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[01/25/17 - 06:37 PM]
SundanceTV Pays Tribute to Mary Tyler Moore This Saturday with an All-Day Marathon of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show"
Moore died today at the age of 80.

[via press release from SundanceTV]

ALL DAY SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, SUNDANCETV TURNS THE WORLD ON TO THE SMILE OF MARY TYLER MOORE WITH A SPECIAL TRIBUTE MARATHON OF 'THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW'

Beginning at 6:00 a.m. ET/5:00 a.m. C, Network To Air All 24 Episodes from The Final Season of The Critically Acclaimed, Iconic Comedy Series

January 25, 2017 - New York, NY -- SundanceTV celebrates the memory and extraordinary talent of beloved actress, Mary Tyler Moore, with an all-day marathon of the final season of the iconic "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" beginning Saturday, January 28 at 6:00 a.m. ET/5:00 a.m. C. Moore died today at the age of 80.

Created by James L. Brooks and Allan Burns, "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" which one critic called "the best of its kind in television history, when it debuted on September 19, 1970, is one of the most acclaimed and lauded series of all time and was honored with numerous awards including three Golden Globes, 29 Emmys and a Peabody Award. The series' depiction of a single, career-minded woman was revolutionary for its time and was included on many "best of" lists including Time's 17 Shows That Changed TV calling the program, "liberated TV for adults - of both sexes" by being "a sophisticated show about grownups among other grownups, having grownup conversations." The series ran for seven seasons from 1970-1977.

A detailed breakdown of the schedule follows:

Episode 701: Mary Midwife Mary's apartment turns into a delivery room when Georgette gives birth at a party.

Episode 702: Mary the Writer Mary tries her hand at creative writing.

Episode 703: Sue Ann's Sister Sue Ann battles her younger sister for attention.

Episode 704: What's Wrong With Swimming? Mary hires a woman sportscaster.

Episode 705: Ted's Change of Heart Ted Baxter suffers a mild heart attack.

Episode 706: One Producer Too Many Lou makes Murray a co-producer after he gets an offer from another station. Mary is not happy about this situation.

Episode 707: My Son, the Genius Ted and Georgette's adopted son is failing school - because he has a genius I.Q. and is bored by his classes.

Episode 708: Mary Gets a Lawyer A frightened Mary Richards faces a contempt charge for refusing to reveal a news source, and her lawyer doesn't make the legal battle any easier as he spends more time researching ways to win her than on the case.

Episode 709: Lou Proposes Can two hard-nosed staunch journalists alter their news world to make room for a married life together? Lou Grant follows up on a strong lead, though this time from his heart, when he proposes to Mary Richards' Aunt Flo.

Episode 710: Murray Can't Lose The word is out that Murray is a sure thing to win at this year's Teddy awards.

Episode 711: Mary's Insomnia Lou is concerned about Mary's possible addiction to sleeping pills.

Episode 712: Ted's Temptation A beautiful young reporter attempts to seduce Ted Baxter.

Episode 713: Look at Us, We're Walking Mary and Lou try to put up a united front in wage negotiations with the station.

Episode 714: The Critic The new six o'clock news critic starts attacking the residents of Minneapolis.

Episode 715: Lou's Army Reunion A distraught Lou is caught in a vise between rejecting a favor for an old, Casanova army buddy who once saved him from the stockades, or granting his request and subjecting Mary Richards to a date with him.

Episode 716: The Ted and Georgette Show Ted and Georgette Baxter become the stars of their own television show.

Episode 717: Sue Ann Gets the Ax Sue Ann Nivens is faced with unemployment when her show is canceled.

Episode 718: Hail the Conquering Gordy Gordy Howard, former weatherman for WJM-TV, returns to Minneapolis for a visit after signing a contract to host a morning network show in New York. Thrilled over his success, the news staff can barely await his arrival, especially Ted, who plans to con Gordy into letting him co-host the network show.

Episode 719: Mary and the Sexagenarian Mary causes some raised eyebrows when she begins to date Murray Slaughter's father.

Episode 720: Murray Ghosts for Ted Murray suffers the pains of being Ted's ghostwriter when a small article he writes for the anchorman for $200 turns out to be worth $2,500 to Reader's Digest, not to mention the fame and glory Ted is gobbling up.

Episode 721: Mary's Three Husbands After a long day Lou, Murray and Ted have a drink and fantasize what it would be like to be married to Mary.

Episode 722: Mary's Big Party Mary hopes that finally she'll have one dinner party that is not a disaster. Tonight Johnny Carson is going to make an appearance and then the lights go out.

Episode 723: Lou Dates Mary Lou Grant and Mary Richards dating? Even they don't believe it's happening, although they give it a try.

Episode 724: The Last Show In the series finale, WJM's owner decides a housecleaning is in order and fires the entire newsroom staff except for anchorman Ted.

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About SundanceTV

Since its launch in 1996, SundanceTV has remained true to founder Robert Redford's mission to celebrate creativity and distinctive storytelling through unique voices and narratives found in the best independent films. From delivering critically acclaimed Emmy(R), Golden Globe(R) and Peabody Award-winning television featuring some of the world's most talented creators and performers, to showcasing some of the most compelling and iconic films across genres and generations, SundanceTV is a smart and thought-provoking entertainment destination. SundanceTV is owned and operated by AMC Networks Inc.; its sister networks include AMC, IFC, BBC America and WE tv. SundanceTV is available across all platforms, including on-air, online at www.sundance.tv, on demand and mobile.





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