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1. Cast

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     Carroll O'Connor

     Archie Bunker
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     Jean Stapleton

     Edith Bunker
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     Rob Reiner

     Mike Stivic
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     Sally Struthers

     Gloria Bunker Stivic
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     Sally Struthers

     Gloria Bunker-Stivic
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     Betty Garrett

     Irene Lorenzo

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     1. Meet the Bunkers Jan 12, 1971
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     • The Bunkers celebrate their wedding anniversary.
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     2. Writing the President Jan 19, 1971
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     • Archie learns Mike wrote to President Nixon.
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     3. Oh, My Aching Back Jan 26, 1971
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     • Archie tries to sue for whiplash after he is in a minor auto accident.

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2. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › article_historyHistory for Characters/AllInTheFamily - TV Tropes

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   May 30, 2024 · family. * OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Lionel is usually able to ignore or laugh off Archie's bigotry and ignorance. But in one episode, he starts dating Archie's white niece, and the older man starts talking about how much he disapproves of mixed-race relationships.

3. faroutmagazine.co.uk › how-all-in-the-familyHow ‘All in the Family’ transformed American television

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   Jun 7, 2024 · Not only one of the most-watched and awards-laden shows of its era, All in the Family was a genuine revolutionary. Carroll O’Connor’s Archie Bunker evolved into an icon of the sitcom, but at his heart, he was a bigot who couldn’t wrap his head around the idea of embracing change.

4. living.alot.com › entertainment › 30-behind-the30 Things That Went On Behind the Scenes Of 'All in the Family'

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   4 days ago · All in the Family wasn’t afraid of being experimental. They addressed sensitive issues, tackled disputable discussions, and produced innovative characters. So, it was no surprise when they became the first U.S. TV series to film in front of a live studio audience!

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5. www.msn.com › en-us › tvAll In The Family: 39 Facts That Only True Fans Would Know - MSN

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   Jun 18, 2024 · All In The Family: 39 Facts That Only True Fans Would Know. Whether you loved it or hated it, All in the Family certainly left its mark on television. One of the most influential...

6. www.cinemablend.com › television › most-ridiculous32 Of The Most Ridiculous Soap Opera Tropes | Cinemablend

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   1 day ago · Television. 32 Of The Most Ridiculous Soap Opera Tropes. Features. By Laura Hurley. published 26 June 2024. There's no shortage. (Image credit: ABC) Soap operas offer what few other TV shows ...

7. collider.com › all-in-the-family-feud-archie-bunkerThe ‘All in the Family’ Feud That Almost Killed off a Major ...

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   Jun 17, 2024 · An on-set feud on All in the Family almost resulted in killing off one of its main characters, Archie Bunker.

8. People also ask

   Was all in the family a good show?

   • Whether you loved it or hated it, All in the Family certainly left its mark on television. One of the most influential shows of all time, it pushed limits and knocked down barriers, paving the way for other shows to take root.

   All In The Family: 39 Facts That Only True Fans Would Know

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   What is all in the family all about?

   • The network had an inkling of what it was getting itself in for, with the first episode prefaced by a disclaimer from CBS that explained how All in the Family “seeks to throw a humorous spotlight on our frailties, prejudices, and concerns. By making them a source of laughter we hope to show – in a mature fashion – just how absurd they are.”

   How ‘All in the Family’ transformed American television

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   Was all in the family a revolutionary show?

   • Not only one of the most-watched and awards-laden shows of its era, All in the Family was a genuine revolutionary. Carroll O’Connor’s Archie Bunker evolved into an icon of the sitcom, but at his heart, he was a bigot who couldn’t wrap his head around the idea of embracing change.

   How ‘All in the Family’ transformed American television

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   Why was all in the family so popular?

   • All in the Family was the first sitcom to experiment with a live studio audience—and they were successful. This hit TV series quickly became one of the most-watched sitcoms of the ‘70s. Whether viewers were at home or in the studio audience, they were entertained.

   30 Things That Went On Behind the Scenes Of 'All in the Family'

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   Was all in the family based on a true story?

   • Lear thought that the show was similar to his own family and decided to make an American version of the show. That also meant putting a uniquely American twist on it. Carroll O'Connor and singer Sammy Davis Jr. were close friends in real life, so rest assured, there was good chemistry when Davis Jr. appeared on All in the Family.

   All In The Family: 39 Facts That Only True Fans Would Know

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   Did all in the family have more episodes?

   • The British series ran from 1965 to 1975 but there were only 54 episodes that actually aired, so while it ran longer, All in the Family had more episodes. Before airing the third and final pilot episode, producers placed a disclaimer at the beginning of the sitcom’s introduction that read, “The program you are about to see is All in the Family.

   30 Things That Went On Behind the Scenes Of 'All in the Family'

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9. screenrant.com › tv-tropes-past-decades-not-aged-well10 TV Tropes From Past Decades That Haven't Aged Well

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   Jun 17, 2024 · However, while many were timeless, some TV tropes became so painfully out-of-date. Even the best TV shows of all time were guilty at one point or another of using poorly aged tropes. Unfortunately, some tropes completely ruined a TV show, and audiences quickly grew tired of them. As society changed, so did the world of TV, for the most part.