Archie In Trouble With The Mafia | All In The Family

[@retroguy9494]

'I mean, they'll understand you. You know dere lingo you know dere hand signals and everyding dere.' 'There's only one hand signal I know for the spot YOU'RE in.' (proceeds to cross himself). 😂😂🤣🤣

[@KW-gb9cd]

One of my favorite bits is when Vicino calls Mike "Nice Bunker."

[@Sabotage8675]

Hey Rob!! How's the weather in Canada? 🤷‍♂️😭 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Dan-xq9qe]

The paper would never print Archie's address in the paper.....lol

[@robd2721]

The man who came in was actually a NYPD lieutenant. Sylvestri shows up after him, but he was simply what Mike thought, a member of an Italian antidefimation group.

[@FUCKTHESYSTEM71]

Bye bye everybody Bye bye

[@retroguy9494]

'Don't use that word. It's defunkith.'

[@georgealexander7976]

BYE BYE EVERYBODY!🖐

[@TheBrooklynbodine]

4:00-4:08. LMFAO! In real life, Jack Somack was Jewish and played a Catholic, while Carroll O'Connor was a Catholic playing a Protestant.

[@jaybarnes8034]

Dumb episode. Why would Archie go from not seeing the mugging to blaming the Mafia?

[@timepoet77]

To protect his own skin.

[@petesevern7638]

Hmmm ....🤔... That's something you would have to - - get a time machine -activate the time machine -go back in history to the proper place and time enabling for you to..... -ask the writers of this episode your question. 🤙😋🤙

[@jaybarnes8034]

Archie was dumb blaming the mafia for the mugging. Plus, the newspaper gave out his address.

[@ralphabreu5022]

No All in the Family episode is boring Norman Lear had a lot of messages in the episode's. Way better than today's show's. This TV will never be made again.

[@robertjurich2366]

Arch did see the mugging by a young guy. But when he did not want to be a witness his son in law berated him about it. Arch then said that suppose that it was a mafia hit since Tony was Italian? It was his excuse to not be a witness.

[@shaneyoung3407]

I thought this was funny was I was 5, hasn't aged well. Not funny, just lame

[@retroguy9494]

Well, I was 7 when this first ran back in '72 and I saw it with my family. I thought it was funny then and I STILL think it's funny now that I'm 60.