In the third episode, “Archie’s Aching Back,” Jean Stapleton as Edith Bunker and Carroll O’Connor as Archie Bunker are pictured. It was originally aired on Jan. 26, 1971.

J ust when I thought about giving up on love, I fell. Hard. The matchmaker was YouTube. The object of my affections was the ’70s TV sitcom All in the Family, which centered on conservative middle-aged ...

And to be honest, it was kind of neat: Woody Harrelson and Marisa Tomei, starring as Archie and Edith Bunker, opened their episode (“Henry’s Farewell,” which first aired in October 1973) ...

Archie's son-in-law Michael (Rob Reiner) represented a wily, progressive changing of the guard. Wife Edith (Jean Stapleton) was the low-information, neutral voter.

“She was a lovely woman.” I can almost hear my big sister Lillian’s distinctive voice summing up Edith Bunker, matron and linchpin of the Bunker household on the popular “All in the Family ...

Actress Jean Stapleton, best known for playing Edith Bunker in the ground-breaking 1970s Norman Lear sitcom “All in the Family,” died Friday at the age of 90 from natural causes, her family ...

Jean Stapleton, who won three Emmys and charmed audiences as the "dingbat" Edith Bunker on the groundbreaking TV show "All in the Family," died Friday in New York of natural causes. She was 90.

LOS ANGELES - Edith Bunker had to deal with her trying husband, Archie, and more. Here are challenges that faced the "All in the Family" character played by Jean Stapleton, who made the most of ...

Ruth Stapleton (r.) with Carroll O’Connor (“Archie”) winning Emmys in 1972 AP Jean Stapleton, a born-and-bred New Yorker immortalized in pop culture as the iconic Edith Bunker, died Friday ...

Archie is what a particular recent presidential candidate might call a “deplorable,” and his views in many episodes are surely that: racist, sexist, retrograde. The show’s fans know this.

The shrill-voiced, big-hearted Edith, affectionately referred to by O'Connor's Archie Bunker as "dingbat," became synonymous with the actress on a show than ran for nine seasons and had more than ...

Jean Stapleton, who won three Emmys and charmed audiences as the “dingbat” Edith Bunker on the groundbreaking TV show “All in the Family,” died Friday in New York of natural causes. She ...