The authentic look from the woman looking at her throw her hat up makes the scene so authentic.  Really cool

Although it has been many years since the Mary Tyler Moore Show aired over here in Britain, when you started matching the shots for the opening credits, it seemed like only yesterday -  it truly was one of those memorable sitcoms. Many thanks for this one Jordan - it was a joy to watch.  Great to see Jah.

"You're gonna make it after all!" Great one! Mary Tyler Moore was one of my favorite shows when I was a child. Thanks!

The Lou Grant character was almost a "dramatic" character on a "comedy" show - that's why Ed Asner worked so well in that role!!

It was a perfect cast!   Mary Tyler Moore and Bob Newhart were great shows to watch back-to-back.

Amazing how much push back they got from the networks, especially for a show that turned out to be so well loved. The friendships were the best part to me. Great job on this Jordan!!

Had to pause half way and tell you how much Im enjoying this!!! What a fun treat!  I dreamed of one day living in an apartment like Mary's. Who didn't? Lol

Gotta say - this was an excellent presentation.  Great narrative along with locations and background stories too.  I can see that you're pretty passionate about these shows and the people behind them.  Thanks so much for taking the time to put it all together!

The original owners of "The Mary Tyle Moore Show" house hated all the tourists coming to their home to take pictures and gawk at it. By the fourth season, those owners put signs out front to discourage the film crew from filming there again. This is why Mary had to move to another apartment in another building.

Even though this was filmed in the 1970s, everything has stayed the same, including the mall's architecture and interiors. I am glad the people of Minneapolis still love Mary Tyler Moore and her excellent, hilarious series. RIP to all the cast members; they are all missed by many fans of this show. Thank you for showing the sites where the series took place.

I remember watching it growing up.   One interesting fact is when I lived in Minneapolis in the mid 90’s the MTM house was owned by a wealthy couple who were art collectors.  They at least one ran an event in there home where members of our Synagogue could buy tickets and see their art collection.   Also, the woman you mentioned looking “horrified” was the Mom of one of the hosts of a popular weekly current events program on PBS.

What a great Vlog this is! Where else can you get a ‘behind the greats’ history of so much curated pop culture! You are the best Jordan, you really provide this community with stellar content. Take care & safe travels 🥰✌🏽

This has to be one of the most perfectly cast situation comedies ever.
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Funny I was just watching reruns of Mary Tyler Moore show! It’s a classic

I was at the statue unveiling and Mary Tyler Moore was there, she threw her hat up in the air just like in the show.  A very classy lady.

Who can turn the world on with a smile?

This show was second to none in the 1970s.  It was right up there with All in the Family, The Jeffersons, and Mash.  And that theme music was a stroke of genius.  The minute I would hear it come on the TV, I'd grab a snack and run into the living room.  It was something that you not only found yourself humming but you also found yourself singing.

One of my favorite shows. Thank you for the background of the show. Isn't it amazing how some of the most popular TV shows almost never came to be?

I really enjoyed that! I'm a German who lived in the U.S. for 4 years in the 90s, and that's when I got to watch all of the classic American TV shows that we didn't get over here in Germany. And Mary Tyler Moore was one of my favorites! I miss Nickelodeon, it was pretty much the only channel I watched back then.  
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After the preview that flopped, audience members commented that Rhoda wasn't likeable and was too abrasive. Brooks and Burns didn't want to change anything. So they added a line where Bess tells Mary that Rhoda is fun when you get to know her. That one extra line was all that was needed.

I loved the Mary Tyler Moore show and I remember watching the very first episode when it aired. We thought it was so cool because of all the shots in Minneapolis. Being from Minnesota, that was great! Thanks for doing this vlog. Great job as usual.