Ted: [bragging] I even got cheered for cutting a ribbon at a supermarket! Murray: That's because they didn't think you could do it.
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Lorenzo Music
Gerald David "Lorenzo" Music (May 2, 1937 – August 4, 2001) was an American actor, voice actor, writer, producer and musician. He was best known as the original voice of Jim Davis' comic strip cat Garfield on animated projects during the 1980s. 2Early life Music was born in Brooklyn, New York and raised in Duluth, Minnesota, where he was educated at Central High School and the University of Minnesota Duluth. Music's family moved to Minnesota around 1943 due to his father getting a job at one of the shipyards.He met his wife Henrietta at the latter, and together they formed a comedy duo named Gerald and His Hen. They performed successfully together for eight years. He changed his first name to Lorenzo for spiritual reasons after he became a member of the international spiritual association Subud. 2Career 3Early work (1962–1981) Music became a writer and a regular performer on The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour during 1968 and 1969. His work as a writer on The Mary Tyler Moore Show in 1970 would lead him to his big break. He was the co-creator of The Bob Newhart Show (with his then-producer/writing partner David Davis) which went on the air in 1972 and ran for six years; he also co-wrote the theme song to the show with his wife Henrietta. Music continued writing for the Mary Tyler Moore Show spin-off Rhod
If you've noticed, I'm one of the few producers without a peptic ulcer. One of the reasons for that is, I'm able to delegate blame.
Phyllis Lindstrom: For the past two years I've been teaching a course, showing mothers how to relate to their children. Mary Richards: Phyllis, isn't that a ceramics course you teach? Phyllis Lindstrom: They think it's a ceramics class.
Ida: As a matter of fact, I'm not wearing a bra. Rhoda: Ma! Go upstairs and put some clothes on! Ida: What's the matter, you can't handle somebody who's a little 'with it?' Rhoda: You're not with it. You're without it. Now go upstairs and get it.
Rhoda: [about her mother] I think she's holding a grudge because I didn't go into the profession she wanted. Mary: What's that? Rhoda: A housewife.
Ted has been in love ever since he was a baby and saw his reflection in the bathwater.
Lou: I guess I'm what you'd call a male chauvinist pig. Mary: She, uh, she wasn't right. Lou: I'm glad we're communicating. Mary: What was wrong with her? Lou: Well, for one thing, when she walked out of here, I didn't watch her. Mary: Oh. You mean, uh…she—she didn't have any, uh— [Mary motions at…
Mary: He had his arm around her and everything was very cozy. Then he saw us, he pushed her away and started treating her like a stranger. Rhoda: I know that feeling. I once had a date do that to me when I ordered steak.