All in the Family: The Games Bunkers Play
The Games Bunkers Play
- 69.
- Season: 4
- Episode: 8
- First Aired: 11/3/1973
- Prod Code: 408
Mike is all excited when the Lorenzos and Lionel are coming over after dinner for a game of 'Group Therapy.' Archie takes one look at some of the questions that are asked during a game and quickly rushes off for drinks at Kelsey's bar. Later, during the game, Mike childishly refuses to accept criticism from everyone involved. Add a recap »
- Director:
- John Rich (II)Bob LaHendro
- Stars:
- Sally Struthers (Gloria Stivic (1971-1978))
- Jean Stapleton (Edith Bunker)
- Carroll O'Connor (Archie Bunker)
- Rob Reiner (Michael Stivic (1971-1978))
- Recurring Role:
- Vincent Gardenia (Frank Lorenzo)
- Mike Evans (Lionel Jefferson)
- Betty Garrett (Irene Lorenzo)
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- Gloria: (reading off card) 'Tell the person in the room that you are closest to something you think will help them.' Well, Ma, I think..
Mike: Hey wait a minute! I’m your husband! I’m closest to you! You should be asking me!
Gloria: Okay, Michael-I think the dresses you wear make you look older. edit » - Mike: The game is about expressing how you feel without using words.
Archie: I can express how I feel without using words! Watch! *blows rasberry* edit » - Mike: (to Frank) Say something to your wife about your sex-life.
Frank: (to Irene) Thanks! edit » - Mike: I'm playing with 4 Archies, and each of you is worse than the real one! edit »
- Lionel: Every time you see me, the first thing you throw at me are racial problems.
Mike: Well, what am I supposed to talk about, the weather?
Lionel: Why not? We DO have weather, you know. edit »
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The Games Bunkers Play
The Bottom Line: "Character development"08/15/06 12:27pm | report abuseThis is one of my favorite AITF episodes because they play a game that ends up revealing interesting things about the characters during a brutally honest game of "Group Therapy". ...Continue »
The Games Bunkers Play
The Bottom Line: "Character development"08/21/05 12:59am | report abuseWhile playing a friendly game with family and friends Mike realizes that he is not so good at handling criticism as he imagines. A revelation from Edith alters the way Mike views Archie. ...Continue »
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