All in the Family season 5 episode 12 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Archie Bunker's day is filled with mishaps, leading to a frustrated return home. Dinner conversation turns to George Jefferson's recent success and political ambitions, specifically joining the republican county committee to alter a zoning law for his business. Archie, skeptical, agrees to sign George's petition in exchange for personal favors. However, it's revealed that George's motives are purely self-serving, and he ultimately reneges on the deal, leaving Archie and his family disillusioned by George's deceptive politics.
Full Episode S05E12 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Edith use bran flakes in the rice pudding?
Edith substitutes bran flakes for raisins because they ran out of raisins.
What causes Archie's frustration when he arrives home?
Archie had a series of mishaps at work, including slipping on grapes and ruining his sandwich.
What is George Jefferson's new ambition?
George Jefferson aims to join the republican county committee to change a zoning law for his business.
Why does Archie initially refuse to sign George's petition?
Archie is hesitant to sign without reading and understanding the petition.
What deal does Archie make with George Jefferson?
Archie agrees to sign the petition in exchange for a discount at George's cleaning store and a free pants repair.
How does George Jefferson break his deal with Archie?
George reneges on the deal because Archie's signature on the petition is invalid.
What is the truth about George Jefferson's political intentions?
George's primary motive is to change a zoning law for expanding his cleaning business.
Why is George Jefferson's plan flawed regarding the zoning law?
The zoning law he wants to change is in a different district than his store.
How does the episode "All in the Family" end?
The episode ends with family tensions and a realization of George's deceitful tactics.