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DVD : The Mary Tyler Moore Show - The Complete Second Season (1971) |
- Good Clean FunThis series was incredible--no sex, violence or vulgar language, yet it makes you laught out loud. Highly recommend.
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- Fabulous!Another sensational season of Mary Tyler Moore and perhaps even better than season one. Season two continues with Mary in the news room and the usual cast of characters. However, season two begins to pick up on more social issues such as explaining sex to children, antisemitism, race, as well as some feminism-lite but despite the appearance of more serious issues Mary and Rhoda continue plugging away with plenty of laughs.
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- Why can't sitcoms today be this good?I can remember watching the Mary Tyler Moore show as a kid and I always enjoyed every episode. To now have the first four seasons on DVD means that I can pop in a DVD anytime and enjoy what is probably one of the best sitcoms every made.
Season Two finds the WJM newsroom staff developing their styles. Ted is still annoying (but Lou can't let him go no matter what) and Murray and Mary continue to develop their friendship. The episodes are always funny especially when Ted is forced to take a vacation only to find out his temporary "replacement" has WJM's ratings going sky high. Rhoda's mother plays a role in the season with her visits while another episode has Ted trying desperately to impress his brother by pretending to date Mary. Another episode has Ted interviewing a local City Councilman who is actually less intelligent that Ted!
You can't go wrong with the Mary Tyler Moore DVDs. They are family friendly, funny, well written and are an example of top notch sitcom writing that, for whatever reason, we just don't see anymore.
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- MTM 2nd seasonLike the first season DVD, I never get tired of seeing it. It's better than any sitcom currently running on TV.
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- MTMThis show is a classic. It's funny and realistic. Great to see fashions from the 70's.
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