That same exact outfit she’s wearing can be worn today and no one would ever believe it came from the 70s. Love the fashion, it’s a cycle! ❤️ beautiful wardrobe
Feb 4, 2020: I dedicate this episode to my mother, Mary Louise Trambley. She learned to play both the piano and accordion as a young woman, since her entire family played at least one instrument. She developed her artistic talents following her retirement as a Mountain Bell telephone operator. Classes at the senior center helped her discover her ability to create beautiful oil and acrylic paintings. Absolutely stunning! *In Christ, we have redemption through His Blood; the forgiveness of sin thru the riches of God’s grace. Ephesians 1:7
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Lenny was her last sort-of boyfriend, who was actually her cousin. He was a shoe salesman who was very into his work and was fascinated with anything foot-related. Lenny Fiedler, I think was his full name.
I am liking all of these episodes. I love Valerie Harper, then and now! My mom passed away after a 5.5-year battle with stage 4 brain cancer last year at age 58. Valerie is 75 now and I hope to see her live to be 80.
The man who played Suzie's shrink husband was Stuart Margolin, the same actor who was in those little comedic fillers between the segments on seventies tv show, "Love American Style" and also the character of 'Warren Sturges', Mary Richard's unwanted suitor on an episode of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show".
none i would think MTM ent.productions would give Rhonda a awesome theme like the Mary Tyler Moore show! I agree with the binge watching is my favorite!
One of the greatest scenes ever, when Joe and Rhoda are doing the exercise and Rhoda looks into Joe's eyes right before he kisses her. That was no joke on screen chemistry😊💞
This has to be one of the most beautifully Written and Beautifully Played Episodes of "RHODA" ever recorded, it was very moving, thank you "mtmepisodes2" Channel for posting "RHODA" here for us to come back to Time-After-Time. And for this particular emotionally affecting episode. Has anyone other than me, recognized the fact that the Series "RHODA" tends to have a Laugh or a Smile inducing moment, or that there is some kind of an Emotional Effect on us? There is at least 25 such reactions Per-Episode, check for yourself, and see if you do not agree with this observation, including "Carlton" the Door-Man !!!
Scoey Mitchlll was a big talent - I remember he appeared one time on the Carol Burnett Show - or maybe twice. He lived to be quite old. He always looked much younger than he really was. He was a Match Game panelist a number of times as well.
I live overlooking the sea i dont have debt iam.58 retired due to health problems i have everything i ever wanted but i would trade it all in just to go back to feeling safe with my mum and dad watching top of the pops they are long gone and would love to see them.just one more time .happy days
I love watching all the episodes of Rhoda even the ones that were not that great or well written. I think it was the 1970s look that makes it so appealing to me. And the fact that the attractive wonderful Valerie Harper is in it too. It was a shame they wrote the character of Joe out of the series. He wasn't that bad for Rhoda.
I hated it too. I really liked Joe and I liked how he laughed so much at Rhoda's joking. I was surprised to read so many negative comments about him. I loved this show.
Warp Prime 42 I was born after this show was cancelled but was hooked after watching the first episode. I think it's very well written and I also love seeing all the 70's fashion, from the clothes to the furniture! I have to respectfully disagree about Joe. I think he was a jerk to Rhoda about 75 % of the time. He just seems so self centered to me.
Sparta 64 I love the show also but I just don't like Joe. He seems to get upset with Rhoda way too easy. Maybe I'm just comparing their relationship to modern relationships too much.
So I started watching MTM on Hulu, and now I’m binge-watching Rhoda. Almost literally everything Rhoda has gone through/is going through in her relationship with Joe, I’ve gone through, including the destructive and painful end. I’m wracked with insecurities. I want to fix everything and make everything better. The character they wrote for Rhoda is completely timeless.
The argument between Joe and Rhoda at the beginning is one of the funniest and most realistic disagreements they had on this show. Sign me, Married for 25 Years.
Beverly Sanders (later Newmark) was a friend of Mary Tyler Moore's. She taught acting at UCLA for a long time, later in life. Her appearances as Susan Alborn - the pushover - were always enjoyable. I think she must've gotten busy with other things and that's when they sorta replaced her with Annie Meara as Sally Gallagher.
When I was a little girl I wanted to be like Rhoda. Not Mary. I wanted to dress like her and I loved her apartment with the beaded curtain! I still enjoy these episodes! R.I. P. Valerie Harper.
Joe always seems that he has a prod up his butt in every episode Valerie looks gorgeous as usual. Joe did not deserve Rhoda. Brenda (Julie Kavner) is funny and a great actress and always compliments Valerie (Rhoda) throughout the whole series. RIP Dear Valerie. You are sorely missed.
It's a tuxedo not a suit... The blue shirt with ruffles down the front and at the cuffs is what you are repulsed by, and perhaps the large ready made bowtie, in other words; the accessories not the tuxedo. That tux is classically cut, and it fits his physique and 20th century classically tailored men's clothing has never gone out of style.
Give me a break! The pizza slices they are eating are TINY. I guess that's was the only type of pizza available in Southern California in 1975. It's DEFINITELY not New York pizza.
If Joe weren't such a hard-ass, if he had a scintilla of graciousness about him, he would put his guests' enjoyment first, forget his stupid grudge and smile and laugh and make people feel welcome, brighten up the atmosphere and be the life of the party. Joe's in the right business: destruction. He doesn't build up; he knocks down with his negativity. Does anyone else notice that this episode is a repeat of an oft-used theme in the MTM shows? 'Mary gives boring parties.'
Figaro Hey!: The Joe character was 1) horribly written and 2) played by a strange-looking actor with zero charisma. "Will and Grace" borrowed the bad parties thing from MTM (Grace gives bad parties like Mary) and also the thing where Karen's husband Stan is never shown (like Phyllis's husband Lars).
I can’t help but notice how risqué that white top is that Rhoda’s wearing. Is it me? This is from 50 years ago and it looks like she could fall out of that blouse. And she wouldn’t be able to lean down to do anything without the top flipping inside out. I’m not usually prudish about clothes, I’m an old hippie myself, but I saw this episode before and wanted to comment. I love this series tho. Truly takes me back to the days.
@@judisutherland6750 Yes, you can briefly see a bra back strap underneath. I’m still surprised tho. I had to watch this scene again just now to see if I still felt the same! I think I recall even wearing a top like this back in the day, but longer. That fabric is very reminiscent of all the made in India tops we used to wear. Wish this kind of trivia could be our only concerns in this day and age! Thanks for responding!
Why is Brenda always introducing "Nick" to Rhoda? He supposedly played the accordion at her wedding...but looking back at her wedding, that is NOT the same "Nick" at all! I don't get it...?
Susan Alborn did not have to "have a baby a year." Many forms of birth control were available, even back in the mid-1970's, when this episode first came out. No spousal permission would have been required.
Justin's wife, Denise, was played by Denise Nicholas, who played the very nice high school guidance councillor, Liz, on the wonderful show, Room 222. She was dating Pete Dixon, the handsome history teacher. I was in public school when this great show was on. The nine-year-old me thought that the high school students were so grown up and sophisticated. The girls carried purses, for goodness sakes. Boy, was it a different story when I got to high school. None of us seemed grown up, or mature. That was okay, though, because my friends and I had a lot of fun in those four years. Got good grades, too.
I sometimes think the folks in the comment section are too hard on Joe , at least during seasons 1 and 2. While I hated coldly he left Rhoda at the start of season 3,prior to that, I thought he wasn't all that bad. They had problems, but they mostly seemed to love and care about one another. However, in this episode, I think he was being a real jerk. I know he could be uptight, but he didn't seem as though he'd care that much about a party or what type of food was served. As a matter of fact, I would think that Rhoda would be the one who'd want to serve fancy food and get all neurotic about being the perfect hostess, while Joe seemed like he would be fine with a casual get together and pizza. Yet here,he was all mad because she wasn't throwing a classy enough party? It's like he was just looking for any excuse to pick a fight with Rhoda.
Joe was cute, but he was often gruff and uptight.He would've faired better with Brenda, though, because she was more the type to be dominated.I always liked Suzy, the often pregnant woman.Joe's personality reminds me of Mary Ellen Walton's husband, the doctor, on The Waltons.Rhoda was always super sensitive concerning herself.The husband of Suzy, he played on Love American Style a lot, and was Angel on Rockford Files.I liked Denise and her husband, they seemed really pleasant.
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I love Rhoda's hair.. and that outfit..
That same exact outfit she’s wearing can be worn today and no one would ever believe it came from the 70s. Love the fashion, it’s a cycle! ❤️ beautiful wardrobe
I was thinking the same thing. Love the 70s fashion.
No one would believe a lot of things came from the 70's. 😉
Everything comes back in fashion again.
Looks like half a blouse , and it's all uneven . Horrible
I can't image anyone else to play Rhoda's sister. Brenda (Julie) is a great actress with perfect line delivery.
It's just kind of a shame that doing Marge Simpson all these years has kept her off camera. But wealthy as can be.
@none, from what I read about her recently, she prefers to be off-camera.
I love Rhoda, she's so much fun yet good hearted.
I would KILL to have Valarie’s outfit in this episode and to look as good in it as she does♥️☮️♥️
I know as I kid I loved and her fashion sense! Love the 70's style!
Yes!
right!! she can pull of anything
It's horrible
*Valerie's outfit, pull *off anything
Valerie looks DROP DEAD GORGEOUS in this episode! The hair, makeup and clothes are spot on! 7/24
I loved Denise Nicholas on Room 222. Good to see her here.
perpieta:
I totally agree. I miss that show too..
@@elainebarnes2772 I loved Room 222.
Yes agree she was and still is sexy woman. Remember her in many shows including In the Heat of the Night with Carroll O'Connor.
@@kindspirit7 she was great in In the Heat of the Night.
I love Rhoda's party outfit! She would have NEVER wore that in Minneapolis.
why???? just an inquiring NON-Minneapolstolics wants to know
Cause she wasn’t thin
It's horrible
That's not Rhoda's style....the hair colour plus outfit
Feb 4, 2020: I dedicate this episode to my mother, Mary Louise Trambley. She learned to play both the piano and accordion as a young woman, since her entire family played at least one instrument. She developed her artistic talents following her retirement as a Mountain Bell telephone operator. Classes at the senior center helped her discover her ability to create beautiful oil and acrylic paintings. Absolutely stunning! *In Christ, we have redemption through His Blood; the forgiveness of sin thru the riches of God’s grace. Ephesians 1:7
Great idea for older folks.
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I love Brenda, she cracks me up all the time lol 😂.
I lived in NYC in the 70s as a child and watched Rhoda. This is great. Thank you. This is history or herstory
Brenda's face when she looks at Lenny after he sits down! Priceless!
*Nick* 😉
Lenny was her last sort-of boyfriend, who was actually her cousin. He was a shoe salesman who was very into his work and was fascinated with anything foot-related. Lenny Fiedler, I think was his full name.
It's Nick, not Lenny.
I wish that I could go back to these times.
They were good.
Me too. I had a BLAST!
I absolutely love this show 🤩. I wasn’t born till ‘76.
I am liking all of these episodes. I love Valerie Harper, then and now! My mom passed away after a 5.5-year battle with stage 4 brain cancer last year at age 58. Valerie is 75 now and I hope to see her live to be 80.
She will be 80 this year. (I know this comment is years old, I just found it a little ironic.) And sorry to hear about your mom.
She made it to 80. However she passed away 2 weeks ago. RIP.
Julie Kavner is a GREAT actress! No one could play Brenda better than her!!
Brenda's face at 15:25 😂😂😂 Priceless!
Absolutely. LOL moment for me!
I miss her. She was always lovely
Inside and out.
The man who played Suzie's shrink husband was Stuart Margolin, the same actor who was in those little comedic fillers between the segments on seventies tv show, "Love American Style" and also the character of 'Warren Sturges', Mary Richard's unwanted suitor on an episode of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show".
He also played "Angel" on the Rockford Files.
@@Oohmyymiaa Yes, history's most annoying sidekick.
And an episode of mtm as her stalker.
He was really good in this episode.
This episode reminds me of Mary’s bad parties
😂😂😂😝😝😝👍👍👍💯💯💯
Binge-watching these is such a delight, but I am so sick of that awkward theme song.
hehe
none i would think MTM ent.productions would give Rhonda a awesome theme like the Mary Tyler Moore show! I agree with the binge watching is my favorite!
It is the same theme song that was used in the first season. It is the kid’s voices that are less than pleasant.
Can u tap your screen a flurry of little taps to forward the 60 seconds of the theme? That's what I do.
Even though it was too guitar groovy in the first season, the dialogue Rhoda delivered is way better than the Lalalalala's! WHY?
17:07 Brenda’s “I don’t care.”
Awesome!! That’s why she’s my favorite.
I think in retrospect the subtitle of this series all along was “Portrait of a Doomed Marriage.”
Revolutionary Views: How about "Joe Is A Nasty, Selfish Douchebag Who Doesn't Deserve Rhoda"?
Valerie ' s outfit is cute.
One of the greatest scenes ever, when Joe and Rhoda are doing the exercise and Rhoda looks into Joe's eyes right before he kisses her. That was no joke on screen chemistry😊💞
We’ve been watching a bunch of Rhoda - and writing on this program is sharp. Really sharp.
This has to be one of the most beautifully Written and Beautifully Played Episodes of "RHODA" ever recorded, it was very moving, thank you "mtmepisodes2" Channel for posting "RHODA" here for us to come back to Time-After-Time. And for this particular emotionally affecting episode. Has anyone other than me, recognized the fact that the Series "RHODA" tends to have a Laugh or a Smile inducing moment, or that there is some kind of an Emotional Effect on us? There is at least 25 such reactions Per-Episode, check for yourself, and see if you do not agree with this observation, including "Carlton" the Door-Man !!!
Scoey Mitchlll was a big talent - I remember he appeared one time on the Carol Burnett Show - or maybe twice. He lived to be quite old. He always looked much younger than he really was. He was a Match Game panelist a number of times as well.
Joe is really pushing his luck in this episode!!
He's annoying
I live overlooking the sea i dont have debt iam.58 retired due to health problems i have everything i ever wanted but i would trade it all in just to go back to feeling safe with my mum and dad watching top of the pops they are long gone and would love to see them.just one more time .happy days
I love that doorman's voice.
I love this outfit. It is soo cute.
Palazzo pants and leisure suits - how 70's !
Palazzos are great now!!
This show is funny! Love it
I love watching all the episodes of Rhoda even the ones that were not that great or well written. I think it was the 1970s look that makes it so appealing to me. And the fact that the attractive wonderful Valerie Harper is in it too. It was a shame they wrote the character of Joe out of the series. He wasn't that bad for Rhoda.
+Warp Prime 42 He was awful! Always angry with everything. Rhoda deserve much better.
I hated it too. I really liked Joe and I liked how he laughed so much at Rhoda's joking. I was surprised to read so many negative comments about him. I loved this show.
Much of that has to do with her having been a dancer, so her clothes always flow and allow her freedom of movement, but also hide her dancer's figure.
Warp Prime 42 I was born after this show was cancelled but was hooked after watching the first episode. I think it's very well written and I also love seeing all the 70's fashion, from the clothes to the furniture! I have to respectfully disagree about Joe. I think he was a jerk to Rhoda about 75 % of the time. He just seems so self centered to me.
Sparta 64 I love the show also but I just don't like Joe. He seems to get upset with Rhoda way too easy. Maybe I'm just comparing their relationship to modern relationships too much.
Good guest star episode! Nice to see Denise Nichols from Room 222 here.
So I started watching MTM on Hulu, and now I’m binge-watching Rhoda. Almost literally everything Rhoda has gone through/is going through in her relationship with Joe, I’ve gone through, including the destructive and painful end. I’m wracked with insecurities. I want to fix everything and make everything better. The character they wrote for Rhoda is completely timeless.
Nobody:
Pizza Delivery Guy: ‘There was nobody in that chair’ 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Always liked Scoey Mitchell. He was always a gentleman.
The song that Nick plays on the accordion at the beginning is my all time favorite.
The costume designer shd get a credit, I'd love to know who it is, because Rhoda always looks great. Same for hairdresser!
Which one was the hairdresser? I want to see how great she looked.
Valerie Harper is very, very pretty in this episode.
Faithful Christian she's always very pretty, where have u been? Pretty at Mary's, pretty here, and always, pretty pretty pretty.
On MTM, Rhoda was slightly “frumpy”, she wasn’t supposed to outglam Mary Tyler Moore.
She's always pretty, wow!
Valerie Harper is and was always pretty.
She really is❤
I absolutely loved the comment the psychiatrist threw back at Denise Nichols!!!
Thanks for posting:))))
Rhoda on DVD? I'd love to see outtakes with the doorman..
I love the end. He was really bothered by that! hahahaha
Emily Edwards 😂 I played it back a few times I got so tickled!
Love Richard Masur!
"The Duke of Pizza"! LOL!
This script is SO 70's. The whole psycho analysis plot.... I love it!
Rhoda became Mary and Brenda became Rhoda...and Joe was like Phyllis..always whining about something
Rhoda looks stunning here
The argument between Joe and Rhoda at the beginning is one of the funniest and most realistic disagreements they had on this show. Sign me, Married for 25 Years.
This is the prettiest I've seen Rhoda.😀
Agree
ISN'T IT ALWAYS THE SHRINKS FAMILY HAS THE MOST PROBLEMS!!!😂😂😂
They wouldn’t have discussed food before the party??
Now I want pizza and cake.
Beverly Sanders (later Newmark) was a friend of Mary Tyler Moore's. She taught acting at UCLA for a long time, later in life. Her appearances as Susan Alborn - the pushover - were always enjoyable. I think she must've gotten busy with other things and that's when they sorta replaced her with Annie Meara as Sally Gallagher.
I love this show
When I was a little girl I wanted to be like Rhoda. Not Mary. I wanted to dress like her and I loved her apartment with the beaded curtain! I still enjoy these episodes! R.I. P. Valerie Harper.
Love the way Brenda said i don't care lol
1st season intro was soooooo much better than la la la la. Love the show though.
I like that instrumental version of Shes Having Ny Baby at the end.
Stuart Margolin, Candy Azzara, Richard Masur a who's who of 1970s actors
Scoey Mitchell and Denise Nicholas are very well known actor and actress, too. She was the lead in the wonderful tv show, Room 222.
Denise Nicholas playing Denise. Loved the 70's fashions fashions!
I love the New Yorker accent! I always wanted a Brooklyn Italian guy, or a nice Jewish guy from Manhattan!
Kelleymarie Jones my mother, for me, as well. Lol. She lived Italian guys, almost married one... dad was Irish
Find a Yenta, or Matchmaker. They're usually spot on.
Lindalee Law ♥️
Joe always seems that he has a prod up his butt in every episode Valerie looks gorgeous as usual. Joe did not deserve Rhoda. Brenda (Julie Kavner) is funny and a great actress and always compliments Valerie (Rhoda) throughout the whole series. RIP Dear Valerie. You are sorely missed.
I LOVE the top Valerie Harper is wearing! You could wear that today with tight jeans.
Even their friends were wrong for each other.
4:43 2 seasons in, and I'm still in shock and awe of 70's fashion. Hard to believe that suit was ever fashionable in a non ironic manner.
It's a tuxedo not a suit...
The blue shirt with ruffles down the front and at the cuffs is what you are repulsed by, and perhaps the large ready made bowtie, in other words; the accessories not the tuxedo.
That tux is classically cut, and it fits his physique and 20th century classically tailored men's clothing has never gone out of style.
Give me a break! The pizza slices they are eating are TINY. I guess that's was the only type of pizza available in Southern California in 1975. It's DEFINITELY not New York pizza.
the guy from Rockford ! thanks
If Joe weren't such a hard-ass, if he had a scintilla of graciousness about him, he would put his guests' enjoyment first, forget his stupid grudge and smile and laugh and make people feel welcome, brighten up the atmosphere and be the life of the party.
Joe's in the right business: destruction. He doesn't build up; he knocks down with his negativity.
Does anyone else notice that this episode is a repeat of an oft-used theme in the MTM shows? 'Mary gives boring parties.'
Figaro Hey!: The Joe character was 1) horribly written and 2) played by a strange-looking actor with zero charisma. "Will and Grace" borrowed the bad parties thing from MTM (Grace gives bad parties like Mary) and also the thing where Karen's husband Stan is never shown (like Phyllis's husband Lars).
I think they wrote the Joe marriage to fail from the beginning. So they made him problematic from the start.
@@jamessandy5873 "Strange looking actor"? Please explain, thanks.
Valerie Harper's smile reminds me of Gilda Radner. Same kind of sweetness.
I love the theme song. The little kids singing are just delightful......little angels. La-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la
What an interesting & funny episode of this epic T.V show☺
Julie Kavner for the win!
Joe is very testy in this and other episodes.
denise played on room 222 as a teacher, the doctor played on the rockford fillies
1:40 - major Freudian slip that was a prelude to everything else to come for the next year or so when their relationship came to an end.
Looks like rhoda has half a blouse on
Poor Brenda
What a great casts of "guests"
Denise Nichols and Candice Azzara, Scoey Mitchell, Stuart Margolin...who did I miss?
I can’t help but notice how risqué that white top is that Rhoda’s wearing. Is it me? This is from 50 years ago and it looks like she could fall out of that blouse. And she wouldn’t be able to lean down to do anything without the top flipping inside out. I’m not usually prudish about clothes, I’m an old hippie myself, but I saw this episode before and wanted to comment. I love this series tho. Truly takes me back to the days.
There would be another, fitted layer, underneath.
@@judisutherland6750 Yes, you can briefly see a bra back strap underneath. I’m still surprised tho. I had to watch this scene again just now to see if I still felt the same! I think I recall even wearing a top like this back in the day, but longer. That fabric is very reminiscent of all the made in India tops we used to wear. Wish this kind of trivia could be our only concerns in this day and age! Thanks for responding!
Poor Brenda. That was just mean. Why did she always end up with jerks?
THIS OUTFIT MY GOD
My mother probably watched this episode because that is exactly what she did.... wrote and sealed envelopes lmao.😊
Every guy at that party except for Justin is a D bag. Just an observation.
YankeeJet24 boring party
YankeeJet24 why should Brenda apologize?
Sharon Hamilton yeah why?...
Erik, There wasn’t anyone like Rhoda 😃
wow. what a chaotic episode.
I hate that Brenda couldn't be more secure about herself. Everyone else came out well out of the exercise, but Brenda couldn't go all the way... :(
Rui Oliveira she's the youngest, not yet been through what the thirty something's have been through...And her boyfriend was super jerk.
Why is Brenda always introducing "Nick" to Rhoda? He supposedly played the accordion at her wedding...but looking back at her wedding, that is NOT the same "Nick" at all!
I don't get it...?
Susan Alborn did not have to "have a baby a year." Many forms of birth control were available, even back in the mid-1970's, when this episode first came out. No spousal permission would have been required.
Justin's wife, Denise, was played by Denise Nicholas, who played the very nice high school guidance councillor, Liz, on the wonderful show, Room 222. She was dating Pete Dixon, the handsome history teacher. I was in public school when this great show was on. The nine-year-old me thought that the high school students were so grown up and sophisticated. The girls carried purses, for goodness sakes. Boy, was it a different story when I got to high school. None of us seemed grown up, or mature. That was okay, though, because my friends and I had a lot of fun in those four years. Got good grades, too.
Valerie Harper's smile reminded me of Gilda Radner. Same sweet, cute expression.
Alot of people like ragging on Joe. I like him. It's a tv show. They aren't real people!
Cute sister live same apartment.
Myron Floren is spinning in his grave.
lol
I sometimes think the folks in the comment section are too hard on Joe , at least during seasons 1 and 2. While I hated coldly he left Rhoda at the start of season 3,prior to that, I thought he wasn't all that bad. They had problems, but they mostly seemed to love and care about one another. However, in this episode, I think he was being a real jerk. I know he could be uptight, but he didn't seem as though he'd care that much about a party or what type of food was served. As a matter of fact, I would think that Rhoda would be the one who'd want to serve fancy food and get all neurotic about being the perfect hostess, while Joe seemed like he would be fine with a casual get together and pizza. Yet here,he was all mad because she wasn't throwing a classy enough party? It's like he was just looking for any excuse to pick a fight with Rhoda.
Glad the Gerards had some black ppl at the party lol
Joe was cute, but he was often gruff and uptight.He would've faired better with Brenda, though, because she was more the type to be dominated.I always liked Suzy, the often pregnant woman.Joe's personality reminds me of Mary Ellen Walton's husband, the doctor, on The Waltons.Rhoda was always super sensitive concerning herself.The husband of Suzy, he played on Love American Style a lot, and was Angel on Rockford Files.I liked Denise and her husband, they seemed really pleasant.
Heck forgot my comment 😂