To get Mr. Grant back his job, Mary pays a visit to the outrageous station owner, Wild Jack Monroe.

Mary helps the staff of a incompetent councilman prepare for his appearance on WJM's "Face the People" show.

Mary lends money to Rhoda so she can open a plant store, but when the store takes off, Rhoda doesn't seem anxious about paying the money back.

A newswriters' strike leaves Mary and Lou alone at the WJM station with Mary struggling to write news stories in Murray's place, and Lou stuttering to deliver it on camera.

Rhoda finally finds a boyfriend, but when she introduces him he becomes more interested in Mary.

Laura Petrie, The Dick Van Dyke Show and Mary Richards, The Mary Tyler Moore Show

Steve Carell and Nancy Walls take a look at "The Mary Tyler Moore Reunion" and get off track with an "Ally McBeal" Ally-Ooopdate.

Robert Redford's directorial debut ended up the 1980 Oscar winner for Best Picture. It is a simple but painfully emotional story of the disintegration of a perfect family. Teenager Conrad (Timothy Hutton) lives under a cloud of guilt after his brother drowns after their boat capsizes in Lake Michigan. Despite intensive therapy sessions with his psychiatrist (Judd Hirsch), Conrad can't shake the belief that he should have died instead of his brother; nor do his preoccupied parents (Donald Sutherland and Mary Tyler Moore) offer much in the way of solace. The boy is brought out of his doldrums through his romance with Jeannine (Elizabeth McGovern). A winner in every respect, Ordinary People (adapted from the novel by Judith Guest) scores highest in the scenes with Mary Tyler Moore, who superbly and perceptively portrays a blinkered, ever-smiling suburban wife and mother for whom outward appearance is all that matters. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide.

Movies & TV - Thanks to Rhoda (Valerie Harper), Mary sets her boss (Ed Asner) up with a much older woman.The wacky news-team from the famous Minneapolis local TV station returns for more hilarious breaking-news antics in The Mary Tyler Moore Show. Set in the 1970's male-dominated newsroom, this lively sitcom follows the daily trials and tribulations of Mary Richards, an up-and-coming WJM-TV associate producer.Coming to DVD June 20.

A timid aerobics instructor learns that her new best friend is also her husband's mistress in this domestic drama starring Mary Tyler Moore. Suffering from a bit of empty-nest syndrome as her children pass through adolescence, indecisive homemaker Holly Davis (Moore) reluctantly accepts a part-time gig teaching exercise classes for frazzled gym owner Helga (Salome Jens). There, she meets struggling, independent-minded broadcast journalist Sandy Dunlap (Christine Lahti) and they quickly become thick as thieves. As it turns out, though, Sandy is actually an adulteress -- she's engaged in a clandestine affair with Chip (Ted Danson), Holly's seismologist husband. Chip loves both women and wants to continue seeing Sandy, but she breaks things off with him now that she knows his wife. When Chip dies suddenly, Sandy helps Holly cope and finances Phase Two of her life as the new owner of Helga's aerobics center. Unfortunately, though, evidence of Chip's infidelity lies around just waiting to be discovered. In the end