Mary Tyler Moore Romeo and Mary (1970–1977) Online HD
Romeo and Mary

TV Episode
- Director:Peter Baldwin
- Category:
- Writer:James L. Brooks,Allan Burns
- Cast:Mary Tyler Moore,Edward Asner,Valerie Harper
- Time:26min
- Year:1970–1977
Rhoda sets Mary up on a blind date, the two who are to double date with Rhoda and her date, Lowell. Mary's blind date is Warren Sturges, Lowell's friend. Because of that fact, Rhoda knows that both she and Mary will have a terrible time because Lowell mentions that Warren is just like him. Rhoda fails to tell Mary that Lowell, and by association, Warren is boorish, until just before their arrival for the date. By the end of the evening, Mary tells Warren in no uncertain terms that there is no future for them. However, Warren has the exact opposite reaction: he has fallen in love with her. Warren pulls one crazy stunt after another to win Mary's heart, but Mary is too afraid to confront him in fear of making a scene. So when Warren's stunts suddenly stop, Mary lies and waits for what she believes will be the big doozy stunt of all stunts.
Casts
Episode cast overview: | |||
![]() | Mary Tyler Moore | - | Mary Richards |
![]() | Edward Asner | - | Lou Grant |
![]() | Valerie Harper | - | Rhoda Morgenstern |
![]() | Gavin MacLeod | - | Murray Slaughter |
![]() | Ted Knight | - | Ted Baxter |
![]() | Stuart Margolin | - | Warren Sturges |
![]() | Bo Kaprall | - | Lowell |
![]() | Joe Warfield | - | Peter |
![]() | Barbara Brownell | - | Peggy |
Mary Tyler Moore Romeo and Mary (1970–1977)
The poem (actually, it's a limerick - the difference being a limerick is 5-line rhyme, and almost always naughty) which Ted claims to have written, about a hermit named Dave, goes in full like this; 'There once was a hermit named Dave -Who kept a dead whore in his cave - "I know it's a sin," He said with a grin, "But think of the money I save!'
Actor Stuart Margolin, who plays Warren brilliantly (?), was such a hit, MTM wanted to use Margolin more, but he was soon signed as a semi-regular to another well-loved series, which premiered at the time this episode initially aired; The Rockford Files (1974).