All in the Family season 6 episode 6 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Archie Bunker comes home to find Edith concerned about chain letters predicting bad luck. Despite Archie's skepticism, a series of mishaps at home, including an overflowing toilet and burnt dinner, raise tensions. At a bar, Archie learns his friend Munson has hepatitis, leading him to panic about his own health. He visits a clinic, endures awkward moments with a nurse and a doctor, and gets a preventive shot. Returning home, Archie's discomfort continues, highlighting his superstitious fears and the day's chaotic events.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the main characters in this episode of All in the Family?
Archie Bunker, Edith Bunker, and neighbor Irene Lorenzo.
What is Archie's attitude towards the chain letters?
Archie is skeptical and dismissive of the chain letters, considering them superstitions.
What are some examples of bad luck mentioned in relation to breaking chain letters?
Edith mentions people experiencing misfortunes like accidents and unusual deaths.
Does Archie believe in the superstitions associated with chain letters?
No, Archie does not believe in them and throws his chain letter away.
What domestic mishaps occur in the Bunker household?
The toilet overflows, the oven door falls off, and the chicken croquettes burn.
How does Edith react to these mishaps?
Edith worries that these incidents are due to bad luck from the discarded chain letter.
What news does Munson receive at the bar?
Munson receives a call informing him that he has infectious hepatitis.
How does Archie react to Munson's diagnosis?
Archie panics, fearing he might have contracted hepatitis from Munson.
What happens at the clinic when Archie goes for a check-up?
Archie meets a Black doctor and reveals his prejudices, and he receives a gamma globulin shot.
How does the episode end?
Archie returns home in discomfort from the shot, and the episode ends with ongoing household issues.