Who can turn the world on with her smile?
Who can take a nothing day and suddenly make it all seem worthwhile?
The answer is none other than the lovable and headstrongMary Tyler Moore.
This was something TV had never seen before, a woman who wanted something other than having a family.
And after seven years, it’s hard to say farewell to such a lovable bunch.
Let’s look at their final on-air broadcast as the team says a tearful but comedic goodbye.
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They think Ted’s going to get fired.
Then after pulling a grandiose scheme in classic Ted fashion, they find out everyoneexceptTed is getting the ax.
Like anyone who has to find a new job, Mary panics.
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She doesn’t know where to go, what to do, or what her next step might be.
This isn’t the end for them; they still have a long way to go.
So, who knows what’s next?
The day is ending, and time is running out.
initiating the heartfelt goodbyes.
This team has been at each other’s side through thick and thin.
Altogether, they engage in a group hug.
But of course, there has to be some laughs to balance the tears.
Initiating the hug is Lou and Mary, who have always had such an interesting dynamic.
Then joins Murray; he’s always loved Mary and greatly respects Lou.
Finally, the last three join in.
They truly are one happy dysfunctional family.
It brings on the waterworks again, but she’s right.
Family comes in all shapes and forms, whether you are blood or not.
As the cast members exit the office, they singIt’s A Long Way To Tipperaryin one big send-off.
Alone, Mary looks around one last time and flicks off the light switch.
The show fades to black as they continue to sing before the credits roll.
People can still relate to and enjoy its comedic timing and lighthearted nature.
So, as they say: Good night and good news.
