There are too many sensitive people nowadays. He was so funny.

@js0988

11 ай бұрын

Sigh, we have kids shows today that are "edgier" than MWC ever was! Stop being what you call others!

@AlastorsShadowDemon

11 ай бұрын

By “too many” sensitive people you mean the 10 people that cry on twitter and journalists make a story out of?

@dudermcdudeface3674

11 ай бұрын

Stop saying things that you only believe because you heard other people saying them. It's not true.

@mysonandme8424

11 ай бұрын

​@@dudermcdudeface3674we have too many sensitive people nowadays. That's a true statement. Wtf are on?

@dudermcdudeface3674

11 ай бұрын

@@mysonandme8424 There are the same number and kind of "sensitive people" as always. You have to be literally a child to believe it's new. People tried to get The Simpsons thrown off the air because Bart said something "sucks." They tried to get Elvis Presley banned for swaying his hips. They tried to ban rap and metal in the '80s for using curse words and mentioning reality. And spoiler alert, sometimes they succeeded. Radio or TV affiliates wouldn't play something; or there were warnings played before an episode or song; "explicit lyrics" labels and ratings systems are their doing. Censored versions of songs and TV episodes are their doing. FCC content restrictions are their doing. From decades before you were born. And none of it is logical or ethical in any way, it's just because of their idiotic feelings. So get over yourself. The struggle against stupidity is eternal.

"How dare you say that to my face!" "I'd say it behind your back, but my car's only got a half tank of gas!" is the greatest line ever written on TV.

@richardworton4597

11 ай бұрын

I Crack up every time 😂

@coachmikesfilmroom3111

10 ай бұрын

2nd for me. My personal no. 1 is al- "I love that car more than anything I have." Bud- "what about us dad?" Al- "You need a Q-tip?!"

@tommcdonough6086

9 ай бұрын

Al was an assassin with his comebacks and insults .

@5688gamble

9 ай бұрын

I'd say it behind your back, but it takes a year to complete half an orbit!

@jamesfowler5100

3 ай бұрын

The line was actually burrowed from Rodney Dangerfield.

Al Bundy once scored 4 touchdowns in one game! Legend! 😂

@jamesellis701

Жыл бұрын

For Polk High

@DEATH111183

11 ай бұрын

He also didn't want to be tied down, but got married. Didn't like kids yet had two of them. And practically starved to death for years but still didn't die. The man is a god

@th.burggraf7814

11 ай бұрын

Not to forget, founder and president of "NO MA'AM". 😅

@jamesellis701

11 ай бұрын

@@th.burggraf7814 and a strong supporter of Big'uns magazine

@genekent2391

11 ай бұрын

I thought it was 5...damn!! lol

All the big women on there were comedians and some of them wrote their own jokes and Amanda who played Marcy wrote most of the jokes on the show.

Fun fact: Bundy's actor played football and did Broadway. And Marcy wrote a lot of his jokes, as did some of the fat women. Lots of talent in the show.

@SuperBigblue19

11 ай бұрын

He was drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers but got cut. Also a black belt in Brazilian Jujitsu.

@BushaBandulu

11 ай бұрын

👍🏾

Al Bundy said was every guy was thinking!

I think a show like that could exist now if execs weren't afraid of a small vocal group on twitter. I remember this show when I was a kid and it was very popular, people could just take a joke better back then.

Humor wasn't censored in the 80's.

Here’s what people your age seem to miss about these shows. They were revealing the social problems, including racism by showing with humor how stupid racism is!! Archie Bunker was on a journey that ended with him adopting a Jewish niece and he changed because he had the opportunity to interact with people who were different from him. Archie learned to be a better human being because of that. All in the Family wasn’t glorifying or endorsing Archie’s opinions, it resonated with people because they had people in their lives who acted like Archie and it gave people the courage to talk about some of the most and social problems of the day. Thousands of discussions were sparked in families who would sit and watch the show every week. You cannot judge the show by today’s standards. That is just like taking a statement completely out of context which can change the meaning and intent. This was the first show to address racism of all kinds, abortion, homosexuality and even included a cross dressing character who taught Archie a lesson about treating everyone fairly and helped Archie move a little but closer to being a better person. All of these people helped him grow and change,

@wbc5150

5 ай бұрын

Fact 💯

@8rr725

5 ай бұрын

That character was supposed to be a Drag Queen, not a cross-dresser. Cross-dressers are straight men who like to wear women's clothing for whatever weird reason. Drag Queens are gay men that perform as women for entertainment. Back then though, they called them Transvestites.

@tommyo2450

4 ай бұрын

Exactly right. Way ahead of its time..

Unsurprisingly, the show lasted a record 11 seasons!

To this day, the shows are on TV people still watching love them

“So is pretending to be that kid on home improvement” is wild!!😂

RIP Norman Lear... his work has touched so many and his legacy will live-on forever!!!

If you haven’t seen it you need to watch Tim Conway telling the “elephant story” on the Carol Burnet Show. I think it’s one of the funniest bits ever on television.

@hycoperosity5843

10 ай бұрын

Tim Conway as "The Dentist" was also hysterical-never laughed so hard, conway was great at improvising, and always had the whole crew laughing; says Carol Burnet when I watched her favorite moments.

When I was in high school, I watched the 2 episodes they would show every morning before I left for school. I thank my dad for getting me into the older shows and movies.

Fun fact, Ed O’Neil (Al Bundy) is a black belt in Brazilian JuJitSu

Al bundy high school football legend and greatest shoe salesman of all time

It was never controversial in the 80's. This show was funny, people today are crybabies, and easily offended about anything.

@AlastorsShadowDemon

11 ай бұрын

It was controversial for a few people. Luckily, social media wasn’t prevalent so they never made a big story out of the complainers.

@josepharsenault1083

4 ай бұрын

@@AlastorsShadowDemonI always find it hilarious that people just overlook the staggering difference between then and now. If social media was around back then, it would’ve been just as ridiculous. Satanic Panic? The PMRC? The sensationalism would’ve been no different than it is today.

@AlastorsShadowDemon

4 ай бұрын

@@josepharsenault1083 But it wasn’t. And I’m not talking satanic panic. That garnered enough attention on its own. I’m specifically talking people being offended about old shows and “journalists” reporting those complaints once they start making numbers on (the website formally known as) twitter. I don’t think that would have been a thing.

@josepharsenault1083

4 ай бұрын

@@AlastorsShadowDemonI understood that. I was simply saying for as much as someone would have made a big deal out of a controversial show- had social media been around back then, there’d be a much stronger argument that people weren’t less offended back then.

@jamesfowler5100

3 ай бұрын

What made it controversial because a woman tried to kick them off the she which only made it more popular.

back in the 80s we didnt have a bunch of whinny people crying over everything

@tommcdonough6086

9 ай бұрын

Today's society has sunk to all time lows, so glad I was a kid in the 70's and teenager throughout the 80's it was a great era to be young.

@greenrobot5

8 ай бұрын

that's not true, Karens existed back then, it was just harder to let people know their complaints, they had to write letters to the channel, today they simply write how they feel on twitter so it feels like there's more of them

@user-nv2gw1tt5o

8 ай бұрын

@@greenrobot5not like todays woke, entitled crybabies. Pronouns alone are for aholes

@gailpr67

8 ай бұрын

Amen to that the people now are what’s wrong with this country.

@hawkproductions3853

5 ай бұрын

​@greenrobot5 not exactly. There really are alot more of them today than in the 80s and 90s

In the 60s and 70s we could say anything. Women could tell a bawdy joke as well as the men, and we thought it was hilarious. Thats why we had so much fun back then.

Al Bundy was an ‘80s version of Archie Bunker.

The writing & the insults were legendary. Great casting & I loved the show in the 80s & I still do

I'm 59 and grew up with those shows. None of those 70s and 80s shows should be cancelled in the current day. That's the problem with current culture and TV programming. People are way too sensitive and snowflakey today, and so they just have to cancel every single thing that they don't like. Now Married w/ Children is just mostly crude. It doesn't have any social redeeming value. But I don't have to watch it. I don't need to cancel it.

There was always things that are controversial. The difference then is they didn't get cancelled. Now, they cancel anything for the slightest "offense."

The show was on TV for 11seasons and was the new Fox networks first sitcom. Back then some parts of the country couldn't even see the show because the new network lacked the affiliate base of other channels. It also didn't have successful shows preceding it to piggyback off of. The fact that this show would be off limits these days shows how much freedom we have lost due to censorship since then..

@js0988

11 ай бұрын

Sigh, it's LITERALLY on 500 channels 24/7 365! Stop being a oversensitive snowflake!

Cool reaction! Great Show! This show started in 1987 and run till 1997 and there was 11 seasons! They almost start 12 season but unfortunately it was canceled. And honestly in this video all that insults were just a warm up jokes from Al Bundy the real deal is in the last 3 seasons, there Al Bundy was in his top game, try to watch seasons 9,10 and 11. And not just Al, his son Bud, Kelly, the whole cast goes all in!

The greatest show ever. Al Bundy for world emperor.

This show was a riot! I could not believe (at the time) how inappropriate it was. I was young then, but I still knew this, even without my mom screaming at us to "turn the channel." Viewers were angry at how raunchy this show was and insisted it be taken off air. In hindsight, I think that was the whole point of the show. We weren't supposed to learn heartwarming, profound lessons. We were supposed to laugh and appreciate that we aren't as trashy and morally bankrupt as the Bundy family. They say everything we sometimes wish we had the nerve to say!

When I use to watch Bundy's back in the day, never ever did I consider it controversial. Just funny as hell.

Married with children ran from April 1987 to May 1998. People consider it more of a 90's show since it ran so long in the 90's and it started so late in the 80's.

Woman: Excuse me but am I invisible?. Al: Possibly from Pluto. Me: But definitely from Uranus.

The best show ever.

@typadudes

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha thank you for your support! - Joe

You guys need to do one where you watch a Sam Kinison stand-up routine.

He's also really good in the movie, "Dutch." The 70's was a great time, people didn't take things so seriously and we could laugh at ourselves. Alot on SNL wouldn't be allowed today either. The younger generations today are far too sensitive and touchy because they were raised that way, you take things too seriously when it was really just about being to laugh at yourself because noone is perfect!

@loritajohnson5664

11 ай бұрын

'Dutch' was good!! I remember.

Old lady here. Enjoying your channel 😊

Try some scenes from the comedy show, In Living Colour. Like Men on...... segments. In Living Colour ( late 80s early 90s) went beyond what Al Bundy did.

These shows don't try and say everyone is like this, or that anyone should behave this way. The problem the woke crowd would have issues with this is that they think people should not be "allowed" to be like this. A lot of people believe there should be criminal charges for "misgendering". ( I misspelled this and the autocorrect did not have another replacement to offer because like the the new genders, it is totally made up).

@MS-ro9dm

11 ай бұрын

@@CGrant8411 you have a computer just like I do. Do a search for "calls to criminalize misgendering", It is not hard to find.

@chalmapatterson544

11 ай бұрын

​@@CGrant8411Wokies. Look up any man on the street videos on college campuses.

Best thing about these jokes are they were written by women. Some of those actresses on the show actually wrote some of them as well. A few of those ladies were comedians themselves.

Too many babies would cry if there was a show like this today.

Never missed this show

Just a side note. One thing I'm not seeing in the comments is his show wife provided the voice of Leela in Futurama.

I believe what I’m about to say took place in ‘97. I was 14, and I enjoyed watching Married With Children-own every episode actually. Well a particular episode aired about Al trapped in a cabin (?) because of a snowstorm (??). Idk exactly. But what I do remember is Marcy, his wife Peg, and daughter all had their periods at once. Episode was funny as hell, although a particular woman--first Karen??- didn’t see it this way. Basically she raised hell, people hated her, and it made Married With Children more popular than ever

Indeed , we knew how to take a joke back then.....It was so funny because it’s an absolute caricature of people you run across in life . Katy Segal and Christina Applegate grew huge careers from this show 🤙🏼 Politically correct ......well, sometimes it’s ok to laugh at yourself LOVED this show 😎

The controversy at the time the show was airing was the raunchiness , not the PC aspect. At the time, the PC stuff was only to be found amongst the lunatics in women's studies.

@YTsupportsZionaziGenocide

Жыл бұрын

some women tried to cancel married with children over the episode "her cups runneth over" for the lingerie parts... they ignored her trying to cancel them an the show got even bigger as a result, for for every year the show ran thereafter the cast and/or production of married with would send her a gift basket for trying to cancel the show and making it so much more popular as a result.

The actress that played Marcy was head writer and directed many episodes, good chance she wrote most these jokes

Make NO MA'AM great again ! ✊🏼

It was the first sitcom to reflect real society instead of the usual preachy sitcoms of the time

Married With Children, a show way head of its time.

still a favourite of mine, this show was hilarious. As offensive as it was to a lot of people it was a big hit in late 80's and most of 90's. Some of the shows of today would not be allowed in the 70's, the foul language and some nudity was a no-no back then. I remember it was a big deal if a show had words like damn or shit in it. The Simpsons which started around the same time as married with children, would of been non existent in early 70's, appalling to the masses because of Bart 's character in particular ( a kid allowed to talk so rude), but was a hilarious show that i enjoyed when i could.

This was on FOX network. In late 1980s, FOX came in as a fresh alternative to the three networks by scheduling shows that were out of the mainstream. The Simpsons later premiered on this network.

Marfied with Children was originally titled Not the Cosby Show or something like that because it was a direct fire on all the goody goody sitcoms up until that point. The Bundy’s were a cartoonish parody of real life. They were the first of their kind & definitely challenged the censors back in 89 when they debuted. One week, a disgruntled lady(known as Karens these days) wrote & complained about the shows vulgarity but it only made the show more popular. They lasted what, about 11 years & at one time was the longest running sitcom in America. I live it & why I don’t fir in today’s weak ass society. Well fighting in Iraq & a two year prison stint also destroyed my filter too.

You two might like to check out the late Don Rickles, "Mr. Warmth "...

I'm 69 years old, I lived through the '70s. Everybody no matter what race or gender back then and a sense of humor and it was way less racism as long as it was comedy. We weren't taught to get in touch with our feelings in school we were taught how to survive in the real world. You two guys are missing good times in your youth cuz everybody is so sensitive because their brainwashed

@jean5416

11 ай бұрын

French , 45 years old . It was the same in France too back in time . This actual woke era is horrible .

@Sunny-jz3dy

11 ай бұрын

I agree!!!

@mysonandme8424

11 ай бұрын

​@@CGrant8411 you're ignorant af if you don't get the difference between voicing opinions and trying to get people shut down, cancelled or fired.

@tommcdonough6086

9 ай бұрын

Nailed it.

Another commenter said that the overweight women you see in the episodes were comedians who wrote all the "fat jokes". Another thing about the show is that it was about all four family members so it wasn't such a concentration of Al insults that you see here.

Marcey the short haired woman wrote a lot of those jokes

Love what you all do. Makes so many memories I long forgot. Please think about Andrew Dice Clay. You can't go wrong. Best wishes in 2024.

The re-runs are actually still being aired now.

Bundy !!! My hero !

Not a sitcom, but legendary. George Carlin.

@johnstriker480

9 ай бұрын

Even better, Brad Stine

The show started in the 80's but most of it took place in the 90's

One of his best lines doesn't appear in any of these "best of" videos: it was an episode in which he ended up on a game show hosted by David Liesure (of "Joe Isuzu" fame), and near the end of the gameshow Al is sandwiched between two mattresses, and the host has fat women jump atop him, one at a time, until they're all atop him, and each tine another woman climbs up, Liesure says "That's one ton!", "That's TWO tons!", etc When all the women are atop Al, he asks Al how he's doing, and Al says "I can taste my spleen!"!!! 🤣😅😂

Peg: did you miss me Al: with every bullit so far

Redd Foxx was one of the most popular Black comedians ever back in the day!! He was famous for many decades! His albums was good too!

One of my favorite shows! ❤

LOVE RED FOX guys!! Love Archie Bunker and all those older Funny Shows!

I really loved this show

The legend known as al Bundy

So many funny memories 😄 ❤💯

Rene Zelweger was Bud Buddy’s first … just the best

It wasn't just a show with outrageous jokes. That wouldn't last long. In thecsetup of the show Al was a high school football star and Peg was the popular girl. They were the top of the high school food chain. Then they learn that high school is not real life. They are not the popular, successful people in the real world. Thevother aspect is that as much as the family fights, they love each other and will fightvanyboutside attacks on any family member.

Very good show! A legend!!!!

We need this today! There are so many angry people. We can take a joke!!! Maybe the new gen should try it!!! Less depression..😂 Love this show!!!!!❤❤❤❤ It was not controversial. If you didn't like the show... You didn't watch it. Move on.. We fought for FREEDOM. Listen to George Carlin.... Eye Opener 🧐 Why do ypu think we have Rap with cussing?

This was late eighties going into the late nineties

Al Bundy is a legend

"Al Bundy vs Marcy" and "Al Bundy Chicken Jokes" and "Al Bundy How Was Your Day" are good compilations to check out.

So glad to see y'all again 😊

@typadudes

Жыл бұрын

We're glad to be back! - Joe

Shows like that do exist now..Family Guy etc...

Redd Foxx and Richard Pryor, yes please. Damn.

Al Bundy 2024

That was a great show!

You should do the Jeffersons especially early seasons. Sanford and son, and yes all on the family. That show had several spinoff. You can do good times to. Post stop worrying about what's popular. Worrying about what's good. People care to much about what everyone else likes.. set the trend don't worry about following it.

That was funny and a lot of those women were comedians.

I read somewhere that the original working title for Married With Children was originally called "Not The Cosby's".

At 3:37 is why he keeps calling her a chicken LMAO

People had a sense of humor back in the day. A lot of shows couldn’t be done these days.

Back in the day, if we didn't like something, we just didn't watch/listen to it. Pretty simple. Hopefully soon we'll move past all this "feelings" bullshit.

@Melodic_Soul_87

10 ай бұрын

👏👏👏

The reason Al Bundy and mean characters like that were able to get away with things like this is because they always got their come uppances. What they don't show in these clips is later when he would get his. Usually Marcy would bust him or Peg and the kids would ruin his fun or in one episode a coalition of the over weight women tied him up. His life was always bad and he never , ever won. Except when he scored 4 touchdowns n a single game in high school of course! Same with Louis De Palma on Taxi. That's what's missing in today's characters. Sheldon Cooper is terrible to his friends and gets away with it. He's a bully. Al was once sent to Hell but the devil sent him back because his suffering was worse in the real world, lol! And yet, this guy never cheated on his wife and never ran out on his kids. Who by the way were all terrible!

@hycoperosity5843

10 ай бұрын

So true lol! Poor Al's life was hell, once in awhile he got to have some fun escorting his daughters boyfriends out of the house by way of door jam-ooops.

They got cancelled because the networks lost their spine.Thats the pattern for all the ones that were popular but got cancelled.

It was hilarious!

Shows like that exist today. Just outside crazy US.

All these amazing actors from the 60s - the 80' maybe some 90's had the amazing gift of making the audience laugh at themselves . Now days the people are super hypersensitive like spoiled crybabies who went and constantly tattletaled on every single time anybody said or did anything that didn't meet their approval. This world is full of spoiled babies who now carry the title of narcissist and Karens. Y'all need to lighten up and enjoy life . Be happy no matter what life throws at you . Let the comedy be a lesson on how to enjoy the funny

yet in all these scenes there wasn't a shred of misogyny, "fat shaming" maybe, but in his defense they were all sloppy

two tons limit! did everyone remember it?!. 😂

The show played mostly in the 90s

You guys heard of the Martin show? Martin vs pam🤣🤣

Amanda Bearst (Marci) was the one who wrote the fat jokes for Al

I'll add SOAP as another 70s show that wouldnt fly today (too raunchy). Especially with Billy Crystal playing a flamboyant gay man.

Love Al Bundy!

no way this would make it now but Marcy wrote a lot of the jokes which makes her banter with Al even more funnier and large women comedians were a part of the show and they were totally fine with the jokes but hell no not now

Classic best of.