The right, they believe, would side with Archie ... issues of the day are debated with candor, perhaps wrapped in a cocoon of humor to make it all feel a little less dangerous. Bunker’s ...

Carroll O'Connor's Archie Bunker was one of the most celebrated, significant and outrageous characters ever to appear on American network television. For 12 years, Bunker appeared on TV weekly ...

The protagonist and source for much of the humor was Archie Bunker (played by Carroll O'Connor), a vocal and prejudiced blue-collar worker. Surprising Fact: The show's creators, Norman Lear and ...

Archie Bunker was first introduced to America on Jan. 12, 1971, but he’s still a generational reference today. 'All in the Family,' featuring a middle-class family from Queens, ran for nine ...

To the editor: Columnist Lorraine Ali says we could use a character like Archie Bunker on TV today to spark conversations on racism and other contentious topics. This would be pointless.

On a base level, Archie Bunker’s working-class Noo Yawk bluster on “All in the Family” was familiar to those who fondly remembered Jackie Gleason’s Ralph Kramden on “The Honeymooners.” ...

His signature production was “All in the Family,” which was immersed in the headlines of the day while also drawing ... blue-collar conservative Archie Bunker, played by O’Connor, and ...