@Cheryl Young Just because she was 81 (actually 80 but that's besides the point) it means one is not supposed to grieve and be saddened by her passing? My grandfather passed away when he was 92 and it took me a long time to come to terms with it. You can be saddened and grief stricken for the death of someone who was 80 equally as much for someone who'd passed away at 30.

@@craigsmith157 Condolences 🙏

R.i.p.rhoda

Grow up

I was just getting over the death of Nancy Walker.

Professionally, Valerie was nominated for a Tony but in her personal life she got to win a Tony (Cacciotti) and kept winning each and every year they were together.

Except for some museums, having visited the city in 1990, it's nothing to write home about. It was always a mess of a city.

What about me? I'm beautiful also.

Get over your self ❤

When she said, “you’re right, I shouldn’t have asked that…..but since I did, why don’t you answer me?” or “too late, you’ve already clinked!” Too funny! How is it Julie Kavner and Valerie Harper have Emmys, but not Nancy Walker?!? Travesty.

Yes it does.

@@20alphabet oh shut up.

@@TigerEye54 No, _you_ shut up!

You make an excellent point, but I beg to differ. Valerie, Nancy, and Julie is even better.

Women were allowed to have real figures then, none of them are pathetically thin, and they're all lovely in t heir own unique way.

Cynthia Lyman Yes! That meat money line was such a "Mom" thing to say. Haha.

Yolanda Grady oh yes, my mom definitely would've used it.

Destiny Chaney great line!

Valerie you were my Teenage Icon not only will you pretty you would talented and I can relate as a Jewish woman to everything that went on on the show you're truly missed rest in peace my fellow Virgo

He could have said it better

Rhoda could not have said it better rest in peace Valerie Hopper I love to show since I was a young teenager you are truly missed,,,

Correction Rhoda could not have said it better

Rhoda's Bohemian apt,was definitely me,but I loved Mary Tyler Moore's fashion and always loved Betty White, And The Golden Girls and Designing Women. That entire era, was great and then came Dallas,Dynasty, Falcons Hurst, and the 60's, 70's 80's exceptional fashion.

One of the best burns of any show in the 70s. 😆

Yes, we were lucky. And not just for the comedies. The dramas were terrific, too.

Kass Ayala Yep! We had great shows back in the day! Every night, there was something worth turning the tv on for in the 70s. We had some cool, memorable shows in the 80s & even a few in the 90s too. But as I write this in 2017, it seems like tv's great heyday has passed. I'm so thankful for KZfaq! There are a few channels that show retro tv shows but it's usually just the same few shows repeatedly instead of expanding to include more old tv series we used to enjoy.

Kass Ayala I was nine when this show aired as a spin off of the MTM Show, yes we kids from the 70's had great shows to watch, Saturday night on CBS was always "Mary Tyler Moore" "All In The Family" "Maude" and "The Carol Burnette Show" I actually remember watching the premier of "Saturday Night Live" with my two older brothers.

Konga 5000....So true. It was the craziest thing having so many top-rated shows airing during the most popular date night hours of the entire week.

Mike Bibeault I agree! I put off watching this because I assumed this particular episode wouldn't be all that funny but it actually was. Mostly hilarious due to Ida. Lol. She's a trip. PS: Ok, how many times is that 1 glass of wine gonna get re-poured? It was Ida's, then she put it in a fresh glass for Marion's date, & then at the end, she was pouring it in Rhoda's glass (who by the way didn't need more wine since being tipsy was the whole reason Ida & Martin had to come get her.)

Yolanda Grady I didnt think it would be funny either. But,was hilarious! Ida is a trip! The pouring wine back & forth in glasses was too funny! And I agree Rhoda didnt need no more. Lol😂

I never missed it either. Still don't.

Melinda Smith I would have loved to hang out with Valerie and Mary Tyler Moore! We were all about the same age,

I watched it living in Ireland too and loved it. I ended up living in New York City but didn’t have a Carlton The Doorman 😂

I think one of the best things from the Rhoda show was Brenda. Some of the later shows didn't age well, too much outdated therapy after the divorce, but Brenda was a joy and was featured more after Joe went bye-bye.

@@susanjohnson318 Nothing from this show is dated to me. The acting, the writing, the humor is spot on.

We used to have " make out parties" in Cobo after School...5 girls and us four lads...we were all ten...some of the things we got up to took sex education to a whole new level!!! Shocking!!!

poor me. I never got invited to those kinds of parties either.

Sounded like Rhoda was hosting orgies

Was that before or after this episode?

@@ericminch after

She also was in Dallas and then Knots Landing

@@ericminch Well after.

She looks horrible now. She was so attractive in Knots Landing.

But Joe did turn out to be a jerk.

zimjun7 I love the fashion and interior furnishings from that decade. I’m grateful those styles are being repeated today.

But those pants....

@@helenholt1161 Do you mean Rhoda or Marion for Rhoda has on a skirt or did you mean Lindsay on Bionic Woman.

Miss the seventies. It was quite a splendid decade.

Always loved him too.

That was the kind of look a lot of guys went for back then.

belia1313 Lastes Move over Tom Jones. Joe was hot!

belia1313 Lastes The 'kind of' guys are better because they are often 'kinder'. As in life, there are no easy/foolproof keys, clues, fixes or answers. Often there are 'tells', 'red flags', warning signs and especially, watch out for anyone who is "too good to be true". A good thing to do is listen to or research other people's experiences, behaviors, those 'Ted talks', etc. And always take everything with 'a pound of salt'. Trust your instincts, but remember, if you're from any type of abusive background or experience (especially a child witnessing adults/caregivers/parental abuse) your safety issues may be lacking or screwed. (Also, regarding love/hate/indifference, IF YOU LOVE YOUR ABUSER, (example: your father), YOUR FEELINGS ARE NOT WRONG, but THERE MUST BE SERIOUS, SEVERE, CUTTING OFF (ENDING/STOPPING CONTACT UNTIL >AS A CAPABLE ADULT LIMITED CONTACT maybe only still by phone or letters, address withheld, CONTACT BETWEEN EQUALSWHICH WILL BE 'AHEAD TRIP', BECAUSE THE ABUSER IS A MANIPULATOR). To repeat, you can still love the perpetrator, IF THAT'S IN YOUR HEART, BUT NEVER LEAVE A VICTIM TO BE VICTIMIZED. Sometimes, I put certain comments in 'unusual' places, but when I feel motivated, that's what I do, usually comments are about Jesus or death, so consider yourselves 'lucky', lol! Seriously, concerning death, 'LOVE. NEVER. DIES.' The love of your 'loved ones' who have 'passed on' before you (even the minutes old babies, when you meet them in Heaven, you will be amazed at their personalities, their family resemblance, etc.& you'll say, "I knew you were going to be brilliant!"), not only lives on forever, but grows stronger in remembrance (even the fighting & hard times, you'll eventually remember with tears of understanding & laughter!)

David Groh played on General Hospital way back "Brock" married to "Bobbie" (Jackie Zemen) his character was abusive.

belia1313 Lastes lol, true, he does

Annette Mercer she was great on McMillan and Wife as well!

Me too😢xx Loved this show, always will! So grateful for sharing the memories. 🙏💟❤💜

Christopher Miller yes! Better put than how I worded it.

Absolutely uninspiring white woman. V.H. jad it all over her, far as I'm concerned. 👌

It's like Ginger and Mary Ann; two different versions of beauty.

She's didn't get better looking as she got older due to her many face lifts.

@@angelacarleton9575 I think Joan's most unfortunate plastic surgery mishap is whatever she's had done to her lips. They look like reconstructed lips of a burn victim. Other than that, I think it's just bad makeup choices for her these days...

This was the ex-wife stereotype back in the day.

Patriot Retiree Rhoda and Ida both sounded jealous of Maryanne

On The Mary Tyler Moore Show, blonde pal Phyllis (Cloris Leachman) was deuteragonist, second fiddle to brunette star Mary.

I think Rhoda looks way better than Joan Van Ark does.

@@JudgeJulieLit And Phyllis was actually stunning on that show. She was gorgeous.

I liked that part! 😁 Been there.

Take a bow, Einstein

@@steveprice448 why be a prick?

No wonder Joe did not want to marry again, after that horrid woman..

Agreed. Fantastic upload! 😃

I think she meant prior to that. lol. She should have said MOST of her life.

Praise God!

R. I. P. Valerie Harper

Yeah.....really.....

Shes passed

OMG, YES!!!

Valarie Harper was much prettier.

Chet Lindsay I know right, how can u not love her, I say

@@sandrajovic7735 she was gorgeous,

Not picky, huh?

@@20alphabet Rhonda not a beauty queen or bikini model she had her own TV show, I was trying to be nice, mary Tyler..Moore used pretty on the dick van ike show she was a dream wife

@@20alphabet why are you such a troll fuck?

Answer: the Eighties happened. You know, that wonderful time when greed became “good.”

It's been the "Me" Generation. The answer is that we're living in what the Bible calls "the last days." Deep.... now in the time of the end.

@@revolutionaryviews9702 even the 80s were a huge step above what the world is now. People were still way more civil and less “ready to throw down”.

@@zimjun7 I’m afraid to ask what comes after the end. I wish it were reversible.

@@revolutionaryviews9702 Wow did you hit the nail on the head regarding changes in the 80s-- been downhill ever since.

You do why????

Oh!! I need to come meet her for....coffee, yes, coffee. I wasn't going to say closet raid, really!

I love Rhoda's clothes! She rocked that head scarf like no other!!!❤

Fab idea. Take lots of pics!!

Emily Edwards The writers had to adhere to strict moral codes concerning certain issues and dialogue because this show was aired during family hour during the mid 1970s in America.

Just another reason I would never get involved with a divorced man.

Lol...Good observation!

My exact thinking! Amazing how much life has changed for the worst.

To Rhoda not to Mary. Carlton is usually drunk.

Exactly. I love Mary, but Rhoda is my favorite and I can never get over how pretty Valerie Harper is.

That happens a lot in shows where the main girl character is insanely pretty but she's jealous of another girl. Yeah, I don't get it.

I don't think she knows she's pretty, or maybe she does. I'm missing something, no for real. Maybe she's not jealous...

Marian isn't special looking at all. #notbothered

There’s a fundamental disconnect between the insecurities of a character like Rhoda, and the fact that she was played by a really good looking woman, Valerie Harper. You just have to go with it and pretend that Rhoda/Valerie isn’t beautiful.

Many beautiful women have insecurities. Many have hang ups about their looks just like regular people. All people have their problems. The emphasis on looks in society is way too important for all of us.