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The Mary Tyler Moore Show/I Gave at the Office
I Gave at the Office | |
Season 4, Episode 13 | |
Airdate | December 8, 1973 |
Production Number | 7307 |
Written by | Don Reo and Allan Katz |
Directed by | Jay Sandrich |
Produced by | Ed. Weinberger |
← 4x12 We Want Baxter |
4x14 → Almost a Nun's Story |
The Mary Tyler Moore Show — Season Four |
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I Gace at the Office is the thirteenth episode of the fourth season of The Mary Tyler Moore Show, and the eighty-fifth episode overall.
Starring: Mary Tyler Moore (Mary Richards)
Co-Starring: Edward Asner (Lou Grant)
with Gavin MacLeod (Murray Slaughter), Ted Knight (Ted Baxter), Bruce Boxleitner (Rick)
and Tammi Bula (Bonnie)
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Plot Overview
After a casual and informal conversation between Lou, Mary and Murray about needing someone to do menial tasks around the office such as making coffee, Mary has no problem making the unilateral decision to hire Bonnie Slaughter, Murray's fifteen year old daughter, as the office's Girl Friday, especially after Murray says that Bonnie is looking for her first ever job. This decision causes many problems in the office. First, Lou, without even seeing Bonnie's work, wants Mary to fire her as he knows he can't be his curse spewing self around a teen-aged girl, especially the daughter of a friend. Second, Murray can't help but do whatever he can to make Bonnie's life as easy as possible, even at the expense of his own work. And third, Bonnie's small and not so small gaffes cause some issues in other areas of the newsroom, even with the on-air newscast. Despite Mary's support for Bonnie, will she ultimately cave in and fire Bonnie, and if so how will that affect Murray's working relationship with Mary and Lou?