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Please watch this episode of The Mary Tyler Moore Show called Chuckles Bites The Dust: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2p8w1m7Febk , directed by Joan Darling and called "the greatest episode of television of all-time".

When Joan Darling began her television career in the early 1970s, the directors yelling “action!” and “cut!” on her sets were invariably male. Her success behind the camera helped change that trend. In 1975 the Boston native made her directorial debut with the hit series Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman, a satirical soap opera that explored consumerism and the desperation of American housewives. That year Darling directed the Mary Tyler Moore Show episode “Chuckles Bites the Dust,” artfully blending death and comedy in what TV Guide called the greatest 30 minutes in television. Darling’s credits include a 1976 classic M*A*S*H episode titled “The Nurses,” and episodes of Phyllis, Rhoda, Taxi, Magnum P.I., and Doogie Howser, M.D., among other television shows and feature films. Her efforts earned four Emmy nods for outstanding direction, making her the first woman nominated for the award. In 1985, Darling won an Emmy and a Directors Guild of America Award for “ABC Afterschool Specials,” a series of educational programs.