Fashion

[MagnoliaMs]

Yes, they are still there, lol! I love her hair. I’ve been watching it on Peacock for free.

[Love my grandkids]

@MagnoliaMs Loved that show and my now 52 year old son was little and got a kick out of the part where she would throw her arms up and ruffle her hair!

It was made public early on that  she would not allow AnYONE on the show to wear yellow as she considered it HER color.

[MagnoliaMs]

Oh! I did not know that! What a fun fact! I am obsessed with it while watching all of the reruns. You know she ended up marrying Phil Donahue, and they are still married . The part where she messes up her hair was so cute.

[Desertdi]

[MagnoliaMs]

Thanks, Desertdi!!!! I love this! They still look good. I’m watching an episode now that her sister appears in. She’s pretty, too.

[Franklinbell]

@MagnoliaMs Yes!  me too!! i loved her look.  So lady like and classic!

[Franklinbell]

this is too cute.  I had a great aunt and uncle like this.  Thier house was called the doll house because it was so cute and immucalate.  They even slept in twin beds!!  Oh how I miss them so!!

[MagnoliaMs]

Yes, Franklinbell, she was! It has really brightened my days watching good television . It does bring back a lot of good memories, doesn’t it? How cute your aunt and uncle must have been!

[spiderw]

I watched That Girl faithfully when it first aired and loved it.  Yes, Marlo always looked so fashionable and pretty and I loved her character, independent, living at NY, something I would have liked to do.  It was a fun show for its time and still enjoyable now.

I also watched her father's show, Make Room for Daddy!!!!  I respect and admire both father and daughter for their commitment to St. Jude's children's hospital

[Queen of shop]

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@spiderw wrote:

I watched That Girl faithfully when it first aired and loved it.  Yes, Marlo always looked so fashionable and pretty and I loved her character, independent, living at NY, something I would have liked to do.  It was a fun show for its time and still enjoyable now.

I also watched her father's show, Make Room for Daddy!!!!  I respect and admire both father and daughter for their commitment to St. Jude's children's hospital

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@spiderw  I loved to watch That Girl for the same reasons as you. Also Mary Tyler Moore and the independant young woman she was.

On Make Room for Daddy, I enjoyed Danny's Uncle Tonoose. They were funny together. Remember him?

WOW, just realized how young I was when I watched these shows and how vividly I remember them. TV was very good back then.