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All in the Family salutes the family viewing hour... (1975)

"Backstory: The Family Viewing Hour, which was in effect from 1975 through 1977, was mandated by the FCC to have the networks show ONLY family-friendly programming from 8 to 9 PM ET, since there was too much sex and violence on the tube during those hours. (This ruling was rescinded two years later, in 1977.) This ruling forced Norman Lear, creator of "All in the Family," to move the show from its 8 PM Sat. time slot to 9 PM on Monday nights. The cast of "All in the Family" did a little in-house "tribute" to the Family Viewing Hour with their new "1975 version" of the show's opening theme song. This clip never aired; it was only performed live before a studio audience."

u/DidYouReadTheMenu — 19 hours ago
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Purchased in 1971 at a thrift store for the show's production, Archie's chair was donated in 1978 to the Smithsonian National Museum of American History, where it's been on display ever since.

u/DidYouReadTheMenu — 1 day ago

Which episodes do you recommend about feminism and women's right?

I was having a conversation with a girl about feminism and women's rights and I mentioned the show (and Maude). She was interested in watching it but I think it is better to suggest some episodes on the subject.

She is less than 30 years old and I don't think she had seen a show made before the 90s. I know that the show take some times to get into it. But there is a dilemma, if you start with an episode from the middle you may got lost, too. You need to know the characters first.

I was thinking of episode where even Michael is shown as a male chauvinist.

What do you think? Do you have suggestions?

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u/Dry-Atmosphere7718 — 1 day ago