Carrol O'Connor's Second Hit Series Was Very Different From His Iconic '70s Sitcom
After Carol O'Connor became a household name by playing Archie Bunker, his career got a second wind when he traded sitcoms for a new kind of TV series.
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After Carol O'Connor became a household name by playing Archie Bunker, his career got a second wind when he traded sitcoms for a new kind of TV series.
Norman Lear pulled from personal experiences.
The All in the Family spin-off Maude, starring Bea Arthur, had a controversial two-part episode, but it didn't draw ire until it went into reruns.
The first-ever TV sitcom in the U.S. debuted in 1947, with episodes broadcast live in 15-minute and 30-minute formats. It starred a real-life married couple.
Arrested Development is one of the funniest sitcoms ever made, and one of the series' best jokes wouldn't exist without this influential 1970s series.
ABC's Barney Miller went on to be a success with eight seasons, but the series was struggling until a raunchy, X-rated episode changed everything.
Charlie turns his trash-talk about Emira into an indictment of Georgia — and manages to save his spot on the show.
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