One of the classic episodes in the series, Sammy Davis Jr. plays himself, a passenger in Archie's taxi cab who has inadvertently left his briefcase behind. Arrangements are made to retrieve the briefcase at the Bunker house. As usual, Archie displays his ignorance and bigotry, but Sammy plays along. Before Sammy has to leave, Munson decides to have the two pose for a picture. HE KISSES ARCHIE!!! Archie is too astonished to say anything.

Edith is suddenly moody and irritable with the approach of menopause.

A priest pays a call to reward Edith's honesty for leaving a note on his car after she accidentally dents it with a large can of clind peaches.

Everyone in the family is sick, so Edith calls Cousin Maude to help out.

Archie buys a gun to protect his family, but a pair of burglars hold the family at bay with Archie's own pistol.

On the Stivic's first wedding anniversary, the family recalls the day Archie and Michael met.

Archie gets caught in an elevator, along with a pregant Puerto Rican and her husband, an aging hippie, and an erudite black businessman.

Archie is incensed when his sponging cousin Oscar has the nerve to drop dead in the upstairs bedroom.

Archie suffers his ultimate indignity when he's arrested along with a group of radicals at a protest rally.

Archie Bunker is the voice of the American working man when his man-on-the-street interview is scheduled to appear on Walter Cronkite's Evening News.

Archie casts a pall on the family's Yuletide spirit when he complains that he was passed over for this year's Christmas bonus.

Mike and Gloria campaign for the liberal candidate in a local election, while Archie places himself in the opposing camp.

An unscrupulous black real-estate salesman tempts Archie to sell his house to a black family at an inflated price.

Archie lays off a Puerto Rican worker during a cut back at the dock; and his homeowner's policy is canceled when his neighborhood is redlined as a bad risk.

Archie's paranoia during a mysterious government investigation drives him to betray a long-standing friendship.

The Bunkers are alone for eight days while Mike and Gloria are spending a week at a commune.

Archie refuses to get involed with the police, even though he's the only witness to a neighborhood mugging.

Archie is disturbed to discover Edith once spent an entire weekend with an old beau.

Edith arbitrates a dispute between Archie and the irate proprietor of a laundromat.

Archie and Edith visit Maude's house for Carol's wedding to David Green, a Jewish man. Archie doesn't want to go, and Carol doesn't want him there. Archie is invited to the bachelor party, but declines the invitation, and ends up staying at the hotel, where the bachelor party is held (which he doesn't know). Archie calls the police because the party is too loud. Edith stays for the bridal shower. After David and Walter return from the bachelor party, David and Carol fight over their differences in opinion regarding women's roles. The wedding is off, much to Maude's dismay.

Mike has second thoughts after he agrees to let Gloria pose as a nude model for one of his artist friends.

Gloria is upset when Mike's nervousness over his grades causes him to become temporarily impotent.

Archie is too proud to let Edith accept a mink stolen from her cousin Amelia, until he sees a chance to make a three-hundred-dollar profit.

An old girlfriend of Mike's suddenly arrives at the Bunkers' with a four-year-old boy who she claims is his son.