitcom. The Mary Tyler Moore House in Minneapolis
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Love is all around, no need to waste it. You can have the town, why don't you take it? You might just make it after all.
Love Is All Around
1. Lou: How old are you? 2. Mary: Thirty. 3. Lou: No hedging! No 'how old do I look'? 4. Mary: [smiles and shrugs her shoulders]Why hedge? 5. Lou: Yeah. 6. Mary: How old do I look? 7. Lou: [pauses] Thirty. [opens booze bottle in his desk drawer]What religion are you? 8. Mary: Uh, Mr. Grant, I don't quite know how to say this, but, uh, you're not allowed to ask that when someone's applying for a job. It's against the law. 9. Lou: Wanna call a cop? 10. Mary: [sweetly]No. 11. Lou: Good! Would yo...
Today I am a Ma'am
1. Rhoda: [after learning her date is married]Next time I'm asked out, no matter how lonely I feel, I'm not going to say 'yes' unless it's a couple I really like. 1. Rhoda: [to Howard, who is enthralled with Mary]Allow me to introduce myself. I am another person in this room.
Bess, You is My Daughter Now
1. Lou: Mary, where are the idiot cards? 2. Ted: Cue cards, Lou! Cue Cards! 3. Lou: Excuse me, Ted. Mary, could you please give those cue cards to this idiot? 1. Mary: Do you ever wonder what kind of mother you'll be? 2. Rhoda: I don't care so long as it isn't unwed.
The Birds . . . and . . . um . . . Bees
1. Gordy: [fielding the stream of obscene phone calls for Mary] Yes, this is Miss Richards speaking...uh-huh...uh-huh...[other phone rings]Hey look, man. I got another obscene caller. Let me call you back. 1. Rhoda: How d'ya like that? I flunked a sexual IQ test and passed a national driver's test...and Mary, I'm a lousy driver!
I Am Curious Cooper
1. Lou: Does anyone happen to remember this morning's memo about personal calls during business hours? Murray? 2. Murray: Well, how can we forget? It isn't often you'll see the words 'don't', 'no', 'not', 'never' and 'forbid' in the same sentence. 1. Lou: The man has a phone in his car! How many guys do you know who can make a call from their car? 2. Mike: My cousin can. 3. Lou: He's probably a big lawyer too? 4. Mike: No, he's a big cop.
He's No Heavy . . . He's My Brother
1. Mary: Gustavo here is the nice man who arranged for Rhoda and me to go to San Leon. He owns that new Mexican restaurant down the street. 2. Ted: No kidding? Last time I had New Mexican food was when I worked in Albuquerque. 1. Rhoda: Mary, I came to Minnesota because of the cold. I figured if I was frozen, I'd keep better.
Chuckles Bites the Dust
1. (25 October 1975) 1. Minister: Chuckles the Clown brought pleasure to millions. The characters he created will be remembered by children and adults alike: Peter Peanut, Mr. Fee-Fi-Fo, Billy Banana, and my particular favorite, Aunt Yoo Hoo. And not just for the laughter they provided—there was always some deeper meaning to whatever Chuckles did. Do you remember Mr. Fee-Fi-Fo's little catch phrase? Remember how, when his arch rival Señor Kaboom hit him with a giant cucumber and knocked him d...
The Last Show
1. (18 March 1977) 1. Lou: The owner's been asking about you, about how important you are to the station. 2. Ted: What you tell him Lou? 3. Mary: He told him to watch you do the news and decide for himself. 4. Ted: Oh my God! 1. Murray: That was a terrific speech you made up there, Ted. 2. Ted: Think so, Murray? Gee, I thought you'd be mad because I didn't quit too. 3. Murray: No, that's okay, Ted. When a donkey flies, you don't blame him for not staying up that long. 1. Lou [hugging Mary]: I...
Lou: If I don't like you, I'll fire you. If you don't like me, I'll fire you.Lou: You don't have to be a whale to write Moby-Dick.Mary: Violence never solved anything.Lou: Au contraire, Mary. Violence has solved every war, most football games, and a few marriages I can think of!Mary Tyler Moore — Mary RichardsEd Asner — Lou GrantGavin MacLeod — Murray SlaughterTed Knight — Ted BaxterMary Tyler Moore quotes at the Internet Movie Database20 mar 2003 · My point is that Mary Tyler Moore made it acceptable for the working women to go out in pants. Hollywood should never be the standard for Christians.
The Stepford Wives depicting the housewife-hell of suburbia, Gloria Steinem in her badass tinted aviators, and Mary Tyler Moore making it after all.
26 gen 2017 · So The Mary Tyler Moore Show really changed the sound coming back from the TV into our living rooms and thusly our lives. We were never asked to be “feminist writers” or make political...
3 ago 2018 · So this weekend, to celebrate the 35th anniversary of "Risky Business" and National Underwear Day, I’m spicing up my T-shirt and knickers combo by trying each of these five iconic movie underwear moments. I highly suggest you do too. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. 1. Sigourney Weaver in "Alien" Sunset Boulevard.
