S. 5.E. 19

Amelia's Divorce

Folge lief am 25. Jan. 1975
TV-PG
25 Min.

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Carroll O'Connor, George S. Irving, Jean Stapleton, and Elizabeth Wilson in Es bleibt in der Familie (1971)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuThe Bunkers are shocked when the seemingly happy marriage of Edith's favorite cousin is anything but.The Bunkers are shocked when the seemingly happy marriage of Edith's favorite cousin is anything but.The Bunkers are shocked when the seemingly happy marriage of Edith's favorite cousin is anything but.

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I always loved this episode

Russell (George S. Irving) & Amelia (Elizabeth Wilson) both give strong performances. Archie's great line to Russell, "your hair looks better than you do". Archie doesn't look that bad next to a bum like Russell. Edith usually gives a dissatisfied remark about her and Archie's love life. Not this time. Touching when Archie holds Edith's hand when both are pretty sure both are clued in on their guests failing relationship.

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Final appearances of the characters of Russ and Amelia DeKuyper, originally portrayed by Richard Dysart and Rae Allen in Season 2's Edith Gets a Mink (1972) (Allen reprised her role in Season 3's Class Reunion (1973)) but played here by George S. Irving and Elizabeth Wilson, respectively. During the scene in the living room Edith says to them, "You two certainly have changed," perhaps a subtle reference to the recasting. Allen was a prolific theater director throughout the 1970's, possibly explaining her absence from this episode.

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Russell DeKuyper: You're stuck with your wife, and can't find greener pastures.
Archie Bunker: I ain't lookin' for no greener pastures 'cause Edith is green enough for me!