Where's Archie?

El episodio se emitió el 2 nov 1974
TV-PG
25min

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Rob Reiner, Sally Struthers, Carroll O'Connor, and Jean Stapleton in Todo en familia (1971)

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaArchie mysteriously disappears while traveling to a union convention in Buffalo, leaving Edith fraught with worry.Archie mysteriously disappears while traveling to a union convention in Buffalo, leaving Edith fraught with worry.Archie mysteriously disappears while traveling to a union convention in Buffalo, leaving Edith fraught with worry.

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The story of Archie's absence was written around a real-life contract dispute between Carroll O'Connor and producer Norman Lear, with nobody knowing whether or not O'Connor would be returning.

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Referenced in Super Why!: Where's Woofster? (2016)

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Those Were the Days
(Opening Theme)
Written by Lee Adams and Charles Strouse
Performed by Carroll O'Connor and Jean Stapleton

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The first episode without Archie

Edith is having a tupperware party and Archie left for a lodge convention in Buffalo. Gloria has found out Archie never got there and is keeping that from Edith.

Even without Archie this still manages to be a good episode. Mike and Gloria are going to a Marx Brothers film festival and are dressed as Groucho and Harpo, which makes for some good laughs. Edith's tupperware party turns disastrous when she knocks over the bowls in front of a haughty tupperware rep (amusingly played by Charlotte Rae). There is a cliff hanger ending when Edith finds out Archie is missing.