After a sitcom ends, you're always left wondering what would happen in the characters lives. I'm glad I got to see what became of Rhoda and Mary, and I'm so happy that after everything, they remained best friends.
Mary Tyler Moore is the one who inspired me to buy a big letter "M" for MY Mom, too. Mom's name was Marjorie, and she always wanted a letter "M" just like Mary Tyler Moore, so I bought one for her. She (Mom) passed in 2005, and to this very day, I still have that letter "M". VERY sentimental to me. lol :D (I love you, MTM, you still turn me on with a smile.)
That's such a wonderful story. Thank you for doing that for her ! Unfortunately I have no children to give me an M at the age of 58, but I sure can buy myself one and paint it to my liking. Thank you for the inspiration and giving me the feel goods. Im glad you have her M. Big hugs to you years after your post. God bless you ! ❤ Stay strong and kind hearted and live a good life for her.
I didn't even know this movie existed. Mary and Rhoda made such an impression on me when I was a teenager. Mary showed me a woman on TV who was single, had a career and a good life and, being an aspiring artist, I wanted to BE Rhoda. How interesting that I would stumble upon this movie 20 years after it was made and I am the age they were in the movie. And they still inspire me, even if the script was a little cheesy it had a good message and their essence came through. Thank you Mary Tyler Moore and Valerie Harper, the world was so lucky to have you both, especially girls who grew up being influenced by your work.
As a young girl the MTM show was a special time for me and my Mom we get in our pjs and I would crawl in her bed with a bowl of popcorn and watch it. When this movie originally aired I went to my Moms in my pjs and we popped popcorn and watched it together. Very special memories. RIP Mary & Val you will always bring a smile to my world
Thank. You for the upload. Watching having heard the news that Valerie Harper has passed on...whatever the merits of this TV movie, at the very least we got to see Mary & Rhoda together one more time. 🙏🏼
Thank you for posting this! Movie was a bit corny but it was sure nice to see Mary and Rhoda together again and I enjoyed watching it. If Netflix was around back then, they could have turned it into something like Grace and Frankie. I would have loved that.
It has been years since I've seen this movie, and it was great seeing it again. I love Mary and Rhoda; great story and classic characters. Thanks for uploading this movie.
heavenlygal101 Agree. I am still glad they made it. Sorry Mary is in poor health from Diabetes. Makes me even more glad they gave this movie a shot. Loved the friendship between the two. And they are friends in real life too!
Remember "Lou Grant" after the Mary Tyler Moore Show ended? The thing is this wasn't drama. It wasn't comedy. It was soap opera. Drama requires dangers beyond just needing to find a high paying job so you don't get kicked out of your wealthy high rise apartment in Manhattan. That's a comedy trope where nobody is any danger of anything but embarrassment. Drama requires a mystery to solve beyond looking up the address of somebody you lost touch with where everybody knows pretty much exactly how the story is going to go before you see it. The problem here is that Mary became famous with two of the funniest comedies in television history and this might have worked as a comedy but it came across as soap opera.
Jim Scribner Right. Lou Grant worked well as a drama as it showed the other end of the news business which can be gritty, tiring, and more. Asner is an actor who can do both comedies and drama well. Not many can pull that off as some people come off as naturally funny as Mary Tyler Moore. She thrived in comedy. Also, the original writing team was not brought back in for this project for some unknown reason. Brooks and company were still alive. I know Brooks may have been tied up with The Simpsons which was going strong at the time. Also, given Mary's on screen advocacy for women, I am sure she wanted to continue to have the MTM character in a realistic and modern setting as the original show was based on such. We seen that she did later marry but divorce as in the show, the engagement was called off prior to the start of the series (it was hugely controversial to show a divorced or single woman on TV in a career at that time. Mary originally wanted the character to be a young woman focused on career instead of family but the network decided against such). Even in this movie, we're seeing two middle age women attempting to have a life after children and divorce while still attempting to keep it together with all of life's hurdles.
Maybe I'm just spellbound by the enduring friendship that these two characters had --- amplified by the REAL friendship the two actresses had. I loved this movie and thought it was nostalgic and moving. Admittedly, I'm biased but who gives a shit. I will always be in awe of Mere and Rhoda.
omg that was the cherry on my cake. i have watches all mary tyler moore shows and all of rhodas and now this film BRILLIANT..brought tears to my eyes xxxxxxxxx
amazing how 22 years later, the plot line of Mary's work challenge is more appropriate than ever. it would be great if it could be re-run on a major network.
I enjoyed this movie, and I hate that it didn't become a series like they had planned. I think we all missed out on something great. I think had they given them 1 season, they would have been successful.
Thank you for sharing this❤I hadn't seen this before... must've been busy with life at the time. I was a little apprehensive about watching because it was loaded in 10-15 minute sections but then I seen you had them all. I watched Mary and Rhoda back in the70's and enjoyed them very much.
I love MTM and Valerie Harper. I frequently re-watch MTM show and Rhoda on youtube and know each show so well. I love this movie because of them however it was not all that good. It came off very scripted, stiff in delivery and poorly "acted." That being said, many pilots are the same until everyone settles into and develops the characters. They were well loved developed roles years ago however time changes us all . I like to think if they had been given the opportunity to continue in a series they would have developed into the true Mare and Rho. Thanks so much for the upload.
Taylor, Thank you so much for posting this movie. I've wanted to watch it for awhile now. I missed it the first time around on TV. It's more relevant to me these days as my girls are grown and I have to let them fly. . .
Valerie Harper writes about this in her wonderful memoir. It was a TV movie, but also, a pilot for a potential series. Never happened and a lot of disappointment. Personally, I like Harper and Moore in comedy with a live audience. This just didn't work for me... the actors did what they could with the material, which wasn't that great...
You realize that had this become a series the first episodes probably would have been pre-empted by the attacks on the World Trade Center across town from where Mary was working at a news station. Whoever wrote this movie should write a sequel called "Mary and Rhoda and 911" because the year after she got her new job Mary would have been at Ground Zero.
Back in 2000 sadly they were not relaunching series. In a different time this totally would have been a relaunch or at lead to tv or streaming mini-series.
It was considered to be a pilot for a series. I looked it up. It got a lot of negative reviews because it was currently and didn’t focus on the old cast of Mary Tyler Moore. It was about the relationship of Mary and Rhoda. It shows you how stupid people are. There’s no way all those people would be in the same place together after 20 years.
@@justingaffneysamuels2072 | "There’s no way all those people would be in the same place together after 20 years." Exactly. In real life, any one who has ever been in paid employment knows that once a workplace closes down or everyone gets fired, all those co-workers you befriended that entire time will quickly disappear like everyone has died - you almost never see each other again. Watching Mary and Rhoda reconnect in the movie is also a rarity in real life.
Mary’s timing is off due to her advancing diabetes , she became mechanical , and read her lines instead of emoting because she was trying to overcome her physical troubles . I admire her courage , she gave it her all . Her books were wonderful because she could take the time to sift through her feelings . She did a wonderful job in moving forward with her physical set backs . I believe she was a far more generous and giving person as she got older but it didn’t come across as it does with Valerie . Mary is only 60 or so here and looks fantastic but her diabetes affected her vision and her movement which kept her from really connecting through the lens of a camera . Her delivery was forced and never flowed . I found the behavior of the daughters to be grating and dis respectful . Pleading with your adult child to behave civilly is fault of the script . Conflict can be written with more feeling and depth and this project failed these two great talents . All of MTM success was due to the humor that was character driven and this takes time , hard to do in a 90 minute movie . If it’s not on the written page then the stars have to create it on the set and they did their best with a poor script . 60 is not old and the characters only ten to fifteen years younger acted like they were 20 . One word on Valerie - she is such a warm intelligent actress , she warms up a stale script better than any one , that takes true talent . This had to be hard for her , to work with a great friend - Mary - and know she was struggling with her timing due to her physical challenges . She supported her by giving everything she could bring, she did it because she loved Mary . All of her acting success started because Mary saw her talent from the beginning.What a loving giving soul . I wished the format was better because if it had this could have led to a few years of working together and making new memories for them and for us.
Whatever the reason, I was disappointed in MTM's acting. Yes, she deserved praise for her courage but given the optics of acting, she probably would have been wiser not to play this movie and let us remember how remarkable she was in her series.
@@stuartwise5709 | Not doing the movie would forever make us (the audience) wonder what became of Mary Richards after she was fired by WJM. Yes, the movie was not Emmy award-winning. But I am glad MTM made "Mary and Rhoda" to show us that her character did in fact moved on from her Minneapolis days, continued to work in the media field, got married and had a daughter later. Those questions were finally answered.
@@MoniqueFromPlymouth I'm also glad she made the movie, just too bad it wasn't better. Same can be said for Lucy--her follow up series couldn't hold a candle to the original, especially "Life With Lucy," when she was in her 70s
I thought it was great, only the writers could have made it better. Mary and Rhoda 20+ years ago, are now me. And, nothing much has changed. A lesson here. We all complain to much!
I dont watch TV so I never knew they put this out - 2 of my childhood heroes from a time WHEN I DID WASTCH T.V., when TV was good. TY SO MUCH whoever put this out on YT. THANK U VERY VERY MUCH
@Aeolis7 I totally agree with you. Mary and Rhoda just seemed different then what you would expect. I just find what they were doing thirty years later is not what they actually would be doing "now". And I wish they would've at least mentioned everyone else from the show. It's just weird (: . But this actually was supposed to be a sitcom. I love Mary and Val, but I don't think it would've ever worked.
Taylor I never knew this was even made back in 2000? I truly enjoyed watching it though. As for Mary and Rhoda not mentioning the other characters, well, if you think back, how many times did Mary make appearances on Rhoda? And just about all of them appeared on Rhoda for her wedding(exept Ted Knight)! It saddens me to stumble upon this now, especially after Mary Tyler Moore had just recently passed away.
RIP Mary and Valerie❤️ this movie was ok.... I do wish they made references to the MTM characters like Ted, Murray and Lou. I also wish they were able to get Phyllis to be in the movie
Just found out they did this project I enjoyed it as a movie could have been more in death but similar to what they were trying to do here, I do love Grace and Frankie,
I loved the Mary Tyler Moore Show and it is one of my all time favorites and while it was great seeing Mary and Rhoda together again, this movie was horrible. It was meant to be a pilot for another show starring these two, but it wasn't well received by the public and it was taken off the table so I guess I'm in the majority. It was just really boring. And while Rhoda still came across as Rhoda, Mary's declining health showed her as frail and she just wasn't the same character. Too bad. The orginal was darn near perfect.
These two ladies could do better with improvising but what the heck... GOTA love the ability to squeeze the last dime out of a 20 yrs. old concept. The only cool thing is the jumped up punky version of MTM s theme song bet Harper's theme would be even better with that treatment .
Remember when I first seen this, it was pretty blah, don't get me wrong I always thought Rhoda was a awesome actress and I liked MTM show, but this just really didn't cut it. It was great to see them 2 together again but I think the story line just was not really them. My mother actually got me started watching MTM years ago because she said I would like the one actress. She was right, that was Valerie Harper. What I didn't know was Harper was born the same year as my mother so thats kind of cool to me as my mother is like Harper and Moore gone now.
I love the optimism of this, but the slow clap was so unrealistic though. In reality no one would have given a shit, Jonah would have taken all the credit for the good ratings, and Mary would probably just have continued on in anonymity, even if she did tell him off. But at least she would have affected a good trend in journalism. ("There's not even a door to slam!" Good homage to her storming out of Mr. Grant's office. 😆) Rose still wasn't funny. And the afro comment 😬 "meeting new friends on the world wide web." That was so out of touch it was kinda sweet. 😆😭 Well, the movie wasn't perfect, but it was pretty good for y2k era. Especially from Mary and Rhoda's pre-boomer generation perspective.
For me, this just didn't have any of the charm of the original series. I didn't like how "worldly" Mary and Rhoda became. There were no interesting secondary characters. I almost think it would have been better to have it set up as if it were a sitcom, with a live audience. And one or two other characters from MTM or Rhoda mixed in. But to each thier own.
I think "worldly" works for Rhoda but not Mary. I agree that more sitcom-ish would have been better. I think the writing was weak. They focused more on "feels" and less on story. I feel like this could have been an inspiration to Gilmore girls though . . . .
What happened to Joe? Scenes were cut from the time it was on T.V. This T V. Movie sucked ... Why did the writer's have Mary be a widow? Rhoda 2x divorced? As no mention of Joe... Why no patriachals in the movie? No mention at all of Brenda? Dumb movie reboot... Also did NOT feel mother's & daughter' were close at all...something was really missing...
What is that horrible music at the end? This whole production was just too generic. It didn't capture the essence of either character, or have the feel of either show. It would have been nice if they could have intertwined both the theme from MTM and Rhoda at the end. And at least had a "Meow".
I loved the Mary Tyler Moore Show & I loved Rhoda's sitcom but this movie dragged a lot. If it wasn't for Valerie Harper's energy & her humor, I might not have managed to watch all the way to the end of the movie. It was nice to see Valerie & Mary together again though just like it was nice when they were together on an episode of Rosie O'Donnell's talk show.
Well, I loved seeing them together again, but this movie made it look like 1970 Minneapolis was a lot funnier than 2000 NYC...........and that getting older makes life much more dramatic.
After a sitcom ends, you're always left wondering what would happen in the characters lives. I'm glad I got to see what became of Rhoda and Mary, and I'm so happy that after everything, they remained best friends.
Mary Tyler Moore is the one who inspired me to buy a big letter "M" for MY Mom, too. Mom's name was Marjorie, and she always wanted a letter "M" just like Mary Tyler Moore, so I bought one for her. She (Mom) passed in 2005, and to this very day, I still have that letter "M". VERY sentimental to me. lol :D (I love you, MTM, you still turn me on with a smile.)
I loved this movie? Why didn't they continue it as a series? It would have been huge!!!
That's such a wonderful story. Thank you for doing that for her ! Unfortunately I have no children to give me an M at the age of 58, but I sure can buy myself one and paint it to my liking. Thank you for the inspiration and giving me the feel goods. Im glad you have her M. Big hugs to you years after your post. God bless you ! ❤ Stay strong and kind hearted and live a good life for her.
No matter what, how good it is to see them together again!
I didn't even know this movie existed. Mary and Rhoda made such an impression on me when I was a teenager. Mary showed me a woman on TV who was single, had a career and a good life and, being an aspiring artist, I wanted to BE Rhoda. How interesting that I would stumble upon this movie 20 years after it was made and I am the age they were in the movie. And they still inspire me, even if the script was a little cheesy it had a good message and their essence came through. Thank you Mary Tyler Moore and Valerie Harper, the world was so lucky to have you both, especially girls who grew up being influenced by your work.
The World Will Miss Your Smile Mary. God Bless.
I love them both so much may they both Rest In Peace🙏💐
As a young girl the MTM show was a special time for me and my Mom we get in our pjs and I would crawl in her bed with a bowl of popcorn and watch it. When this movie originally aired I went to my Moms in my pjs and we popped popcorn and watched it together. Very special memories. RIP Mary & Val you will always bring a smile to my world
Thank. You for the upload. Watching having heard the news that Valerie Harper has passed on...whatever the merits of this TV movie, at the very least we got to see Mary & Rhoda together one more time. 🙏🏼
RIP Mary and Rhoda
LOVED it !!! RIP Mary & Rhoda
i really enjoyed this movie. i loved the rhoda and mary tyler shows so much. i could live on the repeats :)
Thank you for posting this! Movie was a bit corny but it was sure nice to see Mary and Rhoda together again and I enjoyed watching it. If Netflix was around back then, they could have turned it into something like Grace and Frankie. I would have loved that.
I think Mary and Rhoda movie opened the door for Grace and Frankie TV show.
It has been years since I've seen this movie, and it was great seeing it again. I love Mary and Rhoda; great story and classic characters. Thanks for uploading this movie.
heavenlygal101 Agree. I am still glad they made it. Sorry Mary is in poor health from Diabetes. Makes me even more glad they gave this movie a shot. Loved the friendship between the two. And they are friends in real life too!
How can you take a hugely successfull sitcom and turn it into a drama. Nice to see Mare and Rho again but this movie was a bomb. Thanks for posting.
Remember "Lou Grant" after the Mary Tyler Moore Show ended? The thing is this wasn't drama. It wasn't comedy. It was soap opera. Drama requires dangers beyond just needing to find a high paying job so you don't get kicked out of your wealthy high rise apartment in Manhattan. That's a comedy trope where nobody is any danger of anything but embarrassment. Drama requires a mystery to solve beyond looking up the address of somebody you lost touch with where everybody knows pretty much exactly how the story is going to go before you see it. The problem here is that Mary became famous with two of the funniest comedies in television history and this might have worked as a comedy but it came across as soap opera.
Jim Scribner Right. Lou Grant worked well as a drama as it showed the other end of the news business which can be gritty, tiring, and more. Asner is an actor who can do both comedies and drama well. Not many can pull that off as some people come off as naturally funny as Mary Tyler Moore. She thrived in comedy. Also, the original writing team was not brought back in for this project for some unknown reason. Brooks and company were still alive. I know Brooks may have been tied up with The Simpsons which was going strong at the time.
Also, given Mary's on screen advocacy for women, I am sure she wanted to continue to have the MTM character in a realistic and modern setting as the original show was based on such. We seen that she did later marry but divorce as in the show, the engagement was called off prior to the start of the series (it was hugely controversial to show a divorced or single woman on TV in a career at that time. Mary originally wanted the character to be a young woman focused on career instead of family but the network decided against such). Even in this movie, we're seeing two middle age women attempting to have a life after children and divorce while still attempting to keep it together with all of life's hurdles.
Maybe I'm just spellbound by the enduring friendship that these two characters had --- amplified by the REAL friendship the two actresses had. I loved this movie and thought it was nostalgic and moving. Admittedly, I'm biased but who gives a shit. I will always be in awe of Mere and Rhoda.
Nope. You're just not so cynical as many in comments sections tend to be. I'm with you. And M & R.
@@janinem5196
Thank you!!!!!!!
I really wish that they would have all throw a hat at the end
omg that was the cherry on my cake. i have watches all mary tyler moore shows and all of rhodas and now this film BRILLIANT..brought tears to my eyes xxxxxxxxx
amazing how 22 years later, the plot line of Mary's work challenge is more appropriate than ever. it would be great if it could be re-run on a major network.
I loved it, more than the first time when it was on TV. YAY, UA-cam!
I enjoyed this movie, and I hate that it didn't become a series like they had planned. I think we all missed out on something great. I think had they given them 1 season, they would have been successful.
Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful film, so nice to see two of my favorite actresses back together again, I love it♥
Great actress I sure miss them both
Tom Poston played Marys doorman at one point and didn't even get in the credits. Loved the movie.
Great to see this again in 2013. Now more than ever it rings so true!
Actually, a charming movie overall.
thx a million for the upload; I really enjoyed it! 🥳
Thank you for sharing this❤I hadn't seen this before... must've been busy with life at the time. I was a little apprehensive about watching because it was loaded in 10-15 minute sections but then I seen you had them all. I watched Mary and Rhoda back in the70's and enjoyed them very much.
Like the old original music better than this one
RecurveLife I am with you on that! The jazzed up music is quite hideous!
That change was SO bad I was ready to click off. I almost didn't watch it was that bad.
I love MTM and Valerie Harper. I frequently re-watch MTM show and Rhoda on youtube and know each show so well. I love this movie because of them however it was not all that good. It came off very scripted, stiff in delivery and poorly "acted." That being said, many pilots are the same until everyone settles into and develops the characters. They were well loved developed roles years ago however time changes us all . I like to think if they had been given the opportunity to continue in a series they would have developed into the true Mare and Rho. Thanks so much for the upload.
Taylor, Thank you so much for posting this movie. I've wanted to watch it for awhile now. I missed it the first time around on TV. It's more relevant to me these days as my girls are grown and I have to let them fly. . .
Sorry, but I’m so glad this wasn’t made into a series. It never would have worked.....
They both still look so great!
Valerie Harper writes about this in her wonderful memoir. It was a TV movie, but also, a pilot for a potential series. Never happened and a lot of disappointment. Personally, I like Harper and Moore in comedy with a live audience. This just didn't work for me... the actors did what they could with the material, which wasn't that great...
Agreed. This could've been so much better.
Too scripted and hooky although they are still great together would love to see them together now.
It wouldn’t have worked. Nope.
This could have been a good series. I like how they put the drama element together. The daughter thing is very weak but it could have worked.
You realize that had this become a series the first episodes probably would have been pre-empted by the attacks on the World Trade Center across town from where Mary was working at a news station. Whoever wrote this movie should write a sequel called "Mary and Rhoda and 911" because the year after she got her new job Mary would have been at Ground Zero.
Back in 2000 sadly they were not relaunching series. In a different time this totally would have been a relaunch or at lead to tv or streaming mini-series.
It was considered to be a pilot for a series. I looked it up. It got a lot of negative reviews because it was currently and didn’t focus on the old cast of Mary Tyler Moore. It was about the relationship of Mary and Rhoda. It shows you how stupid people are. There’s no way all those people would be in the same place together after 20 years.
@@justingaffneysamuels2072 | "There’s no way all those people would be in the same place together after 20 years." Exactly. In real life, any one who has ever been in paid employment knows that once a workplace closes down or everyone gets fired, all those co-workers you befriended that entire time will quickly disappear like everyone has died - you almost never see each other again. Watching Mary and Rhoda reconnect in the movie is also a rarity in real life.
Mary’s timing is off due to her advancing diabetes , she became mechanical , and read her lines instead of emoting because she was trying to overcome her physical troubles . I admire her courage , she gave it her all . Her books were wonderful because she could take the time to sift through her feelings . She did a wonderful job in moving forward with her physical set backs . I believe she was a far more generous and giving person as she got older but it didn’t come across as it does with Valerie . Mary is only 60 or so here and looks fantastic but her diabetes affected her vision and her movement which kept her from really connecting through the lens of a camera . Her delivery was forced and never flowed . I found the behavior of the daughters to be grating and dis respectful . Pleading with your adult child to behave civilly is fault of the script . Conflict can be written with more feeling and depth and this project failed these two great talents . All of MTM success was due to the humor that was character driven and this takes time , hard to do in a 90 minute movie . If it’s not on the written page then the stars have to create it on the set and they did their best with a poor script . 60 is not old and the characters only ten to fifteen years younger acted like they were 20 . One word on Valerie - she is such a warm intelligent actress , she warms up a stale script better than any one , that takes true talent . This had to be hard for her , to work with a great friend - Mary - and know she was struggling with her timing due to her physical challenges . She supported her by giving everything she could bring, she did it because she loved Mary . All of her acting success started because Mary saw her talent from the beginning.What a loving giving soul . I wished the format was better because if it had this could have led to a few years of working together and making new memories for them and for us.
i didnt know that she was a gem xxxxx
Whatever the reason, I was disappointed in MTM's acting. Yes, she deserved praise for her courage but given the optics of acting, she probably would have been wiser not to play this movie and let us remember how remarkable she was in her series.
@@stuartwise5709 | Not doing the movie would forever make us (the audience) wonder what became of Mary Richards after she was fired by WJM. Yes, the movie was not Emmy award-winning. But I am glad MTM made "Mary and Rhoda" to show us that her character did in fact moved on from her Minneapolis days, continued to work in the media field, got married and had a daughter later. Those questions were finally answered.
@@MoniqueFromPlymouth I'm also glad she made the movie, just too bad it wasn't better. Same can be said for Lucy--her follow up series couldn't hold a candle to the original, especially "Life With Lucy," when she was in her 70s
I thought it was great, only the writers could have made it better. Mary and Rhoda 20+ years ago, are now me. And, nothing much has changed. A lesson here.
We all complain to much!
Thank you. It was good to see MTM and Rhoda again.
Mary looks very beautiful in this movie.
+Brooke Hanley Not to shabby for 64 years old that's for sure. She was always very pretty.
I dont watch TV so I never knew they put this out - 2 of my childhood heroes from a time WHEN I DID WASTCH T.V., when TV was good. TY SO MUCH whoever put this out on YT. THANK U VERY VERY MUCH
@Aeolis7 I totally agree with you. Mary and Rhoda just seemed different then what you would expect. I just find what they were doing thirty years later is not what they actually would be doing "now". And I wish they would've at least mentioned everyone else from the show. It's just weird (: . But this actually was supposed to be a sitcom. I love Mary and Val, but I don't think it would've ever worked.
Taylor
I never knew this was even made back in 2000? I truly enjoyed watching it though. As for Mary and Rhoda not mentioning the other characters, well, if you think back, how many times did Mary make appearances on Rhoda? And just about all of them appeared on Rhoda for her wedding(exept Ted Knight)! It saddens me to stumble upon this now, especially after Mary Tyler Moore had just recently passed away.
It was suppose to be a dramedy not a sitcom
I think what's missing is the 70s feel.
Oh, how I wish they made a much much longer movie of them😢🙏🏼. You .🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺❤️❤️❤️❤️💐💐💐💐
This was a great movie
I loved Mary Tyler Moore ❤️❤️ Rhoda was great but Mary was my ❤️
I loved it. So sweet. Thanks for posting it.
RIP Mary and Valerie❤️ this movie was ok.... I do wish they made references to the MTM characters like Ted, Murray and Lou. I also wish they were able to get Phyllis to be in the movie
MARY and RHODA we will always love them so !
That was so good! Thanks again for the upload!
Tank you for this share; it's a real gift for me.
Great catching up with Mary and Rhoda ;) I really enjoyed this movie. They were the original BFFs on tv! It would have been nice to see Phyllis too.
Thanks for upload Taylor
R.i.p. ladies
tnx for posting i love mary and rhoda..
What a beautiful segment!
@fanofbewitched1 You're so welcome! Now I'm gonna upload the movie Just Between Friends with Mary in it :D
Taylor I love that movie! I thought it was very underrated by critics.
Mary has her "M" on the wall.
Sadly, it wasn't the same "M", and it was backwards.
@@LarryLeeMoniz I think she gave the original M to Oprah.
@@yolandagrady7232 I don't think she would do that. That "M" on the Oprah set wasn't correct either. I am a stickler for this stuff.
I really hated this movie, but I still and will always love Mary Tyler Moore and Valerie Harper. Always❤
Movie was OK...only cause it was great to see Mary and Rhoda again. Could've done without their daughters..
I think it is time for a sequel to this film!
So many Negitive comments. I liked it!
@MsJCBurke You're welcome! And I'm glad you enjoyed it! I agree about the Minneapolis and NYC thing, too :)
Love the Mary Tyler Moore show and Rhoda.. But this was God awful
Just found out they did this project I enjoyed it as a movie could have been more in death but similar to what they were trying to do here, I do love Grace and Frankie,
The very talented Bethany Joy Lenz. Stand up Comedy😊
I cried my eyes out
that was very good love date MTM Show and Rhoda.... it was a bit saccharine in parts but nonetheless very good.
Thank you
Yay 💕 🙏 💕 🙏
I loved the Mary Tyler Moore Show and it is one of my all time favorites and while it was great seeing Mary and Rhoda together again, this movie was horrible. It was meant to be a pilot for another show starring these two, but it wasn't well received by the public and it was taken off the table so I guess I'm in the majority. It was just really boring. And while Rhoda still came across as Rhoda, Mary's declining health showed her as frail and she just wasn't the same character. Too bad. The orginal was darn near perfect.
It wasn't very good but people watched. These things never work out.
These two ladies could do better with improvising but what the heck... GOTA love the ability to squeeze the last dime out of a 20 yrs. old concept. The only cool thing is the jumped up punky version of MTM s theme song bet Harper's theme would be even better with that treatment .
Many reunions don't work but this did!
Remember when I first seen this, it was pretty blah, don't get me wrong I always thought Rhoda was a awesome actress and I liked MTM show, but this just really didn't cut it. It was great to see them 2 together again but I think the story line just was not really them. My mother actually got me started watching MTM years ago because she said I would like the one actress. She was right, that was Valerie Harper. What I didn't know was Harper was born the same year as my mother so thats kind of cool to me as my mother is like Harper and Moore gone now.
@fanofbewitched1 Lol. Have you seen it?
You're welcome! :)
I love the optimism of this, but the slow clap was so unrealistic though. In reality no one would have given a shit, Jonah would have taken all the credit for the good ratings, and Mary would probably just have continued on in anonymity, even if she did tell him off. But at least she would have affected a good trend in journalism.
("There's not even a door to slam!" Good homage to her storming out of Mr. Grant's office. 😆)
Rose still wasn't funny. And the afro comment 😬 "meeting new friends on the world wide web." That was so out of touch it was kinda sweet. 😆😭
Well, the movie wasn't perfect, but it was pretty good for y2k era. Especially from Mary and Rhoda's pre-boomer generation perspective.
For me, this just didn't have any of the charm of the original series. I didn't like how "worldly" Mary and Rhoda became. There were no interesting secondary characters. I almost think it would have been better to have it set up as if it were a sitcom, with a live audience. And one or two other characters from MTM or Rhoda mixed in. But to each thier own.
I think "worldly" works for Rhoda but not Mary. I agree that more sitcom-ish would have been better. I think the writing was weak. They focused more on "feels" and less on story. I feel like this could have been an inspiration to Gilmore girls though . . . .
What happened to Joe?
Scenes were cut from the time it was on T.V.
This T V. Movie sucked ...
Why did the writer's have Mary be a widow?
Rhoda 2x divorced? As no mention of Joe...
Why no patriachals in the movie?
No mention at all of Brenda?
Dumb movie reboot...
Also did NOT feel mother's & daughter' were close at all...something was really missing...
@bighousesigns You're welcome (:
This was very disappointing. Expected more, and Mary/Rhoda deserved better.
What is that horrible music at the end? This whole production was just too generic. It didn't capture the essence of either character, or have the feel of either show. It would have been nice if they could have intertwined both the theme from MTM and Rhoda at the end. And at least had a "Meow".
You're welcome :)
The ending sucked without Mimsie!!
I love them, ...I do. But, I'm sorry this chick flick was boring.
I loved the Mary Tyler Moore Show & I loved Rhoda's sitcom but this movie dragged a lot. If it wasn't for Valerie Harper's energy & her humor, I might not have managed to watch all the way to the end of the movie.
It was nice to see Valerie & Mary together again though just like it was nice when they were together on an episode of Rosie O'Donnell's talk show.
@teeboz31222 Awesome! I'm probably going to watch it because I have no life! LOL Not that I don't absolutely love Mary cuz I do!
The
movie too much of a downer,should of made it a fun movie
The Rose character is boring as hell.
Well, I loved seeing them together again, but this movie made it look like 1970 Minneapolis was a lot funnier than 2000 NYC...........and that getting older makes life much more dramatic.