That Girl - Season 4, Episode 7 - The Snow Must Go On - Full Episode
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- While stranded at JFK Airport during a snowstorm, Ann will do anything to get to an audition on Broadway.
An aspiring actress moves to New York City to try and make it big, having to take offbeat "temp" jobs to support herself in between auditions. Starring Marlo Thomas and Ted Bessell. Stream every episode of the iconic sitcom, free on FilmRise Television.
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The wardrobe department is amazing for this show. I love Ann’s clothes
I watch for that girl but also to see ladies dressed like ladies as it was in my day.
Sick of the trash in a trash bag look of today amplified with tats.
This show makes me happy. What a terrific television 📺 show. Life was pretty interesting back then. If Ann had this dilemma in this day and age, she could have auditioned with her smartphone. Those pay phones are nostalgic. That Girl was so well written and the acting was great.
I loved this show it was adult proving but as a 5 year old I could watch it.
Absolutely love this show! They certainly don't make them like this anymore. The chemistry between Ann and Don is "terrific" to use Ann's favorite word. Only one complaint- the writers needed to pay attention - Don did write about Ann in the magazine before -in the episode "All About Ann" season 1 episode 13.
She is a doll
Don't forget "DADDY"... Mr. Marie, was a gem. The other characters, Seymore (her agent), the restaurateur, Jerry (Don's best friend and partner), his wife, Judy (Anne's best friend), we absolutely cannot forget, Anne's hilarious acting teacher, I forgot his name.
You guys are soo right, Marlo's clothes were ahh so GORGEOUS!! The colors, the styles. To me they were timeless! I wonder if she had any part in choosing her wardrobe?
Storing sandwiches in the locker. Good thinking Lou! 😂❤
This hysterical!
Similar to the pandemic, it is-interesting to note that during this blizzard , Ann’s knee jerk response was to hoard food( toilet paper crisis).
I guess they both forgot that Donald did write an article on Ann in secret i in Season 1.
That was the Maxi 🧥 that you could convert to a Midi. Denisa Lync had one, I didn't 😢
Reminded me of my Maxi..I was in 10th grade and my coat was red patent leather with black faux fur and cuffs. I loved "That Girl" and like so many teens, wanted to dress just like Ann. I have seen so many of my "copy" outfits from 7th 11th grade during the time the show aired! Great memories. So happy to see the series finally on You Tube!
Beautiful coat! L also loved all her clothes. ❤
I agree! Happy to be able to watch this show here on UA-cam.
A wonderful and engaging time capsule.
Just saw the Air Canada plane on the tarmac.
I remember Larry McCormack...he was funny! And Don did write about her in the magazine...
McCormick was one of the first black newscasters in the country, for KTLA in Los Angeles. He was quite a busy actor for a newsman! His credits included The Jeffersons, The Rockford Files and Murder She Wrote. He died in 2004.
Thank you for this summary, it's interesting.
There storyline is good, but Ann is so demanding. Her desire to be a star gets tiresome.
Ann didn't know what "suspended" means? Good grief. She acted like everyone there has no life but her, and that special consessions should be made just for her to get back to the city.
The days before AWD/SUV. A time when motorists in NY had to put chains on their tires in the winter. However, the chains were banned due to the damage they caused to roads and the introduction of "all weather "radial tires. Nonetheless Ann was an awful actress. No wonder she was out of work more often than not.
Aw, I thought she was a good actress.