The Best Episodes of Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman Season 1

Loretta delivers word that a neighborhood family was murdered; Mary and Tom have a disagreement about making love; Charlie announces he almost has enough money to get Loretta's record demo made; The Fernwood Flasher is finally captured.

Director: Joan Darling, Jim Drake

Writer: Ann Marcus, Jerry Adelman

Mary brings her grandfather home from the police station; Kathy falls for a blue-eyed Armenian bartender; a reporter interviews Loretta about the murders; and Mary feels ashamed when Tom rejects her sexual advances (or lack thereof).

Director: Jim Drake, Joan Darling

Writer: Jerry Adelman, Ann Marcus

Mary is interviewed by a reporter; Young Heather Hartman displays suspicious behavior when asked about the recent murders; Grampa Larkin is arrested again.

Director: Joan Darling

Writer: Jerry Adelman, Ann Marcus

Grampa Larkin appears in court; Tom and Mary's drought in the bedroom continues.

Director: Joan Darling

Writer: Ann Marcus, Jerry Adelman

Word begins to spread that Heather knows more about the Lombardi murders than she's telling; Cathy gets fired; Mary receives a threatening phone call about Heather.

Director: Joan Darling

Writer: Ann Marcus, Jerry Adelman

Grampa Larkin visits a psychiatric social worker; Mary gets some sex books; a strange man follows Heather home from school.

Director: Joan Darling

Writer: Ann Marcus, Jerry Adelman

Mary turns to the police after Heather confesses that she saw the killer; Loretta is arrested for picketing; Charlie stumbles on Mary's sex ed books.

Director: Joan Darling

Writer: Jerry Adelman, Ann Marcus

Tom is furious with Mary after finding her sex books; Grampa Larkin's social worker admits that she's in love with him; Heather's story makes the evening news.

Director: Joan Darling

Writer: Jerry Adelman, Ann Marcus

Immediately after recording her demo, Loretta begins suffering from fainting spells; Mary becomes jealous of one of Tom's coworkers; Heather escapes police protection.

Director: Joan Darling

Writer: Jerry Adelman, Ann Marcus

Charlie tries talking sense into Tom, but Tom feels something is missing in his life. Cathy prepares for her date with Chuck. Charlie and Loretta go to the Doctor's office. Raymond goes to see Roberta and meets Fanny. Tom chats up Mae at the bar.

Director: Joan Darling

Writer: Ann Marcus, Jerry Adelman

Tom and Heather both go missing on the same night, and so Mary can only hope that Heather is safe and that Tom was kidnapped by the mass murderer. She'd rather worry about a kidnapping than what she is really worried about.

Director: Joan Darling

Writer: Ann Marcus, Jerry Adelman

Loretta considers not going to Nashville since Heather is missing. Mary finds out the truth about Tom. Loretta gets some good news. Cathy admits she's in love with Steve. Tom tries to finish things with Mae. Mary and Martha have a fight, while Heather returns home with disturbing news.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: Ann Marcus, Jerry Adelman

Cathy brings Steve over to meet her parents. Fanny is too much for Raymond. The mass murderer is revealed and Heather, Trudy, and Mary's lives are in danger.

Director: Joan Darling

Writer: Jerry Adelman, Ann Marcus

Mary returns home with one shoe and no groceries. Tom wants to know where she's been. Loretta and Charlie are off to Nashville.

Director: Joan Darling

Writer: Ann Marcus, Jerry Adelman

Mary tries to calm the mass murderer, while he continues to ask for demands: a car and $100,000.

Director: Joan Darling

Writer: Jerry Adelman, Ann Marcus

The mass murderer will only give up when he gets a stack of bibles and an oath from the Reverend that the police won't follow him for 24 hours.

Director: Joan Darling

Writer: Jerry Adelman, Ann Marcus

Sgt. Foley tries to save Mary, but to no avail. Mae and Tom try to save Mary, themselves.

Director: Joan Darling

Writer: Jerry Adelman, Ann Marcus

The ordeal is over and everyone is relieved that Mary is safe.

Director: Joan Darling

Writer: Jerry Adelman, Ann Marcus

Mary deals with the aftermath of her ordeal. Charlie looks after Loretta, while Mary is furious with Tom.

Director: N/A

Writer: Jerry Adelman, Ann Marcus

Mary feels that her marriage is over. Tom seeks advice from Coach Fedders, while Mary gets sociable with Sgt. Foley.

Director: Joan Darling

Writer: Jerry Adelman, Ann Marcus

Mary visits Sgt. Foley's apartment; Charlie and Loretta pack for Nashville; Heather knows something's up, while Raymond and Roberta go on a date.

Director: N/A

Writer: Jerry Adelman, Ann Marcus

Mary returns home with one shoe and no groceries. Tom wants to know where she's been. Loretta and Charlie are off to Nashville.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: Jerry Adelman, Ann Marcus

Mary is served with a summons by Sergeant Foley, along with a much more personal invitation. Blanche and Leroy discuss the Hartman's problems. Grandpa has his day in court.

Director: N/A

Writer: N/A

Tragedy strikes the Haggers in the form of a stationwagon full of nuns. Mary does her best to comfort Charlie. Neither Tom nor Mary can get any sleep.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: Jerry Adelman, Ann Marcus

Mary is served with a summons by Sergeant Foley, along with a much more personal invitation. Blanche and Leroy discuss the Hartman's problems. Grandpa has his day in court.

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Writer: N/A