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All in the Family :: Judging Books By Covers (01x05)
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| Title: | Judging Books By Covers |
| Episode #: | 01x05 |
| Production Number: | 104 |
| Original Airdate: | Tuesday February 09th, 1971 |
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When Mike and Gloria prepare a fancy lunch for their visiting friend Roger, Archie insists that their friend is gay. Ironically, it's Archie's tough, beer-drinking buddy Steve, a former football player, who sets the record straight...Roger isn't gay, but Steve is. | | There are no foreign summaries for this episode: Contribute |
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This episode touches up on the issue of homosexuality. | This is the first episode to show "Kelsy's Bar." |
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Archie: Who you got over for lunch?
Gloria: Roger.
Archie: Roger the fairy! | (To Edith)
Archie: Roger "sweety pie" Roger! | Archie: I don't need any strange little birdies flying in and out of here. | Archie: His pal Roger is as queer as a four dollar bill. | Archie: I never said a guy who wears glasses is a queer. A guy who wears glasses is four eyes. A fag is a queer. | Archie: For your information, England is a fag country. | Archie: There whole society is based on a kind of a fagdom. | Roger: I'm not much for pugilism.
Archie: Who said anything about pugilism? I said sit down and watch the fight. | Edith: That big football player is a flower. |
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Archie: There is my son-in-law and his pal Tinkerbell.
This is making a reference to "Peter Pan" with Tinkerbell being the mini fairy. |
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