All in the family

Following the recent passing of Norman Lear, Rob Reiner reflects on the profound impact Lear had on his life and career. Best known for his […]

You might be surprised to learn that the most famous chairs in television history—Archie and Edith Bunker’s beloved seats—originally cost just eight dollars at a […]

In the early 1970s, my mother wasn’t much of a prime-time TV viewer—her evenings were usually filled with Spanish-language soap operas and the occasional English […]

All in the Family, created by Norman Lear, remains a landmark sitcom, beloved for its honest portrayal of family dynamics and social issues. The show’s […]

With the passing of Norman Lear at 101, we reflect on his pivotal role in transforming television, particularly through All in the Family. When it […]

All in the Family not only revolutionized television with its bold exploration of controversial themes but also faced significant behind-the-scenes challenges that threatened its very […]

Archie Bunker’s Inspiration: The character of Archie Bunker, played by Carroll O’Connor, was based on Norman Lear’s own father, Herman. Lear used Archie’s often cruel […]

In an unexpected turn, President Biden is gaining traction among voters aged 65 and over, a demographic that traditionally leans Republican. This shift can be […]

This is the introduction to LIFE’s special issue commemorating the 50th anniversary of All in the Family. When ABC aired a remake of an All […]

All in the Family, which aired from 1971 to 1979, is a landmark sitcom that redefined television by tackling sensitive social issues with humor and […]