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Inspired by Britain's “Till Death Do Us Part,” writer and producer Norman Lear created “All in the Family” in 1971, which ran for nine seasons on CBS. Like its British inspiration, the show was about the generation gap between a reactionary patriarch and his more liberal offspring.Mar 21, 2018
What was the purpose of All in the Family?
All in the Family was not only one of the most successful sitcoms in history, it was also one of the most important and influential series ever to air, for it ushered in a new era in American television characterized by programs that did not shy away from addressing controversial or socially relevant subject matters.
What was All in the Family based on?
Till Death Us Do Part All in the Family became one of the most successful sitcoms of its time. The show was based on the popular British comedy Till Death Us Do Part (1965–75) and was adapted for an American audience by producers Norman Lear and Alan (“Bud”) Yorkin.
Why did they cancel All in the Family?
ABC cancelled it after one episode, worried about a show with a foul-mouthed, bigoted character as the lead. CBS, which was trying to veer away from rural shows like Mayberry R.F.D., The Beverly Hillbillies, Petticoat Junction and Green Acres, bought the rights to the urban comedy and renamed it All in the Family.
Why did Jean Stapleton leave All in the Family?
Fearing being typecast in "submissive" roles, Jean Stapleton had wished to leave her role as a regular character, although she was open to guest appearances (in interviews, Stapleton has stated the role of Edith had reached its potential).
Did the cast of All in the Family get along?
How did the cast get along? We got along as beautifully as anyone could have ever hoped. There wasn't any competition between us. We all revered one another because it was the perfect casting.
What is Archie Bunker’s real name?
Archibald "Archie" Bunker is a fictional character from the 1970s American television sitcom All in the Family and its spin-off Archie Bunker's Place, played by Carroll O'Connor.
Did Mike and Gloria get divorced?
At the beginning of the series (September 1982), it has been 63 days since Michael walked out on Gloria; he calls to invite her to the commune, but things deteriorate quickly when he claims Gloria is incapable holding a job or of supporting herself and Joey. By the end of the series (spring 1983), the divorce is final.
What was Edith Bunker’s illness?
Archie shudders to think what life without Edith would be like after he learns of her suffering from phlebitis while trying to cook a St, Patrick's day dinner for the bar in the series finale AITF episode "Too Good Edith" in Season 9 (#24).
How old is Edith Bunker?
Edith Bunker was a native of New York City. She was born in October 1927 and died in her sleep of a stroke in September 1980, at age 52.
