First Time Watching “Al Bundy’s Most Offensive Fat Jokes” Reaction | Asia and BJ React

[@leroyrs]

Don't let this distract you from the the fact that in 1966, Al Bundy scored four touchdowns in a single game while playing for the Polk High School Panthers in the 1966 city championship game versus Andrew Johnson High School, including the game-winning touchdown in the final seconds against his old nemesis, Bubba "Spare Tire" Dixon.

[@onekingzoro8813]

He was drafted by the Pittsburgh steelers shame they cut him

[@markm31017]

@leroyrs your definitely a fan 😂 nice you know his address?

[@danzed2058]

I know a man of culture and knowledge when I see one.

[@TerryBartsoff]

Heck ya

[@ragheadand420roll]

God bless al. NO MAAM

[@frod79]

One of my fav lines: Peggy: Did you miss me? Al: With every bullet so far

[@yasminni485]

one of my fav lines is: Al's customer: how dare you say that to my face? Al: Well, I'd say it behind your back but my car only has a half a tank of gas. (as with most of Al's jokes, it's his delivery more than anything else that makes them so funny).

[@Snowman-556]

Lol

[@MopBucket1014]

Agree 100%. I say that all the time Also like the “I love my car more than anything else” Bud says “what about us” Al says “you need a Q-tip for your ears?!”

[@michaelwaller7365]

A lot of the large women getting insulted, wrote those jokes.

[@stevenwoodward5923]

People back then used to be able to laugh at themselves, and not take offense.

[@CHRISTSPIRACY.comJESUSwasVegan]

wow! love it!

[@raymondlin8728]

Yes, that's what I recalled. Large women suggested these insults , jokes, etc, bc that's what they heard all their lives. You just couldn't make all these up

[@CHRISTSPIRACY.comJESUSwasVegan]

@raymondlin8728 i doubt that the jokes were all real, they are mostly exaggerated and especially back then people were more reserved and said things behind closed doors not to their faces

[@michaelwaller7365]

@@CHRISTSPIRACY.comJESUSwasVegan The women were comedians/comedy writers.

[@CigarMick]

Al Bundy was the hero of many married men when this show aired.

[@geeebuttersnap2433]

I’m a single guy, and he’s my hero. He’s my who inspiration in this woke pc world. I just think “what would Al Bundy say at a moment like this” and it never fails to offend some snowflakes, but since I don’t give a damn about their delicate sensibilities, I say it’s doing me very good.

[@juanmacias5510]

Still is

[@joe-zj8js]

Don't forget the episode with Aaron (in the later seasons) in the shoe store. They took him to the fountain in the mall and one married guy looked as if he were 90...al: he's 37. 😂

[@dimrrider9133]

Even here in the Netherlands hes was and still is my hero

[@kiujay]

And forever after. We will thank him

[@giftcardbill]

"Don't try to understand women, women understand women and they hate each other." - Al Bundy

[@MagnificentMuttley70]

-Say that to my face! -(Al is kneeling at waist level): Well I'd say it behind your back, but my car only has half a tank of gas!

[@arnoldcox9128]

What made him so funny was the fact that he looked miserable 😂 he played that role perfectly

[@Sarah_Gravydog316]

he said he was imitating his uncle 😂 "The dog died." "...fine... what's for dinner?"

[@bobbenbrown123]

He said everything so nonchalantly 😅😅

[@goofygrandlouis6296]

Well.. Now that show would get cancelled. Modern-day Democrats have just zero sense of humor. 🙄

[@arnoldcox9128]

@goofygrandlouis6296 that works both ways I don't wanna start a war in the KZbin comments

[@kwakithailand]

​@@goofygrandlouis6296you mean them lib voting fefailes, I suppose?

[@jolenewitzel7919]

And No One got offended. Just pure fun.😂❤

[@quintondees4501]

🤣🤣🤣the good ole days when people had a sense of humor

[@BrianMac2601]

Oh it had lots of complaints and campaigns to have it cancelled....funny thing is it just got more viewers and extended the life of the show by a couple of years lol.

[@jrooksable]

People WERE offended!...(the studio didn't care!)🤣

[@Colleen2204]

Back when people were normal 🙃

[@decadentdevil]

And at the time if they did get offended so what

[@dwmadroxxide5090]

Married with children and the Simpsons was a staple of life in the 90s. Grew up on this show.

[@DaddyDoggAbbott]

@dwmadroxxide5090 I was born in eighty six and this was one of my favorite tv shows along with the Simpsons also

[@Zytiron]

The Simpsons started off as just bumper cartoons for the Tracy Allman show

[@Timmycoo]

Some of my fav memories was being "sick" from school and watching MWC for hours lol.

[@Jonno2summit]

Back then the Fox channel was new. It was a fourth channel added to ABC, CBS, and NBC, and they came out of the gates programming this type of "questionable content" back in the day.

[@Timmycoo]

@@Jonno2summit Way to make us feel old.. lol :s no wonder nostalgia makes me feel good..

[@karencahill4798]

He was the epitome of ‘politically incorrect.” Loved it!!!

[@MagnificentMuttley70]

-Say that to my face! -(Al is kneeling at waist level): Well Id say it behind your back, but my car only has half a tank of gas!

[@MrBengiskhan]

"Don't try to understand women. Women understand women... and they hate each other!" - Al Bundy (often quoted by SSM in his KZbin chanels).

[@linoleluminum2017]

Absolute truth

[@abuabdoalwaheed9967]

True, I watch SSM all the time

[@majorhavik395]

Same here. SSM rules.

[@E33Tpro]

Most of those jokes were written by the women themselves, if memory serves they were comics at the time and wrote their own jokes as guest stars on the show.

[@Sarah_Gravydog316]

yes

[@lifexscape3195]

You get to write your own jokes and be on the Bundy show that's a great way to do it

[@curtmiller6484]

That makes the jokes even funnier.

[@squidusn71]

I didn't know that. Awesome!

[@davidb6347]

I didn’t know that, but it makes sense, as the best jokes come from those who are the butt.

[@myhandlehasbeenmishandled]

I worked as a shoe floor associate at JCP. I still have nightmares. Oh, the horrors I've seen. This is why every Sunday I light a candle for Al Bundy and say a prayer.

[@Sigh328]

🙏 🕯️

[@samil5601]

I feel for you, brother. There's light at the end of the tunnel.

[@gd6864]

Or at the end if the shoo​@@samil5601

[@brandonbanks4394]

My car only has a half a tank of gas is Epic

[@skilz8098]

So is the orbit one!

[@srudine]

That one slayed me.

[@Sarah_Gravydog316]

so funny omg

[@donveldman8850]

I've used this line many times in real life situations😅

[@len3169]

Law office of “hagan and das”. 😂

[@BigRedSpot]

First episode I saw as a kid was when the Santa skydiver landed in the Bundy's yard. I was laughing so hard I slid off the couch.

[@Coffee-xh4kp]

“You’ll be hearing from my attorney”. “Is that the law offices of Haagen and Dazs ?”

[@thseed7]

I've been waiting for someone to say, "How dare you say that to my face!?" for like 30 years, so I could use the "car only has a half a tank of gas" line.

[@Sarah_Gravydog316]

that's the best line from the whole series 🤣

[@5plus4]

​@@Sarah_Gravydog316lol i love al bundy 😂

[@2villainy]

May favorite joke of the compilation

[@tomlarsen5525]

There is no way you could have a show like this anymore, because there would be somebody protesting and offended.

[@dsandoval9396]

Absolutely. Not only that, the coward networks would be scared of the half dozen wokes, who don't even watch the show, that call to complain rather than the hundreds of thousands of fans that actually watch the show.

[@deanromanado5850]

Yeah, because shows like Southpark, family guy, letterkenny, ect don't exist

[@EzequielEcheverria-b3i]

And we don't care ! We still have the great ones 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@MinorityGamerReport]

People (mostly Christian conservatives) were protesting this show when it was airing. Only difference is that they didn’t have social media.

[@JorgeTapis]

Especially the corpulent, slightly obese and chunky ones.

[@dannyhyde7019]

Married with children and In Living Color were off the charts funny nobody was safe from a joke. It was a time people loved comedy without restriction.

[@williamjamesayers7719]

Another very funny show was Living Single.

[@nicklengyel356]

In living color was a great show.

[@Snowman-556]

“Two snaps STRAIGHT UP!”

[@WarrenGdog28]

Oh ya Jim Carrey Imposter

[@Snowman-556]

@@dannyhyde7019 Imagine doing Handyman today. Instant blacklist.

[@WessyD123]

This show was an instant classic when it first aired.

[@robertkelly6282]

After some lady railed against it then people took notice

[@Willy-hs7uu]

Many of the first shows on Fox were really good, from 21 jump street to Tracy Ulman show. (which later gave us the Simpsons).

[@TeamForwood]

Al Bundy always got cheered by the audience because they wish they had the balls to say those things in real life

[@Sarah_Gravydog316]

my family in Caifornia used to go to tapings & said this show had the best audiences

[@bobbenbrown123]

Yep bcuz now a days if we spoke this abruptly to others on the streets we'd be fined, sued or arrested

[@TheEsquireOfSportsFSU]

@@bobbenbrown123 I've not been fined, sued, or arrested, and I say things like this to this day lmao

[@shawnkelly695]

We did say those things. I still do. Us older folk not woke liberals offended by everything

[@angelfishluva291]

Ed O'Neill had 2 shows go for 11 seasons and both of them are such classics. This show is definitely in my top 3 all time.

[@gapenation]

You gotta be a beast to do that.

[@pattonsplace41477]

He also had a very underrated movie called Dutch. The critics hated it because he played a character that was different than Al. But I love that movie. 👍

[@angelfishluva291]

@@pattonsplace41477 I absolutely love that movie!

[@TommyBuskulic-u2k]

While Modern Family was a good show, Married... With Children was far better.

[@DontKnow-nq6bh]

@@pattonsplace41477 i watched it last month. had to go back in time to bear it in present

[@TheCrazyCanuck420]

I know someone that partially learned English watching this show. I can't think of a better teacher than Al 😂

[@bl6773]

Great reaction y'all. Ed O'Neill (Al Bundy) was on marriage with children for 11 years and then he was on modern family for 11 years.

[@americanmutt9089]

Amanda Bearse who played the Bundy's neighbor Marcy who was always feuding with Al wrote and directed 30+ episodes of Married With Children. Ed O'Neill (Al) and Amanda were actually also feuding behind the scenes. You should react to some of the clips including those two characters.

[@Emper0rH0rde]

Amanda Bearse basically was/is Marcy in real life. The reason she played the character so well is because that's her personality, but amplified for comedy.

[@TommyBuskulic-u2k]

If Amanda Bearse was the director for all of its episodes, then the show would have ended much earlier.

[@JoeR203]

She only directed (31 episodes). She never wrote any scripts.

[@Timmycoo]

Yeah, O'Neill's thoughts on that the feud was over (TV Guide cover that she wasn't asked to be on, she asked him to fight for her to be with them and he didn't) he said he wishes he could go back in time and change that.

[@PowerDiva]

@@Timmycoo Amanda Bearse is also gay and apparently Ed made a lot of jokes at her expense back then. He has since admitted that he was probably out of line, but she never really forgave him for it.

[@theaffiliate4208]

Al's backstory is that he was a aspiring sports star in High school with a promised college scholarship, but got injured and the scholarship was pulled, got Peggy (his wife) pregnant, got married and is bitter about his life. And I mean bitter about everything.

[@zombiejlt1]

This was the golden age of sitcoms and comedy shows. This paired with THE SIMPSONS and IN LIVIN COLOR was the best lineup on FOX. I miss when people weren't made of glass, the world wasn't run by feelings, when TV characters could away with the things we wish we could. Al may not have been the happiest husband and father, but he was a man's man. He provided, didnt fet respect, had hopes and dreams, still had his high school record of four touchdowns in a single game, would inact justice on those who hurt his family even when they didnt respect him, he represented a lot of the struggles our parents may have gone through andnour generstion does today. These shows might have seemed offensive, but they spoke out a lot of societies' bigger issues: low paying jobs, the nuclear family falling apart, the rise in obesity, etc. This is how comedy should be, helping us cope with life's ups and downs by making fun of the issues.

[@shark5919]

Ed O'Neill was signed as an undrafted free agent by the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1969 under rookie head coach Chuck Noll but was cut in training camp, having to compete with fellow rookie defensive lineman Joe Greene and L. C. Greenwood for a roster spot

[@donc6781]

Honestly that’s impressive, he must have been a good player to actually get that far

[@4daloveofcruising]

That was back in the day when things on tv can be funny and everyone not offended and getting people cancelled. AL BUNDY WAS THE BEST TV DAD EVER!!

[@bobbobby1846]

the view never is taking off the air

[@bobapjok4241]

Why is it that everyone says you cant say these things anymore, but every reactor i watch laughs at these things. Because it is just naturally funny.

[@dsandoval9396]

KZbin doesn't count because most (YT) channels don't have spinless executives who care about bad publicity running those channels. People mean on network (or cable) TV. I don't even think FOX would air this today. Cable channels are a shadow of their selves when they first aired unPC content.

[@donc6781]

Because this show would make a lot of people mad now., and that’s a no-no now

[@shawnkelly695]

I still say things like this and worse. No gaf about woke liberal feelings

[@bouncerslabrealnature9143]

Ed O'Neill did a fantastic job entertaining the world and nobody complained. 😂😂 I own all 11 seasons.

[@joefatalooch8057]

The women on this show need to be given credit for playing the straitperson. They helped make this comedy hysterical.

[@erichiller4144]

I was 20s in the 90s. I was always great with a great comeback. If you walked into it, after watching Al Bundy, I became even better. And I still do it today. and I'm 60. It's priceless to watch people's faces.

[@shawnkelly695]

20 in the 90s? So you were 20 for 10 yrs?

[@lisainthecold4287]

I watched this show faithfully as a kid with my dad! He loved it so let me watch it even think I was probably a lil too young. They always were complaining about being poor and hungry but the house was pretty nice in a good neighborhood, that always confused me back then, lol. They were house poor I guess?! Makes me miss my dad, RIP. Great reaction y'all!! Bundy's rule!!!

[@realanalysis42]

With such a nice house, I honestly believe that was the joke of the show. Even back then, only doctors or lawyers could afford that house.

[@jeremyjones8663]

Al Bundy was disrepected at work and at home and became what everyone whose has ever worked for the public. GOD!

[@dannyboyspain1]

Al Bundy is LEGEND world wide. All guys respect him and understand him and what he goes through. He is and always will be a super hero. Long live Al.

[@Kickinthescience]

What about Fred Sanford and Archie Bunker?

[@samil5601]

Archie Bunker was a parody, Al Bundy is a documentary.

[@guyami8892]

Married With Children is the type of show you get when you focus on whats funny and not on whats PC. Much unlike the garbage being made nowadays.

[@me38443]

Same in the UK.

[@DavidStowers-o7k]

He also played Sgt. Joe Friday in the brief modern remake of Dragnet. Ethan Embry portrayed his partner Frank Smith.

[@VincentManiscalco]

See how it was when no one got offended and we all laughed ?? Al Bundy was hysterical

[@SuperKagin]

the guy who played the character, came into the audition playing Al Bundy, the actor didnt even use his name. He came in completely prepared to portray that roll. Said he thought of his uncle, who wasn't a very pleasant person to begin with and it was an impersonation of him that he used as a basis for the roll

[@henrybobswillikers]

One of the best shows of the 90's.

[@brucefrytz8611]

Ahh, memories. One of the best shows from the eighties. Al's barbs towards his wife Peg and his neighbor Marcy were also legendary.

[@djknox2]

One of the funniest shows OF ALL TIME.

[@patrickmcgavin2245]

MWC isn't for snowflakes.

[@bobbenbrown123]

Definitely not for the feint of heart

[@intergalacticnutcracker5884]

But the best part is they remained friends throughout the years I hope anyway such a great show

[@JohnRoberson-d4k]

Not Ed O' Neil & Amanda Bearse.They hated each other in real life

[@JerseyDevil411]

The legendary Al Bundy! His favorite TV show was psycho dad lol... that show was hilarious

[@chrislaustin]

I think anyone who has ever watched TV has a show that they grew up viewing, and connected with more than any of the others, and MWC was that show for me. One of the original titles for this show before it aired, was "Not the Cosby's", which was rather fitting, as that was the other family show I had around the same time. While being young and brown in South Central, the Cosby show had it's moments, but was just a foreign concept of the daily grind. MWC was how my family was, how we interacted, how we constantly ripped on one another, me and my sister were a few years apart like Kelly and Bud. It was just so much more relatable at the time, and to this day, this is my #1 sitcom, and I grew up with the best TV ever offered. And while Al was savage AF to the bigger ladies, they all mostly gave as good as they got, so it was all in good fun. We could all laugh at each other, and most importantly at ourselves(never take yourself to seriously), something which we could all use more of.

[@AndrewKeifer]

My two favorite jokes: "You wouldn't be saying that if I came with fries and a shake," and "I'd say it behind your back, but I've only got half a tank of gas." 🤣

[@KathyNeuman-c2q]

That’s when we had freedom of speech . We were taught sticks and stones can brake your bones but names can never hurt you. Feeling are a choice.

[@Lorijenken]

that what made this show so funny, most jokes were written by the ladies who had a sense of humor. we dint laugh at them we laugh with it ,context is key.

[@LeviAWilson]

Yeah, my mom and I would watch this every Sunday night followed by In Living Color on another channel. After we watched our very first episode of Al going to the dentist with Tracy Lord's as the dential assistant nurse (which was hilarious) we then watched it every week.

[@cannedmusic]

This was a Norman Lear production, like Sanford & Son, Al has a lot of the same delivery as Fred, and similar jokes, too.

[@bjeffrey1863]

Red fox did standup comedy too my brother saw him in Detroit and laughed his ass off

[@cannedmusic]

@@bjeffrey1863 A dad of a friend of mine had one of Redd's records. And one of LaWanda's too. Sometimes he and I would listen to both. Both were great at standup.

[@cesaralejandro7725]

Al bundy is a legend

[@scotttilson4040]

A few years ago, somebody did one of these reaction videos over our Bundy. Now you got dozens of them out there.

[@NotPoliticalCorrect]

LOVED this serie back in the 90's 😂🤣😅 Wouldnt be possible to make a serie like this anno 2024 !

[@brianmoon1775]

A lot of those women were comics and many actually helped with the writing. It was a group effort.

[@jeffb.3174]

this show helped make the Fox network succeed. Fox showed the same three shows all day long, and this was the most successful

[@victorbaulk8506]

Simpsons, Married and syndicated Star Trek TNG......... Loved Sundays.

[@dmoore8595]

I haven't watched this in years, and instant laughter.😂

[@guitarman8462]

" The Simpsons " got their start on " The Tracy Ullman Show ".

[@cool_cat007smoove]

Correct 💯💯💯

[@RyanMrTsunamiBishop]

"Where are you goin?" Excuse me ma'am, but unlike your mouth, we occasionally close" LMMFAOOOOO

[@lisal.4498]

Remember when the world had a sense of humor? Remember when we all could laugh at ourselves? I can and I wouldn’t change those days for these days for anything

[@RHM11.DonairGuy]

You two know that Christmas is around the corner. Married With Children a Very Bundy Christmas is one of the funniest things to watch during the holiday season. It's classic and I'd love to see you react to this episode maybe release on Christmas Eve.

[@guitarman8462]

The actor who plays Al Bundy was in a few movies. And the woman who plays Al Bundy's wife , she used to be a singer .

[@tahliasgoddaddy]

Peggy was also in Sons of Anarchy. There's a crossover meme where as her character on Sons of Anarchy she tells her son that Al is his real father. It's funny.

[@LiberalsArePoop]

She still voices Leela on Futurama.

[@DavidStowers-o7k]

If you've ever watched FUTURAMA, you'll recognise her as the voice for Leela.

[@simplesimon755]

Ed O'Neill said he based the character of Al Bundy on his uncle. I've seen these clips and episodes countless times and I laugh every time. Classic stuff.

[@jessicahedman3048]

Gotta love the classic humor of the old days...

[@shonquesanders4232]

I was living in Japan when this show came out and we would have family and friends mail us videos of episodes from the show. I would get so excited to get the episodes on vhs. One of the best shows on tv at the time.

[@peterlee4682]

NO MA'AM = National Organization of Men Against Amazonian Masterhood!

[@Mohawk_Productions]

I have a few shirts. Wearing them in public is fun

[@patrickkelly5009]

Hey ya'll, I just found your channel and two points: #1, You come off as a genuine, accepting, and loving couple #2, You seem like really cool, down-to-earth people with the propensity to understand and appreciate that life is what you make it. These videos are a testament to that. And lastly, I don't know you personally, but take care and love ya'll.

[@Ancient_Drummer]

You should watch the movie "Dutch" staring him. Absolutely hilarious!

[@jdlives8992]

My father and I would watch this every week and he would laugh so so hard. I mean loose his mind. That and in living color. He would say hey kid come on our shows are on. Miss those days

[@ztomas1]

At 13:29 - I'm guessing you guys haven't seen "Modern Family", after Married with Children ended Ed O'Neill (AL BUNDY) starred as Jay Prittchett on Modern Family for 11 years from 2009 to 2020

[@powoodworker1751]

Did not know that. I've never seen Modern Family.

[@jonathanwelchbmnc7615]

This was one of the shows I grew up watching. My mom would watch it too. That “… my car’s only got a half a tank of gas” always gets me. 😂

[@tosis918]

The original writers of the show were Ron Leavitt and Michael G. Moye.

[@Impalaman1968]

And their initial claim to fame was that they were writers on "The Jeffersons".

[@mil2k11]

Fox's Sunday night lineups were the best back in the late 80s - early 90s. Simpsons, Married w/ Children, 21 Jump Street, America's Most Wanted, Gary Shandling & Tracy Ullman shows, etc. They were the first major to have their news at 10pm as opposed to the rest at 11pm. And when there was something newsworthy that all of the other networks were carrying, Fox would just put out a 2-3 hour Cops marathon. They're totally mainstream now, but back then they were pretty cutting edge for television.

[@phillnorman]

Fun Fact: Marcy was the one who wrote most of the jokes. Ed O'Neal/Al Bundy was the perfect person to deliver those lines 😊

[@Mr_Reality1071]

When this show was in its prime, a lot of those full sized ladies were actual comediannes. A great number of the shows were produced, written, and directed by women. It was just a totally different time. When folks had some skin and a real sense of humor. Unlike today, so many folks are sensitive, and easily butt-hurt. I will end this with one of my favorite lines from Al to Peg. Peg: "Did you me miss me hon"? Al: "With every bullet so far".

[@CPACK1]

Back in day. We liked that kind of humor. In the 60s and 70s, men and Women could tell bawdy jokes, it was fun.

[@enkiofsumer8374]

I live in England, so we were a little behind you with this programme. It used to come on our TV around Midnight, so not many people saw it. I'm going back about 30 years ago, during my drinking and fun nights with friends. We'd usually get in around 12 midnight and this would be about to start. My mates would come round to mine and watch it. Absolutely hilarious. And I'll never get the best saying that the philosopher Al Bundy created.... "Never try and understand women.... Women understand women, and they hate each other". Never a truer word said. I learnt this as I got older. It's really popular in memes now 😂😂😂😂

[@maxx1mus1041]

The savagery of al bundy is legendary 😂

[@Space_Cakes94]

One of my favorite moments wasn't even on camera. Ed O'Neil (Al) kept messing up his lines and someone from the crowd heckled him. Ed looked up and asked if he wanted to go a couple rounds outback. Dude kept quiet the rest of filming. 😂😂😂

[@gerardroll6468]

Al is every working man’s idol… Dare, I say… A GOD… Especially because he’d speak his mind in ways we could only dream of 👍😂. Nowadays, if we were to speak like him in the workplace, we’d get fired in minutes 😆😆😆

[@Mydayiscomingsoon]

I used to work in a clothes store when I was in my late teens and lemme tell ya, I used a lot of these 😂 never got written up once

[@lowprofile513]

Definitely do more Married With Children reactions.

[@MikeM275]

So glad I got to see these shows first run. They could never be made today....PS, Andrew Dice Clay say's hi 😂

[@maggedo-x1s]

When Polk High's football God among merely mortal wannabe men spoke, Al spoke for many of us sitting on the bench (couch;), cheering for him in his word war plays against our shared rivals!

[@halas7388]

"I'd say it to your face but my car only has half a tank of gas." After watching I realized I got it wrong.

[@calemorgan3982]

My mom also watched this every night haha 11pm pst.. I would sneak out of bed and sit on the stairs watching secretly haha

[@jameslogan4534]

Al Bundy use to have my stomach hurtin from laughing at what he said to some of the people on this show 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@gazoontight]

All hail Al Bundy.

[@commanderkorra3316]

Al Bundy, one of the funniest tv dads ever lol. His family drove him crazy, but he would still fight to protect them. Also back when people weren't super sensitive about everything.

[@me1izardo]

Peggy: “Al, does this dress make me look fat?” Al: “No, it’s the fat that makes you look fat!”

[@champagnebulge1]

I like how Griffin got one in here, "too big for shoes!" lol

[@yxmichaelxyyxmichaelxy3074]

I guarantee there is not a chance a show like this can be produced today. If one were, the streets would burn.

[@justinw7323]

My favorite is when he tells the young girl to look at her mother and sees her future self. And then he says back "try the moon youll weigh less there."

[@dansheehan4709]

Al Bundy a true American classic great video great reaction thank you very much

[@johnpapa8681]

Married With Children was the best educational show ever.

[@AceManning18]

What a time to be alive! When we could all just laugh at a funny show without having to worry about being cancelled for it. My step dad still falls asleep watching this show every single night. It's a classic! You guys are awesome as always, love the channel.

[@gerardroll6468]

Al Bundy at his savage best 🫰😆

[@skilz8098]

These were great, but so was all of his jokes towards Marcy

[@gerardroll6468]

@@skilz8098 …Oh yes, his oh so classy “chicken” gags were always comical delight 👍😆

[@keegan773]

Bundy says all those things we wished we had thought of at the time.

[@Audulf-of-Frisia]

The 80's and 90's were the best. Best tv shows, best music, best movies and people never had more freedom than back then. Oh the freedom. How I miss it.

[@Neilxtc]

And no cellphone spying…

[@tonyb4252]

Preach

[@pyatig]

Agreed on entertainment but what freedom are you missing? Please be specific

[@JMR951]

Classic show, still watch and crack up from re-runs!!!

[@DaddyDoggAbbott]

You two should watch the best of Al's fight scenes