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Clips from Mary Tyler Moore - The 45-Year-Old Man (S01E01)

"that the studio called me in and told me I was through."
Mary Tyler Moore
"That's when I found out. You know that building they fired me in?"
Mary Tyler Moore
"Ah-hoo! Wahoo!"
Mary Tyler Moore
"a farewell party with punch and cupcakes."
Mary Tyler Moore
"- I don't want to lay off. - Lay off."
Mary Tyler Moore
"- I'm Lou Grant. What about it? - I want to talk to you in private."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Hey, you, Slim."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Not you, little lady."
Mary Tyler Moore
"And I don't need any favors from you. I don't want this job."
Mary Tyler Moore
"I thought I was next in line for your job."
Mary Tyler Moore
"How do you go about giving back a shaving kit?"
Mary Tyler Moore
"I never have either. I think I'll keep this one."
Mary Tyler Moore
"and he is about to be fired by a man who knows absolutely nothing about news."
Mary Tyler Moore
"- Right. - Plus the fact that every one of us in this room..."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Add to that the fact that when some of us thought our jobs were in jeopardy,"
Mary Tyler Moore
"it was Lou Grant who was the first to put his job on the line for us."
Mary Tyler Moore
"I'm afraid you're gonna have to do better than that."
Mary Tyler Moore
"I just don't like this strike business."
Mary Tyler Moore
"- We aren't gonna strike, Ted. - We're not?"
Mary Tyler Moore
"No. We're just thinking about presenting Phelps with some kind of petition."
Mary Tyler Moore
"What good is a petition with three names on it?"
Mary Tyler Moore
"- But we're four. - No, you're three."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Maybe Ted has some ideas on this."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Ted, if you were about to lose your job..."
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"- I'm not about to lose my job. - I know, I know, I know."
Mary Tyler Moore
"But if you were, what would you do?"
Mary Tyler Moore
"You mean, if Phelps were about to fire me? Hmm."
Mary Tyler Moore
"I'd see the man who owns the station... Wild Jack Monroe."
Mary Tyler Moore
"You know, that's not a bad idea. Maybe Lou should go see him."
Mary Tyler Moore
"- No, Mr. Grant would never beg. - That's exactly what I mean."
Mary Tyler Moore
"How can you help a man who refuses to beg?"
Mary Tyler Moore
"Are you kidding? With a name like that, he must really be a weirdo."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Murray, all cowboys have names like that."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Uh-uh. He was just Jack Monroe in the movies."
Mary Tyler Moore
"He got the "wild" just for being himself."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Look, Mary. I think a girl should go see him."
Mary Tyler Moore
"- Why? - Because the guys don't wanna."
Mary Tyler Moore
"All right. Okay. I will go see Wild Jack Monroe."
Mary Tyler Moore
"- Terrific. - I'm glad that's cleared up."
Mary Tyler Moore
"- Gordy, how weird is he? - He is weird."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Yahoo! Wahoo!"
Mary Tyler Moore
"Hot dang, I got one there. Hey, and another one bit the dust."
Mary Tyler Moore
"- Mr. Monroe, uh, Mr. Monroe, - Heigh-ho, Fred!"
Mary Tyler Moore
"I came to see you about Lou Grant."
Mary Tyler Moore
"- Lou Grant? - He said that you personally hired him."
Mary Tyler Moore
"To be the news director at WJ M."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Oh, yeah. My station here in town."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Mr. Phelps is gonna fire him."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Oh, Slim Phelps, my new station manager."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Mr. Grant? No."
Mary Tyler Moore
"You know, I said I was kidding."
Mary Tyler Moore
"You know, that's one thing: You can't be too careful these days."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Oh, I'm okay. I'm a cowboy."
Mary Tyler Moore
"I think I need a shot of who-hit-John."
Mary Tyler Moore
"So... So they're firing him, huh?"
Mary Tyler Moore
"How old is this here, uh, Grant feller?"
Mary Tyler Moore
"He's 45."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Amazing. Forty-five."
Mary Tyler Moore
"You know, it was on my 45th birthday..."
Mary Tyler Moore
"- I owned it! - You didn't know that?"
Mary Tyler Moore
"No. You see, I had this here accountant feller."
Mary Tyler Moore
"And unbeknownst to me, he'd been investing my money for me."
Mary Tyler Moore
"thanks to good old Slim Schwartz."
Mary Tyler Moore
"That would be your accountant."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Yeah. And I thought I was washed up."
Mary Tyler Moore
"And you weren't, and neither is Lou Grant. That's why I came to see you."
Mary Tyler Moore
"I make it a point not to butt in to the way my businesses is handled,"
Mary Tyler Moore
"but let me just kind of twist it around in my mind a while."
Mary Tyler Moore
"- I'll be a-getting back to you, Miss... - Richards."
Mary Tyler Moore
"- I'll be a-seeing you, Slim. - Okay."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Yee-hoo!"
Mary Tyler Moore
"- Mr. Grant? - Finally got it. Want to know something?"
Mary Tyler Moore
"Those pink slips you get? They really are pink."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Red... that's what pink slips should be. Or black."
Mary Tyler Moore
"You fire a ballerina with a pink slip, not a newsman."
Mary Tyler Moore
"- But Mr. Grant... - Don't talk."
Mary Tyler Moore
"You start talking, pretty soon you'll be trying to organize..."
Mary Tyler Moore
"And everybody will chip in and buy me a shaving kit for a going-away present."
Mary Tyler Moore
"There'll be a secretary there who'll come over to me and do this... [Whimpering]"
Mary Tyler Moore
"- Not for me. - Mr. Grant,"
Mary Tyler Moore
"what I'm trying to tell you is you might not have to leave."
Mary Tyler Moore
"I went to see Wild Jack Monroe."
Mary Tyler Moore
"I do not remember asking you for any help."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Here's the last order I can give you, Mary... Lay off."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Lou?"
Mary Tyler Moore
"I just wanted to give you this little token of my..."
Mary Tyler Moore
"[Whimpering]"
Mary Tyler Moore
"Oh, yeah. I'm getting out of here."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Which one's Lou Grant?"
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"- Okay. Let's go in my office. - No!"
Mary Tyler Moore
"When Wild Jack Monroe talks private,"
Mary Tyler Moore
"he don't go, they go."
Mary Tyler Moore
"- But I don't do... - I said keep it up."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Don't worry. We'll get a hundred Indians and come back."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Didn't you and me have a hoop-de-do one time or other?"
Mary Tyler Moore
"You could call it that. I lost four teeth myself."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Hot dang! That was the best dang fight I ever had."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Hey. The little lady tells me you're getting fired."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Little lady's got a big mouth."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Watch that, boy. That's a woman."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Yeah, but it's a woman with a big mouth."
Mary Tyler Moore
"See, what Mr. Grant means is..."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Hey, I do not need an interpreter."
Mary Tyler Moore
"- I'll work someplace else. - I got a TV station in Boise, Idaho."
Mary Tyler Moore
"- Keep talking. - You got the job."
Mary Tyler Moore
"- Hey. - "Hey" what?"
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"- I got a shaving kit and a job in Boise, Idaho. - Yahoo!"
Mary Tyler Moore
"[Whooping] I sure outfoxed you that time."
Mary Tyler Moore
"I already got me a TV news director in Boise, Idaho."
Mary Tyler Moore
"So I'll have to transfer you to in there."
Mary Tyler Moore
"[Laughing] Hey!"
Mary Tyler Moore
"Come on out to the ranch house sometime;"
Mary Tyler Moore
"we'll open up a keg of nails."
Mary Tyler Moore
"I suppose you feel like Mary Poppins or something."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Well, no, actually. I'm a little disappointed."
Mary Tyler Moore
"What kind of a going-away card is this?"
Mary Tyler Moore
""To Lou from Ted. Forgive me, but I'm weak.""
Mary Tyler Moore
"- Well, uh, that could mean a million things. - Could mean he's weak."
Mary Tyler Moore
"I don't know. I've never had one as a gift."
Mary Tyler Moore
"[Squawking]"
Mary Tyler Moore
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