All in the Family

The American sitcom has been around almost as long as television itself, and while there have been literally hundreds of entries within the genre, there […]

In his 2014 memoir, Even This I Get To Experience, producer Norman Lear wrote the following about his then-43-year-old landmark television comedy, All in the […]

Not to say it can’t or won’t happen again, but given the current complexity of the television industry, it’s hard to imagine a sitcom completely […]

Legend has it the first two attempts at the “All in the Family” pilot, titled “Justice for All” and “Those Were the Days,” didn’t work […]

Movies and television have often had a push-pull relationship. When brands and intellectual properties became king near the start of the 21st century, TV became […]

Norman Lear made a big impact on the entertainment industry, and the shock wave he sent through television can still be felt today. Two of […]

Asking for help isn’t the sign of weakness that everyone makes it out to be. For lots of people, success is only worth something if […]

Like any good piece of television history, you can find Archie and Edith’s chairs propped up in the Smithsonian for generations and generations of All […]

Norman Lear created some of the most iconic and controversial television series to ever air on our screens. With six hit shows included on his […]

Jean Stapleton was best known for playing the role of Edith Bunker, the wife of Archie Bunker, in All in the Family (1971). Playing Archie’s […]