Most favorite show produced by Norman Lear?

[Deja Q]

To quote him, "I'm not trying to say anything. I am entertaining the viewers. Is it funny? That was the question. (And) why wouldn't I have ideas and thoughts and why wouldn't my work reflect those ideas?"


My vote goes for "The Jeffersons", though "All in the Family" was crucial for its beginnings.

[JitterbugPerfume]

1. Mary Hartman Mary Hartman

sure is a close second , but I have to go with All in the Family

[liberaltrucker]

2. AITF, hands down

Broke ground for all the others.

[GalleryGod]

3. Maude...here's why !

[liberaltrucker]

4. Shit, I forgot Adrien Barbeau's boobs

Silly me:spank:

[Deja Q]

6. Well, while they were probably corn-fed, it wasn't organic corn...

So it's no shock you might have forgotten.

How's that for a... corny joke? :spray:

[liberaltrucker]

8. Yeah, more like Silicorn

:rofl:

[Deja Q]

5. Looks more like two reasons if you ask me...

:rofl:

(two meaning "face" and "'obvious'")

[Rhiannon12866]

7. I was torn between those two, as well.

"All in the Family" may have been the more important show, but "The Jeffersons" was often funnier. I voted for "The Jeffersons," since it looks like "All in the Family" is running away with your poll, probably with good reason...:D

[Idylle Moon Dancer]

9. 1st vote for Sanford and Son

Jeez, what's with you people :shrug: