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+ Part I: Harold Fowler McCormick Papers, 1892-1947

Correspondence and Business Papers

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Belle City Malleable Iron Company, 1899-1900

Part II: Muriel McCormick Correspondence, 1920-1926

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	Series: Part 1: MTM Enterprises Collection Scope and Content Note: All the films are 16 mm prints in color with sound. The videocassettes are 3/4 inch U-Matic tapes, half of which are viewing copies and half of which are master copies.
DC 522	“Love Is All Around,” 1970 September 19 Note: Director: Jay Sandrich Script: James L. Brooks, Allan Burns Guest Stars: Lisa Gerritsen, Angus Duncan
DC 523	“Today I Am a Ma'am,” 1970 September 26 Note: Director: Jay Sandrich Script: Treva Silverman Guest Stars: Richard Schaal, Jack de Mave, Sheila Wells, David Hayward
VBA 323; VBA 033	“Divorce Isn't Everything,” 1970 October 10 Note: VBA 323 is a viewing copy, VBA 033 is a master Director: Alan Rafkin Producer: David Davis Script: Treva Silverman Guest Stars: Dave Ketchum, Patte Finley, Gino Conforti, Jane Connell, Vernon Weddle, Shelly Berman
VBA 322; VBA 032	“Support Your Local Mother,” 1970 October 24 Note: VBA 322 is a viewing copy, VBA 032 is a master Director: Alan Rafkin Producer: David Davis Script: Allan Burns, James L. Brooks Guest Star: Nancy Walker
DC 524	“Toulouse Lautrec Is One of My Favorite Artists,” 1970 October 31 Note: Director: Jay Sandrich Script: Lloyd Turner, Gordon Mitchell Guest Stars: Hamilton Camp, Robert Rothwell
DC 525	“1040 or Fight,” 1970 November 28 Note: Director: Jay Sandrich Script: David Davis, Lorenzo Music Guest Stars: Paul Sand, Gloria Lord
VBA 325; VBA 035	“Christmas and the Hard Luck Kid,” 1970 December 19 Note: VBA 325 is a viewing copy, VBA 035 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producer: David Davis Script: James L. Brooks, Allan Burns Guest Star: Ned Wertimer
VBA 324; VBA 034	“The Boss Isn't Coming to Dinner,” 1971 February 13 Note: VBA 324 is a viewing copy, VBA 034 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producer: David Davis Script: David Davis, Lorenzo Music Guest Stars: John Amos
VBA 326; VBA 036	“A Friend in Deed,” 1971 February 20 Note: VBA 326 is a viewing copy, VBA 036 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producer: David Davis Script: Susan Silver Guest Star: Patte Finley
VBA 327; VBA 037	“The Birds and the, Um, Bees,” 1971 September 18 Note: VBA 327 is a viewing copy, VBA 037 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producer: David Davis Script: Treva Silverman Guest Stars: John Amos, Lisa Gerritsen
VBA 329; VBA 039	“Room 223,” 1971 October 9 Note: VBA 329 is a viewing copy, VBA 039 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producer: David Davis Script: Susan Silver Guest Stars: Michael Tolan, Val Bisoglin, Florida Friebus
VBA 328; VBA 038	“A Girl's Best Mother is Not Her Friend,” 1971 October 16 Note: VBA 328 is a viewing copy, VBA 038 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producer: David Davis Script: David Davis, Lorenzo Music Guest Stars: Lisa Gerritsen, Nancy Walker
DC 526	“Thoroughly Unmilitant Mary,” 1971 November 6 Note: Director: Jay Sandrich Script: Martin Cohan Guest Stars: John Amos
DC 527	“The Six-and-a-Half Year Itch,” 1971 November 27 Note: Director: Jay Sandrich Script: Treva Silverman Guest Stars: Lawrence Pressmen, Elizabeth Berger
VBA 330; VBA 040	“The Square Shaped Room,” 1971 December 11 Note: VBA 330 is a viewing copy, VBA 040 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producer: David Davis Script: Susan Silver
VBA 331; VBA 041	“Baby Sit-Com,” 1972 January 22 Note: VBA 331 is a viewing copy, VBA 041 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producer: David Davis Script: Treva Silverman Guest Stars: Lisa Gerritsen, Joshua Bryant
DC 528	“The Good-Times News,” 1972 September 16 Note: Director: Hal Cooper Script: Allan Burns, James L. Burns Guest Stars: Robert Hogan, Patrick Campbell
DC 529	“Rhoda the Beautiful,” 1972 October 21 Note: Director: Jay Sandrich Script: Treva Silverman
VBA 333; VBA 043	“But Seriously Folks,” 1972 November 4 Note: VBA 333 is a viewing copy, VBA 043 is a master Director: Peter Baldwin Producer: Ed Weinberger Script: Ed Weinberger Guest Stars: Jerry VanDyke, Rudy LeDuca, Ethel Reda Leopold
VBA 332; VBA 042	“Farmer Ted and the News,” 1972 November 11 Note: VBA 332 is a viewing copy, VBA 042 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producer: Ed Weinberger Script: Martin Donovan Guest Star: Loraine Tuttle
VBA 334; VBA 044	“Operation Lou,” 1972 December 9 Note: VBA 334 is a viewing copy, VBA 044 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producer: Ed Weinberger Script: Elias Davis, David Pollock Guest Stars: Florida Friebus, Linda Sublette
VBA 335; VBA 045	“Lou's Place,” 1973 January 6 Note: VBA 335 is a viewing copy, VBA 045 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producer: Ed Weinberger Script: Ed Weinberger Guest Star: Dick Balduzzi
VBA 336; VBA 046	“The Georgette Story,” 1973 January 20 Note: VBA 336 is a viewing copy, VBA 046 is a master Director: Peter Baldwin Producer: Ed Weinberger Script: Ed Weinberger
DC 530	“Put on a Happy Face,” 1973 February 24 Note: Director: Jay Sandrich Script: Marilyn Suzanne Miller, Monica McGowan Guest Stars: Art Gilmore, Steve Franken, Herbie Faye, Eddy Carroll
DC 531	“The Lars Affaire,” 1973 September 15 Note: Director: Jay Sandrich Script: Ed Weinberger
VBA 337; VBA 047	“The Lou and Edie Story,” 1973 October 6 Note: VBA 337 is a viewing copy, VBA 047 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producer: Ed Weinberger Script: Treva Silverman Guest Stars: Darrell Zwelling, Priscilla Morrill
VBA 338; VBA 048	“Father's Day,” 1973 October 20 Note: VBA 338 is a viewing copy, VBA 048 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producer: Ed Weinberger Script: Ed Weinberger Guest Stars: John Holland, Liam Dunn
DC 532	“Lou's First Date,” 1973 November 3 Note: Director: Jay Sandrich Script: Ed Weinberger, Stan Daniels Guest Stars: Priscilla Morrill, Jeff Thompson
VBA 340; VBA 050	“The Dinner Party,” 1973 November 17 Note: VBA 340 is a viewing copy, VBA 050 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producer: Ed Weinberger Script: Ed Weinberger Guest Stars: Henry Winkler, Irene Tedrow, Edgar Daniels
VBA 339; VBA 049	“We Want Baxter,” 1973 December 1 Note: VBA 339 is a viewing copy, VBA 049 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producer: Ed Weinberger Script: David Lloyd Guest Star: John Amos
DC 533	“Ted Baxter Meets Walter Cronkite,” 1974 February 9 Note: Director: Jay Sandrich Script: Ed Weinberger Guest Stars: John Gabriel, Larry Wilde, Patricia Wilson, Nanci Beck
VBA 341; VBA 051	“I Was a Single for WJM,” 1974 March 2 Note: VBA 341 is a viewing copy, VBA 051 is a master Director: Mell Ferber Producer: Ed Weinberger Script: Treva Silverman Guest Stars: Richard Schaal, Penny Marshall, Robert Riesel, Randy Kirby and Arlene Golonka
DC 534	“Will Mary Richards Go to Jail?”, 1974 September 14 Note: Director: Jay Sandrich Producers: Ed Weinberger, Stan Daniels Script: Ed Weinberger, Stan Daniels Guest Stars: Jim Randolph, Charles Woolf, Barbara Colby, Mary Ann Chinn
DC 535	“Not Just Another Pretty Face,” 1974 September 21 Note: Director: Jay Sandrich Producers: Ed Weinberger, Stan Daniels Script: Ed Weinberger, Stan Daniels Guest Stars: Lisa Gerritsen, Robert Wolders, Lou Cutell
VBA 343; VBA 053	“Lou and That Woman,” 1974 October 5 Note: VBA 343 is a viewing copy, VBA 053 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producers: Ed Weinberger, Stan Daniels Script: David Lloyd Guest Stars: Sheree North, Helene Winston
VBA 345; VBA 055	“A New Sue Ann,” 1974 October 26 Note: VBA 345 is a viewing copy, VBA 055 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producers: Ed Weinberger, Stan Daniels Script: David Lloyd Guest Stars: Linda Kelsey, Ron Rifkin
VBA 344; VBA 054	“Ménage-a-Phyllis,” 1974 November 2 Note: VBA 344 is a viewing copy, VBA 054 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producers: Ed Weinberger, Stan Daniels Script: Treva Silverman Guest Star: John Saxon
VBA 342; VBA 052	“Not a Christmas Story,” 1974 November 9 Note: VBA 342 is a viewing copy, VBA 052 is a master Director: John C. Chulay Producers: Ed Weinberger, Stan Daniels Script: Ed Weinberger
VBA 346; VBA 056	“A Son for Murray,” 1974 November 30 Note: VBA 346 is a viewing copy, VBA 056 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producers: Ed Weinberger, Stan Daniels Script: Ed Weinberger Guest Stars: Joyce Bulifant, John Gabril, David Fresco, Michael Higa
DC 536	“You Try to Be a Nice Guy,” 1975 February 8 Note: Director: Jay Sandrich Producers: Ed Weinberger, Stan Daniels Script: Michael Leeson Guest Stars: Barbara Colby
VBA 349; VBA 059	“Edie Gets Married,” 1975 September 13 Note: VBA 349 is a viewing copy, VBA 059 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producers: Ed Weinberger, Stan Daniels Script: Bob Ellison Guest Stars: Priscilla Morrill, Nora Heflin
VBA 348; VBA 058	“Mary's Father,” 1975 September 27 Note: VBA 348 is a viewing copy, VBA 058 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producers: Ed Weinberger, Stan Daniels Script: Earl Pomerantz Guest Stars: Ed Flanders, Sarah Hardy
VBA 347; VBA 057	“Mary's Aunt,” 1975 October 18 Note: VBA 347 is a viewing copy, VBA 057 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producers: Ed Weinberger, Stan Daniels Script: David Lloyd Guest Star: Eileen Heckert
VBA 350; VBA 060	“Chuckles Bites the Dust,” 1975 October 25 Note: VBA 350 is a viewing copy, VBA 060 is a master Director: Joan Darling Producers: Ed Weinberger, Stan Daniels Script: David Lloyd Guest Star: John Harkins
VBA 351; VBA 061	“Ted's Wedding,” 1975 November 8 Note: VBA 351 is a viewing copy, VBA 061 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producers: Ed Weinberger, Stan Daniels Script: David Lloyd Guest Star: John Ritter
VBA 352; VBA 062	“Mary Richards Falls in Love,” 1975 November 22 Note: VBA 352 is a viewing copy, VBA 062 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producers: Ed Weinberger, Stan Daniels Script: Ed Weinberger Guest Stars: Ted Bessell, Valerie Harper, David Groh
VBA 353; VBA 063	“The Happy Homemaker Takes Lou Home,” 1975 December 6 Note: VBA 353 is a viewing copy, VBA 063 is a master Director: James Burrows Producers: Ed Weinberger, Stan Daniels Script: David Lloyd Guest Stars: Titos Vandis and Wynn Irwin
VBA 354; VBA 064	“Once I Had a Secret Love,” 1976 January 17 Note: VBA 354 is a viewing copy, VBA 064 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producers: Ed Weinberger, Stan Daniels Script: Pat Nardo, Gloria Banta
VBA 355; VBA 065	“Mary Midwife,” 1976 September 25 Note: VBA 355 is a viewing copy, VBA 065 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producers: Ed Weinberger, Stan Daniels Script: David Lloyd Guest Star: Ford Rainey
VBA 356; VBA 066	“Mary the Writer,” 1976 October 2 Note: VBA 356 is a viewing copy, VBA 066 is a master Director: James Burrows Producers: Ed Weinberger, Stan Daniels Script: Burt Prelutsky
VBA 357; VBA 067	“Ted's Change of Heart,” 1976 October 23 Note: VBA 357 is a viewing copy, VBA 067 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producers: Ed Weinberger, Stan Daniels Script: Earl Pomerantz Guest Stars: Dean Santoro, Jerry Fogel, Harvey Vernon, Paul Sorenden, Alessandro Paolone
VBA 358; VBA 068	“Lou Proposes,” 1976 November 20 Note: VBA 358 is a viewing copy, VBA 068 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producers: Ed Weinberger, Stan Daniels Script: David Lloyd Guest Stars: Eileen Heckart, T.J. Castranova
VBA 359; VBA 069	“The Critic,” 1977 January 8 Note: VBA 359 is a viewing copy, VBA 069 is a master Director: Martin Cohan Producers: Ed Weinberger, Stan Daniels Script: David Lloyd Guest Stars: Eric Braeden, David Ogden Stiers, Warren Munson, Tom Newman
VBA 360; VBA 070	“Mary's Three Husbands,” 1977 February 26 Note: VBA 360 is a viewing copy, VBA 070 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producers: Ed Weinberger, Stan Daniels Script: Bob Ellison Guest Star: Bill Dearth
VBA 361; VBA 071	“Lou Dates Mary,” 1977 March 12 Note: VBA 361 is a viewing copy, VBA 071 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producers: Ed Weinberger, Stan Daniels Script: David Lloyd Guest Star: John Reilly
VBA 362; VBA 072	“The Last Show,” 1977 March 19 Note: VBA 362 is a viewing copy, VBA 072 is a master Director: Jay Sandrich Producers: Ed Weinberger, Stan Daniels Script: James L. Brooks, Allan Burns, Ed. Weinberger, Stan Daniels, David Lloyd, Bob Ellison Guest Stars: Vincent Gardenia, Robbie Rist
	Series: Part 2: Jim Stewart Collection Scope and Content Note: All the reels in this collection are color 16 mm prints with sound. Each reel runs approximately twenty to twenty-five minutes each. The visual quality of these prints is good overall, but varies between individual reels. The episodes in this collection are arranged chronologically by season and the date each episode originally aired on television.	⇧
	Subseries: Season 1
DF 349	“Today I Am a Ma'am,” 1970 September 26
DF 350	“Divorce Isn't Everything,” 1970 October 10
DF 351	“Keep Your Guard Up,” 1970 October 17
DF 352	“Support Your Local Mother,” 1970 October 24
DF 353	“Toulouse-Lautrec is One of My Favorite Artists,” 1970 October 31
DF 354	“The Snow Must Go On,” 1970 November 7
DF 355	“Bob & Rhoda & Teddy & Mary,” 1970 November 14
DF 356	“Assistant Wanted, Female,” 1970 November 21
DF 357	“1040 or Fight,” 1970 November 28
DF 358	“Anchorman Overboard,” 1970 December 5
DF 359	“He's All Yours,” 1970 December 12
DF 360	“Christmas and the Hard Luck Kid,” 1971 December 19
DF 361	“Howard's Girl,” 1971 January 2
DF 362	“Party Is Such Sweet Sorrow,” 1971 January 9
DF 363	“Just a Lunch,” 1971 January 16
DF 364	“Second-Story Story,” 1971 January 23
DF 365	“We Closed in Minneapolis,” 1971 January 30
DF 366	“Hi!,” 1971 February 6
DF 367	“The Boss Isn't Coming to Dinner,” 1971 February 13
DF 368	“A Friend in Deed,” 1971 February 20
DF 369	“Smokey the Bear Wants You,” 1971 February 27
DF 370	“The 45-Year-Old Man,” 1971 March 6
	Subseries: Season 2	⇧
DF 371	“The Birds...and...um...Bees,” 1971 September 18
DF 372	“I Am Curious Cooper,” 1971 September 25
DF 373	“He's Not Heavy...He's My Brother,” 1971 October 2
DF 374	“Room 223,” 1971 October 9
DF 375	“A Girl's Best Mother Is Not Her Friend,” 1971 October 16
DF 376	“Cover Boy,” 1971 October 23
DF 377	“Didn't You Used to Be...Wait...Don't Tell Me,” 1971 October 30
DF 378	“Thoroughly Unmilitant Mary,” 1971 November 6
DF 379	“And Now, Sitting in for Ted Baxter,” 1971 November 13
DF 380	“Don't Break the Chain,” 1971 November 20
DF 381	“The Six-and-a-Half-Year Itch,” 1971 November 27
DF 382	“The Square-Shaped Room,” 1971 December 11
DF 383	“Ted Over Heels,” 1971 December 18
DF 384	“The Five-Minute Dress,” 1972 January 1
DF 385	“Feeb,” 1972 January 8
DF 386	“The Slaughter Affair,” 1972 January 15
DF 387	“Baby Sit-Com,” 1972 January 22
DF 388	“More Than Neighbors,” 1972 January 29
DF 389	“The Care and Feeding of Parents,” 1972 February 5
DF 390	“Where There's Smoke, There's Rhoda,” 1972 February 12
DF 391	“You Certainly Are a Big Boy,” 1972 February 19
DF 392	“Some of My Best Friends Are Rhoda,” 1972 February 26
DF 393	“His Two Right Arms,” 1972 March 4
	Subseries: Season 3	⇧
DF 394	“The Good-Time News,” 1972 September 16
DF 395	“Who's in Charge Here?” , 1972 September 30
DF 396	“Enter Rhoda's Parents,” 1972 October 7
DF 397	“It's Whether You Win or Lose,” 1972 October 14
DF 398	“Rhoda the Beautiful,” 1972 October 21
DF 399	“But Seriously, Folks,” 1972 November 4
DF 400	“Farmer Ted and the News,” 1972 November 11
DF 401	“Have I Found a Guy for You,” 1972 November 18
DF 402	“You've Got a Friend,” 1972 November 25
DF 403	“It Was Fascination, I Know,” 1972 December 2
DF 404	“Operation: Lou,” 1972 December 9
DF 405	“Rhoda Morgenstern: Minneapolis to New York,” 1972 December 16
DF 406	“The Courtship of Mary's Father's Daughter,” 1972 December 23
DF 407	“Lou's Place,” 1973 January 6
DF 408	“My Brother's Keeper,” 1973 January 13
DF 409	“The Georgette Story,” 1973 January 20
DF 410	“Romeo and Mary,” 1973 January 27
DF 411	“What Do You Do When the Boss Says, 'I Love You'?,” 1973 February 3
DF 412	“Murray Faces Life,” 1973 February 10
DF 413	“Remembrance of Things Past,” 1973 February 17
DF 414	“Put on a Happy Face,” 1973 February 24
DF 415	“Mary Richards and the Incredible Plant Lady,” 1973 March 3
	Subseries: Season 4	⇧
DF 416	“The Lars Affair,” 1973 September 15
DF 417	“Angels in the Snow,” 1973 September 22
DF 418	“Rhoda's Sister Gets Married,” 1973 September 29
DF 419	“The Lou and Edie Story,” 1973 October 6
DF 420	“Hi There, Sports Fans,” 1973 October 13
DF 421	“Father's Day,” 1973 October 20
DF 422	“Son of 'But Seriously Folks',” 1973 October 27
DF 423	“Lou's First Date,” 1973 November 3
DF 424	“Love Blooms at Hemples,” 1973 November 10
DF 425	“Just Friends,” 1973 November 24
DF 426	“We Want Baxter,” 1973 December 1
DF 427	“I Gave at the Office,” 1973 December 8
DF 428	“Almost a Nun's Story,” 1973 December 15
DF 429	“Happy Birthday, Lou!,” 1973 December 22
DF 430	“WJM Tries Harder,” 1974 January 5
DF 431	“Cottage for Sale,” 1974 January 12
DF 432	“The Co-Producers,” 1974 January 19
DF 433	“Best of Enemies,” 1974 January 26
DF 434	“Better Late...That's a Pun...Than Never,” 1974 February 2
DF 435	“Ted Baxter Meets Walter Cronkite,” 1974 February 9
DF 436	“Lou's Second Date,” 1974 February 16
DF 437	“Two Wrongs Don't Make a Writer,” 1974 February 23
	Subseries: Season 5	⇧
DF 438	“Will Mary Richards Go to Jail?,” 1974 September 14
DF 439	“Not Just Another Pretty Face,” 1974 September 21
DF 440	“You Sometimes Hurt the One You Hate,” 1974 September 28
DF 441	“Lou and That Woman,” 1974 October 5
DF 442	“The Outsider,” 1974 October 12
DF 443	“I Love a Piano,” 1974 October 19
DF 444	“A New Sue Ann,” 1974 October 26
DF 445	“Ménage-a-Phyllis,” 1974 November 2
DF 446	“What Are Friends For?,” 1974 November 16
DF 447	“A Boy's Best Friend,” 1974 November 23
DF 448	“A Son for Murray,” 1974 November 30
DF 449	“Neighbors,” 1974 December 7
DF 450	“A Girl Like Mary,” 1974 December 14
DF 451	“An Affair to Forget,” 1974 December 21
DF 452	“Mary Richards: Producer,” 1975 January 4
DF 453	“The System,” 1975 January 11
DF 454	“Phyllis Whips Inflation,” 1975 January 18
DF 455	“The Shame of the Cities,” 1975 January 25
DF 456	“Marriage Minneapolis Style,” 1975 February 1
DF 457	“You Try to Be a Nice Guy,” 1975 February 8
DF 458	“You Can't Lose 'em All,” 1975 February 15
DF 459	“Ted Baxter's Famous Broadcasters School,” 1975 February 22
DF 460	“Anyone Who Hates Kids and Dogs,” 1975 March 8
	Subseries: Season 6	⇧
DF 461	“Edie Gets Married,” 1975 September 13
DF 462	“Mary Moves Out,” 1975 September 20
DF 463	“Mary's Father,” 1975 September 27
DF 464	“Murray in Love,” 1975 October 4
DF 465	“Ted's Moment of Glory,” 1975 October 11
DF 466	“Mary's Aunt,” 1975 October 18
DF 467	“Chuckles Bites the Dust,” 1975 October 25
DF 468	“Mary's Delinquent,” 1975 November 1
DF 469	“Lou Douses an Old Flame,” 1975 November 15
DF 470	“Ted's Tax Refund,” 1976 November 29
DF 471	“One Boyfriend Too Many,” 1975 December 13
DF 472	“What Do You Want to Do When You Produce?,” 1975 December 20
DF 473	“Not With My Wife, I Don't,” 1976 January 3
DF 474	“The Seminar,” 1976 January 10
DF 475	“Once I Had a Secret Love,” 1976 January 17
DF 476	“Ménage-a-Lou,” 1976 January 24
DF 477	“Murray Takes a Stand,” 1976 January 31
DF 478	“Mary's Aunt Returns,” 1976 February 7
DF 479	“A Reliable Source,” 1976 February 21
DF 480	“Sue Ann Falls in Love,” 1976 February 28
DF 481	“Ted and the Kid,” 1976 March 6
	Subseries: Season 7	⇧
DF 482	“Mary Midwife,” 1976 September 25
DF 483	“Mary the Writer,” 1976 October 2
DF 484	“Sue Ann's Sister,” 1976 October 9
DF 485	“What's Wrong with Swimming?,” 1976 October 16
DF 486	“Ted's Change of Heart,” 1976 October 23
DF 487	“One Producer Too Many,” 1976 October 30
DF 488	“My Son, the Genius,” 1976 November 6
DF 489	“Mary Gets a Lawyer,” 1976 November 13
DF 490	“Lou Proposes,” 1976 November 20
DF 491	“Murray Can't Lose,” 1976 November 27
DF 492	“Mary's Insomnia,” 1976 December 4
DF 493	“Ted's Temptation,” 1976 December 11
DF 494	“Look at Us, We're Walking,” 1976 December 25
DF 495	“The Critic,” 1977 January 8
DF 496	“Lou's Army Reunion,” 1977 January 15
DF 497	“The Ted and Georgette Show,” 1977 January 22
DF 498	“Sue Ann Gets the Ax,” 1977 January 29
DF 499	“Hail the Conquering Gordy,” 1977 February 5
DF 500	“Mary and the Sexagenarian,” 1977 February
DF 501	“Mary's Three Husbands,” 1977 February 26
DF 502	“Lou Dates Mary,” 1977 March 12
DF 503	“The Last Show,” 1977 March 19