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Celebrate the 50th anniversary of ‘All in the Family’ [The San Diego Union-Tribune] Back in January 1971 (has it really been that long?), a path-breaking sitcom lit up the tubes of our television sets. Created and written by Norman Lear, “All in the Family,” depicting a bigoted blue-collar working stiff and his household, attracted 50 million to 100 million viewers by pushing the envelope long before that phrase became the cliché that it is today. It “changed the face of television,” as one critic put it, by infusing game-changing elements into a situation comedy — realistic ch...

Print Back in January 1971 (has it really been that long?), a path-breaking sitcom lit up the tubes of our television sets. Created and written by Norman Lear, “All in the Family,” depicting a bigoted blue-collar working stiff and his household, attracted 50 million to 100 million viewers by pushing the envelope long before that phrase became the cliché that it is today. It “changed the face of television,” as one critic put it, by infusing game-changing elements into a situation comedy — realistic characters, mature themes, socially sensitive issues and frank dialogue. A great par...