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Mary Tyler Moore played a Chicago tabloid's consumer advocate. Her spunk was intact and the newsroom setting was familiar from her classic 1970s series, but despite a good supporting cast (including James Farentino, Katey Sagal and John Astin), format reworkings and a time-slot shift, the sitcom was canceled after a short run.

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Premiered: December 11, 1985, on CBS

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Premise: Mary Tyler Moore played a Chicago tabloid's consumer advocate. Her spunk was intact and the newsroom setting was familiar from her classic 1970s series, but despite a good supporting cast (including James Farentino, Katey Sagal and John Astin), format reworkings and a time-slot shift, the sitcom was canceled after a short run.

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