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05-24-2015, 10:37 PM
Actress Anne Meara, who played Rhoda's friend 'Sally Gallagher' in the first half of season 3, died yesterday at the age of 85. The cause of death has not been disclosed.
Meara joined the cast in the beginning of Season 3, as 30-something airline stewardess Sally Gallagher (aka "Big Sal") who meets Rhoda and Brenda at a single's resort one weekend. The three hit it off as 'friends' and Sally became a semi-regular to the cast in September.
It was a pivotal time for the series, as RHODA begins the season without her husband Joe, and without her parents Ida and Martin. (David Groh was written out of the show, while Nancy Walker left to star in her own short-lived sitcom.) The writers were trying to create a whole new supporting cast for the character, and added Meara and actor Ron Silver (who passed away in 2009) to the cast that season.
Meara's character came across as sarcastic and angry in almost every episode, and didn't have the right chemistry with the others. Her last appearance was in December 1976, for the "New Year's Eve" episode (it would be Groh's last appearance, as well). Meara's character was never seen again, nor ever mentioned again.
Meara joined the cast in the beginning of Season 3, as 30-something airline stewardess Sally Gallagher (aka "Big Sal") who meets Rhoda and Brenda at a single's resort one weekend. The three hit it off as 'friends' and Sally became a semi-regular to the cast in September.
It was a pivotal time for the series, as RHODA begins the season without her husband Joe, and without her parents Ida and Martin. (David Groh was written out of the show, while Nancy Walker left to star in her own short-lived sitcom.) The writers were trying to create a whole new supporting cast for the character, and added Meara and actor Ron Silver (who passed away in 2009) to the cast that season.
Meara's character came across as sarcastic and angry in almost every episode, and didn't have the right chemistry with the others. Her last appearance was in December 1976, for the "New Year's Eve" episode (it would be Groh's last appearance, as well). Meara's character was never seen again, nor ever mentioned again.