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Mary Tyler Moore Show and Its Spin-Offs
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<blockquote data-quote="Bobby Southworth" data-source="post: 436963" data-attributes="member: 4960"><p>I didn't see that episode of Everybody Loves Raymond, but I can totally see Georgia pulling that whole scenario off well. I also agree with Snarky that she was mainly there to humanize Ted. I liked it when she stood up to him. I also am totally on board with appreciating Sue Anne more. It's not that I dislike Georgette, but I just didn't find her very funny that often, but she did have her moments. Again, [USER=57984]@Snarky Oracle![/USER], when she surprised the audience with something totally unexpected for her character to say. Betty White as Sue Anne really was one of my favorite things about the last three seasons, though. Quite frankly, I'm kinda surprised they didn't upgrade Betty and Georgia to regular co-star billing by the last year or two. I guess because they weren't in some episodes?? Or, they just didn't want to redo the opening intro to feature some shots of them as well? LOL </p><p></p><p>Just to clarify, I wasn't saying that I thought Georgette was a replacement for Rhoda, but more that if people had been tuning in to the first 4 seasons with Rhoda, they might have kinda thought that was the direction the producers were going in, and been turned off, but TPTB never pushed it too far, thankfully.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bobby Southworth, post: 436963, member: 4960"] I didn't see that episode of Everybody Loves Raymond, but I can totally see Georgia pulling that whole scenario off well. I also agree with Snarky that she was mainly there to humanize Ted. I liked it when she stood up to him. I also am totally on board with appreciating Sue Anne more. It's not that I dislike Georgette, but I just didn't find her very funny that often, but she did have her moments. Again, [USER=57984]@Snarky Oracle![/USER], when she surprised the audience with something totally unexpected for her character to say. Betty White as Sue Anne really was one of my favorite things about the last three seasons, though. Quite frankly, I'm kinda surprised they didn't upgrade Betty and Georgia to regular co-star billing by the last year or two. I guess because they weren't in some episodes?? Or, they just didn't want to redo the opening intro to feature some shots of them as well? LOL Just to clarify, I wasn't saying that I thought Georgette was a replacement for Rhoda, but more that if people had been tuning in to the first 4 seasons with Rhoda, they might have kinda thought that was the direction the producers were going in, and been turned off, but TPTB never pushed it too far, thankfully. [/QUOTE]
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