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Rhoda
- V. 1
Two episodes of the
popular TV series from the '70s:
"Joe" (premier episode) and
"You Can Go Home Again." |
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Rhoda
- V. 2
Two more episodes:
"I'll Be Loving You, Sometimes"
and "Parent's Day." |
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Rhoda
- The Very Best of Rhoda
Rhoda Morgenstern
tackles the trials of single living amid
the wacky sexual politics of 1970s New
York. Includes 9 episodes from the beloved
television sitcom: "Rhoda's Wedding
Parts 1 & 2," "Friends and
Mothers," "A Night With the
Girls," "The Separation,"
"An Elephant Never Forgets,"
"One is a Number," "Happy
Anniversary," and "Martin
Doesn't Live Here Anymore." |
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Mary
Tyler Moore Show - Mary and Rhoda: The
Very Best of Friends (Box Set)
Five episodes of one of the most
beloved television series of all time are
included in this two volume set. The
episodes included within are episodes that
feature both Mary Tyler Moore and Valerie
Harper (as Rhoda). The program ran from
1970 to1977, with the character of Rhoda
on the first four seasons before leaving
to star in her own self-titled show upon
moving from Minneapolis to New York.
Episodes include "Love is All
Around...," "...Is a Friend in
Need," "Some of My Best Friends
are Rhoda," "Rhoda Morgenstern:
Minneapolis to New York," and
"Best of Enemies." |
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Rhoda
- The Very Best of Rhoda (Seasons 4 &
5)
Contains three
episodes from the show's fourth and fifth
seasons: "One is a Number"
(#77), "Happy Anniversary"
(#86), and "Martin Doesn't Live Here
Anymore" (#98). |
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Rhoda
- The Very Best of Rhoda (Season 3)
Contains two episodes from the show's
third season: "The Separation"
(#50), and "An Elephant Never
Forgets" (#56). |
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Rhoda
- The Very Best of Rhoda (Season 1)
Contains episodes
eight and nine from the show's first
season: "Rhoda's Wedding, Parts 1 and
2." |
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Rhoda
- The Very Best of Rhoda (Season 2)
Contains two
episodes from the show's second season:
"Friends and Mothers" (#37), and
"A Night With the Girls"
(#39). |
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