Best Mary Tyler Moore Show Bloopers

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In this video, we commentate/report about some of the Mary Tyler Moore Show bloopers, we also add our own original touch edits in the clips to make it more entertaining!

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[JamieSmith-fzmz]

The bit with the guy speaking Old Man River is brilliant.

[mikelong]

Think about this. There was Mary Tyler Moore as the 'star' and the continuing supporting cast included Ed Asner, Gavin MacLeod, Ted Knight, Cloris Leachman, Valerie Harper, and the late addition of Betty White. And every one of those SIX supporting characters went on to headline or equal co-star in a future TV series each of which lasted at least 2 years, usually more. Name me one other show that had such a large AND strong supporting cast that were considered able to carry their own shows...and did! Yes MASH, Seinfeld and Friends were all great comedies, but none had as many successful spin-offs, or that kind of supporting cast on their own to accomplish such a feat. (spin-offs: Asner -Lou Grant (5 years), Harper-Rhoda(4+ years), Leachman-Phyllis (2 years); non spin-offs: MacLeod-Love Boat (10 years), White-Golden Girls (7 years)& Hot in Cleveland(5 years), Knight-Too Close for Comfort (3 years)). Not only were they all talented, but the MTM production staff was able to find them and make excellent use of all of them

[gypsymom]

I watched this lovely lady's show every Saturday night after Lawrence Welk and Hee Haw. I stayed with my grandparents most weekends because my mom and dad had a catering business and were usually doing weddings. My sweet dad was a lawyer during the week and a glorified waiter on the weekends. I couldn't have asked for a better childhood. RIP to all those wonderful talented people who brought such happiness. You made it after all!

[lastphcm]

What a cast, what a show. Miss those days!

[bobneyland]

Mary you made it after all. Thanks for all the laughter. RIP Mary.

[elkabong]

I used to get such a “warm fuzzy” feeling watching this show every week. I felt as if these were my friends I was inviting into my living room. The writing, acting and directing was just so good.

[jamesmmahoney]

RIP to the Mary Tyler Moore show cast. They are all gone now but certainly not forgotten. It is hard to imagine this show ever being topped.

[christopherphillips]

You can tell this cast really loved each other.

[nylcoslain]

Those actors were SO blessed. A work place like that is very very rare. It also paid great; and it allowed for Ed, Gavin, Betty and Valerie to have their own shows. They really hit the jackpot in life.

[elizc]

I loved this show much. I still watch rruns today all these years later and it's still like watching for first group were awesome. I cried when Mary passed. It was like losing a friend....

[goldngirl]

One of the best & most favorite shows ever. The whole cast was terrific!

[daboys]

RIP Ted Knight, Mary Tyler Moore & Georgia Engel. Thanks for all the laughs.

[troyness]

Ted Knight was a natural-born comedian. His comedic timing on gags & punchlines were great, with the subtle pauses, mannerisms & facial expressions. Early in his show business career, he started out as a ventriloquist, much the same as a young Don Knotts did. Maybe that's why he understood comedy so well, working twice as hard for 2 people, the straight-man & his wooden

[humanekt]

Such incredible talent! And a strong voice for the animals for so many years. You are greatly missed, MTM. RIP.

[m.e.d.]

I love it! Mary laughs louder and more than any of them. Really nice to see that in Mary. They had a ball didn't they?

[kathystammen]

She sure could brighten the world up with her smile ❤

[lisatoronto]

That version of Old Man River by Stan Daniels is one of the funniest things I have ever seen. And he was a fellow Torontonian! So funny! The work they did 50 years ago is still perfect.

[luislaplume]

1970! 51 years ago! Back in that year, old timers were talking about 1920 half a century ago. I am feeling old since I myself am a baby boomer at age 65. And I am old enough to remember NYC back in the 1960s when a new subway train or bus came around it was the talk of the neighborhood! Nowadays I don't know what the youth of today would say if they saw a new subway train or bus came around. As an old New Yorker I thank you for any comment on this TV series or the time period when I grew up. By the way my eldest cousin wore her hair like Mary Tyler Moore did on the first episodes of that series, she was a fan of hers as a teen at that time.

[lnl]

All gone, but not forgotten. What a time they must've had!

[heatherwhaley]

Loved The Mary Tyler Moore Show. I wish we still had great shows like this on TV.