MSNBC's "Time and Again:" on "All in the Family" - part 2!!

[@susanbumblebee6086]

Best sitcom EVER ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@jillmcdonald7753]

I always liked watching these shows I wish that all these shows were brought back.

[@joswanell9672]

It's hard to imagine All in the Family without ANY of it's original cast members, especially the Bunker & then Stivik households! BEST show ever produced! No show will even come close to touching it!

[@JoeBuck207]

The Honeymooners was the greatest show ever.

[@beachboys3326]

​@@JoeBuck207 Nonsense

[@CoopyKat]

9:00 This is a good mini-documentary but they made a few mistakes: Maude wasn't Archie's cousin, she was Edith's cousin. Sanford & Son had no connection to All in the Family, it was a completely separate show even though Norman Lear created/produced it. Later CBS admitted they made a huge mistake passing on Sanford & Son (It went to NBC).

[@lynette3151]

I was thinking that they just can't all have come from all in the family! Thank you.

[@charleywolfcale3650]

The golden age of television.

[@aaronroyal9449]

I can't speak for anyone else but as a young child it absolutely shaped my thinking. Thankfully my parents were like minded but the shows of that era reinforced those values to the point that by the time I was "taught" about social equality in elementary school, I wondered how this wasn't just common knowledge.

[@ItWILLbeWONDERFUL_THERE]

MISGUIDED is the best definition of guys like Archie. And that one clip where Archie tells Meathead that his father locked him in a closet for seven hours. And the look on Mike's face. It's a cross between sympathy and epiphany. "SO THAT's why...."

[@Michelina22]

Love ❤️ Excellent show 😂

[@docdee770]

Archie (Carroll O'Connor) always reminded me of Ralf (Jackie Gleason).

[@ItWILLbeWONDERFUL_THERE]

All in the Family is a classic! You know what ? I forgot that Bea Arthur and Rue McClanahan were the same actresses who were on Golden Girls. Their characters were sooo different. Vivien was like a repressed version of Blanche. Dorothy, oddly, looked younger than Maude because of the hair, for some reason.

[@Michelina22]

It’s amazing that Bea and Rue were both in All in the family and how they stuck together in Maude and The Golden Girls , fabulous duo ❤

[@radiodj1520]

In This Clip, From 0;35 To 4:00, It Was NBC Late Night's Later With Bob Costas Reports On Rob Reiner On Early Thursday Morning, April 2, 1992.

[@Michelina22]

Love that Rob was with Penny ❤

[@pontiacgrandprix733]

Honesty was prevalent in the 70s, Archie was honest, George Jefferson told you where it was at, Maudes daughter put out, and looked it, Maude herself was unbelievably outspoken, non of today's ignorance, we are not all the same, never gonna be, but the people are still the same, we just can't say it anymore, shameful

[@mindyhanson4124]

...but why do we NEED to say what WE perceive to be the "truth" about others? I mean, if Maude's daughter put out, that's not our business to judge or comment on. We shouldn't judge by putting people in categories. You say she looked like she put out... Bc she's built a certain way, we judge that she puts out. So I disagree...not shameful we can't say it, we SHOULDN'T say it. No reason to get in other people's business and judge. Live our own lives, right?

[@pontiacgrandprix733]

@@mindyhanson4124 Cause it’s enter, funny, life’s too short not to laugh, I make fun of myself. It’s good to laugh

[@rdnugent1]

I think it's hilarious that Rob Reiner is saying that Archie is ultimately wrong or immoral and Mike is so above him, whenever at the end of it all, Mike leaves his wife and son for some college girl to go live in a naked commune. Ultimately, for all his foibles, Archie was the faithful and steadfast who stuck around for his family. Mike was an egotistical punk whose true character eventually came out.

[@ricochetey]

Dang I never saw that part with Mike leaving yeah his character was definitely out there

[@davebooshty299]

7:42 she was "Edith's" cousin.

[@radiodj1520]

In This Clip, From 7:21 To 8:45, It Was NBC Late Night's Later With Bob Costas Reports On Beatrice Arthur On Early Saturday Morning, October 28, 1989.

[@radiodj1520]

In This Clip, From 9:10 To 10:03, It Was NBC News' Today's Entertainment News Reports On Jean Stapleton On Tuesday Morning, February 16, 1982.

[@simonmadi1177]

Maude was Edith's cousin not Archie's.

[@JoeBuck207]

Bob calling Rob Meathead lol.

[@SuperBigMike1992]

Jean Stapleton is totally the opposite of Edith.

[@lynette3151]

Ouch, such an awkward ending!

[@MySherry10]

Archie was not shown to be wrong , He spoke truth sometimes not putting it the best way but we got the humor, he was the loved one and it backfired on meathead for people couldnt stand him and cant stand him today and loved Archie for Archie was not really racist he would always change his views when he met the people, as a kid I got the issues and saw Mike was a Meathead

[@elmayberry6467]

The entire point to this fable is such biases should not exist. Mr. O’Connor played this role as a lovable buffoon. Mike, “Meat Head” was the liberal side of similar buffoonery and at a certain level disingenuous. Archie was racist, but as a human when faced with facts he evolved.

[@MySherry10]

@@elmayberry6467 He spoke truth, he really wasnt an racist , he showed humanity to all races and people in the end but Mike was nothing but a far left liberal who laid up off ARchie , while Archie worked and MIke slept with his daughter , ate his food and then tried to act superior , When it was Archie who was actually superior for he keep his butt up and fed the family and was more human than Mike ever thought about being. MIke was all about himself and government control just like he is in real life now Hes still a meathead

[@andrebeck1444]

Rob Reiner is off-base about Archie's intelligence because he is a self-righteous liberal like his Mike character. Archie wasn't books and college educated but unlike Rob's 'Meathead' character, Archie was intelligent in his own right based on many past life experiences and dealing with people. And for someone who had to quit school during the Depression, he knew a lot more than those who, unlike him, got to finish school. It was Norman Lear who made a buffoonery of Archie's conservatism and old-fashioned morals and values in order to cater to the liberal bias. Archie's bigoted way of presenting his conservative views was wrong but he had a number of valid points. I used to hate Archie when I was a kid because he was so cranky, judgmental and temperamental but as I got older, I grew to understand and eventually love his character.

[@dolphingurls8204]

Cant stand Mike, can't stand Rob

[@AndrewVOdom]

Well Said. Costas & Reiner (smart as they are) come off very glib here in their uber-liberalism.

[@JRobbySh]

The telling comment is that Lear never let Archie’s assertions be shown true. There was always a dishonesty in the liberalism of the ‘60s. For instance, then and to this day, the “hillbilly” is a figure of fun for them. Obama showed himself bigoted toward ordinary white people. largely because he never knew enough of them even to begin to understand them and because all his own friend only knew the caricatures .

[@aaronroyal9449]

Also, I'm pretty sure Sanford & Son had nothing to do with All in the Family other than the producer.

[@loreleikring5188]

Stifling Jean Stapleton at the end of the video, as if she really were Edith, is a very Archie-like offense.

[@Michelina22]

I didn’t like that Mike and Gloria got divorced 😢

[@a.b.sproductionsllc]

So what if Carroll O’Connor would have played The Skipper on “Gilligan’s Island?” Gilligan’s Island went off in 1967, “AITF” came on in 1971. Had O’Connor played the part he would have probably been free 4 years later. Lol

[@garylobo348]

A.B.S Productions, LLC But typecast as the Skipper and never even been offered the part. Did you see Alan Hale Jr. in anything after Gilligan?

[@HelloooThere]

Jackie Gleason would've taken the part of Archie.

[@AndrewVOdom]

Gilligan’s Island (as fun as it was) was comparably a much weaker show. Not even in the same league...

[@firstlast1732]

Archie was right about the blacks all along he wasn’t stupid or a ignorant everything he said was right

[@georgemurphy2579]

Rob...all you said about bigots is not true. There are cultures that simply do not blend. Liberals try to mix everyone up and it is not the right

[@gtyler7451]

Archie Bunker RULES!!!

[@Auroradiluculum]

I don't like this interviewer.