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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 32824" data-attributes="member: 23">Yes, that&#039;s it for me too. I&#039;m aware of MTM and the iconography that conjures up but goodness knows how it arrived in my consciousness.I&#039;m currently listening to the audio version of Barney Rosenzweig&#039;s book about Cagney &amp; Lacey and he mentioned some of the production team having worked on MTM productions. The C&amp;L squad room layout, for example, was changed early on because someone who&#039;d worked on Lou Grant knew that layout offered more dramatic potential.It got me thinking how prolific MTM Enterprises was. Critically acclaimed series like Hill Street Blues or St. Elsewhere don&#039;t immediately make me think Mary Tyler Moore (mostly because I haven&#039;t yet got round to watching them in full), but the connection is there.That cute little kitty appears on a hell of a lot of shows that are on my viewing bucket list.[MEDIA=youtube]9kYNId_Kvbo[/MEDIA]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 32824, member: 23"] Yes, that's it for me too. I'm aware of MTM and the iconography that conjures up but goodness knows how it arrived in my consciousness. I'm currently listening to the audio version of Barney Rosenzweig's book about [I]Cagney & Lacey [/I]and he mentioned some of the production team having worked on MTM productions. The C&L squad room layout, for example, was changed early on because someone who'd worked on [I]Lou Grant[/I] knew that layout offered more dramatic potential. It got me thinking how prolific MTM Enterprises was. Critically acclaimed series like[I] Hill Street Blues [/I]or [I]St. Elsewhere[/I] don't immediately make me think Mary Tyler Moore (mostly because I haven't yet got round to watching them in full), but the connection is there. That cute little kitty appears on a hell of a lot of shows that are on my viewing bucket list. [MEDIA=youtube]9kYNId_Kvbo[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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