Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: September 9, 1974
Seasons: 5
Episodes: 110
Networks: CBS
Genres: Comedy

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Rhoda(1974)
Comeback King
This show finished strong! The final season's average rating was higher than the previous one.

TMDB Rating: 6.2 (25 votes)

Overview

Rhoda is an American television sitcom, starring Valerie Harper, which aired 109 episodes over five seasons, from 1974 to 1978. The show was a spin-off of The Mary Tyler Moore Show, in which Harper between the years 1970 and 1974 had played the role of Rhoda Morgenstern, a spunky, weight-conscious, flamboyantly fashioned Jewish neighbor and native New Yorker in the role of Mary Richards' best friend. After four seasons, Rhoda left Minneapolis and returned to her original hometown of New York City. The series is noted for breaking two television records, and was the winner of two Golden Globes and two Emmy Awards. Rhoda was filmed Friday evenings in front of a live studio audience at CBS Studio Center, Stage 14 in Studio City, Los Angeles, California.

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Season 1

25 episodes • 1974Avg: 7.0

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	JOE	Sep 9, 1974	0.0
2	You Can Go Home Again	Sep 16, 1974	0.0
3	I'll Be Loving You, Sometimes	Sep 23, 1974	0.0
4	Parents' Day	Sep 30, 1974	0.0
5	The Lady in Red	Oct 7, 1974	0.0
6	Pop Goes the Question	Oct 14, 1974	0.0
7	The Shower	Oct 21, 1974	0.0
8	Rhoda's Wedding (1)	Oct 28, 1974	0.0
9	Rhoda's Wedding (2)	Oct 28, 1974	0.0
10	The Honeymoon	Nov 4, 1974	0.0
11	9-E is Available	Nov 11, 1974	0.0
12	I'm a Little Late, Folks	Nov 18, 1974	0.0
13	Anything Wrong?	Nov 25, 1974	0.0
14	'S Wonderful	Dec 2, 1974	0.0
15	Good-Bye Charlie	Dec 9, 1974	0.0
16	Guess What I Got You for the Holidays	Dec 16, 1974	7.0
17	Whattaya Think It's There For?	Jan 6, 1975	0.0
18	Not Made for Each Other	Jan 13, 1975	0.0
19	Strained Interlude	Jan 20, 1975	0.0
20	Everything I Have is Yours, Almost	Jan 27, 1975	0.0
21	Chest Pains	Feb 3, 1975	0.0
22	Windows by Rhoda	Feb 10, 1975	0.0
23	A Nice Warm Rut	Feb 24, 1975	0.0
24	Ida, the Elf	Mar 3, 1975	0.0
25	Along Comes Mary	Mar 10, 1975	0.0

Season 2

24 episodes • 1975Avg: 8.0Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Kiss Your Epaulets Goodbye	Sep 8, 1975	0.0
2	Rhoda Meets the Ex-Wife	Sep 15, 1975	8.0
3	Ida's Doctor	Sep 22, 1975	8.0
4	Mucho, Macho	Sep 29, 1975	8.0
5	The Party	Oct 6, 1975	8.0
6	Brenda's Unemployment	Oct 13, 1975	8.0
7	With Friends Like These	Oct 20, 1975	8.0
8	Somebody Down There Likes Him	Oct 27, 1975	0.0
9	Call Me Grandma	Nov 3, 1975	0.0
10	Myrna's Story	Nov 10, 1975	0.0
11	Love Songs of J. Nicholas Lobo	Nov 17, 1975	0.0
12	Friends and Mothers	Nov 24, 1975	0.0
13	A Night with the Girls	Dec 1, 1975	0.0
14	Bump in the Night	Dec 8, 1975	0.0
15	If You Don't Tell Her, I Will	Dec 29, 1975	0.0
16	Rhoda's Sellout	Jan 5, 1976	0.0
17	Attack on Mr. Right	Jan 12, 1976	0.0
18	If You Want to Shoot the Rapids You Have to Get Wet	Jan 19, 1976	0.0
19	The Return of Billy Glass	Jan 26, 1976	0.0
20	A Federal Case	Feb 2, 1976	0.0
21	The Marty Morgan Story	Feb 9, 1976	0.0
22	Let's Call it Love	Feb 16, 1976	0.0
23	It's Not My Fault, Is It?	Feb 23, 1976	0.0
24	Don't Give Up the Office	Mar 1, 1976	0.0

Season 3

24 episodes • 1976

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Separation	Sep 20, 1976
2	Together Again for the First Time	Sep 27, 1976
3	No Big Deal	Oct 4, 1976
4	I Won't Dance	Oct 11, 1976
5	H-e-e-e-r-e's Johnny	Oct 18, 1976
6	Two Little Words - - Marriage Counselor	Oct 25, 1976
7	An Elephant Never Forgets	Nov 1, 1976
8	Rhoda Questions Her Life and Flies to Paris	Nov 8, 1976
9	Meet the Levys	Nov 15, 1976
10	Man of the Year	Nov 29, 1976
11	You Deserve a Break Today	Dec 13, 1976
12	A Touch of Classy	Dec 20, 1976
13	Guess Who I Saw Today	Dec 27, 1976
14	What Are You Doing New Year's Eve?	Jan 3, 1977
15	Love for Sale	Jan 10, 1977
16	A Night in the Emergency Room	Jan 16, 1977
17	Somebody Has to Say They're Sorry	Jan 23, 1977
18	The Ultimatum	Jan 30, 1977
19	Rhoda's Mystery Man	Feb 6, 1977
20	Nick Lobo, Superstar	Feb 13, 1977
21	Nose Job	Feb 20, 1977
22	The Second Time Around	Feb 27, 1977
23	Pajama Party Bingo	Mar 6, 1977
24	To Vegas With Love	Mar 13, 1977

Season 4

24 episodes • 1977

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Return of Ida	Oct 2, 1977
2	The Job	Oct 9, 1977
3	Lady's Choice	Oct 16, 1977
4	One is a Number	Oct 23, 1977
5	Ida Works Out	Oct 30, 1977
6	Rhoda Likes Mike	Nov 6, 1977
7	The Weekend	Nov 13, 1977
8	Home Movies	Dec 4, 1977
9	Johnny's Solo Flight	Dec 11, 1977
10	Who's Shy?	Dec 25, 1977
11	Blind Date	Jan 8, 1978
12	Ida Alone	Jan 14, 1978
13	All Work and No Play	Jan 22, 1978
14	Happy Anniversary	Jan 29, 1978
15	The Jack Story	Feb 5, 1978
16	Rhoda Cheats	Feb 12, 1978
17	Gary and Ida	Feb 19, 1978
18	As Time Goes By	Feb 26, 1978
19	Two's Company	Mar 5, 1978
20	Brenda and the Bank Girl	Mar 12, 1978
21	So Long, Lucky	Apr 2, 1978
22	Jack's Back	Apr 9, 1978
23	Five for the Road (1)	Apr 16, 1978
24	Five for the Road (2)	Apr 23, 1978

Season 5

13 episodes • 1978

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Martin Doesn't Live Here Anymore	Sep 23, 1978
2	In Search of Martin	Sep 30, 1978
3	Rhoda vs. Ida	Oct 7, 1978
4	Brenda Gets Engaged	Oct 14, 1978
5	Meet the Goodwins	Oct 21, 1978
6	Ida's Roommate	Oct 28, 1978
7	Martin Comes Home	Nov 11, 1978
8	Jack's New Image	Dec 2, 1978
9	The Total Brenda	Dec 9, 1978
10	The Date in the Iron Mask	Oct 31, 2011
11	Martin Swallows His Heart	Dec 9, 1978
12	Earl's Helping Hand	TBA
13	Brenda Runs Away	Nov 3, 2011

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