The Bunker's breadwinner tries to avoid breaking the news that his union has called a strike.

Tempers flare in the Bunker household when Archie finds himself with nothing to do but sit around the house.

When strike negotiations bog down, Archie grudgingly trades places with Edith and allows her to take a job at Jefferson's dry cleaners.

Archie's union settles the strike,but under terms that effectively leave him worse off than he was before the walkout.

Lionel has a fight with his parents and moves into the Bunkers house for a night.

The rising tide of feminism confronts Archie on all sides when Edith joins a women's group and Irene lands a job alongside him on the loading dock.

Gloria is shocked when Mike announces that he doesn't plan on having children.

Edith holds her first Tupperware party under a cloud of worry when Archie disappears on his way to a union convention in Buffalo.

With no word from Archie after twenty-four hours, the family faces the possibility that he might've run off with another woman.

Archie returns from his sorry adventure -he get the sidetracked to a podiatrists' convention in Rochester- to find his friends and family celebrating his return with kissing contests,Hula Hoops, and ballroom dancing.

After an accident on the loading dock brings Archie within inches of his life,he suddenly becomes a devout-if somewhat hypocritical- churchgoer.

George Jefferson seeks Archie's help when he runs for local political office.

Irene and the Jeffersons bail the Bunkers out after Archie buys two thousand dollars worth of aluminum siding from a fast-talking salesman.

Gloria is made to feel like an intellectual outcast when she spends the evening with Mike and his graduate-school friends.

Henry Fonda hosts an hour-long retrospective of high points from the show's first four years.

A plumber's assistant causes Archie agony when he finds out the worker is a convict on a work-release program from Sing Sing.

The Bunkers bid fond farewell to the Jeffersons when their neighbors abandon Queens for the nouveau-rich life in a Manhattan high rise.[This episode was the pilot for ""The Jeffersons.""]

Gloria gives Edith a lesson in marriage assertiveness.

Edith is surprise to discover that her cousin Amelia's ideal marriage is rotten to the core.

Archie's steals a box of nails from work and finds himself at the center of a household debate on morality.

Archie feels the weight of his own mortality after a magazine quiz on life expectancy gives him another seven years- tips.

Edith is reunited with her childhood sweetheart when she returns to her hometown for a wedding.

The Bunker house is locked in a little of will after Mike vows he can go without food longer than Archie can abstain from smoking.

After a fruitless search for new lodgings, Mike and Gloria agree to rent George Jefferson's old house-even though it means living next door to Archie.