All in the Family

For nine seasons, Jean Stapleton’s Edith Bunker was the gentle, beating heart of All in the Family. Where Archie blustered, Edith listened. Where he barked, […]

When All in the Family first premiered on CBS in January 1971, nobody could have predicted that a grumpy, bigoted, working-class man from Queens would […]

In the unforgettable episode “Archie and the Kiss,” All in the Family tackles race, stereotypes, and social discomfort with humor and bold honesty. Discover how […]

In the touching episode “Edith Finds an Old Man,” All in the Family blends humor and heart as Edith takes in a lonely elderly man, […]

In the follow-up episode “We’re Still Having a Heat Wave,” All in the Family continues to turn up the temperature—both inside the Bunker home and […]

The All in the Family episode “We’re Having a Heat Wave” delivers classic laughs and sharp social commentary as the Bunkers face the sweltering heat […]

When All in the Family first aired in 1971, it didn’t feel like television. It felt like someone had hidden a camera inside an actual […]

For years, Archie Bunker stormed across American television screens with a cigar in hand and a grumble in his throat. He was rude, bigoted, loud […]

The “All in the Family” episode “Archie’s Brief Encounter” initially aired as a one-hour special, as it deals with some pretty heavy subject matter. Notably, […]

All in the Family built its legacy on bold storytelling — blending humor with real-world complexity — and few episodes capture that better than “Archie’s […]