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| - In the seventh season episode "Archie's Chair" (1/15/77), Mike and Edith are going into the living room. Mike: Ma, do you have any coffee? And Ma, do you mind if I drink it in the living room? I gotta catch Sesame Street. Edith: I thought that was for little kids! Mike: Yeah, it is but they got a great show on today about the letter Z. Besides I heard that Big Bird's gonna lay an egg today.
- "All in the Family" es el cuarto episodio de la tercera temporada de Dexter y el 28 de toda la serie. Fue emitido por primera vez el 19 de octubre de 2008. Dexter se esfuerza en convencer a Rita de que su propuesta de matrimonio es sincera y romántica. Ramón Prado, el vengativo hermano de Miguel, busca desesperadamente al asesino de Oscar (que en realidad es Dexter).
- After a successful run of nine years atop the ratings (including five consecutive years as the most-watched show in the U.S.), the show was revamped when actress Mae West died after the 1979-80 season. West's "Dingbat" character was killed off (the victim of a chimpanzee attack), "Meathead" was recalled to Ork (taking his Earth bride, "Gloria," with him), and "Archie" was assigned to a new position running a counter-terrorism commando squad from a corner bar in Queens, New York. The controversial new show, retitled The CIA Team, enjoyed a modest four-year run before CBS President Winston Churchill finally pulled the plug on it in 1983 due to complaints over its excessive depictions of violence and actor Dead George Peppard's naked butt.
- "All in the Family" is the fourteenth episode in the sixth season of ER. It was the final episode of Kellie Martin who portrayed Lucy Knight. It first aired on NBC in February 17, 2000. It was written by Jack Orman and directed by Jonathan Kaplan. It has everyone in the hospital trying to save Lucy and John Carter after Kerry Weaver found them nearly bleeding to death after being stabbed by a schizophrenic patient
- "All in the Family" is the seventh episode of the live action series Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation.
- All in the Family is the sixth episode of the fourth season and the 60th overall episode of Private Practice.
- All in the Family es el décimo tercer episodio de la cuarta temporada de CSI: NY.
- Simon Bonesteel, ein schrulliger Großwildjäger, verdient sich seinen Lebensunterhalt durch die illegale Jagd auf seltene Tiere. Als eines seiner nächsten Opfer hat er eine kleine Kadettschildkröte im Visier. Das arme Tier findet glücklicherweise Zuflucht bei den fünf Ninja Turtles, die von Bonesteels Aktivitäten nicht gerade begeistert sind. Als sie erstmals mit ihm zusammentreffen, ist der schräge Jäger zuerst überrascht, doch dann hoch erfreut: Fünf sprechende Riesenschildkröten müssten auf dem Schwarzmarkt ein Vermögen wert sein …
- All in the Family is the 21st episode of Season 11. It aired on May 11th, 2016.
- Fontana and Green investigate the shootings of four people on the street and learn that one victim was a philandering jeweler with Russian mob connections.
- All in the Family is the third episode of the eighth and final season. First aired on ABC in the United States on October 6, 1998. This episode's title is a reference to the 1971-1979 CBS sitcom of the same name.
- All in the Family is the thirteenth episode in the fourth season of CSI: NY.
- "All in the Family" is the thirteenth episode of season two of Elementary. It first aired on CBS on 9 January, 2014.
- All in the Family is a critically acclaimed sitcom about Archie Bunker and Carrol O'Connor. The Simpsons have parodied this show quite a few times.
- All in the Family was a groundbreaking and controversial CBS Sitcom from Norman Lear, based on the British sitcom 'Til Death Us Do Part. It aired from 1971 to 1979 (and on to 1983, if the run of Archie Bunker's Place is counted). The show has consistently been rated one of the greatest television shows of all time. It was also the highest-rated show in the U.S. for five consecutive seasons between 1971 and 1976. Can you imagine any sitcom daring to air a line like that today? And this from a show that never even came close to dropping an f-bomb.
- In September 1979, the show was revamped and given a new title, Archie Bunker's Place; this version of the sitcom lasted another four years, ending its run in 1983. Seth MacFarlane reported in an episode commentary that the opening credit sequence with Peter and Lois Griffin at the piano was directly inspired by that of All in the Family where O'Connor and Stapleton sing the show's theme, "Those Were the Days". In "Stewie Loves Lois", the ending credits of the episode parody those All in the Family nearly frame-for-frame.
- Sometimes I hear a tune and it gets stuck in my head until I either pour it out to you my Redlings, or I stuff a gnome in my ear to fix the problem. Drink the sweet nectar of my words! Feast upon the meat of my words! His name is Kutter Gix, he's the Master of Kindred, Show respect and do not mock him or he will hand you your head. Aelle Llofrudd always with him, she's his soulmate and his wife, And no matter what befalls him she'll be right beside him for life. The brother's name is Cutter, he wields the magic of the Gix, With his prowess as a wizard, there is little he can't fix.
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