1. Mary Tyler Moore
   Gloria Steinem
2. Marlo Thomas

It was '60s beauty Marlo Thomas who played the title character Ann Marie, a small-town girl trying to make it in the big city. Thomas would play a major role in steering the direction of the show to eschew traditional gender roles and reflect the lives of modern women.

1. Frank
   Donald
2. Mark

Ann met boyfriend Donald Hollinger on the show's first episodes and dated him throughout the entire series. Ted Bessell played the role of Donald on "That Girl."

1. actress
   model
2. singer

Ann moved from the small town of Brewster, New York, to Manhattan to pursue a career as an actress. Throughout the series, she found herself taking on all kinds of odd jobs to support herself as she waited to make it big.

1. true
2. false

Ann will do anything to make it as an actress -- except go nude. When a big Italian director offers her a part in a film during Season 2, Ann turns down the role because she just can't deal with the idea of being nude on film.

1. 5
   7
2. 9

Marlo Thomas was ready to move on and pulled the plug after Season 5. The show ran for 137 episodes over five seasons, from 1966 to 1971.

1. Frank Sinatra
   Desi Arnaz
2. Jack Cassidy

Jack Cassidy played entertainer Marty Haines, who tried to win Ann's heart in the two-part Season 4 episode "She Never Had the Vegas Notion."

1. Playboy
   Playpen
2. Hustler

Ann is mortified to find that her head has been pasted on a nude model's body in an issue of "Playpen" in Season 3 -- just as she has landed a big role on a children's program.

1. to win a game show
   needs more friends
2. to find a new boyfriend

In an attempt to get to know her neighbors so she can win a game show, Ann throws a party for her neighbors in the episode "No Man is a Manhattan." The party goes wrong when her purse gets stolen, leaving her and Don to find out whodunit.

1. bowling ball
   bear trap
2. tiny car

"That Girl" wasn't afraid to use physical comedy to win laughs. In addition to getting her finger stuck in the kitchen faucet, Ann once got her toe stuck in a bowling ball -- and spent other episodes trapped in a shower and in a fold-up bed.

1. Newsweek
   Newsview
2. NY News

Donald is a writer for Newsview magazine. He initially meets Ann when she takes a job at a newsstand in the lobby of his office building.

1. children's book editor
   TV host
2. painter

In the 1973 special "That Girl in Wonderland," Ann Marie was a children's book host who imagined she was part of classic books, from "Sleeping Beauty" to "The Wizard of Oz."

1. Ruth
   her mother
2. Donald

Ann has just settled into her new apartment in Manhattan when her mother Helen shows up at the door. Helen has had a fight with Ann's father and wants to stay with her until things cool off.

1. a sofa
   a car
2. a desk

In the first episode of "That Girl," Ann and Donald battle over who gets to buy a rolltop desk. Ann eventually allows Donald to buy the desk after he "saves her life" when she is filming a TV commercial.

1. shoes
   vacuum cleaners
2. encyclopedias

Ann takes a job as a traveling saleswoman to free up time for her acting career, but finds herself struggling to make a sale when she realizes the shoes she's selling are made of cardboard.

1. dancing chicken
   dancing mop
2. showgirl

Ann is excited that her agent Harvey Peck has managed to find a role for her -- until she learns that she will be playing a dancing mop on a children's TV show.

1. Stella
   Rebecca
2. Sheila

When Ann gets a role as the villainous Sheila on a soap opera, Don's mother thinks Ann will be just as evil as her character and decides to hate her son's girlfriend before she even meets her.

1. Carol Burnett
   Lucille Ball
2. Ethel Merman

In "Pass the Potatoes Ethel Merman," Ann is thrilled to land a role in an Ethel Merman play, and even more thrilled when the star agrees to come to dinner with her. Merman would appear once more in Season 2, when she had tongues wagging that she was taking part in an affair with Ann's father.

1. Judy
   Julie
2. Jenny

Ann's neighbor Judy Bessemer allows Ann to use her phone, which stretches all the way across Ann's apartment. Judy has a husband named Leon, who's an obstetrician, and a son named Stanley, who Ann sometimes babysits.

1. Harvey
   Noel
2. Donald

Much to Donald's annoyance, Ann is pursued by a California photographer named Noel Prince throughout several episodes of Season 2, culminating in a surprise proposal that Ann turns down.

1. Grand Central Station
   Central Park
2. Rockefeller Center

In the Season 3 episode "A Muggy Day in Central Park," Ann is mugged in the famous Manhattan park. While investigating the crime, Don dresses in drag to try to attract the mugger -- and runs into Ann's father.

1. cook
   shop
2. paint

While undergoing hypnosis at the dentist, Ann is hypnotized to shop til she drops -- just as she's trying her best to finally stick to a budget.

1. bathtub
   refrigerator
2. kitchen sink

On the Season 4 episode "Opening Night," Ann spends a frustrating night with her finger stuck in the kitchen faucet when she is supposed to be performing in a Broadway show.

1. her horoscope
   newspaper column
2. grocery list

When Ann decides to invest in the stock market, she uses a stock broker's discarded grocery list to decide what to buy in the Season 4 episode "Stocks and the Single Girl."

1. gun
   dog
2. shish kabob

In the Season 4 episode "Gone-A-Courtin," Ann takes a role as a lawyer's assistant to help impress a producer, who is embroiled in a shish kabob-related lawsuit.

1. Don
   her father
2. the governor

In the Season 5 episode "That Cake," Ann loses her engagement ring just as she is baking a cake that she will deliver to the governor of New York.

1. Ann
   Lew
2. Don

Don's stag party goes slightly awry in Season 5 when Ann's father Lew jumps out of a cake dressed in a provocative outfit.

1. wedding chapel
   elevator
2. airport

In the series finale "The Elevated Woman," Ann and Don spend the episode trapped in an elevator reminiscing about all the good times they've had over the years. By the end of the series, Marlo Thomas was an executive producer on the show and made it a point that Ann and Don should not get married on the show. Instead, she wanted viewers to know that women could have a happy ending that didn't necessarily include a husband.

1. "Funny Man"
   "On the Town"
2. "From Vegas with Love"

Ann is thrilled to land a two-week gig on "Funny Man." She brings Don along to Nevada to see the sites and help her settle in.

1. Maryanne
   Elizabeth
2. Joanne

In a practical joke by Marty aimed at stealing Ann away, Don is tricked into thinking he married Ann's co-star Joanne Ferrer, played by Hope Holiday.

1. Fizz
   Pop
2. Zip

Ann lands a commercial for Pop soda in Season 3. Marlo Thomas' real-life sister Terre Thomas played the singer Rose Cassanetti in the commercial, while her brother Tony Thomas played Rose's agent.