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This show was magical. Rather than let an extremely sad episode end on a melancholy note, the superlative writing changes everything. Turning on a dime, a gloriously upbeat, rollicking and FUN ending makes the episode pure gold.

There are so many gems from this show. I think that scene is my favorite from the show. Chuckles the Clowns funeral is a close 2nd.

Perfect ensemble work at its best. Television has sunk so low nowadays that vids like this are a total delight.

Anyone know ted knight was in film Psycho?

Best show ever! They don’t make sitcoms like this anymore.

Just saw him perform aboard the Celebrity Eclipse, was my favorite musician by far! Keep up the awesome work my dude!! 👍

Ted Knight is the best there is. He can turn a mild joke into comic gold. As an American actor/ screenwriter, I bow to him and his remarkable talent. Hollywood could take a lesson from him..

The cast was first-rate all the way!🪅🪅🪅🪅

The audience didn't seem to get it.

This is what I miss about comedy shows.

Good one

One of the greatest sitcoms in our lives a true American

Lou & Murray stonefaced response perfect.

Whenever I hear Anna Maria Alberghetti's name -- which I do about once a year -- I think of Ted's "knock-knock" joke.

I don’t get it.

Loved the show. Mary and Bob Newhart on Saturday nights made it less painful for me to be dateless, LOL.

Perfect 👌

Not only do most people not know who anna maria alberghetti was,the don't know what a knock knock joke is, they never heard the song dark town strutters ball. But this scene is still funny.

I remember that joke and how I laughed myself silly. It makes me chuckle after all these years.

I was just eleven years old when I saw this, and I still remember it to this day!

I love how Ted is the hero in this scene. He makes his depressed friends feel better. This might be the only time. They should have wrote him this way at least a little more.

Her best performance was in the 1955 film the last command, with sterling hayden Better Alamo movie than any of its successors

That scene is so touching

One of the most memorable lines from the show. Well done. The Mary Tyler Moore show is an absolute gem. One of the best sitcoms ever.

It is the one element Seinfeld lacked--humanity.

I forgot how funny this show was. Ted Knight and Betty White we're brilliant.

So charming. Just perfect. Wow. I tip my hat to all.

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Mary Tyler Moore was so pretty!

The Love Boat😂Mary with her Farrah Fawcett's hair is hilarious 😮

I just loved this the first time and will always.

One of my favorite all time sitcoms. Sad to think that the whole cast is gone. Fond memories of that show.

Ted Baxter delivered the punch line perfectly in tune with the original song "The Darktown Strutter's Ball"

Hey Jonathan it’s me Sasha I love your music

the only reason i knew the name anna maria alberghetti until very recently was because of this joke.

I understand how Ted's knock-knock joke morphed into "The Darktown Strutters' Ball," although it's a stretch that all the cast members knew it. By the 1970s, who would know the lyrics but musicians and singers? Now, that said, please, somebody explain to me how "It's a Long Way to Tipperary" wound up as the cast's farewell to each other, and, without acknowledging it, the audience? I believe the MTM show was, and still is, the best sitcom ever made. Bear with me; I just don't get it.

What is the name of the song they're singing?

Beautiful!

What fun!

Oh my...look at that cute boy!

We had the best time! Great concert! Number one Frans here!

Im so proud of you man!!!!!!! Thanks to uncle scottie i can watch all your videos u post lol keep up the great work im glad you having fun doing what you love!!!

Me too!

Hey. I know that guy.

My go to when I need a little cheering up. Works every time. Enjoyed meeting MTM at a hotel bar in NYC years ago. The martinis and the laughs were amazing. Bellied up to the bar out of nowhere. Awesome experience.

One of my favorite episodes. Touching at the wedding.

I can never find anyone to tell this joke to... XD

Michael Moore once wrote Ed Asner for money to make his first movie. Asner sent him a $500 check.

Oh! Thank you for uploading this, so funny, feel good clip!