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EPISODE
SEASON
Episode 01: Vivian's First Funeral
Episode 02: Maude and Chester
Episode 03: Bert Moves In
Episode 04: Walter's Crisis (1)
Episode 05: Walter's Crisis (2)
Episode 06: Walter's Crisis (3)
Episode 07: The Election
Episode 08: The Game Show
Episode 09: Arthur's Worry
Episode 10: Mrs. Naugatuck's Wedding
Episode 11: Maude's New Friends
Episode 12: The Rip-Off
Episode 13: Walter's Christmas Gift
Episode 14: Captain Hero
Episode 15: Maude's Adult Relationship
Episode 16: Arthur's Crisis
Episode 17: Maude's Desperate Hours
Episode 18: Maude's Reunion
Episode 19: Feminine Fulfillment
Episode 20: Maude's Aunt
Episode 21: Arthur's New Best Friend
Episode 22: Vivian's Surprise
Episode 23: The Household Feud
Maude - Season 5 Episode 12: The Rip-Off
Description
Maude was one of the most popular shows during the 70s. Not only was it one of the most popular, it was one of the most controversial. The show was real and told it like it is - much like the show that first introduced us to Maude, All in the Family. Maude was outspoken and stong-willed... which lead her to many interesting and controversial situations. Maude wasted no time becoming one of the most controversial shows ever when she, at age 47, became pregnant and decided to get an abortion (the first show to ever have the lead character get an abortion). By the end of the show Maude was heading to Congress, ready to take on a new world. And it seemed we would get to see Congresswoman Maude, but Bea Arthur decided to leave the show. Maude remains as part of TV history and has since become a true classic. Others in the cast include, Maude's fourth husband, Walter, and her divorced daughter, Carol from her first marriage. Arthur was the next door neighbor who later married Maud
Maude was one of the most popular shows during the 70s. Not only was it one of the most popular, it was one of the most controversial. The show was real and told it like it is - much like the show that first introduced us to Maude, All in the Family. Maude was outspoken and stong-willed... which lead her to many interesting and controversial situations. Maude wasted no time becoming one of the most controversial shows ever when she, at age 47, became pregnant and decided to get an abortion (the first show to ever have the lead character get an abortion). By the end of the show Maude was heading to Congress, ready to take on a new world. And it seemed we would get to see Congresswoman Maude, but Bea Arthur decided to leave the show. Maude remains as part of TV history and has since become a true classic. Others in the cast include, Maude's fourth husband, Walter, and her divorced daughter, Carol from her first marriage. Arthur was the next door neighbor who later married Maud
Actors:
Bea Arthur,
Bill Macy,
Conrad Bain,
Adrienne Barbeau,
Rue McClanahan,
Hermione Baddeley,
Esther Rolle,
Brian Morrison,
J. Pat OMalley,
Kraig Metzinger,
Marlene Warfield,
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Bea Arthur
13 May 1922, New York City, New York, USA
Bill Macy
18 May 1922, Revere, Massachusetts, USA
Conrad Bain
4 February 1923, Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
Adrienne Barbeau
11 June 1945, Sacramento, California, USA
Rue McClanahan
21 February 1934, Healdton, Oklahoma, USA
Hermione Baddeley
13 November 1906, Broseley, Shropshire, England, UK
Esther Rolle
8 November 1920, Pompano Beach, Florida, USA
Brian Morrison
10 April 1961, Pasadena, California, USA
J. Pat OMalley
15 March 1904, Burnley, England, UK
Kraig Metzinger
19 March 1963, Los Angeles County, California, USA
Marlene Warfield
19 June 1940, Queens, New York, USA
Genre:
Comedy
Director:
Hal Cooper, Bill Hobin, Robert H. Livingston
Country:
United States
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