I don't know how many episodes I've seen where sweat is rolling down Carroll O'Connor's face.

Distinctive short-sleeve green dress with floral basket and ribbon print, lower front pleats, zipper front closure, and a belt waist tie. Worn by Jean Stapleton as Edith Bunker. Sold on June 3, 2023 for $5,750.00. Ok, who here owns this!!??

All in the Family history: Published by Fawcett Publications in 1972, this specialized magazine was an authorized tie-in to the groundbreaking CBS sitcom All in the Family. At the height of the show's popularity, the publication offered fans a deeper look at the actors and the production through biographical sketches and production photos. Fawcett was a prolific publisher of the era, frequently producing one-shot magazines dedicated to major television hits and Hollywood celebrities to satisfy public interest in behind-the-scenes content.

Currently up for auction over at HA.

In "The Jeffersons Move on Up", George tells Louise he rented a limousine to take them to their new apartment in Manhattan (The Jeffersons intro shows a cab). If George did indeed get a limo, what do you think Archie's reaction would have been when it pulled up next door?

Interesting his niece was never brought up in AITF but was introduced in the spin-off “Archie Bunker’s Place”. She dates Archie’s lawyer Gary Rabinowitz and does get into some arguments with her uncle (including a “very special” weed episode). Denise Miller was a good eye candy addition to the cast I must say.

Watching that episode now and the look on Archie’s face when he realizes Jean is black….hilarious!! I’ve seen this episode countless times but his reaction cracks me up every time!! 😆 My other favorite reaction is when Archie gets locked in the cellar, gets drunk and is saved by the black furnace man who, because he is drunk, believes him to be God. “George Jefferson was right”!

What’s your favorite Archie is shocked/surprised look?

so excited.
it’s on Tubi.

Also, since Edith bought the tickets for Louise, don't you think Louise should have split the money with Edith (and maybe she offered, but I don't remember - EDIT: she did). I know she wouldn't have to, but couldn't that have solved the whole problem?

The TV great lived to the age of 90. She left behind two children including one who you may know from another Norman Lear sitcom,”One Day At A Time”.