# Archie Bunker
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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. Bunker, a main character of the series, is a World War II veteran, blue-collar worker, and family man. All in the Family premiered on January 12, 1971, where he was depicted as the head of the Bunker family.
Stan Against Evil's John C. McGinley, Children's Author Laure Stack, and Investigator Melissa Sandberg
This edition of The Neil Haley Show opens with a Total Celebrity conversation with actor John C. McGinley, beloved as Dr. Cox on Scrubs, about the comedy-horror series Stan Against Evil and its second season. McGinley pitched the show, in which he plays a cantankerous small-town sheriff who disc...
Thirsty Thursdays Sense and Nonsense August 20th
The perfectly named podcast sees the boys dish out numerous facts, and an enjoyable fiction or two. In the crosshairs gerrymandering, dictator Tito, creative handshakes, Archie Bunker, Rube Goldberg, squishy toyals, KC Chiefs, and more mayhem. Salut!
The Super Bowl of Sitcoms: How "All in the Family" Changed Television
On this episode of Our American Stories, when All in the Family premiered in 1971, even its stars didn't think it would last. The show was abrasive, political, and unlike nearly anything Americans had seen on television. CBS was so nervous about offending viewers that it opened the first six epis...
FEPCAST: Sterling Pointless vs. Archie Bunker
On The First Episode Podcast Brian, Rico, and Don review, react, mock, and occasionally appreciate, the very first episodes of New and classic TV shows each and every podcast. Also tune in for personal stories of hilarity and misfortune: are we just watching sitcoms or are we in one?
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Episode 7: Mike's Hippie Friends
Gee, Our Old LaSalle Ran Great | Episode: Mike’s Hippie FriendsWhen Mike invites a couple of his free-spirited, counterculture pals over to 704 Hauser Street, Archie Bunker’s living room turns into an ideological battleground. From clashing worldviews to culture shock at the dinner table, this e...
Tammy Pescatelli plays JV or All Balls with Deaf Frat Guy + David Fishof’s New Comedy Camp
Tammy Pescatelli and Adam remember Norman Lear and discuss one of his most iconic yet controversial characters, Archie Bunker. They also discuss the LA City Council looking to ban bull riding. Deaf Frat Guy calls in next for a round of JV or All Balls updates the gang on his fraternity. Next, Chr...
The insidious reason people still think Trump is honest: NYT columnist
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AlterNet reports that New York Times columnist Jamelle Bouie attributes Donald Trump’s perceived honesty to a cultural habit of mistaking openly expressed prejudice for candor. In Bouie’s account, racist statements can make Trump appear truthful to voters who already accept the assu...
Get Off My Lawn
National Grouch Day exists, it lands on October 15, and we are absolutely claiming it. We take our favorite kind of nostalgia, the kind with sharp edges, and use it to build a Gen X hall of fame for legendary grouches. Think Oscar the Grouch energy, but expanded into sitcom dads, cartoon villains...
Episode 11: Gloria Discovers Women's Lib
Episode 11: Gloria Discovers Women’s LibHold onto your armchairs—the sexual revolution has officially arrived on Hauser Street, and Archie Bunker is definitely not on board.In this episode of Gee, Our Old LaSalle Ran Great, co-hosts Paul and Rick break down the Season 1 classic "Gloria Discovers ...
