apartment therapy changing the world, one room at a time

Is this show being re-run? Would LOVE to watch for old-time's sake. Thanks for the post!

That Girl and Mary Richards were my heros! (Probably why I'm 50 and still single.)

You are not alone nazrd LOL. I remember I could not wait to grow up because I was going to be like Ann Marie. Then I woke up.

Oh Donald!

I always liked Maj. Nelson's place, especially after the mod reno with the egg chair and funky fireplace.

Though the Steven's started out with nice nordic stuff before the early American vogue came in.

i heart this show. they have some of the seasons on netflix. don't remember the pilot episode being on there, but it sure does look cool from the stills.

Oh my ... love seeing these stills!

The awesomeness of Marlo Thomas is surpassed only by that of her father, Danny Thomas and his St. Jude charity.

yes, nazrd, my heroes, too. I was going to have an apt. that was just like either/or and be just as glamorous!!
It didnt quite work out that way.....

great stills and great memories!

i got really into watching Mary Tyler Moore on Nick at Night when i was in high school (um yeah, not so many dates happening back then) and i decided that i wanted Mary Richards to be my best friend and that she had the coolest studio ever (Rhoda's place was a little too "loud" for me).
i have never watched That Girl but i think i am going to have to be putting this in the Netflix queue because it reminds me alot of my old bff Mare.

Loved That Girl and Agent 99 on Get Smart

I'm right behind you Nazrd. I so wanted to be Ann Marie when I was growing up.

Aren't those photos wonderful?

I've had many experiences with people rearranging my stuff to help me. After I separated from my husband, the woman who took care of my baby during the day and the woman who cleaned my house every two weeks (they were friends) teamed up to suprise me with an apartment redecoration done when I had a particularly long day at work. I came home to find all of my curtains taken down and replaced with orange polyester curtains with white puff ball trims. That was only the beginning. The two women were standing there, beaming. They had made everything on their own sewing machines.

Just last Christmas, my older sister had a disappointing experience at home and decided to spend Christmas with me. I came home from a long day of work and found that she had unpacked every tchotchke she had ever given me (and she is a compulsive shopper), and arranged them in groups around the apartment. All of the glassware and "antiques" I had inherited from my mother and hadn't had the will to sell or give away had also been unpacked, and was displayed at will. My minimalist retreat was undone ... She, too, greeted me at the door with a happy smile.

For suresies. It's totally on DVD. Check it out: That Girl on Amazon. I was able to rent it from my local video store.

I remember how I wanted to grow up to be just like Anne Marie...by living in a glamorous apartment in New York City, being a model and wearing those fabulous clothes, hats and gloves. My actual life is not as glamorous, but wouldn't change a thing. I remember seeing this show in the 70s and I think at that time it was in re-runs, because I can recall watching it in the afternoon. Don't have any memories of the pilot episode and to be honest, I haven't seen an episode in a very long time...but I would love to see it again.

I love this!!!!..Didn't she have the perfect life?? So fun to see the stills too!!! Thanks Stacee..I will be so happy to check those out!!! Don't you want her apartment now???!!! (even if you live in a big manse!).haha..

I have the pilot.
I love it.
You can buy the dvds.