That was an epic episode.Back then we didnt have a video recorder or betamax or whatever so we could only watch episodes for just one time.I havent seen this endearing episode since a rerun 10 yrs ago.THANK YOU for sharing all these wonderful Rhoda episodes!I always thought Rhoda was the coolest New Yorker and I love Valerie Harper like a favourite sister.

She and MTM brought me such joy in my life, a constant source of entertainment and confidence when I needed it most. Valarie and Mary you will be missed.

Best line of the episode is when Ida tells Phyllis that she is going to kill her. Hilarious!

🌸My favorite 🕯RIP🕯 beautiful Mrs.Harper 🌸🌹🌸🌹🌸🌹🌸🌹🌸🌹🌸🌹🌸🌹🌸❣🌹🌸❣🌹🌸❣

"The dress is shot...I'll never be able to wear it again."

Rabbi: "Rhoda and Joe have decided to write their own vows" Ida: "What's wrong with the ones God wrote?" LOL

Valerie Harper was stunningly beautiful back then... and she's lovely today.

I read that 40 million people watched the marriage of Rhoda. That was epic.

One of the best hours in tv history!

Harold Gould's "father to the bride" speech is adorable! The neighbor that comes out with the trash (while Rhoda was waiting in the hall for her bouquet ) was a staple on on the Odd Couple series as well. So many really good character actors bounced between those shows (Barney Miller, Taxi, Odd Couple, Rhoda, and Bob Newhart) back then, they were like family to us

Amazing how they filmed this..............no one even looked.........totally NYC

Rest in peace, Harold Gould!

God, you do have a sense of humor. Another way to remind me that you got my back, and that EVERYTHING is going to work out for me as promised regardless. Amen and Amen and Amen and Amen and Amen and Amen and Amen.

Valerie looked so beautiful in her wedding gown as Rhoda. When her neighbor comes out of her apartment and says Hi Rhoda What's new? Rhoda responds nothing much and the neighbor says same here, I could have died laughing at that!! RIP Sweet Valerie!

I remember well, when there was a very good episode or movie on tv, you had to watch it as it was shown...or miss it, and wait for it to be reshown, someday. None of us thought anything about it because that was our norm back then. We were not addicted to anything that used electricity or a battery. I watched alot of TV during the 1960s and 1970s, because alot of shows were awesome then, but I also rode my bike alot and played outside. Weird, but it was like there were more hours then. Summertime, we were always outside! Anyway, I always loved this show.

Valerie Harper was such a beautiful person. Inside and out! I miss her.

Somehow you just know the cast all got along and liked each other.

I didn't realize this wedding episode drew over Fifty Million viewers! I remember my parents loved "Rhoda", my mother liked Mary Tyler Moore, but she thought Rhoda was hilarious! And, am the only person that hears that annoying person laughing in the studio audience, he was in all the MTM shows, even "Bob Newhart". Must have been a season ticket holder, I used to hear him in "Taxi's" audience to!

Bernard Barrow, best known for Johnny Ryan on Ryan's Hope, was the officiant of the wedding. Wonderful! :D

It makes me shed tears to think that Valerie Harper is dying, but as she said: "I'm not dying until I do." She is a tough woman and this sitcom will always live, for me it is alive and well. Long live the 70s, and as a trans woman I empathize with her.

Needed to watch this tonight after today's terrible news. Thanks.

The simpler gowns of "back then" had their own appeal---I think I like them better than the poofy, foofy, ruched, strapless, cookie-cutter dresses nowadays. And WHO is that Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha person, who laughs like a hyena in each and (almost) every episode of "Rhoda"??? Husband thinks it was Lorenzo Music, who played The Doorman.

My favorite bride

@koln1996 It was premature. They should have flirted around with the wedding and finally let it come through at the end of the season one. It would have been a smash had it been done that way, Then the next two years could have dealt with Rhoda's marriage to Joe and then season four Joe could have separated from Rhoda. That would have kept things a float a little longer as far as story goes.

This cute even though I've not seen the show.

notice on the closing credits at 8:15 the girl on the right in the blue looks likes she's on a CELL PHONE....yet we all know she was not as she was fixing her hair with a pause.

Good lock rhoda

@Sendmommy0524 the part where the neighbour came out with her trash and asked Rhoda "What's new" was pretty funny too.

Today would’ve been Valarie’s 82nd birthday. Happy Birthday Valarie Harper!

Another sidenote: Bernard Barrow who was Johnny Ryan on Ryan's Hope played the minister here.

Love all the cast Nancy walker is a scream shewasalso in a tv show with rock hudson

awww it's Rhoda yall...it warms my heart

Is that Ricky Ricardo's laugh from the laugh-track???

I loved this episode!!! But maybe somewhat premature!!!

it airs tonight and thursday split into TWO parts on METV!!

The accordian playing at the wedding - was that Brenda's boyfriend? I remember he took his accordian on their first date...

Dizzy Phyllis forgets to pick up Mother Dexter for her wedding too. Lets see Phyllis on DVD soon.

I think that the annoying laughs were done by either James Brooks or Allan Burns. They created the show so you can't stop them from laughing the way they were.

so do i!

Did Rhoda forgive Phillis?

I'd love to know what subway that was, and the streets, etc.

Depending on Phyllis?

@vidayverdad2 Debbie was not existent at the point much like Chuck Cunningham.

Never cared for Joe much, she deserved better, he was kind of a schmuck....