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[[Image:Sally Struthers.jpg|100px|right|thumb|Sally Struthers as Gloria Bunker Stivic]]

[[Image:Sally Struthers.jpg|100px|right|thumb|Sally Struthers as Gloria Bunker Stivic]]

'''''All in the Family''''' was an offensively stereotypical sitcom in the 1970s which repeatedly referred to a housewife as a "dingbat" and has also been ranked as the 6th most racist old television show.<ref>https://www.therichest.com/most-shocking/10-old-shows-that-were-racist/</ref>  This show was created by the [[Leftist]] producer [[Norman Lear]] and heavily promoted by the [[liberal media]] for its airing on [[CBS]] from 1971 to 1979, and is still praised by [[liberal]]s today despite its bigoted, anti-women content.  But 20 years after its airing there was relatively little interest in the show anymore, as Sony's attempt to resell it was discontinued.  ''All in the Family'' was not completely original; rather, it was based on a British [[BBC]] sitcom ''Till Death Us Do Part'', of which Lear was a fan.

'''''All in the Family''''' was an offensively stereotypical sitcom in the 1970s which repeatedly referred to a housewife as a "dingbat" and has also been ranked as the 6th most racist old television show.<ref>https://www.therichest.com/most-shocking/10-old-shows-that-were-racist/</ref>  This show was created by the [[Leftist]] producer [[Norman Lear]] and heavily promoted by the [[liberal media]] for its airing on [[CBS]] from 1971 to 1979, and is still praised by [[liberal]]s today despite its bigoted, anti-women content.  But 30 years after its airing there was relatively little interest in the show anymore, as Sony's attempt to resell it was discontinued.  ''All in the Family'' was not completely original; rather, it was based on a British [[BBC]] sitcom ''Till Death Us Do Part'', of which Lear was a fan.

''All in the Family'' was degrading to women by portraying the housewife and mother, "Edith Bunker" (played by Jean Stapleton), as a senseless and unattractive nuisance called "dingbat" by her own husband.  An episode of the show included an attempted rape of her by an intruder on her 50th birthday, which is omitted from the syndicated reruns.<ref>https://www.hometheaterforum.com/community/threads/episodes-of-classic-tv-shows-out-of-syndication.338339/page-5</ref>

''All in the Family'' was degrading to women by portraying the housewife and mother, "Edith Bunker" (played by Jean Stapleton), as a senseless and unattractive nuisance called "dingbat" by her own husband.  An episode of the show included an attempted rape of her by an intruder on her 50th birthday, which is omitted from the syndicated reruns.<ref>https://www.hometheaterforum.com/community/threads/episodes-of-classic-tv-shows-out-of-syndication.338339/page-5</ref>