Name: Archie Bunker's Place Type: Children/Comedy Run Time: 1979 - 1983 Seasons: 4 Full Episodes: 101 / 101 Links Streamed:
Full Episode Summary: At the start of the 1979-1980 season, the classic sitcom, "All in the Family," was renamed "Archie Bunker's Place." Two years earlier, conservative bigot Archie Bunker purchased his favorite hangout, Kelsey's Place, from its ailing owner; he renamed it appropriately enough Archie's Place. He owned the bar in partnership with Jewish partner Murray Klein, whose liberal views were somewhat akin to Archie's liberal son-in-law, Mike Stivic. As before, many of the episodes revolved around Archie's opinions and viewpoints of the world. Most of the action took place at Archie's Place, though his wife, Edith, was still seen on occassion; more frequently seen were his niece, Stephanie Mills (whom Archie and Edith took in a year earlier after her father abandoned her); another niece, Billie Bunker (whose boyfriend was Archie's attorney, Gary Rabinowitz); and Archie's employees, who came (surprise) from a variety of ethnic backgrounds. The biggest change came in the fall of 1980, when Edith died suddenly of a stroke (Jean Stapleton had wished to leave the series); Archie had a hard time expressing his grief over the sudden passing of his beloved "Dingbat." Eventually, he began dating again and even hired a black housekeeper, Ellen (who cared for Stephanie and kept Archie's conservative views in check). Though never as popular as "All in the Family," "Archie Bunker's Place" remained a major hit with many viewers, who continued to laugh and learn from one of television's most enduring, if not loud-mouthed, characters.
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