22 February 1978 Music 60 mins
A 1978 special starring Mary Tyler Moore, Harvey Korman, and John Ritter. Dick Van Dyke guest stars.
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Mary Tyler Moore as Self
Harvey Korman as Self
John Ritter as Self
Bill Bixby as Self
Dick Van Dyke as Self
Catlin Adams as Kim
Candice Azzara as Sheila
Eddie Barth as Waiter
Allen Case as Bob
Gino Conforti as Luigi
Sam Denoff as Fred
Tony Devon as Carl
Michael Durrell as Lowell
Arny Freeman as Abner
Steve Landesberg as Announcer
Bill Persky Director
Bill Persky Producer
Bill Persky Executive Producer
Jerry Davis Editor
Roy Christopher Production Design
Roy Christopher Art Direction
Donald J. Remacle Set Decoration
Pete Menefee Costume Design
Sam Bobrick Writer
Phil Hahn Writer
April Kelly Writer
Wayne Kline Writer
Bill Persky Writer
Tom Sawyer Writer
United States 22 February 1978
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