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Quicklist: 6title: Gavin MacLeod/Murray Slaughtertext: As the put-upon writer Murray Slaughter, Gavin MacLeod had to tolerate Ted Baxter butchering his scripts since his own balding pate and excessive sweating kept him from the anchor chair.

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Knight returned to television as a kind, curmudgeonly cartoonist in the series 'Too Close for Comfort.' He died in 1986 at age 62 of colon dia: 18668002 His adorable but bumbling wife Georgette was equally lacking in intelligence. Quicklist: 5title: Ted Knight/Ted Baxtertext: Ted Knight played Ted Baxter, the handsome but vain anchor who couldn't read a cue card. Leachman also starred in her own short-lived spinoff, 'Phyllis.'ДЄn Oscar winner for 1971's 'The Last Picture Show' and the star of several Mel Brooks' movies, Leachman went on to star in 'The Facts of Life' and won two Emmys playing the grouchy grandmother in 'Malcolm in the Middle.' The 86-year-old actress has won a total of eight primetime Emmys, more than any other dia: 18667907 Quicklist: 4title: Cloris Leachman/Phyllis Lindstromtext: As Mary and Rhoda's nosy landlady, Cloris Leachman bragged about her never seen husband, Lars, and her daughter, Beth, while paying backhanded compliments to single girl Mary.

After 'Mary Tyler Moore' ended, Asner continued to play Grant in the hour-long dramatic spinoff series 'Lou Grant,' becoming the only actor to win an Emmy for playing the same character in a sitcom and drama.ДЄ former SAG president, Asner, now 83, went on to play many memorable guest roles in shows such as 'ER' and 'Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip.' He's also known for playing Santa Claus in 'Elf' and 'Christmas Vacation 2.'media: 18667808 Quicklist: 3title: Ed Asner/Lou GrantText: As gruff boss Lou Grant, Ed Asner ruled the WJM newsroom with an iron fist, but he had a soft spot for Mary. While promoting her memoir, 'I, Rhoda' on 'GMA' in January, Harper revealed that she had battled lung cancer in 2009 while starring in the Broadway show 'Looped.' 'I thought this is just not going to be good for comedy if the audience is out there worrying about their Rhoda,' Harper said of her decision to keep her disease, which she fought with a combination of chemotherapy and radiation, dia: 18667937

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In 2000, Harper and Moore reunited for the TV movie 'Mary and Rhoda.' She was replaced by Sandy Duncan, and the series was renamed 'The Hogan Family.' Harper continued to take guest parts on such shows as 'Sex and the City' and 'Melrose Place,' and appeared on Broadway. Harper picked up four Emmys and a Golden Globe for playing Rhoda on 'Mary Tyler Moore.'ДЄfter 'Rhoda' ended, Harper moved on to the 1986 sitcom 'Valerie,' until parting two years later because of a salary dispute. After four seasons, she left to star in her own spinoff, 'Rhoda,' which lasted four years. Quicklist: 2title: Valerie Harper/Rhoda Morgensterntext: Harper played Mary's best friend Rhoda, a shoot-from-the-hip, loud-mouthed New Yorker. When the show ended, Moore, now 76, added an Oscar nomination for 1980's 'Ordinary People' to go along with her five Emmys from 'Dick Van Dyke' and 'Mary Tyler Moore.' She also starred in various TV movies, appeared on 'That '70s Show' and continued to support animal rights and juvenile dia: 18667618 Fortunately, she was surrounded by great co-workers and friends. Moore first tossed her hat in the air from a Minneapolis sidewalk in 1970, and over seven years, she was the heart of the WJM newsroom even as she perpetually got her own heart broken by a series of rotten guys.

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