Writer:	Bryan Joseph, Don Nicholl
Director:	John Rich (II)
Star:	Sally Struthers (Gloria Stivic (1971-1978)),  Carroll O'Connor (Archie Bunker),  Jean Stapleton (Edith Bunker),  Rob Reiner (Michael Stivic (1971-1978))
Recurring Role:	Isabel Sanford (Louise Jefferson),  Mike Evans (Lionel Jefferson)
Guest Star:	Vincent Gardenia (Jim Bowman)

Vincent Gardenia plays Jim Bowman in this episode, the neighbor who sold his home to the Jeffersons. Gardenia would appear again in Season Three in the role of Curtis Rempley, the swinging husband in "The Bunkers and the Swingers." Throughout the remainder of the series, Gardenia would be featured in the recurring role of Archie's oversensitive and culinary neighbor, Frank Lorenzo. (edit) Isabel Sanford makes her first appearance in the recurring role of Louise Jefferson. (edit)

Mike: In today's society, if something doesn't work, you throw it out.
Archie: Well, you don't work. Maybe we better throw you out. (edit)

In this episode the Jeffersons house is said to be two doors away, and of course later it will be right next door to the Bunkers. (edit) Lionel says his aunt is moving in with them, but doesn't mention his uncle. Later we meet his uncle, but never hear about his aunt again. (edit) Archie reminds Jim Bowman that Mr. McNab sold his house to a Jewish family when he left the neighborhood. However, in the previous episode, the Bunkers have the McNab's doormat on their porch, because the McNab's dog chewed up theirs. (edit)

Louise: Fine, how you like Doris Day.

Louise was talking about a widow raising two sons and working as a secretary for a magazine publisher. The series ran from 1968-1973. (edit) Trying to make conversation, Archie asks Louise how she "liked The Julia Show last night. He is alluding to a black comedy series that ran from 1968 - 1971 and featured a widowed black woman trying to raise her young son and balance a career as a nurse. (edit)