The television sitcom 'All in the Family' premiered on CBS, introducing American audiences to the iconic character Archie Bunker and groundbreaking social commentary.
The series aired its final episode after a successful run of nine seasons and 205 episodes.
Following the end of 'All in the Family', the spin-off series 'Archie Bunker's Place' began airing, continuing the story of Archie Bunker.
Mike and Gloria Bunker move into the guest room of Archie and Edith's house, beginning their family cohabitation.
Archie Bunker starts working at the loading dock of the local brewery, the job that defines much of his day-to-day life.
Joey Stivic graduates high school and prepares for adult life, reflecting the generational themes of the show.
Gloria and Mike welcome their son, Joey, marking a new chapter in their family life.
Numerous ideological and generational conflicts occur between Archie and Mike, showcasing the show's central social themes.
Mike Stivic pursues a career in academia, demonstrating his progressive viewpoints contrasting with Archie's.
Archie suffers health issues and is hospitalized, bringing the family closer in concern and care.
Gloria and Mike separate and eventually divorce, marking a significant change in the family dynamics.
Archie is laid off from the brewery job, forcing him to confront changes in his life and society.
