How is Mary coping with Rhoda moving to New York? Her impending marriage to Joe? Will she embrace her feelings for her friend and be honest or will expectations both internal and external cause her to lose Rhoda?

This takes place just after episode 3x17 My Brother's Keeper. Mary and Rhoda see Phyllis and her brother out. Rhoda reflects on her conversation with Ben about Mary and decides it's time to find out if Ben is right. Could Mary be attracted to her? Femslash.

This is a reposting. It was the first story I ever posted on this site. I've added chapter breaks, corrected a couple typos, and added a new ending to it. When Ted gets some bad news, it causes him to have a little breakdown. Mary helps him through it.

Mary and Rhoda get sloshed. Slow build. Lots of kissing and smut. One-shot. F/F. Contains STRONG language and alcohol use.

Returning from a vacation, Mary reads a newspaper obituary that leaves her blindsided. But comfort might come from an unexpected place. Tribute to Ed Asner.

Sequel to "Help From an Old Friend." On Mary's advice, Murray gets a job working at the TV station where she is now working. When he and Marie invite her over dinner to repay her, it makes them all realize what they mean to each other. One-shot. Written in tribute to Gavin MacLeod.

A light fluff piece.

When Rhoda finally arrives in her apartment, she shuts her door immediately as tears uncontrollably cascade from her beautiful wide eyes. Never in her life she imagined that Mary could hurt her until today. Were the lovely evenings that Mary gave her meant nothing? A Mary/Rhoda slowburn. F/F

This is related to my earliar story "The Date from Hell!" Mary goes on a lunch date with Leonard. But will he behave himself?

Now married and living in the suburbs with a child, Mary suddenly receives a flier for a play written by Murray Slaughter. How will they feel, seeing each other after so long? On-going story

This is a sequel to my earlier story "The Date from Hell!" Leonard visits Mary and apologizes for his bad behavior.

This is related to the episode where the station has a talent show. Georgette does a sexy song, and Ted disapproves! (This story is actually set a year, or so, later.)

WJM's new station manager isn't happy with the ratings for the 6:00 News. Can the gang prove that they're worth saving? One shot, written in honor of the 50th anniversary of TMTMS. Set season 5-ish.

Mary and Rhoda are finally forced to confront their true feelings when they drunkenly kiss one night.

Set after "Rhoda" 1.25, "Along Comes Mary." When Lou picks Mary up at the airport, he knows something is wrong. When Mary finally tells him what happened in New York, can he make her see that she has a family, no matter what? One-shot.

Mary Lou Baxter has always felt like her brother, David, was the favorite. But when she asks Georgette about the events surrounding his adoption and her birth, she finds that the truth is nothing like she'd thought. Post-series one-shot written as a tribute to the one and only Georgia Engel. Contains spoilers for season 6/7.

Sequel to "Dear Lou" by MaryFan1, written by permission. Set after "Once I Had a Secret Love." After reading Mary's goodbye letter, Lou knows he can't let her leave WJM without at least trying to convince her to stay. Can he find the words? One-shot.

Mary's curiosity eating her. Now thinking if she should go in there albeit hesitant, she laughs it off and starts walking away. She thinks about recurring dream almost every night. She tries to brush off the thought. "Maybe it isn't too bad.", she thinks to herself slowly walking back. A RhoMare one-shot. F/F

Mary and Rhoda go to Mexico

Mary is about to celebrate her daughter's first birthday, but she remembers all too well about her previous parties. Will this one FINALLY not be a disaster?

Mary tried her hand at fixing a leaky shower! This is told from her POV.

Sequel/companion to "Next Generation," by leighann415, written by permission. Now that she's in her mom's old apartment, Rose begins to wonder about her mom's life. A glance at an old address book leads her to the one person who may just have the answers she's looking for. Tribute to Mary Tyler Moore! Rating changed due to slight profanity.

Tribute to both Mary and Valerie. Rose and Meredith both visit 119 North Weatherly, with life changing effects.

Thirteen-year-old Rose Cronin thinks her mother has no idea what it's like to have a father who leaves, until she learns a bit about her mother's past. One-shot.

Sequel to my "You're Not Alone" and leighann415's "Celebrating Life." Six months after Rhoda's cancer diagnosis, Mary is faced with an unimaginable loss. Luckily, she is still surrounded by friends. On-going tribute to the lovely Valerie Harper!