Both of his parents were dead in a car accident when he was little, so he probably received some grant/loans from the govt. Gloria also worked and from memory I'm sure she mentioned she helped him.
that kind of burden to repay his wife and the govt. and Archie would not be easy on anyone. Remember, he was supposed to be in his early 20s. Also during the episode Mike Comes Into Money he did work briefly at a gas station to raise the $200 he donated to the McGovern campaign (money Mike inherited from his Uncle Alex) over Archie's objections in order to help repay some of his room and board
Wasn't "All in the Family" adapted from a UK comedy to begin with?
(1st Verse)
Every week Glenn Miller played
Tunes that owned the Hit Parade
Working-class folks had it made
Those were the days
(1st Bridge) Always knew where you stood then
Gals were gals and men were men
We could really use a "Prez" like Herbert Hoover again
(2nd Verse) Didn't need no welfare state
Everyone pulled his own weight
And my old LaSalle ran great
Those were the days
(2nd Bridge, instrumental)
(3rd Verse) Children knew what "reverence" meant
$50 paid the rent
No tips less than 12%
Those were the days
(3rd Bridge) You could take a weekend spin
Off to see the Dodgers win
Followed by an on-the-town which cost you under a fin
(4th Verse) Hair was short and skirts were long
Kate Smith sure could sell a song
I don't know just what went wrong
Those were the days
Tunes that owned the Hit Parade
Working-class folks had it made
Those were the days
(1st Bridge) Always knew where you stood then
Gals were gals and men were men
We could really use a "Prez" like Herbert Hoover again
(2nd Verse) Didn't need no welfare state
Everyone pulled his own weight
And my old LaSalle ran great
Those were the days
(2nd Bridge, instrumental)
(3rd Verse) Children knew what "reverence" meant
$50 paid the rent
No tips less than 12%
Those were the days
(3rd Bridge) You could take a weekend spin
Off to see the Dodgers win
Followed by an on-the-town which cost you under a fin
(4th Verse) Hair was short and skirts were long
Kate Smith sure could sell a song
I don't know just what went wrong
Those were the days
In Archie's Aching Back (1971). Lionel (Mike Evans) tells Archie (Carroll O'Connor) that his parents won some money in a lawsuit and used it to open up a dry cleaning business.
We haven't met Lionel's parents yet, nor have we learned the family's last name.
We haven't met Lionel's parents yet, nor have we learned the family's last name.
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- How many seasons does All in the Family have?9 seasons
- How many episodes does All in the Family have?207 episodes
- When did All in the Family premiere?January 12, 1971
- When did All in the Family end?April 8, 1979
- How long are episodes of All in the Family?30 minutes
- What is the IMDb rating of All in the Family?8.4 out of 10
- Who stars in All in the Family?
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- What is the plot of All in the Family?A working class man constantly squabbles with his family over the important issues of the day.
- Who are the characters in All in the Family?Archie Bunker, Edith Bunker, George Jefferson, Lionel Jefferson, Maude Findlay, Joey Stivic, Albrecht 'Alvin' Klemmer, Alfred Bunker, Barney Hefner, Bert Munson, and others
- What is the All in the Family theme song?Those Were the Days, Performed by Carroll OConnor and Jean Stapleton
- What genre is All in the Family?Comedy Drama, Comedy, and Drama
- How many awards has All in the Family won?48 awards
- How many awards has All in the Family been nominated for?122 nominations
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