All in the Family season 6 episode 22 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Archie Bunker, intent on baptizing his grandson Joey against the parents' wishes, concocts a secret plan. Despite Edith's objections and moral debates with daughter Gloria and son-in-law Mike, Archie remains determined. After a failed attempt to persuade Reverend Chong at the church, Archie takes matters into his own hands, performing an impromptu baptism himself, highlighting the episode's focus on religious beliefs and familial conflicts.
Full Episode S06E22 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the main characters in this scene?
Archie Bunker, Edith Bunker, Gloria Stivic, Mike Stivic, and their grandson Joey.
What is Archie trying to do in this episode?
Archie attempts to secretly baptize his grandson, Joey.
Why does Edith object to Archie's plan?
Edith objects because it goes against Mike and Gloria's wishes and beliefs.
What religious debate occurs in this episode?
There's a debate about baptism, atheism, and the importance of religion in a child's life.
Who do Mike and Gloria entrust with Joey's care?
Mike and Gloria leave Joey with Archie and Edith while they go out.
How does Archie plan to secretly baptize Joey?
Archie plans to take Joey to the church without Mike and Gloria's knowledge or consent.
What prevents Archie from leaving the house initially?
Edith locks away Archie's coat and hat to stop him from taking Joey out.
Who is Reverend Chong?
Reverend Chong is the assistant at the church Archie visits to baptize Joey.
What is Archie's reaction when Reverend Chong refuses to baptize Joey?
Archie decides to perform the baptism himself.
How does Archie conduct the baptism?
Archie conducts an impromptu baptism ceremony in the church, praying and baptizing Joey alone.
What is the central theme of this episode?
The central theme revolves around religious beliefs, parental rights, and moral dilemmas.