Archie met Edith at the Puritan Made Ice Cream Parlor. Edith was there with Cousin Maude (Muuuaaadddeeee) and eating a "steamboat." Archie walked over and crushed the steamboat while leaning on the table.
The talent of these two was off the charts. I still watch reruns just to marvel at their tremendous talent. I remember watching the first shows and almost falling out of my chair with laughter. The writers and actors were the best in television.
@victoriabenn Re: "I remember watching the first shows and almost falling out of my chair with laughter."
When you watch those same shows today and find yourself still falling out of your chair with laughter, that's when you know you're watching a classic.
Re: "The writers and actors were the best in television."
@marsmoke no the theme song is not on this album.i looked for YEARS to find that extended version that was played on am radio when i was a kid.i finally found it last year.
it was only released on a 45 on atlantic records.
How many folks out there bought the 6 season dvd collection ? I think I saw season 7 sold by itself.I know in my heart that All in the Family could of lasted more seasons if Mike and Gloria didn't move to California,and Archie got too mellow.The charactors changed and the shows became stupid.Where it really went down hill was when Martin Balsom,Ann Meara,the Gay waiter, and others came on,after Edith died.The show was a boat with a huge hole in the hull and it was sinking fast.What a shame ! RIP
What happened to talent like this? These folks are from a day when television was worth watching, and music had class and taste. Those were the days indeed.
How young and GAY????????
zazozung 1 week ago
Archie met Edith at the Puritan Made Ice Cream Parlor. Edith was there with Cousin Maude (Muuuaaadddeeee) and eating a "steamboat." Archie walked over and crushed the steamboat while leaning on the table.
zazozung 1 week ago
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tsntana 5 months ago
Carroll O'Connor had a wonderful singing voice.
jerseytomato100 7 months ago
The talent of these two was off the charts. I still watch reruns just to marvel at their tremendous talent. I remember watching the first shows and almost falling out of my chair with laughter. The writers and actors were the best in television.
victoriabenn 9 months ago
@victoriabenn Re: "I remember watching the first shows and almost falling out of my chair with laughter."
When you watch those same shows today and find yourself still falling out of your chair with laughter, that's when you know you're watching a classic.
Re: "The writers and actors were the best in television."
No argument there.
tsntana 5 months ago
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Does this album have their extended version of Those were the days? I remember it being played on the radio.
marsmoke 11 months ago
Does this album have their extended version of Those were the days? I remeber it being played on the radio.
marsmoke 11 months ago
@marsmoke no the theme song is not on this album.i looked for YEARS to find that extended version that was played on am radio when i was a kid.i finally found it last year.
it was only released on a 45 on atlantic records.
chompo7 1 month ago
OMG - this reminds me of "Mrs Miller"...
shmuli9 1 year ago
i bought this album when it came out!!! edith singing "mr. wonderful" is something to hear to believe... i wish there were a cd transfer of it.
nohaylamujer 1 year ago
:'( <3 remembering well...
ErnestoRafel 1 year ago
How many folks out there bought the 6 season dvd collection ? I think I saw season 7 sold by itself.I know in my heart that All in the Family could of lasted more seasons if Mike and Gloria didn't move to California,and Archie got too mellow.The charactors changed and the shows became stupid.Where it really went down hill was when Martin Balsom,Ann Meara,the Gay waiter, and others came on,after Edith died.The show was a boat with a huge hole in the hull and it was sinking fast.What a shame ! RIP
demmylowther 1 year ago
I really like this song...and its more sentimental since Archie is no longer with us.
yeababy1980 1 year ago
WOW! I didn't know this excisted. Is this a complete album of the cast? How awesome to hear Carroll O'Conner & Jean Stapleton in character.
CadillacL 1 year ago
Man those were the days.
tsntana 1 year ago
That was SO nice! Thanks for posting it .
Katzi 1 year ago
What happened to talent like this? These folks are from a day when television was worth watching, and music had class and taste. Those were the days indeed.
MrOldtimeCountry 1 year ago 6
Very nice. Classy.
vinnyhoags 2 years ago
Much more touching than I expected.
fossefan 2 years ago
I have this record!!...hehe...found it in a thrift-store not long ago
Eddie62070 2 years ago
Wow! Such a wonderful recording! Thank you for sharing it! 5 stars! :)
singingkid 2 years ago
the best show ever!!!! Most talented cast and great stories!!! Carefree and fun times back than.
heebieandjeebie 2 years ago
Real show people, with talent.
Jukeboxfun 2 years ago
Brings a tear to my eye, classic, like family loved it, miss it oh I remember it well! Thanks for bringing me back
e0012078 3 years ago 7
Thanks for the memories.
ghostgal30e 3 years ago