Rhoda - Season One

Rhoda was the popular spin-off of the beloved Mary Tyler Moore Show, which begins as Rhoda Morgenstern (Valerie Harper) goes home to New York for a visit. When she unexpectedly meets "the" guy, Rhoda decides to movie back.

Joe Gerard (David Groh), the ruggedly handsome and divorced owner of a demolition company, is Rhodas perfect match. The couple works hard to keep their relationship solid in spite of - and sometimes because of - nonstop interference by Rhodas manipulative mother Ida (played by the brilliant Nancy Walker), her needy, depressed sister Brenda (Julie Kavner, The Simpsons), her loving but ineffectual father Martin (Harold Gould, The Sting) and, of course, the disembodied voice of Carlton the Doorman.

In the first season, Rhoda and Joe met, fell in love, got married and set up life together. "The Wedding" (a one-hour special) reunited Rhoda with her old pals from Minneapolis - Mary Tyler Moore, Ed Asner, Cloris Leachman, Gavin MacLeod and Georgia Engle - in an episode that drove ratings through the roof.

Rhodas first season won Golden Globe Awards for Best Comedy Series and Best Actress in a Comedy. Valerie Harper won the Emmy Award for Best Actress in a Comedy that year. Rhoda would go on to win our hearts during its five-season run.

Disc 1:
Episodes - September/October 1974:

1. Joe
2. You Can Go Home Again
3. Ill Be Loving You Sometimes
4. Parents Day
5. The Lady In Red
6. Pop Goes The Question

Disc 2:
Episodes - October/November 1974:

1. The Shower
2. Rhodas Wedding (Special One-Hour Episode)
3. The Honeymoon
4. 9-E Is Available
5. Im A Little Late, Folks
6. Anything Wrong?

Disc 3:
Episodes - December/January 1974-1975:

1. S Wonderful
2. Good-Bye Charlie
3. Guess What I Got You For The Holidays
4. Whattya Think Its There For?
5. Not Made For Each Other
6. Strained Interlude
7. Everything I Have Is Yours, Almost

Disc 4:
Episodes - February/March - 1975:

1. Chest Pains
2. Windows By Rhoda
3. A Nice Warm Rut
4. Ida, The Elf
5. Along Come Mary

Upplagd i sortimentet: 19 April, 2009