Molly Goldberg (character)

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Molly Goldberg is the warm, matriarchal Jewish housewife at the center of Gertrude Berg’s pioneering radio and television series "The Goldbergs," known for her Yiddish-inflected English and neighborly wisdom.

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instanceOf fictional character
radio character
television character
appearsIn The Goldbergs (TV series) NERFINISHED
The Goldbergs (radio series) NERFINISHED
catchphrase Yoo-hoo, Mrs. Bloom!
child Rosalie Goldberg NERFINISHED
Sammy Goldberg NERFINISHED
creator Gertrude Berg NERFINISHED
culturalRole representation of Jewish-American family life
ethnicity Jewish
firstAppearance The Goldbergs radio premiere in 1929
gender female
genre situation comedy
languageStyle Yiddish-inflected English
medium radio
television
nationality American
notableCharacteristic frequent use of malapropisms and mixed Yiddish-English expressions
notableFor being one of the earliest central female characters in American situation comedy
depicting everyday life of an immigrant Jewish family on U.S. radio and TV
occupation housewife
personalityTrait neighborly
warm
wise
portrayedBy Gertrude Berg NERFINISHED
residence Bronx, New York City NERFINISHED
role family matriarch
setting Jewish-American neighborhood in New York City
spouse Jake Goldberg NERFINISHED

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Gertrude Berg notableWork Molly Goldberg (character)