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That Girl - Season 2, Episode 1 - Pass the Potatoes, Ethel Merman - Full Episode
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ม.ค. 2023
- A walk-on role for a play starring Ethel Merman in a revival of "Gypsy" leaves Ann awestruck.
An aspiring actress moves to New York City to try and make it big, having to take offbeat "temp" jobs to support herself in between auditions. Starring Marlo Thomas and Ted Bessell. Stream every episode of the iconic sitcom, free on FilmRise Television.
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I love Donald and Ann's relationship.
Yeah, now. But when I was 14, and nuts about her, I hated him even touching her.
If it weren't for their on screen chemistry the show wouldn't have been successful. The writing wasn't exactly stellar.we all loved Marlo and Ted but some of the situations were banal
Ethel Merman like her or not was a huge Broadway stage star! I always liked her singing even though LOUD!!
Me too! ❤
Luv how Ann's bangs are styled to dip in front. Accents her heart-shaped face❤
Superb super stars from a time that we will never ever see again Ever, Marlo Thomas and Ethel Merman, two Icons that today's actors and actresses can't touch or Even come close!!!!!
One of my favorites!! Thank you for posting!
Season 2 intro is the one I remember most. Especially the part when Ann winks at herself
Love watching this show good stuff back in the days thanks 😊
Marlo Thomas was an extremely beautiful woman and a very good television actress!!!!!
New subscriber watching from Kingston Jamaica
I know the show is about 'That Girl' but I can't imagine the show without 'That Boy'. While Ann is asserting her independence and following her dream in the big city, Don is right there loving and supporting her...How many men will say "have a seat and tell me all about it..." and then waits patiently while she tells everyone else. I love the two of them together but I think Ann takes Don for granted too much ❤️
This is my favorite of the show. Ethel Merman. She was always great in Marlo thomas. She only in musicals.
Ethel Merman was such a superstar 🎤
AFTER SEEING THE POEM “HELPING” ON SHEL SILVERSTEIN’S BOOK “ WHERE THE SIDEWALK ENDS” (1974), I DECIDED TO PUT TOGETHER THE ALBUM CALLED “FREE TO BE…YOU AND ME”. BECAUSE I KNOW THAT POEM WAS VERY WELL KNOWN WHEN SUNG BY TOM SMOTHERS, WHO WE JUST LOST 3 WEEKS AGO..
THIS CD IS AN ALL TIME CLASSIC, MA’AM, AND I STILL REMEMBER LISTENING TO IT DURING MY YEARS AT HASTINGS SCHOOL IN WESTBORO. THEY WERE FUN TIMES FOR ME. THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MISS THOMAS.
KENNETH HUANG. 1/20/24.
They change the Intro and End Credits for the Second Season.
Don always knew what to say.
James Frawley who directed this episode was best known for directing many episodes of The Monkees.
One of my favorite episodes. Hysterical.
her voice incredible such a legend a true dame a great episode
The best show on samsung tv!
Wow having Ethel Merman on this show shows that a big Broadway actress is really down to earth
OH, BY THE WAY, MISS THOMAS, I DOWNLOADED THE MOST FAMOUS ALBUM FOR CHILDREN THAT YOU MUST BE VERY PROUD OF… FREE TO BE…YOU & ME ( 1974 ). I HAVE WAITED SOOOO LONG TO GET A COPY, AND I FINALLY GOT EVERY SONG IN THE EXACT ORDER FROM THAT ALBUM.
THIS DEFINITELY RATES A 10!
Kenneth Huang 11/28/23.
BELL RECORDS ORIGINALLY RELEASED: FREE TO BE… YOU AND ME BACK IN 1972, AND IT SOLD WELL TO BEGIN WITH.
BELL WAS IN A STATE OF FLUX, ABOUT TO BECOME: ARISTA RECORDS IN 1974.
FREE’S RECORD SALES WERE ENORMOUS AFTERWARDS: 10 MILLION COPIES, GOOD FOR A DIAMOND AWARD.
YOU MUST BE PROUD OF WHAT YOU RECORDED FOR MILLIONS OF KIDS, MA’AM. I CONGRATULATE YOU.
KENNETH HUANG. 7/17/24.
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Hello, Miss Thomas, MY NAME IS KENNETH, I took a peek at your classic comedy called “ THAT GIRL”, and you sure look wonderful with that hairstyle.
One question: Do you ALWAYS have to mess it up before the commercials, Ma’am?
A wonderful show with lots of laughs.
Kenneth Huang 10/9/2023.
PS: SEND MY LOVE TO HUSBAND PHIL DONAHUE. I have never seen an episode of “ THAT GIRL” at all. It’s pretty good, I must admit.
Kenneth Huang 10/9/2023.
Pass the Potatoes, Ethel Merman, 1967
Ann is working with Broadway legend Ethel Merman and gets a walk-on part in her revival of "Gypsy." - imdb
Ted Bessel was HOT!
I've always thought that since I first watched him in Marry Tyoer Moore Show, even in his autumn days. People always raised eyebrows when I mentioned him as one of my crushes.
@@worldinsights930Ted Bessel was a very good actor and died tragically so sad !
"Good - morning Ethel Merman!"
Wow she picked up the onion 🧅 from the floor and put them straight into the pot😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😂
LMAO!!I know really bad directing I thought I was the only one who noticed that!
The Boiling Water Killed Everything
You can love there relationships. It was hard to be together. When they couldn't be seem together. I believe they had a thing. Except it didn't work out. IT a shame the audience didn't know
no celular phone jaja
Ann Marie was the early version of Carrie Bradshaw in Sex and the City.
Ann Marie was the exact opposite of Carrie Bradshaw. Ann struggled to maintain her innocence, despite having a steady boyfriend. Carrie slept with all kinds of different men. Carrie was a successful newspaper columnist. Ann was a struggling actress. Carrie was mostly self-absorbed. Ann was always looking to help other people. A couple of things they had in common. They both lived in New York City. They both had a collection of beautiful clothes
If you mean that they both had fabulous clothes.
What happened to Ann's neighbors Judy and Leon?
I thought 'celebrity' was a new term. Didn't realize they called famous people celebrities back then
Isn't that Farrah Fawcett @2:08 ???
No way.
I think that's Joy Harmon....she looks like the girl in the movie "Cool Hand Luke." Internet Movie Database says she was in the show.
Love the pay phone
She was a Farrah Fawcett lookalike. I always thought it was her but it’s a different actress. Her voice even sounds like Farrah! Good catch.
Never could and still can’t stand the dad.
*Yes, seems like a crotchety old codger...*
That was the beauty of shows back then. They had such diverse characters. You could love them or hate them but each character helped to make the show.
The actor who played the dad worked with Ethel Merman on Broadway in the 1930s. Loud and brash was the style in those days.