Blog — Al Bundy

Al Bundy was truly a great role model growing up and these 13 GIF's help illustrate some of his model teachings. If you want to grow up to be an unsuccessful shoe salesman with two kids and a red-headed wife, follow this advice and this could be you! 1. When Al Bundy Knew The Importance of Sleep 2. When Al Bundy Knew How To Laugh At Your Wife's Jokes 3. When Al Bundy Knew How To Tackle World Problems 4. When Al Bundy Lost Track of His Life Goals 5. When Al Bundy Knew What He Wanted For His Birthday...

We all remembered watching Al Bundy when we were kids! I’ll guess you were confused then on why he was regarded the greatest man on television. Now, all your queries have been answered with these simple 15 reasons. Check them all out! 1. 2.  3.    4.   5.  6.  7.   8.  9.  10.  11.  12.  13. 14. All hail the king of television!! Al Bundy

  Have we seen Al Bundy stick a hand down his pants for the last time?Sitting across from Ed O’Neill Thursday (June 9) in Beverly Hills, the veteran actor appears thrilled to speak with website Zap2it about his scene-stealing voice work as grumpy Hank the Septopus in “Finding Dory.” But as O’Neill stretches out across the fancy hotel couch, you can’t help but expect him to take the hand that isn’t draped across the top of the cushions and insert it firmly under his belt, as “Married … with Children” fans watched him do hundreds of times over the show’s...

The glory moment of his past Al Bundy's life: scoring four touchdowns in a single game while playing for the Polk High School Panthers in the 1966 city championship game versus Andrew Johnson High School, including the game-winning touchdown in the final seconds against his old nemesis, "Spare Tire" Dixon (played by Bubba Smith in the episode "All-Nite Security Dude"). Fun Fact: Al Bundy and his Polk High Panthers were not supposed to be playing against Andrew Johnson High that faithful day when he scored four touchdowns. Polk was in fact supposed to be playing against George S. Patton High...

  I'm sorry but whenever I watch Modern Family, the only thing I can really think of when I see Ed O'Neill is his character, Al Bundy, from Married... With Children. The show debuted way back in 1987 and ran for 10 iconic years. I feel like this show is in that category of classic sitcoms that still resonate with audiences years and years later. So let's time travel back to 1987 - the year of a devastating stock market crash and the year that the Giants won the Superbowl. It was also the year that the pilot for Married......

Married with Children debuted in 1987, and was Fox's first big sitcom, which generated plenty of controversy. It wasn't a hit right away, but the series gained a huge following throughout its 11-season run, with many calling it the "Anti-Cosby Show." The series ended rather abruptly when it went off the air in 1997, and fans have been clamoring for its return since then. Last year, it was confirmed that Sony Pictures Television is developing a revival of the iconic sitcom Married With Children, which will center on David Faustino returning as Bud Bundy, who is grown up with a...