All in the Family

Archie's got more to lose than his collateral when he secretly puts everything on the line and chases a dream - buying Kelcy's bar.

Archie's got more to lose than his collateral when he secretly puts everything on the line and chases a dream - buying Kelcy's bar.

Archie is shocked and outraged when Edith gives away a valuable inheritance left by her dear cousin, Liz, but the biggest shock is yet to come when he finds out why.

On the eve of a surprise party to celebrate her 50th birthday, Edith is confronted by a rapist and a life-threatening trauma that neither she nor her family will ever forget.

On the eve of a surprise party to celebrate her 50th birthday, Edith is confronted by a rapist and a life-threatening trauma that neither she nor her family will ever forget.

Edith baits the hook and reels in Archie when she adds a senior-citizen wedding and a pair of honeymooners to his precious fishing trip plans.

The opening of "Archie's Place" is anything but grand when Archie is taught a painful lesson in employer-employee relations.

The realization that he is losing his dream is a bitter pill for Archie to swallow, but what he swallows to make it sweeter may lead to losing his life.

A fallen Archie refuses to take the first step out of his troubles until Edith comes up with a life-saving push and a partner, in the second of a two-part episode.

Archie is tempted to don the famous hooded robe of punishment in a secret vigilante society without knowing the "catch" - his liberal son-in-law Mike is the group's next target.

A guilt-ridden and tormented Archie risks his life for Mike and Gloria when he learns that their house is the KKK's (Kweens Kouncil of Krusaders) next target for a cross-burning.

Another baby announcement from their old high school friend and matchmaker sends Mike and Gloria's memories back nine years to their very first, and almost last, date.

Edith questions her deepest beliefs when tragedy strikes the Bunker household.

It's "Move over Kissinger, Bunker is here" when Archie tries to patch things up between Edith and her faith.

Edith gets her big chance for fame and fortune when she's asked to do a television commercial, but the newborn star could come crashing down when morals get in the way.

Brimming with customers, Archie's Place cleans up during the Super Bowl until two robbers decide to share the wealth.

Archie is forced to take a long and painful look at his future when Edith's feisty but lovable elderly aunt comes for a visit, but then has no place to go.

An unsuspecting Edith is stunned when she discovers the real reason behind the bargains she's been getting at the butcher shop.

When Archie and Mike are accidentally locked in the storeroom of Archie's Place, they share a bottle of brandy and then their deepest secrets.

Mike and Gloria try an old recipe for a stale marriage - a second honeymoon - but they run into trouble getting all the ingredients together.

Archie and his brother, Fred, don't hold anything back when they finally come face-to-face after 29 years of hostile silence.

Mike and Gloria happily prepare for Mike's new job and their move to California until their landlord, George Jefferson, pays them a surprising visit.

Edith and Archie get quite a jolt when they prepare a farewell dinner for Mike and Gloria, only to learn the couple has made other plans.

Saying goodbye to Mike and Gloria proves traumatic for the Bunkers. Before they leave for their new life in California, they share some long-hidden feelings, confused tears, and much, much more with Archie and Edith.