All In The Family TV Show Opening Theme Season One 1971

Archie Bunker, was a working-class family man who held bigoted, conservative views of the world. His viewpoints clash with nearly everyone he comes into contact with especially his liberal son-in-law Mike Stivic (or, as Archie delights in calling him, "Meathead"). Jean Stapleton ... Edith Bunker / ... (200 episodes, 1968-1979)
Carroll O'Connor... Archie Bunker / ... (198 episodes, 1968-1979)
Rob Reiner...Michael 'Meathead' Stivic / ... (171 episodes, 1971-1978) Sally Struther...Gloria Bunker-Stivic /...(162 episodes, 1971-1978)

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[GOLDENFLYWARRIOR]

FOR THOSE THAT DID NOT GROW UP WATCHING THE SHOW. AS YOU GET OLDER YOU WILL APPRECIATE THIS SHOW. CARROLL O'CONNOR WAS NOTHING LIKE "ARCHIE BUNKER". READ UP ON HIM. HE WAS THE VERY OPPOSITE. SOME 40 YEARS LATER & I AM STILL WATCHING on tvland.... EDITH BUNKERS CHARACTER & WISH MORE PEOPLE WERE LIKE HER, CARING AND KIND. THERE WILL NEVER BE TIMES LIKE THE 70'S AND I MISS THE TIMES OF MY YOUTH. TIMES OF GREAT ROCK & ROLL. THIS WAS THE BEST SHOW OF THE 70'S. MORALS IN THE SERIES WERE TO HEART. RIP

[MrAirbuster57]

I'm 13 and I find this show hilarious

[iceblue4u]

Loved the 70s. This is just one of the many good memories i have of that time.

[MooPotPie]

@SimplesmenteMariza Huh? You don't remember 1971, do you? It had all of those.

[TheDesperatehousewiv]

Best show of all time!!!!!

[east215]

@UNlicensedPROBova Yes. In fact working class people (like me) still do, and we usually have a good reason (life). Calm discussion is a middle class luxury.  Still, it's better to raise your voice than your fists.

[giggetygoe]

Family Guy intro is a homage you dumbasses as 'All in the Family' is Seth MacFarlane's (creator) favorite show. And the Simpsons was a parody not stealing.

[thenexushater101]

does tv land even still air this? i havent seen it in like 6 months

[60GramsOfNothing]

When I was younger I would watch this with my parents and I loved it!

Whenever anyone of my friends would sit in my dad's chair in the living room, he would say ''Hey that's Archie Bunker's chair.'' That was his way of telling people to get off his chair, No one got the reference lol

I miss being young . . . er.

[DENo1MatchGameFan]

41 years ago today, and still just as great as it was in 1971!

[UNlicensedPROBova]

@GOLDENFLYWARRIOR DID EVERYONE SHOUT LIKE THIS IN THE 70'S!!! IF SO, I'D RATHER NOT LIVE IN THAT TIME PEROID!

[LKKruse]

@TheLifeOfaPsycho

Norman Lear even said in an interview if there was anything that described his TV shows, it was that line about the days before welfare. He said it summed up Archie Bunker, James Evans and George Jefferson, because all three refused to use it to get by.