Rhoda

Serie de TV
1974–1978
TV-PG
30min

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En este spin-off de "The Mary Tyler Moore Show", Rhoda Morgenstern deja a su mejor amiga Mary Richards y a sus otros amigos en Minneapolis, Minnesota, para probar suerte en Manhattan.En este spin-off de "The Mary Tyler Moore Show", Rhoda Morgenstern deja a su mejor amiga Mary Richards y a sus otros amigos en Minneapolis, Minnesota, para probar suerte en Manhattan.En este spin-off de "The Mary Tyler Moore Show", Rhoda Morgenstern deja a su mejor amiga Mary Richards y a sus otros amigos en Minneapolis, Minnesota, para probar suerte en Manhattan.

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Ganó 2 premios Primetime Emmy
- 6 premios ganados y 33 nominaciones en total

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During the 1976-1977 season, Nancy Walker starred in her own Norman Lear sitcom, "The Nancy Walker Show." On Rhoda, her disappearance was explained by having her and her husband take a road trip through the United States. "The Nancy Walker Show " was cancelled after one seaaon, and Walker returned to Rhoda.

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Rhoda's apartment (in early seasons) is numbered 9-E; however, in exterior zoom-in shots, the building depicted has only six stories.

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[repeated line]
Carlton: Hello, this is Carlton your doorman.

Créditos curiosos
Also at the very end she attempts an imitation of the Mary Tyler Moore hat flip and fails.

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Featured in The 27th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1975)

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The Quiet Gem

This show is ground-breaking and paved the way for many shows to come. Before Friends and Seinfeld, this was the show about singles living in New York City. This show portrayed the Jewish-American culture in a positive light. The chemistry between Valerie Harper, Julie Kavner, and Nancy Walker is among the best that television has ever seen. And, while always funny, it was constantly breaking its premise in half and yet still staying funny and great. I love, too, how it is the first great sitcom that used self-deprecation as a tool to provide humor and portray grand humanity. Both Harper and Kavner (Marge Simpson of The Simpsons) belong in the Television Hall of Hame based simply on this wonderful show.