I'd say my favorite would be Edith's crisis of faith.
"This is how ya bust a rib! This is how ya bust a face, and that and that and that!"

Totally agreed. Sullied only by the deletion of GD.
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The Draft Dodger was not only the best Christmas episode, but I put it in my all-time Top Ten. Strong performances by every member of the cast.

Could be.

You might be.
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I hope I'm not walking with a white stick, old and stricken with glaucoma by the time that happens

Time will tell if the others are ever released on DVD.
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He had no reaction until the very end. It was originally an hour-long episode. I saw a few season one shows, but that was the only season two one I saw and possibly the last.

Season 2 would be great if only to see Archie's reaction to Edith's death.
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Only season one. Undoubtedly the better season.

Did you get it get, the Archie Bunker's Place dvds? I knew you were expecting them.
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I'll be starting my AITF rewatch soon, followed by ABP season one. That's what I'll be concentrating on.

Your loss, sucka! Lol.
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I'm not interested enough to look it up on Netflix or something.

It's in the top 10 funniest episodes of all time of anything ever on a Tv Guide list.
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I'd give it a watch if someone else had it on.

Cheers has two Thanksgiving episodes. One is considered one of the funniest things ever put on a tv screen, "Thanksgiving Orphans".
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They usually air holiday episodes around that particular holiday, so they usually skip it during the show's regular rotation. TVLand does that.

5 you said. And that's more than enough. Cheers only had one actual Christmas, and another dealing with it in a round about way. And that was on for 11 years.
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Yah, but there are only four previous episodes that deal directly with Christmas.

That's stretching it, Fletch. One's a three part episode. Same continuous story, and the other is the Christmas season, not Christmas you said.
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Well, the one with the counterfeit bills wasn't technically a Christmas episode, but it took place around Christmas. Remember it was Santa Clause that was passing the phony bills. And the Bunkers going to California is a three-part episode (originally two parts - the Calfornia ones were originally a one-hour episode). Part one starts with Archie and Barney hauling the tree Archie just bought into the house, then Edith buys three plane tickets to Calfornia after they find out the Stivics can't make it there supposedly because Mike's having back problems.
This is why I said there are four Christmas episodes in season nine.

That's 5 out of a 9 year run. That's superb. How can you have more than one Christmas episode in Season 9? Did it take place over the course of like 4 years or something?
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Edith thinks he has breast cancer is another. But they only had four in the first eight seasons. Then season nine had a bunch.