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Married... with Children

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Married... with Children was an American sitcom created for Fox Broadcasting Company, debuting in 1987 and concluding in 1997. It served as the network’s first primetime series and ran for ten seasons before two previously unbroadcast episodes aired in 2002. The show's run concluded after a decade on television.

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Who played Al Bundy in Married... with Children?

The misanthropic, shoe-selling patriarch Al Bundy was famously portrayed by actor Ed O'Neill. His performance became so iconic that it laid the groundwork for his later starring role in the sitcom "Modern Family."

How many seasons of Married... with Children are there?

"Married... with Children" ran for 11 total seasons on the Fox network, solidifying its place as one of the longest-running live-action sitcoms of its era. Two additional episodes from the final season were held back and broadcast in 2002.

What was the name of the Bundy's dog in Married... with Children?

The Bundy family pet was a lazy, cynical Briard dog named Buck. Buck was voiced by an uncredited actor, providing humorous internal commentary on the family's chaotic lives until the dog passed away in the tenth season.

Why was Married... with Children almost canceled?

The show faced severe backlash in the early 1990s when a Michigan housewife named Terry Rakolta launched a massive boycott against the show's crude humor. Ironically, this national controversy boosted ratings significantly and secured the show's survival on Fox.

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