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<blockquote data-quote="ClassyCo" data-source="post: 312185" data-attributes="member: 7">Fans online are roaring about Betty White&#039;s delicious portrayal of man-hungry Sue Ann Nivens on MARY TYLER MOORE ever since the star&#039;s death some three weeks ago. One fan online said that while people were heavily promoting Rose Nylund as Betty&#039;s crowning achievement, it was Sue Ann that provided Betty&#039;s best work. 

In my view, it solely depends on how you look at it all. Despite some initial misgivings, I can honestly say now that MARY TYLER MOORE was a better-written sitcom with stronger, more in-depth characters. That, in turn, makes Sue Ann a stronger, more rounded and consistent character as a whole. I&#039;d say the writing on MARY TYLER MOORE was also more &quot;sophisticated&quot; overall. On the other hand, I&#039;d argue that THE GOLDEN GIRLS was funnier, sharper, and definitely more of a pop culture staple. On this end, that would make Rose a more influential character to modern audiences. THE GOLDEN GIRLS is consistently in reruns, and collectibles clutter a variety of trendy stores. 

MARY TYLER MOORE and GOLDEN GIRLS are two funny, accomplished shows, and Betty was always appreciative for having been apart of both. And it&#039;s rewarding to know that she received Emmys for her performances on both shows. Whichever show you find the funniest will depend solely on one&#039;s personal tastes, and that personal taste will likely decide whether you find Betty&#039;s work as Sue Ann or Rose her greatest career highlight. 

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[QUOTE="ClassyCo, post: 312185, member: 7"] [JUSTIFY]Fans online are roaring about Betty White's delicious portrayal of man-hungry Sue Ann Nivens on MARY TYLER MOORE ever since the star's death some three weeks ago. One fan online said that while people were heavily promoting Rose Nylund as Betty's crowning achievement, it was Sue Ann that provided Betty's best work. In my view, it solely depends on how you look at it all. Despite some initial misgivings, I can honestly say now that MARY TYLER MOORE was a better-written sitcom with stronger, more in-depth characters. That, in turn, makes Sue Ann a stronger, more rounded and consistent character as a whole. I'd say the writing on MARY TYLER MOORE was also more "sophisticated" overall. On the other hand, I'd argue that THE GOLDEN GIRLS was funnier, sharper, and definitely more of a pop culture staple. On this end, that would make Rose a more influential character to modern audiences. THE GOLDEN GIRLS is consistently in reruns, and collectibles clutter a variety of trendy stores. MARY TYLER MOORE and GOLDEN GIRLS are two funny, accomplished shows, and Betty was always appreciative for having been apart of both. And it's rewarding to know that she received Emmys for her performances on both shows. Whichever show you find the funniest will depend solely on one's personal tastes, and that personal taste will likely decide whether you find Betty's work as Sue Ann or Rose her greatest career highlight. [/JUSTIFY] [CENTER] [ATTACH type="full" width="236px"]34383[/ATTACH][ATTACH type="full" width="214px"]34384[/ATTACH][/CENTER] [/QUOTE]

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