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Bridget Loves Bernie
Created by	Bernard Slade
Starring	Meredith Baxter David Birney Audra Lindley David Doyle Harold J. Stone Ned Glass William Elliott Bibi Osterwald Robert Sampson
Theme music composer	Jerry Fielding Diane Hildebrand
Opening theme	'Love Is Crazy'
Composer	Jerry Fielding
Country of origin	United States
Original language	English
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	24
Production
Executive producer	Douglas S. Cramer
Producers	Jerry London (pilot) Don Nelson Arthur Alsberg
Running time	26 minutes
Production companies	The Douglas S. Cramer Company Thornhill Productions Screen Gems
Distributor	Sony Pictures Television
Release
Original network	CBS
Original release	September 16, 1972 – March 3, 1973

Bridget Loves Bernie is an American sitcom created by Bernard Slade. Keymaestro driver download for windows 10. Depicting an interfaith marriage between a Catholic woman and a Jewish man, Bridget Loves Bernie was based loosely on the premise of the 1920s Broadway play and 1940s radio show Abie's Irish Rose. It stars Meredith Baxter and David Birney as the title characters. Despite high ratings, CBS cancelled the show after only one season.

Baxter and Birney married in real life after the program went off the air.

Overview[edit]

Father Mike picking up the Archbishop's weekly bagel supply.

The series depicted an interfaith marriage between an Irish Catholic teacher (Bridget Fitzgerald) from a wealthy family and a Jewish cab driver who aspires to be a playwright (Bernie Steinberg), whom she had met at a bus stop. With a primetime slot between All in the Family and The Mary Tyler Moore Show on Saturday nights, the situation comedy was #5 in the ratings among all shows for the 1972-73 television season and obtained a 24.2 rating, tying with The NBC Sunday Mystery Movie. However, CBS executives canceled the show in response to negative reactions to the characters' marriage, giving the show the dubious distinction of being the highest-rated television program to be canceled after only one season.^[1]

Supporting cast members included Audra Lindley, David Doyle, Harold J. Stone, Ned Glass, and Bibi Osterwald. Lindley and Doyle played Bridget's wealthy parents, Walter and Amy Fitzgerald, and Stone and Osterwald played Bernie's working class parents, Sam and Sophie Steinberg. The Steinbergs owned a delicatessen above which Bridget and Bernie lived. Glass played Bernie's uncle, Moe Plotnik. Actor Robert Sampson played Bridget's brother, Catholic priest Father Michael Fitzgerald; he was more sympathetic than others to his sister's marriage. Bill Elliott played Otis, Bernie's best friend and fellow cab driver. Nora Marlowe was cast as Aunt Agnes in the 1972 episode 'The Little White Lie That Grew and Grew'.

Cast[edit]

David Birney as Bernie Steinberg
Bibi Osterwald as Sophie Steinberg
Meredith Baxter as Bridget Fitzgerald Steinberg
Harold J. Stone as Sam Steinberg
Audra Lindley as Amy Fitzgerald
David Doyle as Walter Fitzgerald
Ned Glass as Moe Plotnik
Robert Sampson as Father Michael Fitzgerald
Bill Elliott as Otis Foster

Controversy over content[edit]

The series was controversial due to the differing faiths of the married characters. Some Jewish groups charged that the series 'mocked the teachings of Judaism.'^[2]^[3] Rabbi Wolfe Kelman, executive vice-president of the Rabbinical Assembly of America, called the show “an insult to some of the most sacred values of both the Jewish and Catholic religions.'^[4]Rabbi Meir Kahane wrote an essay on the series.^[5]Orthodox rabbis met with CBS officials several times. A Conservative rabbi organized a boycott by advertisers, and Reform rabbis met with CBS staff in secret to have the show cancelled. Rabbi Abraham Gross, president of the Rabbinical Alliance of Orthodox Rabbis and Educators, described the show as a 'flagrant insult' to Jews, protesting that intermarriage was strictly forbidden under Jewish law. Threats followed. Meredith Baxter said, 'We had bomb threats on the show. Some guys from the Jewish Defense League came to my house to say they wanted to talk with me about changing the show.' Threatening phone calls made to the home of producer Ralph Riskin resulted in the arrest of Robert S. Manning,^[6] described as a member of the Jewish Defense League.^[7] Manning was later indicted on murder charges, and fought extradition to the U.S. from Israel, where he had moved.^[8]

Episodes[edit]

Nº	Title	Directed by	Written by	Air date
1	'Bridget Loves Bernie'	Richard Kinon	Bernard Slade	September 16, 1972
Series pilot: It's love at first sight when cab driver (and struggling writer) Bernie Steinberg picks up his fare, Bridget Fitzgerald, on a rainy New York day.
2	'A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Vatican'	Lee Philips	John McGreevey	September 23, 1972
Bernie's parents, Sam and Sophie, win a raffle ticket for a private audience with Pope Paul VI that was sold by Bridget's mother, Amy. Her father, Walt, fears that the Steinbergs may end up causing him major embarrassment.
3	'Wake Up, We're Getting Married Today'	Richard Kinon	Don Nelson and Arthur Alsberg	September 30, 1972
After being married in a civil ceremony, Bridget and Bernie agree to their parents' wishes to have a religious ceremony, but the conflict of religions causes havoc.
4	'The Last of the Red Hot Playwrights'	Richard Kinon	Bernard Slade	October 7, 1972
Despite several rejections, a reluctant Bernie decides to write a play drawn from his own experiences and personal acquaintances.
5	'Who's Watching the Store?'	Lee Philips	Jerry Mayer	October 14, 1972
Confusion and chaos reign when Catholic Bridget runs a Jewish delicatessen, aided by her socialite mother and brother who's a priest.
6	'The Newlybeds'

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