Maude: The Complete Series (3/4) Maude Won't Tolerate Arthur's Narrow-Minded Views HD
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Maude can't stand Arthur's archaic views on homosexuality in this clip from Maude. Grab the Complete Series on DVD at www.shoutfacto...
Uncompromising, enterprising, anything but tranquilizing…
Television history has given us many memorable, amazing women… and then there’s Maude. Bea Arthur (The Golden Girls) stars as the feisty and funny title character in Maude: The Complete Series, finally available on DVD from Shout! Factory.
Created by Norman Lear (All In The Family), Maude pushed the boundaries for network television during its six-year network run from 1972 to 1978. Often controversial and always refreshingly honest, the series never shied away from tackling the topical issues of the day, yet its depth of character and humor left audiences laughing all the way.
Decades after its initial broadcast, Maude remains a benchmark in television for its sharp, intelligent writing, impressive supporting cast (including Bill Macy, Adrienne Barbeau, Conrad Bain and Rue McClanahan) - and of course, the amazing Ms. Arthur. In a role that earned her a well-deserved Emmy® award, Bea Arthur created an indelible portrait of a fiercely liberated woman, paving the way for other noteworthy, female-driven sitcoms from Roseanne and Murphy Brown to 30 Rock.
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Bea Arthur was a national treasure. Just a brilliant comedic actress
I'd say 'international'. a true icon.
My dad could learn from Maude. He said if I was gay, he’d disown me. I can’t believe that way of thinking. It hurt me him saying that, and I’m not even gay. I’m straight. 🥺😢🥺
When parents say stuff like that to their kids - I don't get it.
someone I went to high school with, her dad would admonish her and her sisters to not marry a black man.
It was like - - um, oh-kay... Apropos of what?
Maude was certainly ahead of her time, wasn't she????
What's strange is seeing BLANCHE talking like a YANKEE.
Ikr lol
@@BiG-JuPO1O1 Rue McClanahan is from Oklahoma.
I think that Maude was always trying to position itself as am outlet for bringing issues of the day to the forefront at a time when certain views were considered ratings death. You have to love these 70s shows for putting such issues front and centre in prime time..
@Micah Squires If I was alive the time this show existed, having a protagonist in a famous show that doesn't actually hate people like me would have literally made my day. As someone who grew up watching shows that doesn't even acknowledge queer people (but still being called queer by other kids all the time, even without knowing what it meant) definitely did not help me accept myself. I see my brother now watching cartoons with such good representation like She-ra and Kipo and The Wonderbeasts and he's growing up to be much more of a accepting person, and someone that stands up against the bullying of others(having completely, much more open views than our parents had when they raised me). Trust me, showing these things on tv make an ENORMOUS difference in someone's life.
@Micah Squires Maude made people think? That's why they called it the boob tube in the 70's.
Lol never thought about Snow White and the seven dwarves in that way. Brilliant.
I love the way Arthur came through the door.
I've always wondered why gays love Bea Arthur so much - now I understand!
I adore bea arthur, she's smart and sassy.
The best show of its kind!!! Maude was hilarious about the dwarfs!!!
I am 60 Black male. I Loved MAUDE. I watch her shows for many a years. She broadcasted every Tuesday night!!!!!!!!
Much much better than the Golden Girls.
so funny seeing Rue and Bea together in this show before golden girls years later brilliant, just saw the episode couple of nights ago where Rue's character has sex with her husbands identical twin...unknowingly of course..but hilarious..the looks on her face when she finds out..HAHAHA
Rue and Betty white where on Mama's Family together before Golden Girls.
What's the name of that episode called??
@@Multifacted_Brotha I can't recall the title. I believe it may be called "Vivian's Sexual Awakening". I do know that it's from season 5 and Conrad Bain's real life identical twin brother played his brother here, who escaped from the insane asylum.
@@Multifacted_Brotha Season 5 Episode 22 Vivian's Surprise
because that ascot doesn't look gay AT ALL
Well, that's just the thing. "Foofy" doesn't necessarily mean "gay".
Not every man who wears an ascot is gay.
Honestly Maude was Dorothy before Dorothy was Dorothy.
Or Dr. Harmon was Mr. Drummond before Mr. Drummond was Mr. Mr. Drummond
Jessy Leppert true, but I feel like Mr Drummond had more tolerance.
Lol
@@hadihatab3126 Yes. He has the opposite political views of Maude so in many episodes he provides the conflict.
Yes I doubt Dr. Harmon would have raised his late housekeepers young Black sons. Conrad is hilarious as a jerk on Maude, he was nicer and understanding on Different Strokes.
I've only ever seen Conrad Bain as Mr. Drummond so this felt so...wrong, lol. Good actor.
I call him Arthur Phillip Harmon Drummond
I was seven years old when “Diff’rent Strokes” started and it became my favorite show. I didn’t learn until many years later about Conrad Bain’s past on “Maude.” I finally started to see some of those episodes about 10 years ago on Antenna TV.
He’s great in both roles; he was an ideal straight man and his timing and delivery were always on target. He plays the two roles very similarly, though “Diff’rent Strokes” was far less political.
This scene also makes me sentimental, as it reminds me of a kinder, gentler time here in America - a time when people could have political differences and still be friends.
c'mon Arthur you've read Snow White xD
I wonder what he thought about adopting black kids...
DJ Introspekt LOL. It took a moment for me to figure out what you were talking about. 😂
Diff'rent Strokes
Come now don't be silly, if he didn't approve of gay people why would he approve of them adopting black kids? signed Rose Nylund
DJ Introspekt Yes, it was so ironic for Conrad Bain to star as a rich white man that adopted two black children in "Different Strokes"!
@@trueshy Yes, I know it's a Joke; but It's No surprise that a person who has issues with Gays doesn't automatically have issues with Blacks. Black is Not Synonymous with Gay. One has nothing to do with the other.
There are all kinds of discrimination including Misogyny, Antisemitism, Weight discrimination, Agism ...etc. Those who have an issue with one do not automatically have an issue with all. I know it was a Joke about how his character in 'Maude' differs from his character from 'Different Strokes', but it's Not weird he adopted Black boys.
Love this show! I purchased all the DVD s.
is this episode uncut?
This show is SO underrated!!!!!
Conrad Bain's first TV role was as the innkeeper on Dark Shadows. (His character would later be killed off by Chris Jennings in the form of a werewolf).
Was Conrad Bain ever young?
Golden Girls + Diff'rent Strokes
Brilliant. Ahead of its time.
This is addicting.
A show far superior than the Golden Girls.
are all of the episodes uncut and as-aired originally?
definitely looking forward to this!
It's got all 141 episodes plus 2 unaired episodes and also the 2 All in the Family episodes plus interviews with the cast. I enjoy it a lot.
@@tj.espygil4544 but are they as aired orginally, or are scenes cut out like they do to shows in syndication so they can show more commercials??
@@xavierbeurre8064 Complete. Uncut as aired.
I noticed that when Conrad Bain when explaining about the gay bar, he moved his head and makes face expressions like Rodney and twitch his shoulders just like Rodney Dangerfield's without touching his necktie and making jokes.Just my observation.I think Conrad Bain just might be a fan of Rodney Dangerfield's.
This whole scene today represents a similar argument I had with family about trans people. I said the same thing Maude said “They are human beings. They exist.”
Indeed they do, and some of them are wonderful people; it’s just a shame that the trans movement has been taken over by radicals.
@@leczorn
I’m sorry, what? 😂
@@leczorn that's actually the problem I have with current trans people, I used to be accepting but then they started bullying and discriminating and playing the victim, now I can't stand them
I personally..... Think this Show...Open up..""Ground Breaken Topics... Situations.....That not Need to be Ignored. by,"Old Fashion"thinking.....Get Real People....
it takes all kinds of People to make the World Less Dull ..More....Excitable. Excistable .....!!!!!!Be Open minded......peps!!!
Maude is very funny. So
does Vivian.
Bea Arthur !!!! Awesome!!!! and Bill Macy!!!
That was Conrad Bain in the clip. So funny to compare him here to his role on "Diff'rent Strokes".
wow! television has CHANGED!!!!
Let me guess..... Mr. Duncan (the new head aministrator) turns out to be gay....
Arthur Phillip Harmon Drummond . This is why he moved from Tuckahoe to downtown New York City Manhattan.
Now The World Don’t Move to the beat of just one drum, what might be right for you, may not be right for some. A man is born, he’s a man of means, then along comes two, they got nothing but the jeans, but they got, Diff’rent Strokes, it takes, Diff’rent Strokes, it takes, Diff’rent Strokes to move the world. Everybody’s got a special kind of story everybody finds a way to shine. It don’t matter that you got not a lot. So what, they’ll have there’s, and you’ll have yours, and I’ll have mine. And together will be fine…. Because it takes, Diff’rent Strokes to move the world. Yes it does it takes . Diff’rent strokes to move the world .
What’chu Talkin’’Bout Maude ?
I would like to see an all gay male stage production of Maude
@River Acheron Who would play MAUDE,any suggestions?
Why is the gay man upset there is a gay bar? Oh yeah, because it was the early 70s and he was married to a woman (unhappily) and more than likely jealous of those who were out and proud enough to even go to a gay bar back then.
Happy 101st birthday to Norman Lear!
This episode could never be ran on tv today.
The leverage these butt hurt, pansyflowers have is astounding.
Be nice if we could see the whole episodes
Ken Sturm it’s all over UA-cam
Crazy to see how mad he was about a gay bar
I wonder how Arthur would feel if it were a lesbian bar...after all, there are no lesbian bars to this day...another thing gay women want to separate themselves from...don't want to be called gay, even though that's what they are, and want their own terminology....and take over the gay bars like they were the ones who faught the real battle.
Today Commemorates Conrad Bain's 95th Birthday
He's dead,
@@salparadise5335 That's right. He passed away.
@@chrisamon80 But it's still his birthday!
Obviously, Maude and Vivian morphed into Dorothy and Blanche on the Golden Girls. Two talented actresses who made each of their roles come to life.
Arthur as a neighbor ridiculing Maude.
Can you imagine if Arthur Harmon ever met Archie Bunker?
@River Acheron, are you talking about Maude's life?
I am pretty sure he did at one time or another. After all, Maude was a spin-off in ways from All in the Family, and in the same universe.
Rip!
The greats!!
And there are gay dwarves! 🤣🤦🏻♂️
Omg tuckahoe ! Sorry but I grew up there in NY. It's a town in westchester . Very very tiny has become a very wealthy tiny town next to bronxville. I wonder what connection they have bc that town is literally a square mile my husband went to junior high there and the graduating class was like 15 people. I know this is a serious topic but I was shocked they said tuckahoe .
Natalie there used to be a restaurant in town called Maude's.
Right on Maude
Jewish writers have been at it for DECADES and they were successful
The look older than in Golden girls
It is, Maude ran from 72 to 78 and Golden Girls started in 85.
@@hadihatab3126 i think they meant the actors look older age-wise here than they looked in golden girls. I agree btw, its really interesting how hairstyle and clothes fashion plays a role in how youthful one appears-- sometimes a bigger role than concrete time.
Taryn Estrada yeah the hairstyles and clothing can make a person look more mature also Bea Arthur lost weight between this and Golden Girls which contributed to her looking more younger.
I know right? Hard to believe Rue was older when she played the glamorous Blanche! Even Bea .. she’s dowdy as Maude but very elegant as Dorothy!
Well for one thing Bea Arthur had a face lift around 83/84. I am not sure if Rue had one back then besides the one she had around 2000. Also by the second season of the Golden Girls they used better filters on the cameras that kept the ladies looking younger. The filters along with better lighting diminished the natural fine lines and wrinkles that came with their natural aging.
"Phillip is not dumb."
Homophobe ,wow things havnt changed since then at all , bea arthur is a legend
I actually think they're both wrong. Both of them are allowed to have their opinions, and then they have to agree to disagree and let it go.
I have plenty of friends that are homosexuals and I do not believe in homosexuality it is not biblical in any way shape or form. Then again there are many other things in the Bible that are not biblical that people do so there's no judgment on me there. What I am saying is that you can love a person who's a homosexual and still not agree with a lifestyle.
*Oh, Mr. Drummond* 00:11
Says the guy in an ascot...
GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGUUUUUUUUUUUUUURRRRRRRRRRRLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!
Society changed so much. For the best.
Shout is excellent.
RIP Conrad Bain 😭❣️❣️😭😭😭❣️😭❣️😭😭😭❣️😭
I love the show Maude it’s one of my favorites 💕
Back when people argued against views they disagreed with instead of rioting.
ubiquitousdiabolus The stonewall riots happened not even a decade before this episode aired.
Ummm yeah... we’ll let you keep thinking that.
You’re right. This scene makes me sentimental, as it reminds me of a kinder, gentler time here in America - a time when people could have political differences and still be friends.
What episode is this?
Season 6 episode 9.
I heard about this show. My dad complained about it.
My dad hated her too. But loved Archie Bunker.
maudes,da best
All over the Internet says that mod is transgender
Love bea arthur
I'm a gay man who loved the show. But must admit sometimes Maude's liberalism was too much.
They. Was Wilding hoorah for my era
That's conrad bains twin brother
I know Conrad did have a twin brother, but that man is actually Conrad himself.
однако.....
Maude is cringe
I love the title. How she won’t “tolerate” yet he is narrow-minded lol
She is actually very open minded. The problem comes when other people start being close minded and discriminating first, then she gets all defensive like anyone would when they're attacked. When you attack others first you should expect people defending themselves, that's the problem.
He's not attacking her. He's just disagreeing. Not everything is an attack. You can't force people to accept things; not without being tyrannical. Let people be as long as they aren't attacking each other, which like I said. He wasn't.
@@orangefox1231 If you put it that way then she's not attacking him either, she's just disagreeing as well, same thing. The same way you can't force people to "accept" things, you also can't force people to stay quiet, Maude doesn't accept what he says and she speaks her mind. The same thing I always say, let people be, in this case Arthur is not letting other people be. He started talking and complaining about it.
He’s breaking a major rule of being a house guest, being rude to your host. It’s her house, he should keep his trap shut if he knows it’ll cause discomfort for Maude and Walter.
Orange Fox there is nothing to disagree with is the point! It’s like saying “I don’t believe in black people”. What u are and aren’t attracted to shouldn’t be open for debate! Something just as asinine would be if I told a woman “oh don’t tell me 32 hours of natural child birth hurt. I’m a man don’t tell it hurt it didn’t hurt!” Now how can I say that? I’ve never gone through it how would I know? Same thing when someone says that about gay people. You’re not gay, how would u know? The real reason Arthur was upset was because like most men who have issues with it, it threatens their manhood. Makes them uncomfortable. Yeah they’re such MEN! 🙄
this was a time and era where people did not get offended so easily, before everyone became well..like snowflakes.
There were a lot of offended people, racists got offended, homophobes got offended, religious people got offended in that time. The same ones that call everybody else a "skowflake" always get offended by the simplest things.
@@KieroSi Not really, the ones who have always been bigots continue to be the worst, those who would throw a fit over seeing an interracial couple, even if the rights of other people don't affect them at all, they still whine and complain. Like I already said they call everybody a "snowflake", but when it's something that affects them they cry like babies.
In recent years they got angry as something as simple as a Cheerios commercial
featuring an interracial couple. Then they usually talk about God and Jesus,
but spreading hate at the same time, doing the exact opposite of what a christian should do.
When it comes to proponents of social justice of course there are radicals, but at least they soldier on to fight for other people's rights, and if there were no discriminatory people in the first place, social justice would have never been needed. The bigots are the ones who never had a trace of humanity or empathy, you should thank them for the people who now are fighting back.
You certainly have a Rose colored view of the past.
I agree with Arthur,but I wouldn't try to close down a bar. I would however keep everyone in my prayers.
Why? Would it be hurting you?
@@Mxyzptlksac They said they wouldn’t try to close down the bar.
What would you pray for?