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Like the Good Book says, "Let him who is without sin... be the rollin' stone."
Archie Bunker, a working class bigot, constantly squabbles with his family over the important issues of the day.
Meet the BunkersJan 12, 1971 · 25m · ★ 6.4It's Edith and Archie Bunker's wedding anniversary. Edith manages to drag Archie to church. Daughter Gloria and her husband Mike try to whip up a party atmosphere for the parents.
Writing the PresidentJan 19, 1971 · 25m · ★ 7.8Mike writes a letter to President Nixon, protesting everything that's wrong with America, including the state of the environment and the nation's involvement in Vietnam. Archie finds out, and to refute his son-in-law's claims he decides he too will write a letter praising the nation's chief and attempting to explain the Meathead as an ignorant. While penning the letter, Archie pictures the family all standing behind him, dressed in his Sunday best, all supporting his positions.
Oh, My Aching Back (aka Archie's Aching Back)Jan 26, 1971 · 25m · ★ 8.3Archie is convinced he'll collect a large settlement from a petty traffic accident if a Jewish lawyer handles the case.
The stylistic minimalism of the Bunkers' sparsely furnished set is on full display in this early episode. According to director John Rich, who grew up not far from Archie's neighbood, the Spartan look of the Bunkers' living room deco was achieved as a result of painstaking efforts. The director remembers personally supervising the cracking of windows and repainting of walls to give the place a run-down, lived-in look. "I told the set designers to take all the color out of it," remembers Rich. "Norman and I wanted to do the show in black and white, but CBS nearly went into a coma. So we decided to do the next best thing and shoot the entire show in muted sepia tones."
Archie Gives BloodFeb 2, 1971 · 25m · ★ 8.0Archie refuses to donate blood because he's afraid that his vital fluids might get mixed in with those of a different race.
Judging Books by CoversFeb 9, 1971 · 25m · ★ 5.0Archie scorns one of Mike's effeminate friends, unaware that one of his own beer-drinking buddies is a well-adjusted gay man.
Gloria's Pregnancy (aka Gloria Has a Belly Full)Feb 16, 1971 · 25m · ★ 8.0Archie's dream of becoming a grandfather is dashed when Gloria suffers a sudden miscarriage.
Archie Bunker, a working class bigot, constantly squabbles with his family over the important issues of the day.
Carroll O'ConnorArchie Bunker
Jean StapletonEdith Bunker
Sally StruthersGloria Stivic
Rob ReinerMichael Stivic
Mike EvansLionel Jefferson
Danielle Brisebois
Isabel SanfordMrs. Jefferson
Betty GarrettIrene Lorenzo
Danny DaytonHank Pivnik
Jason WingreenHarry Snowden
Sherman HemsleyGeorge
Bob HastingsTommy Kelsey
Vincent GardeniaFrank Lorenzo
Mel StewartGeorge Jefferson
Billy HalopMr. Munson
Allan MelvinBarney Heffner
Burt MustinHarry Feeney
Sorrell BookeMr. Bennett
Peggy ReaBertha
Liz TorresTeresa Betancourt
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This was a pretty funny show. I'm speaking about all of the seasons together. It's about a taxi driver named Archie Bunker (played by Carrol O'Conner), and his family, played by Stapleton, Struthers, and Reiner. "Archie Bunker" is now considered another word for "bigot", so that tells you where the comedy comes in. The jokes revolve around Archie being a fool and pawn and butt of the jokes, but in a good natured way. His wife, Edith, also called "Dingbat", delivers some of the funniest lines with innocent aplomb. The funniest line of the entire show, for example, occurs when Archie tells here how members of his bowling team got their nicknames. A six foot six guy is called "Shorty", a bald guy is called "Hairy", a skinny guy is called "Fatty", so Edith says, "I know the perfect name for you, Archie...Handsome!" Archie has one daughter, Gloria, who is married to "Meathead". There's a bit of depth to the show as "Meathead" who is the ultimate liberal to Archie's ultimate conservative, often gets called out for his own bit of "condescending" racism. I was around when the show began, but never delved into it like most other people. Still, it was mildly funny to me, and it still is mildly funny.
Season 11971 · 13 episodes
Season 21971 · 24 episodes
Season 31972 · 24 episodes
Season 41973 · 24 episodes
Season 51974 · 25 episodes
Season 61975 · 24 episodes
Season 71976 · 25 episodes
Season 81977 · 24 episodes
Season 91978 · 27 episodes
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