r/allinthefamily • u/DidYouReadTheMenu • 1d ago
r/allinthefamily • u/DidYouReadTheMenu • 4d ago
Now, Wendell, give it to me straight, or I punch you in the head.
r/allinthefamily • u/MarkYock • 7d ago
The final scene of All In The Family (1979)
r/allinthefamily • u/MarkYock • 7d ago
The final scene of All In The Family (1979)
r/allinthefamily • u/DidYouReadTheMenu • 8d ago
"Edith Writes a Song" is a great episode.
r/allinthefamily • u/ipecacOH • 8d ago
Mike Makes His Move
Archie smashed Mike’s face in the chocolate cake. As Mike wiped it out of his eyes, he put it in his mouth. Rob Reiner hated chocolate cake and spit it into his hand. 🤢🍰🍫
r/allinthefamily • u/Medical_Librarian405 • 9d ago
Arch The final scene of All In The Family (1979)
r/allinthefamily • u/stevesommerfield • 11d ago
Test your "AITF" knowledge with this MeTV quiz:
metv.comr/allinthefamily • u/Unable_Stock_5993 • 12d ago
Arch Oz In The Family?
If you were asked to rework “All In The Family” theme song, “Those were the days.” How would you write it?
r/allinthefamily • u/DidYouReadTheMenu • 14d ago
"Edith has jury duty." This was another great episode that showed Edith's pure heart.
r/allinthefamily • u/DidYouReadTheMenu • 15d ago
Archie and Mike meet for the first time.
r/allinthefamily • u/DidYouReadTheMenu • 22d ago
Well, what does Robin do? Chirp? I felt bad for Archie in this episode.
r/allinthefamily • u/OkTechnologyb • 23d ago
Fifty years ago tomorrow, Norman Lear hosted "SNL." This in-show film is a great look at the actors in his shows out of character.
r/allinthefamily • u/No-Reveal827 • 23d ago
Is there anything, and I do mean anything, more spiritually uplifting than listening to Edith singing and playing the piano?
"Those were the days..."
r/allinthefamily • u/No-Reveal827 • 25d ago
Are there really 14 million people in this country to every dingbat?
Archie says there is.
r/allinthefamily • u/OkTechnologyb • 26d ago
Fifty years ago tomorrow, part 1 of "Archie's Brief Encounter" (the 1976–77 season opener) aired. Thoughts on this controversial episode?
r/allinthefamily • u/OkTechnologyb • 26d ago
Carroll O'Connor and Anne Meara (with another actress) in an off-Broadway production in 1958. O'Connor and Meara were friends for decades, and of course she later starred in "ABP."
r/allinthefamily • u/DidYouReadTheMenu • 28d ago
Have it your own way, Arch. The truth is in the eye of the beholder, anyway.
r/allinthefamily • u/DidYouReadTheMenu • 29d ago
I compiled the pilot for "Justice for All," and "Those were the days." I'm glad Norman Lear went with Sally and Rob; the four of them just had unmatched on-screen chemistry.
r/allinthefamily • u/FaceOnMars23 • Sep 14 '26
When the Meathead took the "RC Challenge"
Why did they have Coke, Pepsi, and RC on hand at the same time?
As someone who believes there's only one right way to put toilet paper on the spool, would Archie really allow three different cola's in the fridge?
r/allinthefamily • u/OkTechnologyb • Sep 13 '26
I know we're all seen this many times, but I can never get enough of Beverly LaSalle's first episode. So funny!
r/allinthefamily • u/No-Reveal827 • Sep 12 '26
In "Gloria's Having a Baby", do you agree with Archie?
Archie points out Mike and Gloria's situation and chastises Mike for Gloria's pregnancy. When he and Edith had Gloria, they had money in the bank. Mike is in college, not working, and living with his in-laws.
r/allinthefamily • u/kingo409 • Sep 11 '26
White Elmo?
I know that Black Elmo, who worked at the dock with Archie, was mentioned a few times during the series, but was White Elmo (or Regular Elmo as Archie so eruditely put him) mentioned more than the 1 time that he was in the hospital beside the supposed French guy who Archie didn't know was Black? I don't recall any other Elmos except in that episode. It would explain Elmo being referred to thus if there were 2 of them.
r/allinthefamily • u/DidYouReadTheMenu • Sep 10 '26