Rhoda's Wedding: What Ever Happened to Rhoda Morgenstern?

07/31/24 • 57 min

Going Hollywood - Movies and Television from the Golden Age to Today

S01 E17 Revisit the journey of Rhoda from singlehood to marriage and back, sprinkled with personal anecdotes and hilarious behind-the-scenes moments. Brad and Tony's special guest co-host Scott Fullerton, the host of the Left of Str8 Podcast, brings his humor and a unique perspective to the conversation, making this nostalgic trip down memory lane.
Their conversion includes celebrating the iconic moments of Rhoda's wedding episode. From the comedic chaos of Rhoda's journey through New York City to her own wedding to the unforgettable performances by the cast, they relive the blend of humor and heart that made the show so beloved.
The discussion continues with the jaw-dropping decision to have Rhoda and Joe separate and the cultural significance and emotional turmoil that followed, both on screen and off. The hosts analyze the creative decisions that led to a drastic ratings drop and audience backlash, exploring how the constraints of the era shaped the show's trajectory.
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Going Hollywood - Movies and Television from the Golden Age to Today - Rhoda's Wedding: What Ever Happened to Rhoda Morgenstern?

Transcript

Tony Maietta:
Hello. I'm film historian, Tony Maietta.
Brad Shreve:
And I'm Brad Shreve, who's just the guy who likes movies.
Tony Maietta:
We discuss movies and television from Hollywood's golden age. We go behind the scenes and share our opinions too.
Brad Shreve:
And of course, being the average guy, my opinions are the ones that matter.
Tony Maietta:
As does your self delusion. Welcome to Going Hollywood.
Brad Shreve:
So, Tony, you're gonna hate me.
Tony