
Rhoda
About
Rhoda is a 1970s American sitcom about a young woman adjusting to life in New York City. The series follows her relationships and family dynamics.
Rhoda follows Valerie Harper’s character Rhoda Morgenstern as she moves from Minneapolis to Manhattan in search of a better life. In New York she balances love, a budding career in window dressing, and a close-knit family that keeps her grounded. The show blends sharp humor with heartwarming moments, offering a glimpse into 1970s New York culture through a spirited, relatable protagonist.
What to know
- 5 seasons and 109 episodes
- Runs about 25–26 minutes per episode
- Spun off from The Mary Tyler Moore Show
- Features Valerie Harper, Julie Kavner, David Groh
- Centerstage wedding episode drew over 52 million viewers
- Set in Manhattan with a Jewish family backdrop
- Cameo appearances by Mary Tyler Moore cast
- Came in 1974–1978 on CBS
Watch if
If you enjoy light‑hearted sitcoms that blend family warmth, romance, and clever dialogue—especially those with strong female leads—Rhoda offers a classic 1970s perspective on New York life and career ambition.
Skip if
If you prefer dramatic series, intense action, or contemporary settings with modern humor, Rhoda’s dated 1970s style may feel slow and less relevant.
Early Life in Minneapolis
Move to New York City
Meeting Joe Gerard
Marriage and Early Seasons
Separation and Career Shift
Later Seasons and Legacy
Rhoda's Wedding Episode
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