Episode #1.1

Episode aired Jan 10, 1994
TV-MA
1h

IMDb RATING

7.8/10

193

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DramaMysteryRomance

In 1976 innocent young Mary Ann Singleton comes to San Francisco and, after briefly crashing with worldlier school friend Connie Bradshaw, takes a flat at 28, Barbary Lane in a house owned b... Read allIn 1976 innocent young Mary Ann Singleton comes to San Francisco and, after briefly crashing with worldlier school friend Connie Bradshaw, takes a flat at 28, Barbary Lane in a house owned by the bohemian,pot-growing Mrs. Anna Madrigal, a lady who hints at a mysterious past. Mary... Read allIn 1976 innocent young Mary Ann Singleton comes to San Francisco and, after briefly crashing with worldlier school friend Connie Bradshaw, takes a flat at 28, Barbary Lane in a house owned by the bohemian,pot-growing Mrs. Anna Madrigal, a lady who hints at a mysterious past. Mary Ann becomes one of Anna's 'children', along with personable Brian, who has given up law f... Read all

Director
- Alastair Reid
Writers
- Armistead Maupin
- Richard Kramer
Stars

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IMDb RATING

7.8/10

193

YOUR RATING

Director
- Alastair Reid
Writers
- Armistead Maupin
- Richard Kramer
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Romance

Storyline

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Trivia
The clip from "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman" that Mary Ann is watching on TV right before Connie Bradshaw returns to the apartment is from episode number 63, first broadcast on March 31, 1976.

Quotes
[Mary Ann and Connie are at a disco]
Connie Bradshaw: The trick is to look bored with it all.
Mary Ann Singleton: That shouldn't be hard. I thought if we were going out, we'd go to Chinatown for some dim sum or...
Connie Bradshaw: Hon, if you wanna get laid, I wouldn't make Chinatown your first stop.
Mary Ann Singleton: I didn't say anything about getting laid.
Connie Bradshaw: You don't have to for Christ's sake. Look, if you can't deal with your sexuality, you're gonna get screwed for good in this town.
Mary Ann Singleton: [sarcastic] Oh, I like that. You make it sound like a country-western song.
Connie Bradshaw: Come on, and try not looking like Tricia Nixon reviewing the troops.