"The Mary Tyler Moore Show" The Critic (TV Episode 1977) - Betty White as Sue Ann Nivens

Sue Ann Nivens : [Everyone's angry at Karl, for what his putting down everyone at WJM. Sue Ann walks in, holding a pie, ready to be thrown, in her hand] All right, professor

Karl Heller : [Sue Ann walks straight up to Karl] I have nothing to fear from you, either. You're sensible, rational people, and sensible rational people do not throw either pies, or punches, at someone's face for simply stating an honest opinion.

[Sue Ann gets ready to throw the pie, but, can't]

Karl Heller : Only a fool would vent his frustration in those ways

[Just then, the studio door bursts open. Ted starts to walk towards the front door, but, seeing Sue Ann, with the pie in her cocked hand, pushes it in to Karl's face]
Karl Heller : [Mel's just brought Mary over to introduce her to Professor Karl Heller, who's standing their with Sue Ann, who's obviously putting her moves on him] Tell me, Miss Richards, are all the women in Minneapolis as lovely as you?

Sue Ann Nivens : Ye-e-e-sssss!
Sue Ann Nivens : [the 6 O'Clock News has just ended - with Professor Karl Heller's diatribe against Minneapolis, and Sue Ann walks in, and starts to seriously speak] That is the cruelest man I have ever seen. I think I am in love!
Sue Ann Nivens : [Sue Ann's sitting on Mar's desk, talking about Professor Karl Heller] What a man, Mary - and what poise!

[Looks wistfully into space]

Sue Ann Nivens : Ohh, he really knows how to treat a woman.

[Turns to Mary]

Sue Ann Nivens : Not once did I have to yell; 'start.'

Betty White: Sue Ann Nivens