All in the Family, Season ‪1‬

In the series' premiere, Mike and Gloria plan a surprise party to celebrate Archie and Edith's 22nd anniversary. But it quickly turns into a shouting match between conservative Archie and the liberal Meathead on virtually every topic.

Archie learns that Mike has written to President Nixon to criticize his policies. So Archie takes pen in hand and writes his own letter of praise.

Archie is involved in a minor, non-injury car accident, then finds out that Lionel Jefferson's family used an insurance settlement to open a dry-cleaning business. He gets an idea ... and a sudden aching back.

Archie won't donate blood over his concerns a non-Caucasian will be the recipient.

Archie is irritated at Mike's offbeat friend, who dresses and behaves in a way that leads him to mistakenly conclude he is a homosexual. But Archie soon learns that one of his best friends is gay.

Archie hits the roof when he learns Gloria is pregnant and unemployed college student Mike has no means to support his soon-to-be child. But just as he's changing his tune, Archie learns that Gloria became suddenly ill and suffered a miscarriage.

Mike invites his unmarried hippie friends to spend the night in the Bunker's living room, over Archie's strong objections.

Archie and several neighbors learn that a black family is moving into the neighborhood, unaware that it is the Jeffersons. Lionel finds out about the effort to purchase the Jeffersons' new house and gets Archie to reveal his plans.

Edith is the lone holdout in a high-profile murder case, in which the prosecution's case seems clear-cut. Archie whines because Edith has been sequestered for the duration and refuses to help himself around the house.

Archie can't sleep because he's worried about possible layoffs at the loading dock where he works.

Gloria reads up on women's liberation and then tells Mike that she should be an equal partner in their marriage. Mike doesn't agree and Gloria storms out of the house.

Archie's old buddy, Eddie Frazier, has amassed a fortune in the used car trade. However, Eddie's quest for money comes at a huge price: his estranged family wants nothing to do with him.

Edith invites Henry and Louise Jefferson over for dinner, ruining Archie's plans to go to a Mets game.

A documentary in which Norman Lear talks about his family life, recalls the casting, and the two ABC pilots. The show’s three surviving principles contribute memories of their own.

A look at the show's first 13 episodes and getting a surprise pick-up for season two. Also a look at the characters and the great chemistry between the four key players.

Interviews with Norman Lear, Jean Stapleton, Rob Reiner and Sally Struthers. Learn here how two pilots were needed before CBS finally put it on air. Also stories on casting, character development, network reaction to the pilots, and much more!

Second unaired pilot (but first to be shown to the public) about a family named Justice that used different actors for the children and their neighbor Lionel.