Archie Bunker sets the world straight on Democrats, electric appliances and electric vehicles. This was in 1977, long before Teslas or any other electric vehicles became the rage. Considering he made these pronouncements in 1977, he was pretty accurate on today’s issues in 2023. Here’s more from Ovation Eddie.
Sammy Davis Jr. makes a guest appearance on the iconic sitcom, “All in the Family,” to retrieve a lost biefcase.
The Bunker family tries to make Davis feel at home but, as always, Archie will be Archie. More, courtesy of the All in the Family channel.
The inimitable Archie Bunker swings into the lighter side of life in this iconic clip from “All in the Family.” Bunker, with his unswerving delivery, stuns Meathead with his thoughts of women and gays during the days of the caveman. Video courtesy of hankswank68.
Archie Bunker, legendary comedic icon of the 1970s, saunters back into the lighter side of life with a snippet from a classic episode. Archie, marooned in the hospital awaiting an operation, gets the shock of his life when the doctor pays him a visit to prep him for surgery. Not only is the good doctor black and from the West Indies, she’s a woman!
Mark Dice offers a quick essay on changing mores in comedy — how what used to be funny is now considered outdated or moronic or reprehensible by today’s Liberal censors. It’s not even just the far-out stuff they are trying to ban, but comedy scenes from Seinfeld, All in the Family, even Saturday Night Live. Little will survive these twisted Michelangelos.
Gavin McInnes of TheRebel.media explains that when Norman Lear invented “Archie Bunker,” his attempt at leftwing propaganda backfired.
Everyone always maintained that Archie Bunker was a parody of the right-wing bigot, but it’s interesting how many of the points he raised proved to be 100 percent correct. Listen as Archie warns us about gun control, offering up the history of what happened when the Communists seized Russia.
Fed up with Washington and politicians, Archie Bunker rails on the plight of the Democratic Party in this classic edition of “All in the Family.” Archie tells Edith, “The Democrats are going to have us over the hill to the poorhouse. And we ain’t going to be able to drive over there ’cause we ain’t got no gas, we’re going to have to walk it.” Check out Bunker’s rant in this special edition of LOL and the lighter side of life.
Conservative Archie Bunker trades barbs with the very liberal Maude over the exploits of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. The scene stands out as one of the classics from the long-running TV series All in the Family.
Confusion reigns supreme when the Bunkers and the neighboring Jeffersons attempt to sort out some minor debts. It all starts when Archie unknowingly hands over a counterfeit $20 bill to Mr. Jefferson to pay for some dry cleaning. Check out the wacky outcome, and please return to LOL next Tuesday for another stroll through the lighter side of life. — The Wickel
(EDITOR’S NOTE: YouTube has removed this video. In its absence, we present another short clip where Archie Bunker and The Jeffersons interact.)
