Phyllis - Volume 1 (Two episodes): TV Series Premiere Episode/ Bess Is You a Woman Now?

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	Phyllis - Volume 1 (Two episodes): TV Series Premiere Episode/ Bess Is You a Woman Now? MTM Home Video, 1992 average customer review:based on 1 review
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Premire Episode: Phyllis' husband, Lars, suddenly dies only to leave Phyllis and her daughter Bess with no money. Desperate, they move to San Francisco to live with Lars' mother Audrey and her new husband Jonathan Dexter. At a reception for Lars' friends, Phyllis meets her new boss Julie Erskine, owner of Erskine Photography. Phyllis later discovers that Julie dated Lars at the same time he was dating her and he proposed to Julie first. Bess, Is You a Woman Now?: Bess goes away on a weekend ski trip. Phyllis makes a phone call to Bess' room to see how she is doing only to find someone else answer the phone, a young man. Phyllis is worried that Bess is no longer her innocent daughter.

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A good spinoff...

Fans of The Mary Tyler Moore Show will enjoy this spinoff, starring Cloris Leachman as Phyllis Lindstrom, Mary's one-time friend and landlord. Now a widow, Phyllis moves with her teenage daughter Bess to San Francisco, where she stays with her mother-in-law Audrey while trying to build a new life.

In the pilot, Phyllis and Bess have just arrived in California. At a reception for Lars' friends, Phyllis learns some unsettling information about her husband's past...and, to her horror, finds that the only job prospect coming her way is from Julie Erskine, the center of of it all.

In the second episode, Bess heads off for a ski weekend with friends, much to Phyllis' nervousness. When she calls Bess' room, a male voice answers and says Bess is sleeping -- causing Phyllis hysterics over the possibility that her little girl isn't as innocent as she believed.

Despite being a spinoff, "Phyllis" shows strength in its characters and comedy all on its own. It's a shame the series was so short-lived.

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