The Mary Tyler Moore Show - Season 6
Season 6
Episodes
Edie Gets Married
Lou puts on a brave face when he learns that his ex-wife Edie is remarrying.
Mary Moves Out
Mary, wanting some change in her life, makes the decision to move to a new apartment.
Mary's Father
Mary researches a documentary with the help of a priest. He eventually decides to leave the Church, and Mary thinks that he has fallen in love with her.
Murray in Love
Murray realizes that he's always been in love with Mary and wants desperately to tell her.
Ted's Moment of Glory
Ted's jocular nature is ideal for hosting a game show in New York, and he successfully auditions for the job. But Mary and Lou wonder if they really want to see him go.
Mary's Aunt
Mary's high-flying journalist aunt comes for a visit, and Lou finds that he has a rival in her.
Chuckles Bites the Dust
Chuckles the Clown is crushed to death by a rogue elephant in a parade, which leaves all the newsroom staff in hysterics except Mary.
Mary's Delinquent
Mary joins a Big Sisters scheme and tries to bring a teenage shoplifter to the side of good. Sue Ann, pursuing an award, decides to "adopt" a little sister as well but finds herself getting influenced.
Ted's Wedding
Ted proposes to Georgette while at Mary's apartment for brunch which leads to an impromptu wedding, complete with the minister coming straight from his tennis match.
Lou Douses an Old Flame
Lou meets up with a woman who had sent him a 'Dear John' letter during World War II but is disappointed to learn her motives for doing so.
Mary Richards Falls in Love
Mary is convinced she has really fallen in love, but her boyfriend seems reluctant in saying those three magic words, 'I love you'.
Ted's Tax Refund
Ted is overjoyed when he gets a tax refund and splurges out on everyone at the newsroom, but is later shocked when the IRS informs him that he will be audited.
The Happy Homemaker Takes Lou Home
Sue Ann gets Mary to ask Lou out on a date on her behalf. Lou accepts, not realizing who Mary's 'friend' is.
One Boyfriend Too Many
Mary's old flame Dan Whitfield, who once proposed to her, returns to Minneapolis and she's forced to choose between him and her current boyfriend.
What Do You Want to Do When You Produce?
Initially delighted at the chance of producing the Happy Homemaker show, Murray quickly becomes miserable when he realizes the menial tasks he has to do for Sue Ann.
Not with My Wife, I Don't
Ted and Georgette face marital problems, but Ted refuses to see a counselor unless Lou goes with him.
The Seminar
Lou and Mary go on a press junket to Washington, DC. Lou was once a correspondent there, but Mary has difficulty believing him about his contacts.
Once I Had a Secret Love
Lou has spent the night with Sue Ann, and confides in Mary. Their friendship is almost ruined when Mary is unable to keep the secret.
Menage-a-Lou
Lou almost ruins one of Mary's parties when his old girlfriend, Charlene Maguire, arrives with a date. He tries to make her jealous by taking out one of Mary's neighbors.
Murray Takes a Stand
Murray is unhappy with the new station owner's policies and tells him off over the phone one evening. However, the station owner fires him the following day.
Mary's Aunt Returns
Mary's Aunt Flo and Lou both prepare competing ideas for a TV documentary.
A Reliable Source
Mary learns that an old friend seeking re-election to Congress had financial help from the mob. Lou threatens to use the story on the air.
Sue Ann Falls in Love
Sue Ann has fallen in love, but her new boyfriend is less scrupulous than he first seems.
Ted and the Kid
Ted and Georgette decide to adopt a son after Ted is informed he cannot have children.
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