The Mary Tyler Moore show: The complete fifth season

disc 1. Will Mary Richards go to jail? / written by Ed. Weinberger and Stan Daniels, directed by Jay Sandrich

Not just another pretty face / written by Ed. Weinberger and Stan Daniels, directed by Jay Sandrich

You sometimes hate the one you hate / written David Lloyd, directed by Jackie Cooper

Lou and that woman / written by David Lloyd, directed by Jay Sandrich

The outsider / written Jack Winter, directed by Peter Bonerz

I love a piano / written by Treva Silverman, directed by Jay Sandrich

The new Sue Ann / written by David Lloyd, directed by Jay Sandrich

Menage-a-Phyllis / written by Treva Silverman, directed by Jay Sandrich

disc 2. Not a Christmas story / written by Ed. Weinberger and Stan Daniels, directed by John C. Chulay

What are friends for? / written by David Lloyd, directed by Alan Rafkin

A boy's best friend / written by David Lloyd, directed by Mary Tyler Moore

A son for Murray / written by Ed. Weinberger and Stan Daniels, directed by Jay Sandrich

Neighbors / written by Ziggy Steinberg, directed by James Burrows and John C. Chulay

A girl like Mary / written by Ann Gibbs and Joel Kimmel, directed by Jay Sandrich

An affair to forget / written by Ed. Weinberger and Stan Daniels, directed by Jay Sandrich

Mary Richards: producer / written by David Lloyd, directed by Norman Campbell

disc 3. The system / written by Ed. Weinberger and Stan Daniels, directed by Jay Sandrich

Phyllis whips inflation / written by Ed. Weinberger and Stan Daniels, directed by Jay Sandrich

The shame of the cities / written by Michael Elias, story by Michael Elias and Arnie Kogan, directed by Jay Sandrich

Marriage Minneapolis style / written Pamela Russell, directed by Jay Sandrich

You try to be a nice guy / written Michael Leeson, directed by Jay Sandrich

You can't use 'em all / written by David Lloyd, directed by Marjorie Mullen

Ted Baxter's famous broadcasters' school / written Michael Zinberg, directed by Jay Sandrich

Anyone who hates kids and dogs / written by Jerry Mayer, directed by Jay Sandrich.