Carroll O'Connor
Archie Bunker
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- 1. Meet the Bunkers Jan 12, 1971
- The Bunkers celebrate their wedding anniversary.
- 2. Writing the President Jan 19, 1971
- Archie learns Mike wrote to President Nixon.
- 3. Oh, My Aching Back Jan 26, 1971
- Archie tries to sue for whiplash after he is in a minor auto accident.
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Apr 17, 2024 · All in the Family was the genesis of 7 spinoffs, shedding light on minor characters in the iconic sitcom's universe. Shows like The Jeffersons and Good Times continued the legacy of cultural relevance in the 1970s. Despite varying success, the spinoffs of All in the Family extended the impact of the groundbreaking sitcom era.
Apr 14, 2024 · All in the Family spinoff. While searching our database we found 1 possible solution for the: All in the Family spinoff crossword clue. This crossword clue was last seen on April 14 2024 LA Times Crossword puzzle. The solution we have for All in the Family spinoff has a total of 5 letters.
- Maude (1972–1978 — 141 episodes plus pilot on All In The Family) In the season two episode Cousin Maude’s Visit, Edith’s liberal cousin Maude Findlay (Beatrice Arthur) comes to help out when the Bunkers are sick with the flu.
- Good Times (1974–1979 — 133 episodes) Stage actress Esther Rolle shows up in the third episode of Maude as Florida, an African–American housecleaner who has little patience for Maude’s political correctness.
- The Jeffersons (1975–1984 — 253 episodes plus pilot on All In The Family) Unlike Arthur and Rolle, who were spun-off quickly, the Jeffersons were on All In The Family for five seasons before they got their own show.
- Archie Bunker’s Place (1979–1983 — 97 episodes) After eight seasons, Lear thought All In The Family had run its course, but O’Connor didn’t agree. Lear agreed to let O’Connor continue the series without him, but under one condition: he couldn’t call it All In The Family.
- “Maude” (1972-78) The title character, played by Bea Arthur, was a tall, ultra-liberal feminist who drove Archie crazy; she was introduced in as Edith’s cousin in two “All in the Family” episodes in the 1971-72 season.
- “Good Times” (1974-79) It was a spinoff of a spinoff, centering on Maude’s maid Florida (Esther Rolle) and her family. Lear said “Good Times” (created by Mike Evans and Eric Monte) was the “first full Black family on television,” meaning two parents and more than one kid.
- “The Jeffersons” (1975-85) The sitcom was about the black family who had lived next door to the Bunkers, but “Good Times” was partly responsible. In his autobiography, Lear wrote that three members of the Black Panther Party came to his office at CBS, complaining about “Good Times”: “Every time you see a Black man on the tube, he is dirt poor, wears shit clothes, can’t afford nothing.
- “Archie Bunker’s Place” (1979-1983) This show debuted after the wrap of “All in the Family.” Archie Bunker (Carroll O’Connor) and his new partner Murray (Martin Balsam) run a tavern in Queens.
Dec 21, 2020 · ‘All in the Family’ has 7 spinoffs. Since All in the Family was such a massive hit, Lear decided to expand his TV universe with several other successful shows that all spawned from All in...
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As of 2009, All in the Family has the most spin-offs for a US prime-time television series, directly spawning five other shows, three of which were very successful, as well as two of those spin-offs each having a spin-off of their own: The first spin-off was Maude, which debuted in September 1972.
Learn about the seven shows that followed All in the Family and belonged to its universe, from Maude to The Jeffersons. Find out the characters, the themes, and the connections of these Norman Lear sitcoms.
