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TV Series

Series Name:    All In The Family Format: TV Series IMDB: IMDB Page Years: 1971 - 1979 Country:   USA Language: English Genre: Sitcom Rating: 5.7  Rate Collection:   Seen It     Wishlist  Community:  16 Have Seen » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

Selected Cast	Carroll O'Connor as Archie Bunker
	Jean Stapleton as Edith Bunker
	Rob Reiner as Michael Stivic
	Sally Struthers as Gloria Stivic
	Danielle Brisebois as Stephanie Mills
	Sherman Hemsley as George Jefferson
	Isabel Sanford as Louise Jefferson
	Mike Evans as Lionel Jefferson
	Mel Stewart as Henry Jefferson
	Betty Garrett as Irene Lorenzo
	Vincent Gardenia as Frank Lorenzo
	Allan Melvin as Barney Hefner
	James Cromwell as Stretch Cunningham
	Bob Hastings as Kelcy

Notes

Preceded by an un-broadcast pilot titled : "And Justice for All", with O'Connor's character named Archie Justice. Launched major TV franchises that included Maude, The Jeffersons, Gloria, Checking in, and 704 Hauser (that last being a short-lived sequel produced in the 1990s).

After ending in 1979, All in the Family was replaced by Archie Bunker's Place, a continuation that focused on Archie operating a pub that ran until 1983.

On DVD & Blu-ray World

DVD

All In The Family: The Complete First Season - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - USA (2005)

DVD

All In The Family: The Complete Second Season - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - USA (2009)

DVD

All In The Family: The Complete Third Season - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - USA (2008)

DVD

All In The Family: The Complete Fourth Season - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - USA (2008)

DVD

All In The Family: The Complete Fifth Season - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - USA (2009)

DVD Box Set

All In The Family: The Complete Second Season - Columbia TriStar - USA (2003)

DVD

All In The Family: The Complete Sixth Season - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - USA (2008)

DVD Box Set

All In The Family: The Complete Sixth Season - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - USA (2007)

DVD

All In The Family: The Complete Series - Shout! Factory - USA (2012)

VHS

All In The Family - Columbia TriStar - USA (1991)

DVD

All In The Family: The Complete First Season - Sony Pictures Television - USA (2009)

Images

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Comments and Reviews

23skidoo 14th Jun 2015		Some additional history: the character's name was original Archie Justice and the series was to have been called Justice for All. The pilot carried this title and O'Connor played the character Archie Justice (reportedly the original plan was for a straight remake of Till Death Us Do Part starring Jackie Gleason!). Mickey Rooney was reportedly also sought out for the role. The first pilot was rejected, so a second pilot called Those Were the Days was filmed with different actors playing Gloria and Lionel Jefferson. Michael Stivic was Richard. According to Wikipedia, All in the Family was the first major US series to be videotaped (as opposed to filmed like The Dick Van Dyke Show was) in front of a studio audience.
GEMSMFAN 25th May 2015		Monolith: you are correct... that is mentioned in the rolling end credits of every episode. 23skidoo: thanks for all the info... you're right, it was "Archie Bunker's Place"
23skidoo 25th May 2015		@GEMSFAN: I think you meant "Archie Bunker's Place" (which was actually a continuation not a spinoff). Other spinoffs included Gloria, 702 Hauser, and spinoffs-of-spinoffs included Good Times and Checking In. The sitcoms House of Payne and E/R (not the medical series but an earlier sitcom with the same title that also featured George Clooney) are in the same universe thanks to crossovers by George Jefferson. (EDIT: corrected title of Checking In)
Monolith 25th May 2015		No it was the American version of "Til Death Us Do Part" Archie Bunker was the Yanky Alf Garnett.
Record Collector 25th May 2015		I think this is was the American version of the British series of bless this house
GEMSMFAN 13th May 2015		I've got all the seasons of this. It is amazing what Norman Lear managed to show in this sitcom. A very funny show back then, that "today" wouldn't be possible with all the sensitivity against "race" and "religion". Times were simpler back then and this show luckily made fun of everything and didn't pinpoint on just any one thing.
GEMSMFAN 11th May 2015		shown on the CBS-TV network, originally on Sunday evenings. Spinoffs: "The Jeffersons", "Maude" and "Archie's Place".

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