Archie Bunker's Place

Archie decides to expand his bar, Archie Bunker's Place, into a restaurant. In the meantime, Harry has decided to sell his half of the bar to Jewish liberal Murray Klein. Archie, being the bigot he is, tries in vain to get a loan to buy Harry out.

Harry finalizes the sale of his half to Murray Klein, much to Archie's chagrin. However, Archie must come to grips with the fact that he has a new partner. Murray also discovers that there is more to Archie than his bigoted exterior.

Archie's Place has acquired a new regular customer, Dottie. However, Archie and Murray discover that she is a prostitute and is conducting her business at the bar. This is bad for the bar's image. How can they convince her to leave?

Edith, who has been jobless since she got fired from the Sunshine Home, has gotten a job as recreational assistant at the Rego Park Center for the Mentally Ill. However, Archie has decided that he thinks that Edith should not be working.

The energy crisis has become a big problem. The bar is freezing cold and Edith has been preserving as much energy as possible at home as well. Soon, Archie is suffering as well, when the frigid conditions give him a case of strep throat.

Archie is in trouble with the State of New York when he is charged with non-payment of sales tax and questionable record keeping. Now it's up to Murray to save Archie and the bar by trying to romance the tax agent.

Archie and Stephanie face life after Ediths death.

Archie refuses to deal with Ediths death.

Due to painful memories of Ediths death,Archie considers selling the home and getting an apartment.

Archie searches for a housekeeper to look after Stephanie.

Archies staff strikes over unionization.

A young Health Inspector eyes Veronica.

Billie Bunker, the daughter of Archie's brother, Fred, pays a visit.

Roger Abbott is hired by the Rabinowitz law firm to be Archie's business manager, but he and Archie soon disagree on how the bar is run. Later, Archie begins to realizes he lacks business management skills.

Archie's business manager, Roger, wants to date Archie's niece, Billie.

In an effort to make a little extra money, Mrs. Canby gets a job from home folding clothes for a sweatshop. When she is cheated out of half her pay, Archie goes to bat for her.

Archie wants Harry to buy back Murray's share of the bar. Both Harry's wife and Archie are upset to learn Harry invested in McFeeney's, a competitor (and topless) bar and grill.

When Archie goes to dinner with Barney and his date, she has eyes for Archie instead. Archie feels the same way, but is hesitant so soon after losing Edith.

Archie reluctantly goes to a singles bar with Barney and Mr. Van Ranseleer, who picks up a lady.

Gary's ex-girlfriend visits and demands attention from him, upsetting Billie.

José and Raoul witness a mugging behind the restaurant, but are afraid to come forward because they are illegal aliens.

Archie won't let Stephanie go on a date, so Billie agrees to go along with Gary and make it a double date.

When José's artistic talents come out, they hold an art show in the bar.

Billie gets a job as Gary's new secretary.