All in the Family

The house next door to the Bunkers is for sale, which makes Archie Bunker and Henry Jefferson very nervous, for opposite reasons, about who might move in.

A heat wave that stifles New York is nothing compared to the trouble Archie and Edith are having with "another woman."

Trouble starts in the Bunker house when the family finds an 82-year-old pajama-clad stranger in their living room.

A provocative kiss sparks a feud between puritanical Archie and his liberal daughter Gloria.

Is there a new Archie Bunker, or is he trying to hide something? That's the question the family asks when Archie comes home from work bearing gifts and good cheer.

Henry Jefferson's station in life is taking a giant step upward and Archie is filled with mixed emotions about the situation.

Edith sends in a box-top to get back 25 cents and the quarters start rolling in, but Archie wants to overlook the computer error.

Mike learns the hard way that games are not always child's play.

Archie suspects that Edith is turning Catholic when she takes to wearing a religious medal and attending mass.

Edith is going to a christening, the kids are off to a seminar in the mountains, and Archie is headed for a weekend of trouble.

Gloria begins wearing a black wig and Mike becomes unusually amorous.

Archie and Edith celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary by going on a second honeymoon.

While driving Mr. Munson's cab, Archie is held up by a very special kind of gunman.

Irene Lorenzo challenges Archie to a game of pool at Kelsey's Tavern.

The Bunker's household Christmas mood turns grim when Edith tells Gloria she has a lump in her breast and is going for a surgical examination.

Home alone for the evening, Mike and Gloria have a heated argument over the fact that Gloria now seems to be the aggressor in their marital relationship.

It's Archie's birthday and he's more surprised by what it says on his birth certificate than by his surprise party.

After a separation of more than 18 years, Archie arrives home from work in his anticipation of seeing his old buddy, Joe Tucker. The reunion is a happy one until Joe tells Archie he's out of a job and that he has told Archie's boss, Mr. Prendergast, that he would take any job offered him.

Archie inadvertently causes a mentally retarded grocery store box-boy to lose his job.

Remember the Alamo? Well, that was nothing compared to the battle taking place at the Jeffersons' home when George learns that Archie will be among the guests at Lionel's engagement party.

Archie fears he may have food poisoning from eating canned mushrooms which were recalled by the manufacturer.

Gloria's feeling of depression affects the entire Bunker household.

George Jefferson discovers that Archie has paid him with a phony 20-dollar bill and demands an explanation.

Mike is preparing for his final exams and the family is at last facing the prospect of his college graduation. It should be a red-letter day for the Bunkers, but something's wrong - only Archie seems happy.