On the show she seemed to dress conservative, she looked more like a model on the movies.

Well, they put those black eye contacts in. Her body was always smokin though.
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She didn't strike me as too sexy on the show, but she seemed intentionally so in the Next Generation movies.

She was nude in a movie. Sexy.
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Yes she was. The third one I think.

Marina Sirtis is in one of them.
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I have them all on disc. The second one is the only one I saw at the movies.

I know. I was saying it was the same actor. And Death Wish was alright. Seen all 4 or 5 of them.
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Same actor. He played Paul Benjamin (coincidentally the name of the vigilante in the original novel "Death Wish" - great movie with Gardenia in a great performance).

You gotta.
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One of my great grandmothers was half German, half Polish. Another great grandmother was 100% Italian. But I still laugh at jokes.

I'm 1/2 Polish. That's funny.

The Meatheads uncle was in the Polack Mafia they sent him to blow up a rivals car back in Warsaw but he burned his mouth on the exhaust pipe and was asphyxiated.

Who was the guy who got blew up in his car in All in the Family.
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Nobody berated Puerto Ricans more than Fred Sanford, with Julio (Gregory Sierra).

Ha. Funny. "Insects there, isn't even good amongst the bugs."
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"Keep puttin down the roach paste along that wall - we don't want their giant Puerto Rican roaches matin' with ours".

They should have had Archies house be a duplex and have a family of Puerto Ricans move into the other side-
Archie: Ahh Geez dere Eedith the Poortoe Reekin guy is passed out on the front lawn again. He keeps parkin his El Camino with da flames on it on my side of the driveway.

None of this mattersthat what's fun about it.

Wasnt lousise also able to get to her house from the bunkers kitchen.

Louise did tell Archie that she was picking up the keys for house number 708, which would've been "two doors down" as Archie put it. But that was the one and only episode that inferred that the Bunkers lived in a duplex.

Does it really matter, folks?
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They always described the Jeffersons as living "across the alley". But on the episode where they move in, Archie also says that they're "two doors down", inferring that he himself lives on the right side of a duplex (looking at it from the street), as shown on the opening credits.

The Jefferson house isn't part of a duplex with the Bunkers. In the later years, when the Stivics live there, Archie describes it as being "across the alley" (when he's talking about how Mike and Gloria always show up for breakfast on Saturday morning).