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Carroll O'Connor's portrayal of Archie Bunker remains one of the most iconic and provocative characters in American television history. For 12 years, Archie dominated the small screen, delivering his reactionary rants, engaging in fiery…

"All in the Family," an iconic sitcom that first aired on January 12, 1971, wasn't just a show; it was a revolutionary force in television history. Bold and controversial, it tackled issues previously untouched on TV, from racism to…

Fifty years ago, on September 29, 1968, Norman Lear and a small team shot a pilot for a TV sitcom about a Queens dockworker named Archie, his wife, affectionately called “Dingbat,” and his son-in-law, dubbed “Meathead.” The show,…

Broadway's marquee lights will dim for one minute at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, June 5, in tribute to the incomparable Jean Stapleton. The iconic work of "All in the Family" has been on my mind since Stapleton's passing at 90 last Friday.…

In 1971, Fred Ferretti posed a provocative question in The New York Times about a new CBS sitcom called "All in the Family": "Are racism and bigotry funny?" His answer was a resounding no, citing a lack of taste. Yet, the American…

The story of Archie Bunker and his working-class family in Queens burst onto American televisions with the same loudness and rudeness as the groundbreaking "terlet" flush in the first episode. Archie Bunker embodied the dramatic shift…

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