KnowraThe Mary Tyler Moore ShowLinked fromLinked fromThe 13 pages that link to The Mary Tyler Moore Show, each with the reason it gives.All 13Broader topic 4Related 7Compared with 2Primetime Emmy AwardRelated: Its wins showed how a workplace sitcom could earn recognition for writing and performance.David LettermanRelated: Letterman moved to Los Angeles hoping to write for television, including this show.James L. BrooksRelated: Brooks helped create and write the series, which established his reputation for workplace comedy and ensemble storytelling.Mary Tyler MooreBroader topic: Moore’s signature series centered an unmarried working woman and made her a leading sitcom character.Situation comedy in the United StatesBroader topic: It helped broaden sitcoms beyond family homes to workplaces and independent adult characters.The Dick Van Dyke ShowRelated: Moore’s later series extended the career of its star while centering a single working woman.American television sitcomBroader topic: It centered workplace relationships and an independent female lead rather than a conventional family.30 RockCompared with: Both series center on a woman navigating television work, but 30 Rock makes the comedy more self-referential and surreal.Betty WhiteBroader topic: White’s guest role as Sue Ann Nivens earned her two Emmy Awards.Cloris LeachmanRelated: Leachman first played Phyllis as a supporting character on this series.James BurrowsRelated: Burrows gained early television experience directing episodes of this influential sitcom.The Golden GirlsCompared with: Its workplace ensemble helped establish a sitcom tradition that The Golden Girls adapted around older women at home.Ed AsnerRelated: The series introduced Asner as Lou Grant.