All in the Family

Relive All in the Family’s hilarious “Archie’s Grand Opening” episode. Discover how Archie Bunker’s big business dream turns into a night of surprises, laughs, and […]

Learn how All in the Family made history on February 9, 1971 with “Judging Books by Covers”—featuring Archie’s friend Steve, TV’s first openly gay sitcom […]

Discover why ER’s iconic Season 6 episode “All in the Family” remains one of the most unforgettable TV moments—featuring shocking stabbings, emotional trauma, and a devastating […]

Sally Struthers opens up about being sidelined on All in the Family, facing fat-shaming from Betty White, and her tough relationship with Norman Lear. Sally […]

Discover why Carroll O’Connor called Archie Bunker his most fulfilling role — but preferred playing Chief Gillespie on In the Heat of the Night. A […]

All in the Family was famous for blending humor with hard-hitting social issues, and no episode demonstrates this better than “Edith’s 50th Birthday.” Airing in […]

All in the Family was never afraid to confront controversial topics head-on, and “Cousin Liz” is a shining example of the show’s boldness and brilliance. […]

All in the Family is known for blending sharp humor with meaningful messages, and “Archie’s Dog Day Afternoon” is a perfect example of that balance. […]

All in the Family is celebrated for its fearless exploration of social issues, humor, and the complexities of human relationships. The episode “Stretch Cunningham, Goodbye” […]

Few props in television history are as iconic as Archie Bunker’s worn-out armchair — and the All in the Family episode “Archie’s Chair” turned that […]