Ed O'Neill

Ed worked as a waiter at O'Neal's Balloon restaurant.

In 2004, Ed was reunited with former Married with Children star Katie Sagal in the hit show 8 Simple Rules where he played a former college boyfriend of Sagal.

Ed attended college on football scholarships.

Ed married wife Cathy in 1986, seperated in 1989 and reconciled in 1993.

In 1970, Ed became a social studies teacher.

Ed was an award winning member of his school debate team.

Ed returned to TV as star of the show Big Apple in 2001 however it was competing in the same time slot as ER and ultimately failed.

Ed currently lives in Los Angeles.

Ed had a job as a bus boy and called it the worst job in the world.

Ed had many jobs before becoming an actor such as a steelworker, bartender and used car salesman.

Ed was a Golden Globe nominee in 1992 and 1993 for his role in Married with Children.

Ed is the oldest of 5 children. He has 2 younger sisters and 2 younger brothers.

Ed's mother was a social worker and his father was a steelworker.

Ed's father was a steelworker.

His real birthday is the same birthday of Peggy Bundy's on Married... With Children.

Ed is 6 ft 1 in (185cm) tall.

Ed wears glasses.

Ed is married to actress Catherine Rusoff.

Ed appeared in the very first episode of Miami Vice.

Ed appeared in a commercial for 1-800-COLLECT.

Ed invented the popular sandwich called the "Boone" at the famous Se-port Deli in Setauket, New York.

Ed was the first actor from Fox to host Saturday Night Live (1975) in 1990; three years later his Married... with Children (1987) co-star, Christina Applegate hosted the show.

Ed learned Ju Jitsu from the famous Gracie family, the creators of Brazillian Ju Jitsu.

Ed graduated from Ursuline High School.

Ed was considered for the role of the father in Family Ties (1982).

Ed expected Married... with Children (1987) to be canceled within the first 6 episodes.

Ed taught Social Studies in Youngstown before acting.

Ed was nearly cast as Sam Malone in the TV show Cheers (1982).

Was drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1969, but released during training camp.

Often plays cops on TV shows or movies. On an episode of Married... with Children he dreamed that he was a detective.