All in the Family

For CBS, the early 1970s represented a time of tremendous change that would impact television as a whole. For starters, new network programming president Fred […]

One of the biggest tropes within episodic television — though it isn’t done as much now — is the so-called “bottle show.” Usually devised as […]

By the time the original One Day at a Time premiered on December 16, 1975, series producer Norman Lear already had All in the Family, […]

Insofar as series creator/producer Norman Lear was concerned, if an episode of All in the Family wasn’t pushed — if not tearing to little pieces […]

Over half a century ago, the concept for what would become All in the Family was put into development by ABC, the network has become […]

On Tuesday, January 12th, 1971, All in the Family premiered on televisions across America and it went on to become one of the most beloved […]

All in the Family was a show that was fairly controversial in the ’70s. They weren’t afraid to tackle any subject and fans began to […]

Rob Reiner looks back at his time on All in the Family. There was one episode in particular where he had to get emotional for […]

Isabel Sanford looks back at her time on All in the Family and remembers her dear friend Jean Stapleton. Jean played Edith Bunker and Isabel […]

Bearing the mantle of main character doesn’t always mean a person is supposed to be a moral paragon. They may not even be likeable. Today, […]