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Old 06-02-2004, 01:06 AM   #1
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Default Pick Two Seasons you feel that were not really Entertaining

I will pick these two seasons as that ones that were not entertaining


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Seeing how the show got worse each season (But the first four seasons were all still hysterical) I'll pick the last two seasons.
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They were all good.
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They were all good.
Even the 78-79 season? The season when there wasn't no more appearances from

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Seasons 8 and 9 weren't very good. Season 8 had some very strange stories like Archie getting addicted to pills, Edith almost getting raped, and the most bizarre one of them all, Archie joining the KKK. I did like 2 episodes from season 8: Super Bowl Sunday and The Stivics Go West. Season 9 was a waste of time with that little brat Stephanie plus the Stivics were gone.
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They were all good.
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They were all good.
I'm surprise you feel that way since you were such a Archie Hater. So you disliked Archie Bunker and James Evans. Just Curious, did you like Mr. Jefferson?
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I'm curious too. How did a thread about the seasons of All In The Family on the All In The Family board turn into a discussion of Good Times and The Jeffersons?
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I'm curious too. How did a thread about the seasons of All In The Family on the All In The Family board turn into a discussion of Good Times and The Jeffersons?

Because you had a problem with the strong father figure on All in the Family, and the strong father figure on Good Times, so i was wondering did you feel the same about the strong father figure who lived NEXT DOOR to the Bunkers.
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Because you had a problem with the strong father figure on All in the Family, and the strong father figure on Good Times, so i was wondering did you feel the same about the strong father figure who lived NEXT DOOR to the Bunkers.

Strong father figures are men like Ward Clever and Cliff Huxtable. Archie was an ignorant bigot and James was an abusive loud mouth. In any case, I don't see what this has to do with the original thread.
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Strong father figures are men like Ward Clever and Cliff Huxtable. Archie was an ignorant bigot and James was an abusive loud mouth. In any case, I don't see what this has to do with the original thread.

Cliff was passive. Also you said all the seasons was great and i asked why did you enjoy the last season since there was only Archie, Edith, and Stephanie.
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Cliff was passive. Also you said all the seasons was great and i asked why did you enjoy the last season since there was only Archie, Edith, and Stephanie.
Cliff was not passive; he was sane. I liked the last season of All In The Family because it was good. Also, Archie redeemed himself, to a certain extent, for his cruelty towards Edith and hatred of minorities in the past.
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Cliff was not passive; he was sane. I liked the last season of All In The Family because it was good. Also, Archie redeemed himself, to a certain extent, for his cruelty towards Edith and hatred of minorities in the past.

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Does Nick-at-Nite show the season that is both "All in the Family" and "Archie Bunker's Place"?
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I can't pick 2 but the last one was clearly not as good as the others. The 2 part episode in California was about the best thing about that year. The other years to me have entertaining moments in any given episode.
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