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All in the Family (1971)
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Norman Lear — Writer
Episodes 10
Meet the Bunkers
It'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.
Read MoreWriting the President
Mike 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.
Read MoreArchie Gives Blood
Archie refuses to donate blood because he's afraid that his vital fluids might get mixed in with those of a different race.
Read MoreJudging Books by Covers
Archie scorns one of Mike's effeminate friends, unaware that one of his own beer-drinking buddies is a well-adjusted gay man.
Read MoreArchie Is Worried About His Job
No one in the family gets any sleep when Archie spends the night worring that he might lose his job.
Read MoreGloria Discovers Women's Lib
Gloria leaves the house in a rage after Mike refuses to recognize her as an equal partner in their marriage.
Read MoreThe Saga of Cousin Oscar
Archie is incensed when his sponging cousin Oscar has the nerve to drop dead in the upstairs bedroom.
Read MoreGloria Poses in the Nude
Mike has second thoughts after he agrees to let Gloria pose as a nude model for one of his artist friends.
Read MoreMike Comes Into Money
Mike sparks the latest family feud when he donates two hundred dollars to George McGovern's presidential campaign instead of paying Archie for room and board.
Read MoreWe're Having a Heat Wave
Henry Jeffersons joins Archie in trying to prevent a Hispanic from moving into the neighborhood.
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