TV icon Mary Tyler Moore passed away last Wednesday in Connecticut at 80 years old, and the world is heartbroken.

Diagnosed with diabetes at the age of 33, she lived a long life and triumphed over many challenges.

If you want more Mary beyond The Dick Van Dyke Show reruns that are like unicorns on the cable channels, the Paley Center will pay tribute to the star with free screenings. 

Which means more reruns, but also more original roles.

Johnny Staccato and her namesake series was on the silver screen January 28th and 29th, and also February 4th and 5th in the Paley Center in New York City.

We hope that these viewings can help ease the pain of losing our "Princess of Sitcoms." Entry is free for those who wish to attend at the The Paley Center for Media in New York at 25th West 52nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues), NYC.

Check out the schedule of screenings below, as reported and summarized by TimeOut NY:

JOHNNY STACCATO: “THE MASK OF JASON” (1960) 12:30pm

Mary Tyler Moore guest stars on John Cassavetes’ detective series as a beauty contestant being stalked by a disfigured man. (29 minutes)

THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW: “PINK PILLS AND PURPLE PARENTS” (1964) 1pm

In this flashback episode (we know, flashback episodes can sometimes be a drag), Rob recalls when Laura took too many relaxation pills before meeting his parents for the first time. (23 minutes)

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THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW: “COAST-TO-COAST BIG MOUTH” (1966) 1:24pm

In an episode once named by TV Guide as one of the top five greatest television episodes of all time, Laura accidentally reveals on national television that Alan Brady (Carl Reiner) is bald. (26 minutes)

DICK VAN DYKE AND THE OTHER WOMAN (1969) 1:51 pm

Mary Tyler Moore joins her former TV husband in an hour of comedy and music. Mary’s own series debuted the following year due to her participation in this performance. (52 minutes)

THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW: “PUT ON A HAPPY FACE” (1973) 2:44pm 

Mary is nominated for a Teddy Award, but she is soon experiencing a string of bad luck. (26 minutes)

THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW: “TWO WRONGS DON'T MAKE A WRITER” (1974) 3:11pm

Mary takes a creative writing class and regrets it when Ted decided to join her. (25 minutes)

THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW: “CHUCKLES BITES THE DUST” (1975) 3:37pm

Named by TV Guide as the greatest TV episode of all time, circus parade grand marshal Chuckles the Clown (dressed as a peanut) is killed by a rogue elephant. Everyone at WJM finds the humor in this tragedy except for Mary. (26 minutes)

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MARY TYLER MOORE'S HOW TO SURVIVE THE '70S AND MAYBE EVEN BUMP INTO HAPPINESS (1978) 4:04pm (New Yorker's only!)

Mary is joined by Harvey Korman, John Ritter, Dick Van Dyke, Bill Bixby, and Christopher Guest in this musical/comedy salute to the 1970s self-help book craze. (51 minutes)

THE MARY TYLER MOORE HOUR: SERIES PREMIERE (1979) 4:56pm

In the premiere of this sitcom centered on the star of a TV variety show, Mary convinces Lucille Ball to fill the slot of guest starring. (49 minutes)