Rhoda - S01E08 & S01E09 - Rhoda's Wedding
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- Опубліковано 15 кві 2012
- Complications arise when Rhoda and Joe's plans to have a small wedding is complicated by Ida, who invites all of her friends.
Air Date: October 28, 1974 Originally aired as a one-hour special
Guest Cast:
Mary Tyler Moore
Edward Asner
Gavin MacLeod
Cloris Leachman
Georgia Engel - Розваги
I'm glad you folks like it. It was inspired by my own real life wedding. I told told my totally screwed up wonderful wedding day to Lorenzo Music. He was co-producer as well as the voice for Carlton the doorman. Real life is often wilder than anything you can imagine.
Actually it's only the ending. The guy who was supposed to pick up my wife to be never showed up so she had to ride the subway to the church. Anyway when she got there she found that I too was late. Traffic was a mess so it almost didn't happen until I showed @ the very last minute just before the priest went home. Good memories.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing that!
A great episode of a great show.
I love this, how cool!
Lorenzo Music also did the voice of Garfield the lasagna loving cat
The scenes of Rhoda dressed in her wedding dress running in the streets of NY and in the subway are brilliant.
Phyliss Lindstrom was supposed to pick up Rhoda and drive her to her wedding but Phyliss forgot.
IT'S NOW A LEGEND
@@maryhlad5277 scattered brain Phyllis 😂 forgot.
I know the area so well from grays Papaya, the iconic 72nd street station I can picture all the area stores and locations from Gap, Printemps to Beacon Theatre, to AMDA a few blocks away and so much more....
I happened to see this episode when it first aired. I could have sworn she took a bus not subway. Mind can really play tricks. I’m glad I saw it again.
How Valerie Harper did those scenes during the summer in NYC running around crowded streets and subways plus climbing staircases in a wedding dress in full view of the general public whilst staying in character is beyond me. That's commitment to your craft.......
❤️👍
She won another Emmy for this performance. Well-deserved. Always adored Rhoda. RIP Val.
It’s lovely to see New York City during that era, and peoples expression which seem to be natural and not coached. I assume they just filmed her getting on the subway and the street scenes and didn’t do a pre-planned fashion which is made to look for of the moment. It’s always interesting to see people’s expressions on their faces, which are natural, trying to figure out what this lady is doing in a wedding dress on public transport and running through the streets.
I love how she's going through the subway turnstiles putting the tokens in like she's going to work wearing this big wedding dress.
That was my neighborhood in the Bronx she ran through.
I was 14 years old when this episode aired, and I remember what a big deal Rhoda's wedding was! More viewers than the football game that night! What joy to see this again 40 years later!
I was 7 and I remember it very well!
What was the date it aired? I was near the your age. Tempus fugit.
In my teens.
@@michaelcarlin7806 It aired on Monday, October 28, 1974. It was the highest rated television episode in the 70s until Alex Haley's, "Roots" broke the record three years later (which is the second most watched series in television history, and the finale of which is the third highest rated episode of all series in television history).
Ted Baxter and Sue Ann Nivens are the only ones that didn't go to the wedding
I remember the night this episode aired! It was one of the most talked about sitcom episodes to air ever at that time. How we all sat around our television sets and watched. Watching this again tonight brings back floods of great memories of innocent times as they were all those decades ago. To those who are as old as I am I am sure you know what I mean, the world was a better place than. It gives me hope watching this tonight that we can some day return to good values and morals compared to now that we had then. Thank you Valerie Harper for giving us Rhoda!
I am 67 and I remember that episode. I was a huge fan of Rhoda and Mary Tyler Moore. I agree with you about television today. I got rid of my tv when the fake reality shows started. I am happier watching shows from the 70s.
I was only about 8 years old when this aired. I still remember it like yesterday.
RIP in peace Valerie. Somewhere Mary and Rhoda are together again...
And dancing together.
And Msry and Valerie...
And Phyliss, Lou, Murray, Sue Ann, Georgette, Ted, RIP...one of my favorite shows growing up and a great cast
And now the entire cast is together again forever.
I remember having a night class and RUNNING to my car and RACING home so that I could watch this! Rhoda and Joe...RIP Valerie Harper and David Groh. 💔
Those were special times when we actually looked forward to weekly tv episodes because there were no recordings or rewind.
R.I.P. Valerie Harper who won her 4th Emmy for this classic episode. (The second most watched television episode of all time.)
This was really good acting. Way better than what's on tv now.
How does Cloris Leaachman do it? Every role she plays, she has me in stitches! Love her to pieces.
🥰🌷
Fabulous
So true
I would've wrung Phyllis' neck, too!!! All in all, wonderful, well put together episode!!
I disagree, I thought her character was shallow and stupid.
"If I were you, I'd get my tail out of here before Rhoda shows up"
Oh Georgette. LOL
23 Million views tuned in to see this wedding back in the day !! It still holds the record for most viewers
Wrong…. Apollo 13 was most viewed television event.
52 million actually
Rhoda was blessed to have Harold Gould as her father. RIP sweet man.
Such a sweet man and caring so blessed to have a Dad like that
The only thing worse than a bad Father is a bad Mother. It's nice that there were good role models for some of us on television because we didn't have the real thing.
@@lorimiller4301 well Ida was overly interfering and Martin went off to find himself. I wouldn't say they were ideal parents.
little trivia: the bearded man on the subway platform staring Rhoda down was James L Brooks, creator of the show and also writer and director of "Terms of Endearment" as well as the Simpsons. :)
I SAW that & recognized him right away! I was reading all these comments, just to see if someone else did, too. :D
...and Brenda is the voice of Marge Simpson...small world
@@toogeeky4u as well as patty and selma!
OMG how interesting!
Maybe that's how Julie Kavner got cast as Marge Simpson.
I remember I had a vocal music concert at school the night this aired in '74, and the teacher said that we'd be home in time to see Rhoda's Wedding on TV. Those were the good old days, no internet, no distractions, no government spying on you through your television. Air travel was also good then too, with proper silverware in coach, and no TSA.
Yes those were the good days. I was 14 years old when this aired.
Yes!! I was travelling to Europe in the '70s - TWA- and the food was really pretty tasty, and, YES, NO TSA!!! Travelling today is just too much of a headache/hassle!
I was 8 but I remember this Show and this particular episode.It was such a big deal back then.
The scenes of Rhoda in her wedding dress on the subway, running through the Bronx, looking so beautiful, are iconic TV history
The scene where Rhoda is walking the streets in her gown has to be one of the all time best sit-com scenes ever; tear jerking almost!
Me too!! I was really tearful ❤
Rest in Peace : Valerie Harper. She made some of my favorite TV shows (MTM, Rhoda, Valerie).
So talented and beautiul, too. Valerie Harper will be missed. There is now a new funny lady in Heaven.
She was SO pretty, I hope she knew how beautiful she was, inside and out.
I'm surprised to find myself a little sad watching this episode, given how Rhoda's marriage turned out. Harper and Groh had good chemistry, and the producers' belief that Rhoda had lost her "edge" as a married woman is ridiculous. The show never regained its footing after the couple's separation. What was for two seasons a hugely successful show is now best remembered as a failure. Harper deserved better.
I was very young when I watched Mary Tyler Moore and Rhoda. I was so angry 😤 when they divorced Rhoda and Joe. Why? Why couldn’t they allow them to remain married and represent the percentage of couples like my parents who do remain married in the world.?! Shame on you writers! Shame, shame, shame.
Here is what COULD have made the show better: Season 1: Rhoda moves to NYC - and remains SINGLE and just dating. Season 2: Meets Joe. Court for a year - then Season 3: Wedding. After that .. who knows. I would have LOVED to see Myrna Morganstein and Suzy (the blonde who played "Rayette" the waitress on the Mary Tyler Moore Show) worked into the script as friends / "gal pals" to Rhoda and Brenda They were both cute and funny . There was an episode where they all had a slumber party - it was funny.
I never liked him
They should've kept Rhoda in Minnesota and on Mary Tyler Moore. I think both shows struggled in dynamics when they split Moore and Harper. Rhoda never had the same spunk she had on MTM. Moore was good enough to carry her own show, but the character of Rhoda was not written well enough on Rhoda for Harper to carry the show herself.
I saw this when it was on the first time. When their vows said "for as long as we both shall love" my heart sank, there wasn't a permanent commitment, no happy ending. Many expressed anger and disappointment.
such a talented bunch of actors who come together to produce this, Valerie Harper had it all, multi talented, you dont see sitcoms like this anymore, hard to believe that Valerie, David, Mary, Cloris, Gavin and harold, and the wonderful Nancy Walker are all deceased, these actors had the talent to touch you personally like a great friend or close family member, sheer comedy gold xx
Everyone but Betty White has passed.
@@RepentfollowJesus It is so sad, Betty white has gone on bless her
Betty went to have a New Years date with Alan December 31st 2021.
@@lorimiller4301 INDEEDX
Like a good book is an old friend and you read it often
Adored this show and the entire cast!! This episode I saw in prime time as we all did!!! Unforgettable memory!! Ida, Nancy Walker was brilliantly funny and love Mary Tyler Moore always looking for the good in people!!
Spot on! And MTM was so good in "Ordinary People". Betty White was the last member of this ensemble to pass away. These shows are so fun to watch!
RIP Rhoda , Ida and Mary - thanks for all the laughs x
This aired 20 years before I was born but I've just started watching this show (to see Julie Kavner since I'm a huge Simpsons fan) and I'm already hooked. I love all the 70s fashions!!
Have you watched the Mary Tyler Moore Show ? It's much better than this. Rhoda was FUNNIER on the other show.
Nothing worse than being all dressed up and waiting for your ride...but I thought this scene was brilliantly done and heartfelt; just watching Rhoda and her journey to her own wedding was breathtaking.
I love the music being played while she’s running to her wedding. It sounds a bit dated, yet poignant and beautiful.
Loved her..and all the cast
well, here we are august 30th. of course this day would come, as it does for us all, but what a blessing that she showed her "doctors" that she would live/die on her own terms. this is the perfect thing to watch right now, through tears, because its such a master class in acting by a master of the form. she just made it look easy. I LOVED this show and still do. and I loved HER.
Well Valerie is gone taken by a horrid dis-ease. But she did live s considerably long life.
@j v Very well said. I couldn’t agree with you more.
Yep. She was always devoted to her craft
other than maybe All in the Family, was there ever a gathering of such unforgettable and indelible characters in one TV show.
Mike Bibeault I´d add Mary Tyler Moore and the Bob Newhart Show too.
+Mike Bibeault Andy Griffith Show was incredible. Mary Tyler Moore Show, maybe even more incredible. But, "Are You Being Served" from the UK.... is, in my opinion, the best comedy ensemble ever on television.
Taxi, Barney Miller, Cheers, Frasier. Just to name a few.
The Rhoda show is the best sitcom ever.
They all stemmed from the Mary Tyler Moore Show, the first to make comedy out of characters and warmth.
i dont like thinking of this world without valerie harper. she was such a big ray of sunshine! she made me smile from ear to ear...i bet she would have been a joy to know...RIP beautiful Rhoda.
I know what you mean. I always dreamt of meeting her… I was crushed when she passed.
RIP Valerie Harper. Loved you as Rhoda and on Dancing with the Stars.
Just think.. that book that Brenda gave Rhoda would be 120 years old today.. hell, it's weird to think this was filmed nearly 50 years ago.. wow on every level.
It's interesting that 79 guests was considered a big wedding in the '70s. Too bad it's gotten so ridiculous now.
Loving these episodes - that's for uploading!
79 was big for an apartment wedding
How did all those people fit in that room lol
In 2022, 79 is still a huge number of guests to me.
@@mcmlxii4419 Me too!! We married in 1965 - I was only 16 years old. A White Wedding and my Mother attended - a first for her because of her 8 kids who married, she only came to ours!! Our wedding reception was held in the dining room of my new Mother-in-Law’s home. There were about 30-35 guests in all. ❤️
It actually was. Because of inflation and stagflation; money was tight. Many did not go on honeymoons. Small and scaled down was the 1970s. They definitely got too much now
Ms. Valerie Harper is an incredibly gifted/talented actress. I've seen Ms. Harper in TV shows/movies. Ms. Harper has an awesome way of acting distressed, and simultaneously being resourceful. Thanks for posting this historic episode of Rhoda. Salut du Canada, Ms. Harper!
Valerie Harper's parents are from Canada.
love this so much the world is always changing this brings me back to a good place in time
big hugs
Rae Zola ~ As Valerie Harper always says in regards to television and the world in general, “The best is yet to come!” ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Great shots of Old New York! Dirty.......spray painted......old.........charming ❤️
Agreed. That’s my NYC. Bronx-born and raised.
Wonderful stuff. This show has aged so well. RIP Valerie.
When sit coms were actually funny.
RIP Valerie Harper / Rhoda Morgenstern
I am a Rhoda fan. The only Mary Tyler Moore show episodes I liked were the ones with Rhoda in them. Valerie Harper was also good in the movie Blame It on Rio. She played Michael Caine’s wife. This episode of Rhoda’s wedding is my favorite one. ❤️🙏🏻 Thanks for sharing.
Brings back memories of my childhood when families actually watched TV and ate supper together.
Will always Remember you Rhoda, Rest in Paradise Mrs Valerie Harper Cacciotti❤💎
I used to watch "Rhoda" when it was aired in Italy (I'm Italian) in the early eighties, and I liked it a lot. I like it even more watching it now in American (even though I don't understand all the lines); it reminds me of other times, good times. I especially love Brenda and her way of crying "hey hey hey!" before hugging someone else. Greetings to everyone from Rome!
Hello from Ireland. I was in Rome in 2007.
Ciao Bello! 😇
Isn't the internet so great we can connect to people around the world?
a esq w4 Qaeda 12
Well your English is perfect!
37:32 Ida had me rolling on the floor with that one. Nancy Walker was amazing on this show.
I remember this episode when it aired .. I was 8 years old , my mom laughed
I was 18 years old.
I was 6
I was also watching charlies angels when it was New
I was 4.
- Who’s here August 31, 2019?
Rest In Peace Rhoda Morgenstern.
kinda had to come . She was great and this was a great show.
I miss her comedic genius and her vibrant spirit. What a loss to humanity with her passing.
I'm here October 29, 2019. Watched all the shows EXCEPT the wedding. Feel "bad" because they got divorced so I put it off. I know....because of the bored selfish people who wanted more angst from the single girls. Ratings….bleah……I don't know why I didn't think of ALL the old friends that would be here!! Wonderful!! Guess they HAVE been on a long flight! Funny.....look at them! ha! Oh....They gave them free liquor. ( I'm texting as I am watching the show )
How about November 11,2019
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RIP Valerie may she no longer suffer!! you are forever in our hearts!!
Cloris Leachman was Hilarious as Phyllis Lindstrom. She was so good that She stole every scene she was in on The MTM show and even here on Rhoda. Phyllis' scenes on Rhoda had the audience in stitches! I am glad they let her guest star on Rhoda even if it was just two episodes..
I love this show. !!!!. I love valerie Harper. Love these old sitcoms. Nothing compares to them. Love to go back . Great actress and comedian. The whole cast was great. Cant believe most of them r gone. RIP ALL OF U. love ya all. .🥰🥰🥰😇😇😥😥😥😥😥😓💔💔👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏
This will always be one of my favorite shows. I still get upset when they break up Joe and Rhoda.
Apparently marrying Rhoda off made the ratings go down! The producers realized this afterwards and decided to divorce Joe and Rhoda. Marrying off Rhoda was a big mistake, seems that the public preferred Rhoda to be single!
Kindof like sex and the city? They married off Carrie and realized they needed to kill off big.
Kindof like sex and the city? They married off Carrie and realized they needed to kill off big.
Was it foreshadowing in the second scene with Joe and Rhoda after a date? He accused her of being manipulative and such
It's coming up to 50 years folks and it's still fresh, relevant, funny and nostalgic. Sign of a true classic.
An unforgettable episode. And an absolute SENSATION at the time. The dash (in her wedding gown) from the Mt Eden stop (on the 4) along the Cross Bx, and across the Concourse has become Television History - and rightly so. No single form of media today can hold us in its power the way "Rhoda" did in 74. Valerie, full props. Whatever the future may hold, you will live forever in our hearts.
Great comment, this show is way better than anything produced today
" Not my Gotham anymore " great line.
I love this show! I also love the mary tyler moore show, the cast was great. Georgia Engel was so adorable!
Great acting and writing throughout this whole episode. Valerie Harper was so good. To stay in character running around NYC and on the subway no less was a feat. I'm sure she couldn't wait to get out of that dress. On a side note: cars sure were huge in the 70's.
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get real... she is running about 10 meters in every scene before cut...there is no running "arround " and the only reason she could not wait to get out of that dress is 'cause even for the 70's it looked hidious
AND the cars were heavy.
If people understand that this was the era before cell phones and Ubers...when people don't show, you just didn't know...Love this episode, remember it well back in the day!
Man when the writers saw how fans sent wedding gifts and the record breaking ratings this episode got, why on earth would they ever think of breaking them up??? Even if they thought married Rhoda was boring the audience obviously didn't mind tuning in. I do applaud them for daring to be different tho, other sitcoms at the time never bothered to step out of the status quo for main characters. I would've loved to see Rhoda become a mom.
They did BOTCH up this show. Rhoda should have been SINGLE for a year- THEN she meets Joe- then they DATE for a YEAR. Then they get married.
I'm old enough to remember and apparently ratings dropped after the wedding because viewers liked Rhoda better as a single girl.
This is one of my favorite episodes of all time is Rhoda’s Wedding from 1974 it became one of the best groundbreaking shows of all time it was a ratings hit tied in with Monday Night Football on ABC!!!!!! I love Valerie Harper from The Mary Tyler Moore Show!!!!! Thanks for posting this video!!!!! I love it!!!!! I love the 70s!!!!! Can you dig it!!!!!! R.I.P. Valerie Harper we will always cherish the memories of a television icon we will miss you!!!!!
I love Georgette. She's so cute.
Watch her in hot in Cleveland as Betty whites bestie. Incredible.
Ms Engle was excellent in the role
Georgia Engel passed away in April 2019.. Georgia.. so funny but always a sadness in her character that could make me cry at the drop of a hat. RIP.
Back in the day when cute and dumb was something to be aspired to
Rhoda was a great show. RIP Valerie ❤ 🙏
I just watched this and I had to giggle. I had a small wedding 15 years ago, like this one, at my mom and dad's. And yes, we did have an accordion player for music. It was truly wonderful and memorable!
What year was your wedding?
Noticed that the guy playing the accordion is not who played Nick Lobo
Kinda amazing that Rhoda's father dated Rose Nylund later in life 😊
There all in heaven now. RIP BOTH OF THESE GOLDEN TALENT AND HUMANS
The highest rated episode of this series! It was great to see The Mary Tyler Moore cast guest star!
40 years later and this is is still one of the most epic episodes in tv history , the writing and acting were all top notch and still funny even now, the series wasn't that great but this episode is top quality! i am not biased either, I was born in the 90s!
All 110 episodes are great! Not a bad egg.
💕❤️One of my favorite episodes!❤️💕 Love you Rhoda!
At least Rhoda lied about her age. In all of the Rhoda show intros Valerie Harper says that she was born in New York in 1941. But I remember what I read about her and when she had passed away. They all said that Valerie Harper was born in 1939, so at least she took a couple of years off her age.
Excellent shows both the Mary Tyler Moore show and Rhoda were some of my favorite shows growing up. Most of the cast are gone. In 2021, Ed Asner, Cloris Leachman and Gavin MacLeod passed away.
And Betty White on December 31st 2021. RIP to all the cast members of the Mary Tyler Moore show whose no longer with us. Thanks for entertaining us on Saturday nights before The Bob Newhart and Carol Burnett shows
This episode aired when I was in 7th grade, growing up in the neighborhood (The Grand Concourse in the Bronx) where Rhoda’s parents were supposed to have lived. Those Bronx scenes all bring back memories of my childhood. This episode is all we talked about at school the day before and after.
Thanks for sharing that memory.
I was 12 in 7th grade too. I loved Rhoda.
October 28, 1974
She was so awesome just like Mary Tyler Moore. Joe and Rhoda were perfect together! ♡
"Mary, you've always been like a daughter to me...so shut up!"
The accordion player is Frank Marocco, who played on several tracks of the Beach Boys' "Pet Sounds"
+RayNDeere Nice!
Yea he was dating Rhoda at the time that's why he was on
Oh wow. I bet he is the guy on the beginning of " God Only knows. . " which is the best Beach Boys Song
Good to know. Thanks!
Our Rhoda going through the city is timeless. No one ever thought of doing this to a character. It was revolutionary. I have watched this over the years and always thing there was wild music playing as she traveled but it’s sparse . It’s mixed in with sounds of the city and there is something just terribly beautiful seeing her navigating that moment as she always did in life. The entire country was with ya, kid. We miss you. We love you.
drmgrl11 - That laugh you hear is James L. Brooks, creator of The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Rhoda, Taxi, The Simpsons, and more. His laugh is unique, and always stood out because he was so close to the boom (overhead microphone on a pole). On many of the shows he created and co-created you can hear his signature laugh on certain episodes. I'm sure if The Simpsons had been real life with an audience instead of animated we'd be hearing his laugh there too :-)
And James L Brooks hired Julie Kavner as Marge ❤️
39:21 the young man getting off the train in the blue shirt with the Pepsi was my friend. He just happened to be getting off the train as they were filming (apparently not getting any permits to do so). He passed away March 5th 2021...a day before his 65th birthday.
I'm sorry.
Lou being Lou: "Cute. Cute as hell." (19:43) Love it!
Brings back great memories. Especially the extraordinary Broadway actress Nancy Walker as Rhoda's mother. When Rhoda and Joe eventually split up, Rhoda doesn't tell Ida. But she knows everything! In an effort to get Rhoda to spill the bad news, she advises her to "separate your thoughts."
Love that part. :)
Being an Artist and from the Bronx, I love Rhoda!!! Yes, I also 'Ran Away From Home'...but I returned so I can identify when she says, 'New York!, this is your last chance!' :) Thanks so much.
I can't believe it Rhoda , Mary Georgette ,.and now Phyllis are all gone now This episode brings back so many wonder ful memories To See Them Again Just Comforts Me In So Many Ways How I Miss Them All Thank For All The Wonderful Memories Laughs Great Times This Truly Is Pieces of Television History We Were Blessed To Have Had Them Missing All Of You Dearly!
Oh Lord, I LOVE the mother! I forgot all about her. She was fantastic!! Thanks for posting.
A television comedy landmark. More than 52-million people tuned in to watch in 1974. A hit show gets maybe 4 million today.
Classic wedding! Everyone wanted Rhoda & Joe to get married. Whether you liked or hated what happened afterward (I hated it) we’ll always have the wedding. I remember watching this when it aired. It was big news.
Rhoda said if she wasn't married by 35, you were gonna take your clothes off in Macy's window😭😭😭😭
What a charming episode and series - nothing like it is on television now.
Rhoda and Joe make a fabulous couple - great on-screen chemistry.
The producers destroyed the show when Rhoda and Joe got a divorce.
And divorce about a year or so later!
Genuine comedy from very talented actors, writers and all that were responsible in creating such a great weekly show. Brilliant upload, thanks for bringing it to us.
Best show ever MTM the greatest cast ever Love Mary,Rhoda, Lou, Murray, Phyllis, Georgette, Ted & Sue Ann❤
Rhoda was so much like the majority of us!! That's what endeared her to us.
calalilygirl It’s funny and amazing she comes across that way. Because Valerie Harper was a gorgeous woman. I always had to laugh how they made her so desperate for a man while Mary was the one the men were after. In reality, Mary was cute enough, but Valerie/Rhoda was a classic beauty.
@@jaredjlinden agree
52 Million people saw this. Incredible. Maybe we are people who can totally relate to Rhoda
I remember watching these shows as a child. I never realized how cutting edge they were for the times.
"I dont wanna hear about it!" Just love Ida!😂
Before Carrie Bradshaw there was Rhoda. RIP sweet angel....
Upsetting all 3 are gone now-- great together.
All of them are except for Betty White. She even outlived all the women from the Golden Girls. Lou Just passed . Everyone is gone. Sad. Makes you notice your mortality.
To Rhonda Morgenstern- she passed away - RIP You were terrific!
"I'll kill you!" Ida was little. But was a force to be reckoned with.😂
My mom would have said the same thing
I was a kid when these shows aired...its refreshing to see them again...I love clean comedy
Love this show!! Great acting!! Rhoda you were a beautiful bride!! God Bless you, r.i.p💖
Dear God-pushing half a century and it still can choke me up.
Words cannot describe my feels about this episode :)
Omg ...Cloris Leachman was brilliance personified
I love it. “Rhoda wants to talk to you.....real bad.”
“Rhoda, I come from a small town in the Midwest, I can’t say that!”
“I am from the Bronx, I can!”
“Go!”
All these years I had never seen this episode. Thanks for uploading this! 😊
I, can't believe its been 46 years I, witness this lady running to catch the train on 72nd street station. And I didn't know it was part of a TV show sequence (well I found out later it was Rhoda). I didn't go to work to watch the rest of the filming on that location.
Thanks much for uploading this . I’m 58 now but oh boy it brings back so many fond memories so much so I’m in tears 😭.
Wasn't life good back then? We are the same age. How did we get this age?? I'm supposed to not be a day over 29 lol I used to watch all of the shows with my grandma who raised me. Miss those times so much. Hugs
I remember watching this in, on Oct 26, 1974, it played on Saturday nights where I lived.
I have watched this episode several times but never realized that it was filmed live on the streets of New York…
Thank you, to those that pointed that out. I watched it with new eyes.