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| Season Two, episode # 16 | ||||
| "All In The Family" episode | ||||
| Series: | All In The Family | |||
| Network/Country: | CBS-TV | |||
| Air date | January 15, 1972 | |||
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| Written by: | Michael Ross, Bernie West and Susan Harris | |||
| Directed by: | John Rich | |||
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Archie and the FBI | |||
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Archie and the FBI was the 16th episode aired during the second season and the 29th overall episode All In The Family. The Season 2 episode first aired on CBS-TV on January 15, 1972. Directed by John Rich, the story was co-written by Michael Ross, Bernie West and Susan Harris.
Synopsis
During a visit between Archie and his longtime friend/American Legion Post 3201 Commander Grundy (Graham Jarvis), an FBI agent investigates both of them, in which their mutual paranoia causes a rift that may permanently damage the friendship.
Plot
Archie's blind faith in the infallibility of the United States goverment receives another blow when he finds himself under the scrutiny of the FBI. At first, the Feds seem more interested in Larry Grundy, one of Archie's closest friends, but then the investigation hits closer to home. Though Archie survives with his confidence in the Red, White, and Blue intact, the ultimate price he pays is a painful one. Also in the cast are future Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman co-stars Graham Jarvis as Larry, and Jon Korkes as Bradford.