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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- It's the last scene of Who's The Boss? Will Tony and Angela finally end up together?
From Season 8 Episode 24, 'Savor The Veal (Part 3)'. Tony and Angela realize that a long-distance romance is not going to work. Angela makes a decision which she hopes will bring them closer together.
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Being a parent is tough; being a single parent is even tougher. So when injuries and his wife's death force ex-baseball player Tony Micelli (Tony Danza) into retirement, and a single mom, high powered advertising executive Angela Bower (Judith Light), needed someone to run her household, it was a match made in heaven. Or was it? After convincing her free-spirited, mischievous mother, Mona Robinson (Katherine Helmond), that hiring Tony is the right thing to do, the less-than-tidy Angela welcomes him and his daughter Samantha (Alyssa Milano) as the live-in housekeeper for her and her son Jonathan (Danny Pintauro). And while their relationship starts out businesslike and platonic, becoming best friends and confidants makes it hard for two attractive, single adults living under one roof to resist their more grown-up impulses.
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This scene always made me cry. I love how they tied it into the pilot episode at the end. 😢❤
Still the best ending of all time will remain Bob Newheart ❤
It was perfect !!
The pilot was very memorable for me. I remember Tony and Sam driving over to Angela's place for the interview and this last scene brings back so much memories and a nice way to end the show.
I was so blessed to have grown up as a teen in the 80's and able to watch great shows like this.
EXACTLY!! Look at the top tv shows in the 80s and 90s compared to todays 🙏🏻🇺🇸🌎
Right? Me too! We had the best shows ever!!
You are so right. What a better time.
Me tooo
@@essbe7158 disagree. I’m sorry but the 80s in the 90s didn’t have the marvelous Mrs. Maisel.
I love when Tony said “Angela the only thing I resented was being without you.”
It’s pronounced “Angeler”
@@johnmorris8444 Lol no it's not!😂😂😂
That was so sweet and genuine
Yes it is lol he says Angeler.. in his accent. @@Mrd9960
@@johnmorris8444if you are from New England, definitely!
Judith Light and Tony Danza had such good camaraderie and chemistry on screen ☺
Didn't Tony Danza retire from acting and became a school teacher?
Indeed they did.
Have to admit, they had great on screen chemistry.
I think some of that chemistry was real . Her eyes are very telling ! And the writers of this show are fantastic , keeping us laughing every minute of the show . I watched this show today . Thay all played their parts very well !
@@smerchly danza even stated that he wouldve married judith if they were both single
@@kefkarothsephka7708 when/what interview did he say this?
They would have made a great looking couple. @@kefkarothsephka7708
They made a perfect couple! One of the best sitcoms during that time.
I comptley agree
When television was worth watching.
@El Narrador What's the face? Lol
Ok boomer
So true!!!!
@@queenvic83 that smiley means : anyone who writes comments like neil's comment are morons. TV always had good stuff and bad stuff and it will continue with both good and bad stuff.
When Alyssa Milano was worth watch
I used to love this show. Never saw the finale though, so that was nice. I almost cried...lol.
When television was less complicated and just fun to watch.
Originally they wanted Tony and Angela to marry in the finally episode but Tony Danza was against it. This ending was his idea.
@@thebigloc1 it's an excellent idea. With that end, the show is a full circle.
Yeah you mean when it was good!
@@mototacularlife5267 oh for f!@# sake
Funny how so many of us fans of the show missed this finale
I never saw the finale so this grabbed my attention. A perfect way to end the series, and keeping them consistently in character every second. Good job, actors, writers and director.
short of them getting married and having a third child, this was absolutely the best way to end the show, and my favorite scene between the two of them. tony inspired angela to start her own business and become the best version of herself, and she pushed him to go to college, be successful, and stand on his own two feet. they literally made each other's dreams come true. it's a bookend, but now they're not at that doorway as housekeeper and boss, but as two complete, fully realized characters. this scene killed me when first saw it in reruns as a kid, and to this day, it still makes me melt. 💕
@fatimagic yes but this was not the original ending producers had wanted... Originally Tony and Angela were suppose to get married in the series two part series finale and they pitched the idea to ABC and they liked it but the company that owns the rights Martin and Cohan said no to this idea so producers had to write around the idea hence leaving a door open so to speak... I thought by now we would have gotten a reunion film much like the successful The Growing Paines Movie and Return Of The Seavers. I know there has been talk of a Who's The Boss reboot however Judith Light has shown no interest in returning! Something about Tony moving in with his daughter Samantha whom is divorced and helping her raise he kids?
@@SuperMarioBrosIII it wouldn't be the same without her. Shocked that she wouldn't want to be part of that. They seemed to be so incredibly close!
Why a third child? It's not a fairy tale.
Yes me too
@@JoanneJaworski I've since heard that she's open to making appearances. Hope so.
Aww man... 44yrs old watching this show again today for the first time in many years. Had to see the final scene. It's a very beautiful ending. Lots of nostalgia vibes.
I love when Angela said back to Tony “So what are your qualifications? and Tony said well um and kissed her passionately.
I thought he was gonna pull out his big Italian salami
@@benboomer5632 And say "I got your qualifications right here!".
@@itiswhatitaintanditaintwha1427 lol
@@benboomer5632 🤣🤣😭😂😂
And THAT was a *kiss.* It made her hair towel go all topsy turvy.
It seems like Tony Danza was the Matt LeBlanc of the 70s, 80s and early 90s
At a James Burroughs tribute back in 2016, Matt LeBlanc said that Burroughs essentially nicknamed him Danza.
Wouldn’t Matt LeBlanc be the Matt LeBlanc of the 90s?
Wouldn’t LeBlanc be the Tony Danza of the 90’s.
Danza had more hit shows
What an insult to Tony Danza...
A great show and a beautiful love story. I'm so glad the writers didn't let these two actually get together during the show, but ended it like this.
Tony Danza really deserved that success.
Better acting in a sitcom than in most of what passes for drama on TV today.
I wanted a wedding. We all deserves a Angela & Tony wedding!
No we don't! Haven't we suffered enough? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I would have liked for Tony & Angela and Don & Ann ( That Girl) to have had an after the series ended wedding movie special.
Its funny you should say that! While American television borrows ideas from British TV quite often ("All in the Family", "Three's Company", "The Office" as examples), it isn't quite as common for British TV to borrow from American TV as they usually just broadcast our repeats since our production seasons and budgets are usually exponentially higher than what they are willing to do. With that being said, "Who's the Boss?" was one rare exception! And with that being said, I have good news for you: in the UK verson, titled "The Upper Hand", the characters based on Tony and Angela DO, in fact, get married, and in fact, by series end, "Angela" is pregnant! "The Upper Hand" launched just as the American series was wrapping its sixth season on ABC, and ran until 1996 (while "Who's the Boss?" ended its run with this episode in 1992--the same night "Growing Pains" and "MacGyver" ended). The show only produced 94 episodes over seven seasons, but made quite a bit more progress in their relationship than "Who's the Boss?" did. While I couldn't locate the wedding episode, here is the pilot...its almost word for word to the "Who's the Boss?" pilot! And Martin Cohan and Blake Hunter and Columbia Pictures Television even got their due credit at the end! ;) ua-cam.com/video/4weI7biThFA/v-deo.html
I thought they did get married
@@thewvnetwork I never knew "All in the Family" was based on a British show? What was the British show called? I'm happy that "The Upper Hand" characters got their happy ending, that show got it right from the start, but even though it was done perfectly, Caroline and Charlie didn't hold my interest as much as Tony and Angela, most likely it's because "Who's the Boss?" Was the first one I saw first, so it's hard to switch.
Cheesy as 80s TV was back then, I thought the whole story arc of those two throughout the whole of the series was so well done and there was definitely a realness to their friendship/relationship that was sort of absent from a lot of shows at the time. The actors had a lot to do with that. Still love watching reruns today.
Yes! Partly because they are both such good actors also.
I agree.
if only the morays of this sitcom would translate today ..
empowered women and men realizing they are weaker as individuals.. where the sum of the parts makes a great whole
I miss the 1980s. 1980s had a lot of good tv shows
Tuxedos, black ones, were invented for Tony Danza!!
Yeah he does look pretty slick.
I loved Who's The Boss! I used to watch it all the time! Angela and Tony really looked good together! ❤
Angela and Tony looked their best and hottest in the final season.
Man, haven't seen or thought about this show in many years. Just saw the clip and it brought a tear to my eye. Like visiting friends and family you have'nt seen in a long time, and such a happy ending. Something we need today.
Yea to end the way it started was great
“No kiddin” haha I love confidence. I forgot this was how it ended. I like it
He’s so handsome.
And that's how you end a series!
Agreed. I don't need to see a wedding between them to know that they "lived happily ever after."
Way to end the series. Sad it had to end but it ended perfectly.
Man when he said "Angela the only thing i resented was being with out you" melts my heart and all thought out the entire show the way he always looked at her also melts my heart, could always see the love in his eyes
The shows from the 80’s are all so good.....takes me back to my childhood.....Who’s the Boss, Family Ties, Eight is Enough, Happy Days, Love Boat, Fantasy Island, All in the Family, Growing Pains, Little House on the Prairie, etc.....such great shows!
Eight is enough was the 70s
All in the family was the 70s
Little house on the prairy was the 70s
Happy days was the 70s
Love boat was the 70s
You can't fake those kisses. I'm still crushing on Judith Light 😇
She was and is a stone fox! Man I rated every woman by her and Maureen Ohara! LOL
I loved her so much in this show I just realized that I married my wife 30 yrs ago and she looked just like Angela. Wore business suits to work / blonde hair / beautiful / successful executive
Judith Light...Word??!🤔
Hold me closer, Tony Danza…
I have to go home........ you are home ;)
I see what you did there. Well played.
redbeetle8 I see what you did there. Well played.
Count the headlights on the highway....
Tony finally gets with his 'An-gel-uhh'.
I love when he holds up the plaque and says, “See?”
A kiss like that and no one said anything?! The audience was dead.
That scene was breathtaking. 😊
Sometimes when they get to the climactic finale of a series, it is shot on a closed stage and they don't have an audience present so that way they can achieve the effect or the loneliness of ending that they reach for
It was a pretty cringe final scene. Some audience were heard laughing lol
one of my favorite sitcoms. I remember watching as a child in the 90s in reruns and I loved it. As an adult I love it even more, it made me a huge fan of Tony Danza
Wow, what a 💋 kiss!! If that wasn't real, I don't know what is.
I love Judith Light....She can cry at the drop of a hat....❤
My mom used to say she was the best crier in the world!! Loved her on One Life to Live back in the day. I love her in anything she is in.
Oh they sure always had great chemistry connection together. They actually really looked like they liked each other. Love this ❤️❤️😀
It's called "acting" you know.
Any time they talk about each other in interviews, they ALWAYS talk with such affection, admiration, love and support.
In looks and behavior Tony Danza always reminded me of my father who died 10 years ago, so when I see him in anything, it's like I kind of get to see my dad again.
I love them together. Dang he looked good in that tux!
After all those seasons it’s about time. All those years of taunting and teasing the audience about him and her finally getting together, was enough to drive you crazy and keep you hooked on watching. But I loved every minute. There were never 2 people who were ever meant to be together than Tony and Angela. In real life it should never take that long to find your soul mate.
That looked like a real kiss to me...
It was
Wow! Such chemistry! No kidding!!!
I never saw the finale... my family moved to a ranch in the middle of nowhere in New Mexico. Watching this really brings back memories.
The perfect ending to the series
"You got the jooob" 🥰
"No kidding!" 😏
I remember this. I missed most of the episode when it originally aired and only caught the last moment, which I didn't understand. I was a kid and found it sad/bittersweet. All the shows I grew up with went off TV at the same time. Early 90s TV was wild.
Love this sitcom no shows are like this now.Not even close
I love this show.... it makes me cry sometimes.
Pretty sweet. I went to college and stopped watching TV so I missed a lot of series ends. This show started when I was a pre-teen. Nice to finally see how it wound up.
Could there be a better gig than kissing Tony Danza and getting paid for it???
No politics, just pure entertainment 👍
No politics and without all the PC.
There's actually plenty of politics in this show. The whole idea of having a male housekeeper was itself about gender stereotypes. The entire premise of the show was about flipping gender stereotypes.
Still one of my favorite shows i watched as a kid. =)
I still think they should have gotten married....what wrong with a bit of fairytale ❤
Man oh man do I ever miss those days.
Sam missed Jonathan so much, she started to cut her hair like his.
Hahaha
I watched the earlier years of this show, not so much the last couple of seasons. It was fun. Knowing that these two drifted apart for a while and lived in two separate worlds makes sense for the ending we just saw. You know these two crazy kids would make it and it ended as it began. Perfect!
The show was sadly like too many other shows of the time. They just ran a season or two too long because they just wanted to milk every dime out of it they could.
The best couple without being a couple from the jump
T&A. They got the chemistry 🔥💞
How did that towel stay on her head???
Would've been great if the last few seconds were of Tony woke up from a nap on Taxi.
One of my all time favorites ❤️❤️❤️
Please, please put all the seasons on DVD
Please
This was my favorite show growing up.....I need a wedding people!!
Dont forget Family ties and growing pains
Ahh, we must all be around the same age 😁
@@tonyvillagomez1969 YES!!!
@@rachel-in-the-208 right!! Lol
@@tonyvillagomez1969 but let’s not forget the Facts of Life!! 😁
“That’s a nice one”. I’m sure she said that after the lights went out
I wish they would stayed married and had a child or two together. They had such strong chemistry together.
The thing is, they never got married on the show, the original idea was for them to get married and season 9 would show them as a married couple but they screwed it up when they moved them to Saturday night from Tuesday and I think Tony Danza decided to end the show in season 8 plus he got it into his head that people wouldn't watch the show in syndication if they knew Tony and Angela got married at the end, so they had Samantha get married instead, he was one of the people against Tony and Angela getting married, if you ask me, I think that was a stupid idea and it makes absolutely no sense at all the idea that people would not watch the show in syndication if they knew Tony and Angela got together at the end, and Sam and Hank wedding was terrible, everything about that was too hasty, and they were a dull couple. Now, if they want to reboot the show without Angela in the picture, it would ruin the original show for me at least, because the point of the whole show was basically Tony and Angela and of course in my opinion, for Samantha to grow up, get an education, get a career and eventually find the right guy and settle down but the way they did it, (just my opinion) kind of defeats the purpose of why they left Brooklyn in the first place. I did love the ending though but it was left with so much questions.
You’ll find out soon enough what became of them because “Who’s The Boss” returns for a brand new season next summer.
@@elijahcambry3319 are you serious? 😮
@@elijahcambry3319Well a reboot was announced I think in 2020 but so far not a peep about what's going on and when it was announced, Angela and Jonathan were not in the picture and I don't believe the actors were ever asked to revive their roles, this is just speculation on my part, I really have no idea, I just heard that both Tony Danza and Alyssa Milano were going to produce it or have some part in the development of the show, they said something about Sam living in Angela's house and Tony will move in to help Sam out and there will be generational differences. Doesn't sound like the original show to me.
How I loved this show . Back when when shows are worth watching !
There are plenty of shows that are worth watching.
I'm so IN LOVE with these 2! I could only watch 2 seasons so far, can't wait for the next ones to!
80's full of great sitcom, series, cartoons.
One of my favorite shows growing up
Not sure I ever saw this one glad to know they ended up together
*Me looking at Tony and Angela kissing* : *calling my boyfriend* : Hi, honey... im home alone and i need a housekeeper🥺😂
That was an adorable statement.
Perfect ending!
Aaah being a kid in the 80's was a joy.
This was a great show. Those days were the days...
Absolutely love this show
I hate to admit this but...I always tear up at that ending. Wishing I could have had a love like that. Is it only in the movies or tv?
You’ll find it 🙂
I'm beginning to think something like this only exists in someone else's imagination.
@@nadienecouragewithin1617 I will be 61 in three months. Still looking, but thanks for the hope.
@@ONTHEEDGEFRED I hope not.
@@philipaiello3890 I know you've got to keep the faith but it's not always easy. A friend of mine about 12 years ago met someone and married her, his 2nd marriage and they're as happy as can be. Unfortunately when it comes to love life just isn't fair. I KNOW there's no promises, but, just saying. If so we would all be happy about the time we're this age.(58)
Wish the whole series was on dvd.
Tony was fine😌that kiss was nice
I've never understood why people think that Tony and Angela never ended up together. Cleary this ending shows that they did...they just didn't have them married. Do we really need to see a wedding? Some things could be left to the imagination. In the 30 years since the show ended, just imagine that at some point, they DID get hitched.
Its funny you should say that! While American television borrows ideas from British TV quite often ("All in the Family", "Three's Company", "The Office" as examples), it isn't quite as common for British TV to borrow from American TV as they usually just broadcast our repeats since our production seasons and budgets are usually exponentially higher than what they are willing to do. With that being said, "Who's the Boss?" was one rare exception! And with that being said, I have good news for you: in the UK verson, titled "The Upper Hand", the characters based on Tony and Angela DO, in fact, get married, and in fact, by series end, "Angela" is pregnant! "The Upper Hand" launched just as the American series was wrapping its sixth season on ABC, and ran until 1996. The show only produced 94 episodes over seven seasons, but made quite a bit more progress in their relationship than "Who's the Boss?" did. While I couldn't locate the wedding episode, here is the pilot...its almost word for word to the "Who's the Boss?" pilot! And Martin Cohan and Blake Hunter and Columbia Pictures Television even got their due credit at the end! ;) ua-cam.com/video/4weI7biThFA/v-deo.html
@@thewvnetwork yes, I knew about the British take on the show, and how the relationship between the "Tony" and "Angela" of the show went further than the original WTB. But for those who are purists (those who would rather the original), they should take heart in the fact that this last scene shows Tony came back to Angela, and they DID end up together...just not married on the show. I just don't think we really needed to see a formal ceremony, for us to know that at the end of the series they are definitely with each other.
Used to be back in the day, story telling on TV was more sophisticated and nuanced, making viewers think and imagine what was happening to the characters when we didn't see them. Now, people need to literally see it to believe it, so if there's no wedding, they're not together. Come on, listen to the dialogue and watch what's going on in the scene...read between the lines. Danza may have said that having them "together" wasn't the original intent of the show, but what I think he meant was married, and NOT not being in a relationship in general. That kind of messaging muddles the audience and they get upset. I don't think he was against the characters falling for each other and being in a relationship at all, far from it. Look how much they did in 8 years. I just think that his stance was different than many people's and that having them married on the show and having a couple of years of their married life would kinda change the show. Plus, there seems to be a lack of skill of writing a sitcom marriage well. My opinion is that 8 years of this slow burn was perfectly paid off with this final scene. It like, from here on out they are together and will get married, we just won't be on that journey with them. For us, our journey was the 8 years it took to get to this point. For me, there's a reassurance that this time, they are together for good.
And the quiet gasps from the audience when she opens the door and we see him standing there is just *chefs kiss*
At that point I like to think they already had a common law marriage.
@@thewvnetwork And now in America we have our own version of "Yes, Prime Minister" with Susan Rice as Sir Humphrey and Jen Psaki playing Bernard.
@@1bornconfused922 I will give you that all you have said makes sense but if they reboot the show without Angela in the picture, it sure would ruin that ending, unless they have her out of town or something, they said the reboot would have Sam moving into the original house and Tony would be moving in too and there would be generational differences, it's been almost 2 years that they brought up reboot but haven't seen a thing, maybe that is a good thing.
Absolutely adorable! 🥰
Aunt Betty the Seinfeld marble rye lady 🤣🤣
I knew I recognized her from somewhere!!!
Also she was Happy Gilmore's grandma.
When family got together and wanted 📺
One of the greatest final scenes in the history of television sitcoms.
There’s gonna be a reboot!!! I hope Angela is on board !!!
Reboots only ruin the memory
They’re wayyyyyyy too old now
Great chemistry
He was fine as hell
I liked the show but I’m glad it ended, mainly to give Judith Light more opportunity to do other things. I think she had pretty much gotten out of the Angela all that there was to get. I started watching Transparent, which I didn’t much care for, but I kept watching it just for Judith Light. Her portrayal of a woman trying to cope with her whole life exploding was absolutely riveting.
It was Angela... Angela was the boss, but Tony was her daddy.
This touches my heart
I loved Judith Light in this.
Crazy. I was a little kid when this show was on and had a huge crush on Alyssa Milano. Watching it years later, Judith light was so damn fine in the show.
Yes she was, and believe it or not, still is. Like really hot. For 73 its unreal. Back then her beauty and straight up MILFy goodness was cover up by terrible 80's shoulder pads and poofy hair and ridiculous bangs.
To quote Elton John “hold me close Tony Danza”
I was ages 5-13 when this show originally aired and I remember wanting them to have a happy ending so badly!!!
That was a good show. They don't make them like that anymore. =(
I wish they still made shows like this. The whole family could watch.
Although I loved the ending, I was disappointed that we didn't see a wedding. That would have been nice.
I remember Judith light from one life to live..great beauty.
Never saw the ending to this until today. I don't know why.
The most beautiful love story ever told ❤️
I wanted them to get married so badly
I love the show I wish they had shows like this and I’m so glad they got together