Mary Tyler Moore

AKA: The Mary Tyler Moore Show

(1970 - 1977)

Mary Tyler Moore @ IMDB

See Also: Rhoda, Thanksgiving Collection, Christmas Collection

Jan

2022

Snow inspires me

From: Mary Tyler Moore

Episode: Not A Christmas Story (1974) (Season 5, Episode 9)

Snow always inspires such awe in me. Just consider one single snowflake alone. So delicate, so fragile, so ethereal. And, yet, let a billion of them come together through the majestic force of nature... they can screw-up a whole city.

Betty White (Sue Ann Nivens)

#Snow

#Winter

#Weather

#Fragile

#Mother Nature

#Nature

#Awesome

Jan

2022

We're snowed in

From: Mary Tyler Moore

Episode: Not A Christmas Story (1974) (Season 5, Episode 9)

Hi! Have you heard? We're snowed in! They don't expect to have the streets cleared til two in the morning. Just think, we're going to be spending the whole evening together. Isn't that wonderful?

Betty White (Sue Ann Nivens)

Nov

2021

Eight-course banquet

From: Mary Tyler Moore

Episode: Not A Christmas Story (1974) (Season 5, Episode 9)

Now you're gonna have to eat some time. The choice is yours: You can have a package of stale peanut butter crackers from the vending machine... or a sumptuous eight-course banquet with me featuring Soufflé Tour Légende, Veal à la Grecque, and enough free booze to knock you all on your keisters.

Betty White (Sue Ann Nivens)

Nov

2021

What happened to Thanksgiving?

From: Mary Tyler Moore

Episode: Not A Christmas Story (1974) (Season 5, Episode 9)

Then now we can have our Christmas dinner after all! –Christmas? What ever happened to Thanksgiving?

Betty White (Sue Ann Nivens) | Ted Knight (Ted Baxter)

#Christmas

#Thanksgiving

#Dinner

Dec

2016

Gotta work on Christmas

From: Mary Tyler Moore

Episode: Christmas and the Hard-Luck Kid II (1970) (Season 1, Episode 14)

You know, Mary, I haven't had Christmas off in seven years. –Oh, that's terrible. –Well, it's not too bad. You get used to it. Christmas is just like any other day when you work in a newsroom. You know what I mean? –Uh, no. –Oh. You gotta work on Christmas. –I've got to work on Christmas? –Well, that's another way of putting it.