The setting was "Mel's Diner," a truck stop diner situated in Phoenix, Arizona. Here viewers watched the comical antics of Mel, the diner's owner and cook, and his waitresses, Alice, …

The popular TV series ran from 1976 to 1985 and made Vic, who played the part of crusty Mel's Diner owner, as well as his zany waitresses, household names. He won Golden Globe awards …

Mel's a native of Brooklyn. In season 4, his mother, Carrie, shows up, and then by season 9, she's a regular feature. She and Mel fight a lot and is often a cook at the diner, helping brings in …

Ep. 3 "The Secrets Of Mel's Diner" - The diner may have hidden treasure. (First airdate: October 20, 1982) Ep. 4 "Alice At The Palace (Part I)" - Mel becomes producer of Alice's production of …

When presented with the "grits" phrase, Polly was initially skeptical and complained that it sounded odd. But, she goes on, "I did it and it turned out to be very funny. Then, of course, …

However, instead of playing the part of Flo, Diane was cast as Isabel, a former waitress who had supposedly worked at Mel's Diner in the past. Belle, as she was nicknamed, was "less rural …

Florence Jean Castleberry leaves Mel's Diner and Phoenix, thinking she is going to become a restaurant hostess in Houston. Along the way, Flo stops in her hometown of Cowtown, Texas. …

The Diner in this movie is called "Mel and Ruby's Diner." In stark contrast to the series, however, the movie takes on an earthy tone, with frequent cursing, disrespect among characters, and …

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Vic Tayback (Mel) Beth Howland (Vera) Philip McKeon (Tommy) Polly Holliday (Flo) Diane Ladd (Belle) Celia Weston (Jolene) Marvin Kaplan (Henry) Martha Raye (Carrie) Spin-Offs . FLO ; …