June 9, 1997 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Married..._with_Children_(season_11)).

http://mentalfloss.com/article/64775/15-fun-facts-about-married-children

Wow! 20 years!?! :eek: Still, one of the funniest shows of all time! :lol:

Twenty years, huh? It's a crying shame that "Married..." went out with a whimper and not a bang. If memory serves, "Chicago Shoe Exchange" was the final episode aired but not produced; the hour-long "finale"--if you even want to call it that--was the two-episode arc "The Desperate Half Hour" and "How To Marry A Moron," which aired on Fox the month before. "Married..." deserved a far better finale than that; Fox's abrupt cancellation of "Married..." in the spring of 1997 was a slap in the face to not only the fans, but also to the cast itself.

Twenty years, huh? It's a crying shame that "Married..." went out with a whimper and not a bang. If memory serves, "Chicago Shoe Exchange" was the final episode aired but not produced; the hour-long "finale"--if you even want to call it that--was the two-episode arc "The Desperate Half Hour" and "How To Marry A Moron," which aired on Fox the month before. "Married..." deserved a far better finale than that; Fox's abrupt cancellation of "Married..." in the spring of 1997 was a slap in the face to not only the fans, but also to the cast itself.

I agree, it just dropped with no real finale.

Twenty years, huh? It's a crying shame that "Married..." went out with a whimper and not a bang. If memory serves, "Chicago Shoe Exchange" was the final episode aired but not produced; the hour-long "finale"--if you even want to call it that--was the two-episode arc "The Desperate Half Hour" and "How To Marry A Moron," which aired on Fox the month before. "Married..." deserved a far better finale than that; Fox's abrupt cancellation of "Married..." in the spring of 1997 was a slap in the face to not only the fans, but also to the cast itself.

Ed O'Neill's theory on why MWC ended after 11 seasons:
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