Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman (3/4) Mary Wants Some Action (1976)
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In the fictional town of Fernwood, Ohio, suburban housewife Mary Hartman seeks the kind of domestic perfection promised by Reader's Digest and TV commercials. Instead she finds herself suffering the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune -- mass murders, low-flying airplanes and waxy yellow buildup on her kitchen floor. Mary's world is populated by a cast of misfits and oddballs: an impotent husband (Greg Mullavey), a sullen 12-year-old daughter (Claudia Lamb), bizarre parents (Dody Goodman and Philip Bruns), a man-eating younger sister (Debralee Scott), a country-singing best friend and her devoted husband (Mary Kay Place and Graham Jarvis), Fernwood's devious mayor (Dabney Coleman) and identical twins Barth and Garth Gimble (Martin Mull).
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No wonder they're having problems. Tom dresses like Mr. Spock in bed.
Prilavolus you know it
Bang long and prosper
dammit Prilavolus he's giving it everything he's got!!!!!
😂😂😂
😂😂😂
She needs a little release because the waxy yellow buildup on her floors is weighing heavily on her.
The show always blended the mundane with the tragic -- like when the coach drowned in a bowl of Mary's chicken soup. (He had the flu and took a lot of pills to ease the symptoms.) Naturally they held his funeral in Mary's kitchen.
I loved this show and was really sorry when it was taken off the air.
So did I.
I used to watch this at night as a young child, when I couldn't sleep. It was on channel 44 in the San Francisco Bay Area. I was almost. 12 yrs old. I didn't understand a lot about it, then a few years later, we had reruns and Fernwood Tonight. Then the satire made sense.
That had to have been surreal, seeing it as a kid and not seeing the aim of it.
The only thing I have to say about that is, thank God they have more channels now.
@@dogchaser520 I was 13 at the time, and I knew what it was about.
My sister and I always did bong hits while watching, Mary Hartman Mary Hartman!
& "The Gong Show"
INCOG NITO The Gong show! I have great memories of that show. I had almost forgotten about it.
I know exactly what you mean, miss those days.
There was an episode in which Tom and Mary's 12-year-old daughter Heather gets a joint at school and brings it home hidden in her purse. Her parents find it discuss how best to advise her of the evils of marijuana, but instead they smoke the joint themselves and go to the healing service Loretta is attending hoping that faith healer Dorelda Doremus (played by Doris Roberts) can help her walk again. The healing fails and Mary chews out Dorelda. The Hartmans get home stoned and Heather preaches to them that she already knew better than to smoke pot. Mary often offered to pay Heather bribes to keep quiet about things she heard in the house.
I hope the the damaging effects of this show wasn't lasting😂😂😂😂😂..
Mary always acts like she's taking valium.
If it smells like a fish ... and it walks like a lobster ... it might be an oyster.
Writers probably knew of her acting range, or lack of.
I remember my Mom watching this show. I must have been 6 or 7 and can remember thinking she, Mary Hartman, was so weird. I remember one episode in particular where she was hiding under a sink or something and I recall being sorta scared, it's the only memory I have of it. Clearly, this was a strange show! But I get it now!
I have the same memory..The show came on at 11 pm on weeknights on channel 5 in New York..It was an odd , yet funny show...Everyone on the show seemed like they were high or out of it...
Carol Burnett did a skit on her show of Mary Hartman -- Carol was Mary and I think she crawled out from under a sink. I can't remember the "real" Mary Hartman come out from under a sink. I do remember someone drowning in a bowl of soup, the mass murders next door, the car crash with the nuns, etc. I was only around 14 or so when the show was on, but I used to stay up and watch it. It was hilarious.
@@bcdave91 Mary actually did hide under the kitchen sink once when she was overwhelmed with problems. It had been her favorite childhood hiding place, so her mother easily found her there. I love some of Mary's lines in the show. When she finally falls for Dennis, she feels guilty and says, "May I be struck by anything that falls!" Sometimes she would answer the phone with "Is this going to be good news or bad news?"
@@Prilavolus Would have been funnier, if Mary as a child, had always hidden under her mothers skirt.
As a five year old, the initial airing of the Twilight Zone episode with William Shatner, "Nightmare at 20 000 feet." scared the hell out of me.
This is the very first scene I watched of this show when I was maybe 11 years old. It aired during the day and I didn't see it until I was out of school, sick. It had been so hyped...I had to see it! My mother watched with me and she was "outraged." She immediately called the TV station and complained and then it was aired late at night. This show still amazes me with its...everything!
Wow, now here's a show that I've not seen in a very, very long time! Wow!
A show that looks like it should've had a laugh track but didn't-and rightly so.
Maybe some background music at least, like Benny Hill? Yackety Yack.
Is Marry high on Qualudes all the time?
Yes, all the time.
Well she was married to Woody Allen.
In a marriage like that, in a time like that ...
no. sometimes she's on valium
They were going around at the time, now that you mention it 😴
Greg Mullavey was so memorable as Mike's friend Stuart in one episode of All in the Family he became Tom on Mary Hartman Mary Hartman
Vulcans do mate every 7 years...oh God how do I know that?
the opening of this show always spooked me. still i watched
Yes. Such a serious show. Yet NOT! 😮
As an eighteen year old back then, I always thought it was lame, reminded me of some neighbor sticking her head out of her window getting ready to ask to borrow a cup of sugar.
"Mary Hartman.....Mary Hartman".
Mary....."Ah...it's that pain in the ass neighbor again, wonder what she wants to borrow this time?"
Loved this show
Stephen Mcbride what about George Shumway!!!
@@losangeles6830 I remember George Shumway disappeared in the rear view mirror and when he came back at his door as moonie cult person shaking a tamberine and shouting boga ziti!... Boga ziti! ....Boga ziti!!...it really freaked me out.....and then later he was locked up in a closet with a specialist dude and deprogramed.....
lmfao, her husband is a necropheliac., This show was so freakin' weird! xD
No, he wasn't.
@@JudgeJulieLit I don't remember anything like that, although Tom and Mary had some truly horrible bedroom conversations. He told her she reminded him of a bug and that he had to fantasize about other women to make love to her -- which was quite potent stuff. (Dr. Joyce Brothers had said that was OK, but Mary didn't necessarily agree.) There were also problems when Grandpa Larkin's young social worker Roberta had an affair with him. She got fired, but the script writers seemed to approve of her decision to sleep with a patient.
Had such a crush on Mary and still do.
Me too. There is something about her personality.
This is really good dialogue
Man ... I forgot how 'creepy' this show was !!!
you must have been pretty young. As a senior in high school we all got it.
@@scottwebster695 Yeah ... I got you. I do remember some seniors in High School had the hots for 'trashy' Mary .
I think she's supposed to be on ludes the whole time
Valium...🤔
Such a weird and disturbing show. It freaked me out as a child and still does.
I remember watching this show in high school. I had such a crush on the actor who played the cop with the curly hair.
I had a crush on Claudia Lamb I was around the same age!!!
I think that was Barry Manilow
@@Crockerish No, it was Bruce Solomon.
@@joniheisenberg6691 Thanks,I had that wrong.
@@Crockerish 😎
Only Louise Lasser could have done this role. This show was 20 years ahead of its time.
I forgot what a huge schmuck her husband was in this show...
I loved the typecasting of this show.
I remember, then 20 years old, the midseventies as a period of a collective selftherapy, like a society with the Asperger Syndrom
Mary Hartman was the flowerpowerkid of the 60s trying to figur out what it's all about and asks the right, but for 'normal' adults very awkward, questions.
Tom was the typical regular guy but couldn't talk about his issues.
He had lost his appetite for sex/ intimacy with Mary and thought things would become ok again by just not talking about it.
The dialogues were so fascinating almost surreal and often was proved that the so-called normality was ridiculous or flatout hilarious.
Every character in the show i my eyes was movingly tragic.
The best soap of the 70s!
I was in love with her, when I was 12. well at least I wound up with a crazy red head.
WiIdbiII you know it
I supose I wasn't the only one who had a crush on Claudia Lamb I'm only 3 years older than the actress.
@@popeyejones9256 I believe they're referring to Louise Lasser, Louise Lasser.
She looks like a ginger skeletor to me.
@@lenhudson8194 now i cant unsee it
a triumph of the potential of television - at times extremely poignant, fine ensemble of talent, great writer with Ann Marcus, no laugh track to manipulate or distract.
karlsonkab51 I always hated laugh tracks!!!
This show / series sucked balls and ass. End of story.
This show creeped me out as a kid.
Blows tic-toc away.
Mary Hartman = Toby from the Office.
Tiffany Twisted you know it
Tiffany Twisted you know it
Because Mary Hartman has the mind of a naive child her responses could be extremely painful and embarressing in 'grown up' conversations as shown her about their sexlife...
No more like a grown up Female Charlie Brown....I mean her life is like that ..
Gee, can't what can go wrong with smoking in bed, with the ashtray actually on top of the covers!
Many fires were started this way because few people had smoke alarms. PSAs warned against smoking in bed.
Were they slipping tabs of acid in the sanka back then?
This was on every night like a daytime soap? 5 days a week?
Where can we watch full episodes ?
In the mental ward with Mary on cable access channel 2....and it has a Neilsons ratings box!!
I loved this show. Wish they would show reruns!
Yeah really! With all the thousands of channels around these days you'd think one would be showing classic forgotten shows like this.
Why just watch it all on CZcams. Lol
Donnie Knuketz.. I can only get small bits on you tube. I do not have CZcams TV. Would be nice to see whole shows.
🐔 no no he didn't flash it was just a wardrobe malfunction he thought he was at the NFL..
What a jerk. Tom needs to bet a boy friend, I guess.
Was this entire show as awkward and this disjointed, as these clips? I am very confused as to the fact that this was once on television. I am intrigued.
Pretty much, SOAP was a better show and satire of the genre.
Take a look at:
mary hartman/carol burnett
for a hilarious parody of the show.
+Girn Blanston It was a parody of terrible soap operas.
+Girn Blanston Yep. And believe it or not eventhough I'm a guy and that was a soap opera, I actually watched it all the time.
right, it was a parody. what throws people off is the lack of canned laughter.
more than "just" parody perhaps?...David Lynch before Daviid Lynch....or Matthew Barney, to a lesser degree maybe not really however.
smoking in bed......long time ago.
I remember those days. Surprised I didn't burn me and my bed down. I was usually drunk from a night of going out when I would smoke in bed.
Before Adult Swim
Too short.
Bot Melvis you know it
No Martin Short was not on this show...lol..hee hee..
@ 1:06 Wocka Floka
She needs to initiate something a little better than that.
Go on and latch onto his "YogurtCannon" with the lips Mary Hartman,Mary Hartman..lol
Tom was a closeted homosexual.
I can’t believe I watched this show back when I was a teenager it’s looks so lame now.
She forgot to lick her teeth.
I never watched this show - I was way too young - but now I see it's a black comedy.
Action=coke
Wendy Williams always use to talk about this show and the lady Mary Hartman wiping her teeth or something, do anybody know what Wendy was talking about?
Mary Hartman had a signature unconscious habit of wiping the side of her index finger along her front teeth when talking.
The original show about Nothing. The reason most people have never heard of this show is because they couldn't sell it to anyone in real "syndication". The original show was never even picked up by the networks. It was truly A Stinkbomb of Massive Proportions. LOL
You actually need a sense of humor, man....some people just don't get satire, as it's hilarious.
People either love, or hate, Mary Hartman.
It has a large cult following. It takes a certain type of humor to like. I.e., I love this show, but I can't take Carol Burnett.
Tried to get into this show but just couldn't. Mary always seemed rather stoned. To Me, it was about as funny as watching paint dry. And the fact that there was no audience or laughing made it worse. Probably the strangest show i've ever seen really.
It takes a certain type of humor to like. I.e., I love this show, but I can't take Carol Burnett.
You need a laugh track to tell you what's funny and when to laugh?
I couldn't stand this show. She was like watching a zombie.