Archie Bunker, a working class bigot, constantly squabbles with his family over the important issues of the day.
The best episode of "All in the Family" season 6 is "The Very Moving Day", rated 7.6/10 from 186 user votes. It was directed by Paul Bogart and written by Hal Kanter. "The Very Moving Day" aired on 9/8/1975 and is rated 0.1 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "Alone at Last".
Gloria is nervous about announcing her unexpected pregnancy because of Mike's stubborn attitude over population.
Director: Paul Bogart
Writer: Hal Kanter
Teary farewells turn into fireworks when Mike hits Archie with five years of repressed rage, only to discover that he and Gloria can't move out for another week after Mike reveals he forgot to turn on the gas and electricity of his new home.
Director: Paul Bogart
Writer: Hal Kanter
Archie tries to impress his boss by making the maximum contribution to his favorite charity and unwittingly donates his body to medical science.
Director: Paul Bogart
Writer: N/A
Archie gets a rude shock when the tall,classy dame whose life he saved in a taxicab turns out to be a man.
Director: Paul Bogart
Writer: N/A
Mike must decide if he wants to be in the delivery room during the birth of the baby.
Director: Paul Bogart
Writer: N/A
Archie's refused to participate in a chain letter triggers a string of unlikely events.
Director: Paul Bogart
Writer: N/A
Mike becomes the sole support of a growing family when Gloria loses her job because of her pregnancy.
Director: Paul Bogart
Writer: Mel Tolkin
Archie feels abandoned after Edith begins to volunteer part-time at the Sunshine Home for the Elderly.
Director: Paul Bogart
Writer: N/A
Archie has difficulty keeping his blood pressure down for a company physical after the family launches into a heavy debate over the baby's name.
Director: Paul Bogart
Writer: Mel Tolkin
Gloria suspects handy-panky when she meets the beautiful blonde Mike's been tutoring after school hours,
Director: Paul Bogart
Writer: N/A
Thanksgiving dinner becomes a family battleground when Archie discovers that Mike and Gloria don't want to impose the family's religious beliefs on their baby.
Director: Paul Bogart
Writer: N/A
Archie gets a lesson in civil liberties when he's arrested using outlawed tear gas to protect himself against a mugger.
Director: Paul Bogart
Writer: Mel Tolkin
Gloria takes out her frustrations about being pregnant on Mike.
Director: Paul Bogart
Writer: N/A
It appears that Gloria may have her first baby in an Italian restaurant.
Director: Paul Bogart
Writer: Mel Tolkin
Edith and Archie cause havoc at the hospital when Gloria is about to have her baby.
Director: Paul Bogart
Writer: N/A
Mike continues to make decisions without consulting Gloria.
Director: Paul Bogart
Writer: N/A
When Archie finds out that one of Mike's students is babysitting Joey and she invited her hippie boyfriend over to listen to music, he takes over and brings Joey to his house, even though he is hosting a poker game with his buddies.
Director: Paul Bogart
Writer: N/A
It looks like Archie has turned over a new leaf when he befriends a Jewish man.
Director: Paul Bogart
Writer: Mel Tolkin
Mike's integrity is put to the test when he loses a teaching position to an equally qualified black candidate.
Director: Paul Bogart
Writer: N/A
Energetic Justin Quigley inspires Archie to stick with the strict diet his doctor has recommended.
Director: Paul Bogart
Writer: Mel Tolkin
Mike and Gloria's sex life suffers after they have to begin planning their encounters around the baby's feeding schedule.
Director: Paul Bogart
Writer: N/A
Archie Baptizes Baby Joey without Mike and Gloria's Permission.
Director: Paul Bogart
Writer: Mel Tolkin
A broken furnace forces Archie and Edith to spend a few nights under the Stivic's roof during a power blackout.
Director: Paul Bogart
Writer: Mel Tolkin
Edith abandons her stick-in-the-mud husband to liven things up on her own during an evening out at Kelly's Bar.
Director: Paul Bogart
Writer: N/A