The Mary Tyler Moore Show

Lou's feelings are bittersweet when he gets invited to his ex-wife's wedding.

Feeling bored and frustrated, Mary decides to break up the monotony in her life by moving into a new high-rise apartment.

Forgive me, father, for I have sinned! Mary is afraid that her friend is leaving the priesthood because of his feelings for her.

Murray wants desperately to tell Mary his deepest secret--that he has always been in love with her. Mary, meanwhile, is completely oblivious to his feelings.

When Ted auditions to host a game show in New York, the rest of the gang has mixed feelings about his leaving.

The WJM staff is excited when Mary's Aunt Flo, a renowned journalist and something of a prima donna, pays a visit, but Lou is unimpressed.

Ted is upset when Lou refuses to let him serve as the grand marshal of a circus parade, but that's peanuts compared to what happens to Chuckles the Clown.

Mary and Sue Ann volunteer for a "big sisters" program, but maybe bringing the girls by the station for a visit isn't such a hot idea.

Mary plays the unwitting hostess at Ted and Georgette's hilariously spontaneous wedding ceremony.

After thirty long years, Lou reconnects with the woman who once wrote him a "Dear John" letter, and he has plenty to say.

When Mary meets and falls for the man of her dreams, she has some trouble getting used to his very public displays of affection.

The notoriously tight-fisted Ted splurges on expensive gifts for Mary, Lou, and Murray with his income tax refund, only to discover that he is being audited.

Sue Ann is getting nowhere chasing Lou, so she recruits Mary to help lure Lou back to her apartment for a romantic dinner.

Is there such a thing as too much of a good thing? Mary is caught in the middle when two charming bachelors vie for her affections.

Murray jumps at the chance to produce Sue Ann's cooking show, forgetting to look before he leaps.

When newlyweds Ted and Georgette face a bout of marital strife, Ted is reluctant to see a counselor.

Lou finds that he is sadly out of touch when he invites Mary to his old stomping grounds in Washington, D.C. for a press junket.

After spending the night with Sue Ann, Lou confides in Mary, who just can't seem to keep a secret.

A jealous Lou plans a counter-attack when his ex-girlfriend brings a date to one of Mary's parties.

Unhappy with the new station owner's policies, Murray strongly voices his disapproval, but is he being brave or merely foolish?

Mary's arrogant Aunt Flo engages Lou in a heated competition to see which of them is the better journalist.

When Mary uncovers some incriminating evidence about an old friend who is running for congress, she hopes to keep the story under wraps, but Lou has other ideas.

Sue Ann's love life is bubbling over with excitement, but Mary, unfortunately, may have to burst her bubble.

Longing to hear the patter of little feet around the house, Ted and Georgette face some heart-breaking news.