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Total reviews: 55
Average rating: 5.0 of 5
MTM- disc missing 3 out of 5 stars.
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DVD came in a timely manner, however, the first disc was replaced by the second disc. So I received 2 second discs and one third disc but no first.
DVD REVIEW 5 out of 5 stars.
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My only regret about this DVD is the fact that the company who put it on DVD has no plans as of now to release the remaining three seasons, which is a crying shame, since this show is one of my very favorites, and I was born years AFTER the last season aired on television in the late 1970's. I can only hope they come to their senses.
As entertaining now as when it first came out 5 out of 5 stars.
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Mary Tyler Moore 3rd. season is something you have to see if you are a fan. It kept us totally entertained, like the very first time we saw it. The third season is a wonderful mix of characters and keeps you entertained from start to finish.
"Mary Tyler Moore" #3 5 out of 5 stars.
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This is yet another funny season's worth of one of television's classic comedies, full of (again) 24 great outings worth of laughter. There are several standout outings, but the showcase in this #3 of "Mary Tyler Moore" is the penultimate episode, "Put on a Happy Face," 2/24/73. Mary is nominated for a Teddy Award (television editors award), but prior to the ceremonies, everything starts going south for her. She gets a flat tire, slips on a waxed floor, unknowingly throws out the obituaries, drips coffee on her outfit at work, starts sneezing and sniffling, and, by the time of the presentation, is a general wreck. Fortunately, she does win an award at the ceremony (for a Sunday public-affairs show, I think), so all is not lost. All that happens to her in the interim, however, illustrates why this outing is one of the showcases of "MTM." "Farmer Ted and the News" is another standout, this one centering around Ted-- or more to the point, Lou signing a contract for Ted to appear in ads for other Twin Cities stations. When it affects Ted's performance as WJM anchorman, Lou regrets having signed that contract, and subsequently puts a stop to the commercials.
The episodes in this release are very good and funny (including the showcase "Put on a Happy Face"), but there is something different about #3 as compared to #1 and #2-- there are no bonuses on this release. #1 had a good selection of bonuses, including Fall 1970 CBS premiere promos, a trivia challenge, Emmy clips, and more. #2 had more extras, including a look inside the making of the #4 title sequence in 1973 (as part of a local newsmagazine called "Moore on Sunday" for WCCO-TV channel 4, the CBS station in the Twin Cities), another trivia challenge, more Emmy clips, commentaries on certain outings, a Mad Magazine spoof, and more (though why the documentary inside the making of the #4 title sequence is not on the #4 release instead of the #2 release is anybody's guess). #3, however, is completely barebones-- just the episodes and that's it. Zero, zip, zilch where bonuses are concerned. It's packaged pretty well though--each of the 3 discs gets its own case, and the covers of these cases all follow the front box art.
In short, despite the barebones nature of #3, this is still worth getting for the fact that it has one of the showcase outings of "MTM"-- that being "Put on a Happy Face." This should be the drawing power that draws you to a purchase of this release.
Editorial Review:
Studio: Tcfhe Release Date: 08/05/2008 Run time: 624 minutes Rating: Nr