All In The Family | George Jeffersons Has A Fight With Archie | The Norman Lear Effect

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[@anthonybarber3872]

"They sound like real numbers to me..!" CLASSIC!

[@El-Buddah]

That was crazy

[@BayareaGuy06]

R.I.P. Carroll O'Connor (1924-2001) (Archie Bunker), Isabel Sanford (1917-2004) (Weezy Jefferson), Sherman Hemsley (1938-2012) (George Jefferson) and Jean Stapleton (1923-2013) (Edith Bunker).

[@alzheimer7324]

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[@LeeLee19901]

Legends!

[@alzheimer7324]

@Dz Nutz 😪

[@alzheimer7324]

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[@renegaderunner332]

INDEED!

[@jonthomas8569]

It always amazed how different the actors were from their characters. Sherman Helmsley was usually very soft-spoken and Carroll O’Connor was bright and kind-hearted. They were both such incredible actors.

[@Cinemaphile7783]

Acting

[@denniskumabe734]

They acted. Are good actors.

[@melissagahn]

Compared to today's TV, The Jefferson's, and All in the Family, knocks it all out of the sitcom park.

[@FreeKentHovind]

And Married with Children 😆

[@execatty]

compared to today's TV... the yule log on Xmas eve knocks it out of the park

[@davidluna3425]

Can't forget about Sanford and Son 🤣

[@luislaplume8261]

George Jefferson made a good point about the rich using credit cards and charge accounts and sueing. He is a real New Yorker like I am!

[@Four6Three1Two]

Who TF cares? Lol You want a cookie? 🍪 🤏🏽

[@k-dogg9086]

Yt hiding comments again.. and highlighting ones that don't agree with commentators nor agree with the channel creator and host! Sneaky bastards...

[@markfahley2152]

The world so needs more Archies and Georges who made us laugh at our silly prejudices...

[@neverstoplearning7214]

Yes

[@outdoorsman1327]

Absolutely!

[@David-di8nm]

The world is different now for the worse

[@markmiller3713]

One thing I've noticed is that when Edith or Louise address the other family, it's either, "Mr. Bunker or Mrs. Bunker", or "Mr. Jefferson or Mrs. Jefferson", but when Archie and George talk, it's just "Bunker or Jefferson."

[@justmeiniowa]

Louise always says Archie and Edith. Edith says Louise and Mr. Jefferson. Archie says Jefferson and Mrs. J or Louise. George says Bunker and Edith but sometimes calls her Mrs. Bunker.

[@sheebakurup8267]

I love every scene where both are arguing and making fun of each other, great comedy.

[@alzheimer7324]

😁

[@michaelreidperry3256]

There must be an All in the Family wing at the Library of Congress. This show is classic.

[@SM6184-y3f]

The Smithsonian has preserved edith and archie's chairs

[@Michellejosph]

probaly between the Jeffersons wing and the married with children wing

[@WOK12-t4p]

I love both these guys, two Alpha personalities that were just too stubborn to admit that they actually liked and respected each other.

[@nickyricardo7034]

That's nothing to admire

[@EVIL-C]

Imagine being impressed by men who yell, insult and never listen, and you call that "alpha"? Lol, no wonder you're a chumptard.

[@thorstrebla980]

​@@nickyricardo7034He never said anything about admiration.

[@c.rutherford]

@@thorstrebla980 hahaha

[@blockmasterscott]

What always tickled me was that from what I read, they were really good friends in real life.

[@jordanbass705]

This show never gets old all in the family really paved the way for the Jefferson’s too have their own spin-off they don’t make show like this anymore and Archie and George Jefferson arguments are funny people couldn’t handle this type of comedy anymore in 2022

[@gedias1]

They really can't, because before people ridiculed these characters, but today, some empathize with them and want it to be a part of normal society, which is a problem.

[@jordanbass705]

@@gedias1 I know right but yes these 2 characters are relatable in their own ways but watching these 2 on screen always make me laugh

[@LeeLee19901]

too politically correct these days

[@jordanbass705]

@@LeeLee19901 I know right in the 70s they kept it real with shoes like all in the family Sanford & son Maude good times the Jefferson’s what’s happening now different strokes facts of life Norman Lear is a legend with these shows

[@LeeLee19901]

@@jordanbass705 exactly. I miss shows like these

[@michaelkelly3221]

This gets much funnier when Mike uses simple math to solve the dilemma, which leads to Archie being totally confused.

[@sha11235]

Yeah, that's the best part. That should be up here.

[@seandineen999]

take that bill up to Harlem and pass it there, just shove it on some guy up there, i ll make the rounds it'll wind up in the hands of some white guy who sells purple Cadillacs.

[@dcap79]

...and broke. 😂

[@thorstrebla980]

All the IOU's that had nothing to do with the episode and contributed to Archie ending up with nothing but a phony $20 bill was lazy writing.

[@johnnybravado7141]

@@thorstrebla980 No. The only lazy writing is your poor commentary. Shut up.

[@fan.80s_90s]

$20 in 1974 was really huge, today with inflation it's worth $120.

[@jerrscott6373]

And in a few more years (like 6), it will be worth 0ver $175 if the inflation rate continues at the current rate and the current administration is still at the helms.

[@fan.80s_90s]

@@jerrscott6373 guess you have forgotten that inflation was big even during Nixon, Reagan and Bush Senior administration. If you think deflation is a solution to America's problem then good luck because deflation is never a solution and deflation will make America into a great depression era.

[@LilannB]

Yes $20 was huge in the 1970s. My mother would spend $20 on two weeks worth of groceries for our family of four.

[@johanbrand8601]

Pure gold. The scene just after this is legendary and hilarious!

[@snakebeing756]

All in the family reached comedy gold when the Jeffersons. George and Archie made the show.

[@pedronewball1116]

agree with you 😂

[@damonharris5152]

These two made the show and was a lot of laughs

[@markmiller3713]

"They sound like real numbers to me!"

[@acousticshadow4032]

Love these old AITF clips, but they also conjure memories of a better time that ain't coming back.

[@gregd.558]

The Bunker fold and the Jefferson Press? Okay. 🤣🤔😂😜😵...................

[@joemasters2270]

My grandmother turned me on to classic 70s TV sitcoms, especially Barney Miller & All In The Family. ;) Archie vs George were the best episodes 😆

[@Cinemaphile7783]

You will never see TV this honest and funny ever again.

[@anthonyvoss9150]

Archie and George kept us laughing...RIP

[@lavellwilliams1541]

I Keep Saying it Should of been Archie Bunker and Fred Sanford it Would of Been Much Much Much Funnier

[@lavellwilliams1541]

Sanford and Son Was Dam Dam Funny

[@nightflight1454]

My favorite was the mother Jefferson...because I had a grandmother that was just like her

[@markmiller3713]

I always laugh whenever George yells, "BUNKER!"

[@jamesorsby7553]

The argument between Weezy and Edith in the kitchen in this episode was even better than this argument.

[@sha11235]

The best part is at the end where Archie loses his money due to owing everyone money.

[@jrewing1512]

Archie can catch a break.

[@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti6854]

Archie never found out what happened to the $20 he wanted back that he gave Edith to buy a new hat...

[@marcdewey1242]

Somebody give me something im feeling awful lite here!Jefferson..ok here's the phoney twenty you gave me,now you got it back bye!

[@ericharper7652]

Jefferson would you care to step outside I’m ready good then step outside I’m going to bed 😆

[@richardbullis156]

Is your mother's name Emma.

[@alzheimer7324]

@@richardbullis156 😁

[@damonharris5152]

These two were the friends that never like each other they will be miss on the sitcoms 😅

[@edwardoutlawjr8154]

The irresistible force meeting the immovable object... George and Archie going at it was always hilarious

[@larrywakeman4371]

One of our favorite episodes! My father cracked up at this episode! :P! and the line, "Holy cow them coloreds are wild about stripes!" :P!!!! so funny!

[@lichtsoldat7697]

Me too!! LOL!!!!

[@TEEJAYBOS]

The Bunker fold & The Jefferson Press 😂 😂

[@davidwilliams8860]

I agree with Edith they sound like real numbers to me 😂😂

[@willpate5365]

All in the Family and The Jeffersons were best sitcom shows ever

[@keithacenas205]

There still arguing in Heaven😂

[@asanta2023]

😅

[@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti6854]

Holy Cow, Them Color'ds are wild about stripes...

[@MsMesem]

Great line...

[@karma4greedyslumlords490]

That's funny to people like you huh? 🙄

[@lichtsoldat7697]

LOL!!!!!! Classic!!

[@fredericbarclay7468]

to do that sometimes,Mr. Bunker. The name IS Jefferson Cleaners and Thomas wasn't available." 😀😀😀😀. I liked when Lionel would put Archie on with talk like that. Great Series!

[@isaareanisd3]

All In The Family Good Times The Jeffersons Sanford and Son and What's Happening are my favorite programs no doubt

[@CarmenRodriguez-gc9jn]

Sherman Hemsley rests here in Fort Bliss in El Paso Texas.

[@habib8961]

Can we get married?

[@TheTrumptyDance]

Good old days when people spoke freely to each other

[@vanrajsindha9918]

200 years from now the seventies era will be in history books📚

[@brenstona3497]

The Jefferson Press 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@viperdemonz-jenkins]

those two guys just loved to trash talk each other.

[@johnguglielmino3177]

ONE OF MY FAVORITE EPISODES

[@kenriley2352]

George and archie's priceless lmao.

[@tamaraknox2185]

Just get another $20.00 bill and pay the man

[@victorluis9058]

👋

[@MsMesem]

Too simple for Archie.

[@yolandacook8684]

All in the family is my favorite show specific with George Jefferson in it

[@MikeDunn]

$20 in 1975 would be over $100 today.

[@realazduffman]

Coloreds are wild about stripes, with Louise wearing stripes. Subtle but funny.

[@asanta2023]

Exactly 😅

[@johnwilson5157]

😂😂 Love this !!!

[@serious7179]

This is one of my favorite shows... it shows how utterly dumb racists usually are, with Archie being the butt of most jokes at the end. Carroll O'Connor was able to transform himself into a bigot that garnered some redemption.. a masterful actor.

[@elpacho....9254]

When a twenty dollar bill was considered a big bill.

[@Kevincarlloven]

Isabel Sanford was 21 years older than Sherman Hemsley. He's like 37 here and she's 58😂.

[@serious7179]

She looked pretty good for 58! And I guess he looked pretty bad for 37 😂

[@DocClyde1972]

They sound like real numbers to me.

[@ArthurIdis-c7k]

Chances are it's a Series 1969 $20 bill. The current issue at the time.

[@andrewphilbrick1790]

Dressed to the nines, burgers on the head...lol

[@chrispeplinski7306]

George and Archie sure are two strong personalities

[@moboutmen]

Brilliance. What else is there to say?

[@JL-zn7me]

These were the best times. People had sense of humors, no one got offended by comedy. These were incredibly talented actors and actresses. Families sat together and watched. I miss these days and shows!

[@jonboxleitner7354]

George has a nice overcoat here.

[@fan.80s_90s]

Those days in the 70s and early 80s even now trench coat were so common back then. Local stores were making good revenue selling overcoat.

[@pavelsarneki354]

Real numbers!😂. 🤓😎✌🏻

[@wb3381]

It's shows George looks 20 younger than his wife

[@k-dogg9086]

He almost is. She was 1917 He was 1938.

[@glorymosbyfloyd3878]

I absolutely loved George Jefferson ❤❤❤❤

[@bobbysands6923]

I was in elementary school when these shows came out. They were funny then and they are funnier now. We know we will never see real comedy like this again, but thank God we have these videos.

[@georgealexander7976]

BEST EPISODE!!

[@candacebennett434]

Cousin Maude's Visit is my favourite :)

[@jongutierrez1464]

I like that part 3:21

[@garrettmeadows2273]

Can't imagine the word "colored" ever being used on a TV show now.

[@candacebennett434]

Now we have that stupid phrase person of colour.....lol!

[@Tdimuzik]

This was tv i miss this era

[@vanrajsindha9918]

lucky are those who lived thru the era of the " SEVENTIES "

[@happycook6737]

It wasn't like this tv show in the 70's. We had gas rationing, a war, skyrocketing prices, consumer goods and electronics cost a much larger portion of a family's income than today, etc. Fun to fantasize about life being better then...

[@vanrajsindha9918]

@@happycook6737 than why people screaming at top of their lungs about inflation these days???

[@radentstwo9793]

@@happycook6737 You just pointing out the negatives from that time. Every decade goes through something.

[@joeyfitz9]

To the kids watching this at home, $20 back then was more like $120 today.

[@BlacKnightRising]

'...holy cow them coloreds are wild about stripes!' 🤣

[@lavellwilliams1541]

You Imagine Fred Sanford Looking at Edith

[@lightandlove3067]

Wouldn't it be nice if we could just laugh off our differences and like it instead of everyone wanting to fight about our differences

[@vanrajsindha9918]

bunker fold/Jefferson press

[@liveinthepresent219]

George Jeffersons? I only see one George Jefferson.

[@sclmplsoulstar]

When 20 was still a big bill

[@harmonyboehnlein4005]

I love George Jefferson

[@albertelnen9144]

George is right about rich people. They don't even know how much they got in the bank.

[@TheKh65]

That is why they have accountants lol

[@petersanmiguel1164]

Who is King David’s Lord in the 110th Psalm, verse 1?

[@adamjenkins190]

Was such a great show

[@vanrajsindha9918]

they sounds like real nos. to me

[@MrsDrGonzo1971]

I love this, it was the good old days when we laughed at ourselves with tougher skins and less sensitivity. 🙂

[@NWPAPeace]

False memory.People did get hurt by ignorant bigoted remarks but the bigot was either clueless or didnt care. Creator Norman Lear let Archies character talk like that only to set him up for a comeuppance. He was shocked that bigoted viewers didnt catch that part and instead admired Archies ignorant remarks

[@MrsDrGonzo1971]

I'm white and southern, I've been made fun of in my life too. I don't care, some of it is funny to me.

[@serious7179]

​@@NWPAPeaceexactly...it's usually bigots who don't get that Archie was the butt of almost every joke and that the moral was not to emulate him.

[@t.b.g.504]

George Jefferson looks like Anwar Sadat...

[@stacystoltz8722]

Peace and Funny

[@Johnny-so5xv]

The classic of the seventies

[@somerandomguyfromtheintern480]

Secret service gets called

[@kwameaboagye-cl9me]

George Jefferson is my man unapologetic solder.

[@ravenbellamy24]

What episode and what season is this

[@stephenholloway6893]

Season 4's Pay the Twenty Dollars. The next to last episode of the season, 84th episode overall.

[@Kenny-ko4hj]

Lmao pur class!!!

[@RobertComfort-z5g]

The Eric Monte Effect.

[@matthewjahnke6956]

I know He was brilliant

[@coronavmartinez3640]

LMAO 😂

[@seandineen999]

Take that bill upto Harlem, and pass it there.

[@austinsmith1505]

Sounds like real numbers to me

[@CeliniacForLife]

It wouldve been funny if Edith had given the $20 Archie gave her to George and retorted "See that? I just threw twenty to George" and high fived George, and kissed Archie with his sullen mood.

[@lisajohnson1224]

still watch the show

[@tony84.]

0:24, Archie and George are crazy😂

[@simonmarshall19]

Archie and Fred Sanford would never get along . Same with aunt Esther too .

[@janejones5362]

George is like the black version of Archie.

[@erichanson426]

He is a little better than Archie. During The Jeffersons run, he admitted a few times, where he was wrong. While he did make comments, he was, even at certain times, nice to his white neighbors. I said certain times, where Archie was never kind to other races. Let's face it, he had a lot of patience towards Mr. Bentley who was always ringing their bell. I would have felt like slamming the door on a few times, and I am white. Between the two, being white, I will choose George over Archie any day.

[@victorluis9058]

👋

[@henrystowe6217]

⁹​@erichanson426 Over the course of the show, Archies attitude softened towards others. Within groups, there were people he liked. Like Lionel.

[@serious7179]

Nah... George is more intelligent and has a reason to be upset with the majority.

[@SamuelGriffin-u8d]

After Archie Bunker it was Tom Willis

[@ralph0901]

Archie and George,, two sides of the same coin