We're Having a Heat Wave

Episode aired Sep 15, 1973
TV-PG
26m

IMDb RATING

8.3/10

275

YOUR RATING

Mel Stewart and Carroll O'Connor in All in the Family (1971)

Comedy Drama

When a house in the neighborhood is put up for sale, Archie starts a petition to keep ethnic groups out. Henry Jefferson joins the effort when a Hispanic couple show interest. All this happe... Read allWhen a house in the neighborhood is put up for sale, Archie starts a petition to keep ethnic groups out. Henry Jefferson joins the effort when a Hispanic couple show interest. All this happens during a stifling heat wave in New York City.When a house in the neighborhood is put up for sale, Archie starts a petition to keep ethnic groups out. Henry Jefferson joins the effort when a Hispanic couple show interest. All this happens during a stifling heat wave in New York City.

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IMDb RATING

8.3/10

275

YOUR RATING

4User reviews

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Did you know

Trivia
The discussion on Archie's use of saying "God Dammit" was initially used in both unaired pilots for the show.

Goofs
About 20 minutes in, right after Henry Jefferson (Mel Stewart) runs out the front door, you can see Betty Garrett off stage, over Carroll O'Connor's left shoulder waiting for her cue to enter the house.

Quotes
Mike Stivic: Why is Jefferson number 2?
Archie Bunker: Because, Meathead, there can only be one number 1 and one number 2 and life made Jefferson number 2 long before I come along.
Gloria Stivic: So then Puerto Ricans are number 3 then, huh Daddy?
Archie Bunker: Well not necissarily there, Little Girl, your Puerto Ricans can be 4. Your Japs and your Chinks can be 3 - 3A, 3B.