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BEEN WAITING FOR YEARS!!!!!
I fell in love with this show when it first aired, oh, so many years ago. The characters so so well written and portrayed. The zany, colorful friends and family Molly had, it was almost a precursor to Seinfeild, Friends and Gilmore Girls. I remember when it got cancelled and went to a cable network, I didn't have cable back then so I never found out who the father of her baby was. I loved her mother, so sassy. David Strathairn, who played the bookstore owner's son...I LOVED him, still do. And Blair Brown has yet to play another compelling character on television. PLEASE put this out on DVD!!!!!

GIVE US OUR MOLLY!!!!
I LOVED this show!! I loved all the characters,but my most favorite was "Moss," played by David Strathairn.He was the sweetest,quirkiest,most endearing man who ever graced a TV series. He has since become one of my favorite character actors..I fell in love with "Moss" way before the "shoe" incident. The "Ingrid Bergman" incident with Moss was ,well,indescribably touching.I want to see Molly again,not only because of Mr. Strathairn,but because the show was brilliant.The writing was superb.The acting was flawless.
"SCTV" is now out on DVD;"Buffalo Bill" is out on DVD, and now it should be Molly's turn.

I count the Days and Night until Molly is on DVD!
This incredibly intelligent program aired at a time when I was living in the country with no cable or satellite service so my recetption was mangled by rabbit ears. But I still taped all the epidsodes. On BETA! I never did transfer all the episodes to VHS because I mananaged to keep at least one of my two BETA recorders working until a few years ago. Now I am desperate for a strong dose of Molly Dodd. The characters were so richly drawn and the stories bizarre and normal at the same time. Molly was unlike any sitcom heroine to date and in the hands of Blair Brown you wanted to be in her circle of friends and family. From time to time I will see an actor who played a regular or recurring character on Molly Dodd and twenty years later I still think of them as "that guy or woman from Molly Dodd."

We must have Molly Dodd on DVD!