Gloria Is Attacked?! | All In The Family
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- The Bunkers are concerned when Gloria returns home acting distant, but the truth is far more traumatic.
From Season 3, Episode 23 'Gloria, The Victim': A walk home past a neighborhood construction site turns into a nightmarish encounter for Gloria.
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It's amazing how after all these years scenes like this can STILL bring a tear to your eyes.
I’m in my hospital cafeteria crying.
Yup - it's not just "a tear", it's flat-out sobbing
Especially when something like this has happened to you! The second guessing, the pain, the violation that plays over and over and OVER in your mind! The blaming of yourself, when it was never your fault! The triggering of the memories when you hear about a sexual predator like the one we had for President for 4 years, and I hope he goes to jail SOON! He can NEVER be president again! NEVER!! VOTE BLUE!!
You felt like these characters were your own family. Because of that the reaction to this scene is shock, grief, anger, helplessness. It’s a knife to the heart.
_Your_ Eyes . Not Mine . Roots Brings A Tear To My Eyes .
I am not undermining the situation by any means. But, you truly feel what Gloria and Edith are feeling. They are so incredibly talented, you don’t see actresses.. you see a victim and her mother. This brought me to tears.
Amen.
thats why this American TV show was outstanding, why everyone loved it and why it won so many awards. (Cheers, from Australia)
This is why "All in the Family" will always be remembered as one of the best-written TV shows of all time. No show had EVER touched a topic like this before, and it's done with unmatched realism and perfect acting by the characters. The way Gloria takes a long time to say what happened, the way Edith slowly realizes what she's going to hear (watch her facial expressions as Gloria starts saying "It's Saturday"--Edith knows what's coming, you can see it in her eyes) and desperately tries to comfort her, the way the actresses move through the space (Gloria is restless and jumpy, so Edith tries to remain a calming presence for her)...incredible. Plus the contrast between the humor of the previous scene and the chilling nature of this one...God, what a gift that we have these episodes to watch today. Thank you to Norman Lear, the whole cast, and everyone involved--what a legacy.
That was the thing about Norman Lear. He wasn't afraid of the tough issues 👍
Best sitcom ever. I was born in 76, my folks used to watch it all the time. I remember it as the "yelling" show haha. It came on later in the 90s in reruns and I was hooked. Bought them all on DVD.
He was an amazing writer! RIP Norman Lear
I went back to watch Edith's reactions. You are so right. The amount of acting being done by Struthers and Stapleton in this scene might be some of their best work.
Christianknerek,
Notice how Gloria obsessively washes her hands at the sink. She feels unclean even after showering at Trudy’s. It is details like this that makes the scene almost emotionally unbearable.
'There are no 'gingerbread men' anymore'...man, that line hit home on so many levels....
yeah sure does. Hits home for me and I'm a guy, and also somewhat older than Gloria was.
What a powerful performance between Jean Stapleton and Sally Struthers.
The hilariously funny actress Sally Struthers proved she was much more than that with this episode. Kudos to her amazing work here.
Sally Struthers always delivers such incredible comedic moments throughout this series, but she packed a sucker punch to the heart with this one. Tough to watch Gloria going through something so traumatic. 😭
Same, it breaks my heart seeing her cry.
That scene broke my heart, poor Gloria! May God watch over all women out there, we are not protected so do whatever you need to do to protect your self!🙏
Gloria is too cute to cry.
Yes so true! So many women each day are abused, sickening
We need to be watchwomen on the wall ❤
(sobbing) 😭 ME TOO!!!!!
I was almost assaulted when I was younger! I had to use self defense to stop it! I was one of the lucky ones! My heart breaks for those who werent so lucky!
I'm glad you were able to defend yourself. All power to you!
Edith hugging Gloria brought tears to my eyes.
AND TO MINE!!!!!! 😭
Edith was really not reacting well.
How odd that it would happen to Edith just a few years later. Edith was actually attacked twice, as she tells Gloria a story about another time when she was a young girl.
I even wondered if it was the same guy, David Dukes, that attacked Gloria?
I even wondered if it was the same guy, David Dukes, that attacked Gloria, who even came to the household years later to do the same with Edith?
*Jean Stapleton was a brilliant actress.*
If you liked her in this you should look for the episode of Murphy Brown All in the Family, the episode is stinko but the only good parts of Miles Silverberg played by the handsome and ever brilliant actor Grant Shaud and Jean Stapleton as Nana Silverberg.
She was fantastic. She could so effectively play both comedic and dramatic roles.
Her final role was playing murder victim Irene Silverman in a TV movie about Sante and her son Kenny Kimes ("Like Mother, Like Son"). Sante Kimes was a master manipulator and sociopath who influenced her youngest son into a life of grifting. The Kimes' killed Silverman and then used her credit cards and bank account for a spending spree until they were finally caught. Sante Kimes was played by Mary Tyler Moore, but Jean's performance of Silverman was haunting, as her character was trusting and then conveyed terror as she is brutally betrayed by the Kimes'.
@@tammylewis2408 Wow, I never heard of this movie. This was Mary Tyler Moore's second foray into portraying a venomous character, the first time being her Oscar nominated role as the mother in Ordinary People.
Her voice is annoying!
Her mom knew exactly what happened
So do one in three females all over the world. Let that sink in. 1. In 3.
It has happened, or will happen , to a female you know. Or to you.
I've never heard of an armed woman being raped.
Plus she tried to change the topic because she was in shock to hear her daughter had been assaulted.
😢 I’m a survivor of an assault, and Gloria’s actress did a phenomenal job at portraying a victim of assault.
Sally Struthers can be a terrific actress when she wants to be. She captures this horrible situation well, and Jean Stapleton is nearly flawless in this scene.
My best friends sister was rapped when she was 15, I remember she wouldn't leave the house for months after that. The guy who did it was never caught, she never got over it and I don't think she ever will. I hope you got all the help you needed and are able to help others who may have gone through the same thing. Sorry that happened to you.
I remember being a kid and watching this. Didn't quite understand but I felt so scared and sad for Gloria.
@@Tarotlynx ya know in the movie father stu the woman that played mark wahlberg's mom bore a stunning resemblance to her but when i looked up the cast, her name wasnt there. what a doppleganger.
but the lady's name was Jacki Weaver
This was disturbing, Edit’s attack had me shattered!
Me too I cried. 💔
To this day😔
And then Glory I have a damn nerve to say Edith was being selfish and she was going to disown her because she wouldn't go talk to the police I swear to God Gloria was a terrible character
@Animal Lover I gave her a break bc she loved her mom . But yeah she was my least favorite character.
@@ericadial8801 she wanted to disown her mom in a heart beat if she didnt do what she wanted her to
When "Gloria " replied there are no more gingerbread men I experienced a flood of emotions! Stemming back from 1975!
I was Assaulted when i was only young and again when i got my first job....... once by a man and once by a woman, neither time was easy especially as a kid when no one would believe you cause the neighbor was "far too nice" and even worse as a man when you're told "a man can't be assaulted by a woman sexually or otherwise" then laughed out of the police station, I truly feel for gloria in this moment, and did so as a kid as well as i saw this episode only days after the first time happened to me.
I’m so sorry those happened to you and that you were not believed. I hope you are getting some healing.
Men are abused just as much as women. I'm so sorry that happened to you.....
I am so very sorry about your assaults and the horrible way you were treated afterwards ❤️🩹 I pray for your healing
I'm so sorry. It doesn't matter assault is a crime.
I am so sorry that happened too you. I too am a Survivor once as a child by a neighbor and once as an adult by a boyfriend. I was believed as a child but not as an adult by my family. It hurts a lot, i hope you have been able to heal
What a great show, so ahead of its time and still so relevant.
Ironic Edith would face a similar situation several years later. I loved the part when she threw the burnt cake at her attacker's face and ran out the door; the audience applauded loudly for twenty minutes following that scene but had to cut it for time.
Yes great episode i watched as a teenager back in the 1970s. 👍
I recall after Edith was attacked, the following episodes, Archie was noticeably nicer to Edith regularly after that.
Yes that neighborhood went to shit after the
construction workers moved in....cause
some of them were felons
Gloria would even bring up her own attack from this episode to encourage Edith to report hers; Gloria was too scared to report it and she didn’t want her mother living with the same “what if” question for the rest of her life. Such an incredible show that brought attention to serious and sometimes taboo issues at that time, some even still are considered taboo.
@Tammy Lewis I’ll never forget that scene! Powerful!
I love how Edith felt the need to jump in with the bit about the sofa. Like she had to soften the sharp red words Gloria was getting out, probably for both of their sakes. It also reminds me of a type of duet where the singers are singing two different melodies over top each other but still harmonize. Such an incredibly powerful and timeless scene. 😭💔
yeah it was too much for her to take, so she started on the sofa bit to shield herself a little from it, because she wasn't sure how to handle it. Plus probably was somewhat freaked out by knowing what had occurred.
Yes, stress prattling 😰
Gloria's acting herw is top notch. Even I welled up.
When Gloria cries, we all do.
Norman Lear was such a pioneer in television in the 1970’s and this episode of AITF is just another example of fearless programming under his oversight. These episodes hold up so well decades later because they were and honest and loving examination of living life in the real world. He changed us for the better. Thank you Mr. Lear.
Archie and Mike bullied Gloria into not going through with filing charges. She had regret in her eyes by the end of the show.
yeah that made me really angry!
Back then in many jurisdictions a woman's full sexual history would have been admissible in court. It's irrelevant today because of law changes that advocacy groups helped push for over the years. A rape victim would be raped twice... Once by the perp and then again through the judicial system. Can you imagine having your full sexual history be a matter of public record? This was why women either didn't report or were talked out of prosecuting. Be thankful this has changed.
I’m a survivor of assault, and Sally did amazing job with this one episode. 🥺
Edith reminds me of my grandma…both from a generation where you don’t discuss uncomfortable things. Jumping in with a story about a couch is exactly what she would have done
Yes, definitely. Because maybe if we can just make it about the couch, the rest of the horror isn't real. Such a moving scene.
"UNDER my four walls" LOL, classic Archie😊
"I got no kiss, I got no books?" In retrospect, he was a meat head. She was better off without him.
Red flag that the first person she wanted to tell wasn't her husband..
@@suneyeintuition4315 I think the reason for that was Michael told her not to walk by the construction site because of the whistling construction workers, yet she did anyway.
@@Mike14G She explained to her mom that they weren't working that day though. And even if they were....is a good guy going to add to her stress by chastizing and expressing anger in that moment or is he just going to want to comfort her?
@@suneyeintuition4315 Good point about the workers not working that day. Michael was rough on her. Demanding his library books that he probably could’ve gotten himself.
@@suneyeintuition4315 You do realize you're taking a 2022 mindset back to 1973 America, don't you? You're going to waste your time tossing red flags on pretty much everything back then. Men Michael's age in the early 70s were born in the 50's and raised by men who were born in the Depression era 30s. Neither of those generations of men were taught to be in tune with a woman's emotional needs. Especially when she went against him and did something dangerous he warned her against and wound up getting hurt. Insinuating someone isn't a good guy because they get upset or angry at a loved one getting hurt after doing the very thing he told her to stop doing because it was dangerous is incredibly unfair. Michael was indeed a good guy. He noticed his wife doing something risky and advised her against it. She did it anyway and got hurt. But he can't be a good guy if it upsets him? He's not allowed to be human and have an emotion that might not be the perfect one to suit everyone's needs? That's unrealistic.
i remember this. it was a strong scene. very strong and disturbing.
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Meant to be. 'All in the Family' was a remarkable sitcom, touching on all kinds of taboo subjects (at the time) in memorable ways.
Too bad TV isn't like that anymore.
I remember it too......
OMG, this made me cry! What a fine actress.
I'm a survivor of sexual assault it is not easy but God helped me through it
I didn’t remember Gloria getting attacked but I certainly remembered Edith’s.
Mike couldn't sense that something was wrong with his wife?
Mike was-kinda dense-sometimes
He's a meathead.
Archie's wrong about a lot of things but he's not entirely wrong about calling Mike 'meathead.'
@@davidsavage5630 😅
Obviously he could. He kept saying something was the matter
The writing, acting, storylines, and the fact that Norman Lear wasn't afraid of the tough issues are the reasons All in the Family and Good Times are very high on my list of my all-time favorite tv shows.
It's happened to me one day..
Walking to a movie house..
Some azzhole grabbed my breast and ran..i ran after him until he ran into an old train yard..
I stopped..because I didn't see where he ran to..and If I followed..i might not be here today..
Never forgot
You are very brave.
Sorry to hear that. I am glad to hear you are here with us still and you've grown stronger and not let that stop you.
This show dared to go here at a time when it was more than a little taboo to have on TV. Jean and Sally are so good here. Edith slowly realizing what has happened and Gloria's anger and pain. Heartbreaking episode but well done.
So powerful... remember this show from years ago, and it brings tears to see again.
😢
They're all so busy talking and yelling at each other, I want to jump into the scene and tell them all to "stifle yourselves, Gloria needs to talk!"
Being attacked hurts so much and that would hurt and offend me very much
But Gloria calls Edith selfish in the 7th season after she’s almost raped. Really?’v 😒
Jesus, that mother is an amazing actress. This is a powerful scene.
jean stapleton was an entire generations parent or grandparent thru this show. AMAZING actress.
Struthers is amazing too.
Poor baby even tho it’s a show it’s a sad tragic reality😢
When Gloria cries, we all do. I wanna hug her so badly.
I just saw this for the first time. I wondered why because I've seen other episodes. Then it dawned on me. I was too young for this (age 8 or 9) and my mother must have made sure I didn't see certain episodes because it was not age appropriate. Just another reason for me to be thankful for my mother. Today this brought tears to my eyes. Wow. Peace and Love for all those out there that unfortunately experienced this badness in real life. Hugs people.
"Anything that happens under these four walls is also between me."
-Archie Bunker
Some problems with his prepositions...
I grew up on this show a classic
The scene that always stuck with me from this episode was a sign of the times of the attitude people had toward rape in those days. I remember Archie asking Gloria if anything happened and she said no, to which he replied, "Then you got nothin' to be ashamed of". Wow.
As if she should be ashamed if it did. Smh
@@2degucitas This took place in 1971. Our views on sexual assault have thankfully evolved. Women still felt shame for being raped in the 70s. I also think that Archie, in his own way, was trying to comfort her that she shouldn't feel the stigma of assault. He's a blunt jerk, but he was trying to help.
@@AnthonyJMurph yes, exactly. Archie may have been that guy who rubbed you the wrong way for how he said things, but the underlying meaning was always heart felt and true when it came to his family. once he understood whatever was going on, he was a freaking softie. plain and simple. thats why we loved him. he was a blunt jerk, but under it all , he was love.
I watched it as a kid with my mom and sister's. Just an excellent show, acting. Way ahead of it's time. Too bad if they show it today, EVERYONE would find something to be offended about!
i often think this. todays society would have cried in the corner sucking their thumbs watching the tv we grew up on, and they wonder wht we have no patience for their antics
LOL. Archie just wants his hot dogs.
I love Edith's squeaky voice
Edith was also attacked on her birthday.
New York in the 1970's was an unsafe place for pretty much everyone, but especially lone women. Sadly it seems it's getting more and more like that, again. :\ (Disclaimer, please don't jump down my throat, that is just what I've gathered based off what i've seen and read.) :)
It really is bad now. No thanks to Eric Adams. He is a terrible mayor.
@@katefromct1969 so I’ve heard
This show was ahead of its time... the women later went onto being on Gilmore Girls
Sally Struthers was so damn cute ❤️
She sure is. When she smiles, we smile. When she cries, we cry.
There were things now about the show that probably wouldn't be tolerated, but so many times they addressed issues like this one that no other show would even approach. This is a master class in acting from both of them. All in the Family will always be one of my favorite shows.
They wouldn't be tolerated because they are too truthful. We live in a truth-averse age.
So much toxic masculinity her own husband upset she didn't get his books her Dad telling her to shut up construction guys gawking at her and then another stranger actually assaulting her and her Mother almost not wanting to hear about it.
welcome to the 70s my friend. the world is a different place now, this show, touched on many of these topics. archie grows up and changes... but this was written and filmed in 1970-71. having been born in 72, i can tell you things have changed alot while some, havent changed a bit and some, are 1000 times worse. i rencently told my mother how i was assaulted in highschool, because ive never talked to her about it and, in 2022 you know what her response was?? i dont want to hear about this, i dont believe that you wouldnt say anything for 30 plus years etc. (which i have, therapy etc, just not told HER because what good would it do, other than to hurt her somehow, was what i thought) denying what happened to me, and then, blaming me, asking what i was doing etc. (which goes back to why i didnt tell her to begin with) she only wanted to discuss it to figure out what I did to allow it to happen. she didnt want to hear what happened, so to act like this isnt still reality, is, well bliss for some i suppose.
It doesn't get more powerful a scene than this. The acting and the writing were phenomenal. The nuances made the early seasons of "AITF" the best of the best.
This almost happened to my sister once on a bus, a horrible creep tried to grab my sister off a bus after coming home from work. She managed to free herself from him when she clocked him in the face her water bottle. But by the end of it she came home in tears and she wouldn’t leave her room for almost five days due the trauma.
I hope your sister is okay
Archie calls it "assault with batteries"!
Powerful stuff
Gloria has her family to protect her, but she needs more. I guess self defense.
I think Edith being silly is only meant to soften a little of the impact of this scene
Where's the rest of this??
This episode was very hard to watch but very important to show how dangerous it is to be a female and how they have to be safe. This episode broke my heart.
This show is something my parents would watch when I was younger then I just recently rewatched it and the scene where Gloria lost her child hurt the most to me due my lost of one and not having a father figure I it's just Archie did he's best at what he could to comfort her
Edith is so sweet and lovely, the entire cast are so talented and whoever was in charge of casting and writing for the show were extremely talented! The amount of character contrast between such a small cast is incredible, that was a very powerful scene!
As a survivor, I felt that 😢❤
I loved this show
❤❤❤❤Jean Stapleton!! Such a freaking brilliant actor.
All in the family glory the victim this episode was really scary to me and sad 🥺
Still watching, a priceless show.
Greatest sitcom ever.
That made me cry.
Archie is concerned about the foot long hotdogs. In the mean time Gloria was shaken up over the twelve inches that was going after her.
When you compare this to slick melodramas like SVU, you wonder if the general maturity of the country has plummeted.
I like this one much more than the one with Edith in season 8. That was really hard to watch.
Gloria seemed distant when she came in the door
did you figure that out all by yourself ?
Stunning performances
This episode, Edith's 50th birthday and the Christmas episode where Beverly LaSalle gets beaten to death were my least favorite AITF episodes.
They were too depressing for a comedy.
I felt so bad for Gloria
*THAT HURTS!!!!!!! 😭😭😭😭😭😭*
Good show
I never watched much of this because my parents watched very few sitcoms. We only had one tv and you guessed it, parents watched it. I didn’t care much for tv anyway. I was usually in my room listening to music. Parents preferred shows like Dallas, Hawaii 5-0, cop shows, etc.
remember the original hawaii 5-0 god that was a great show. AND WHO SHOT JR... gripped us a a nation that summer. what was that other one... falcon crest or something like that. omg the glam and hair on those shows was like another planet. the hairspray clouds that must have drifted over those sets lmao
Damn! I teared up 😢
Edith's been there
Was this series supposed to be funny? As is straightforward comedy with serious undertones involving from time to time to tackle serious matters like this? I’ve watched a few clicks now and even outside topics like this I find the audience laughs at the most inopportune times. Stuff that’s supposed to be funny gets no response and more somber moments gets laughs. Even stuff like Archie chiming is seems more like a representation of domestic problems under a household after a while. Like he’s not helping anything, ever. Just adds on to stress of situations. I could understand being a hard as that eventually shines from time to time but that doesn’t seem to be him. We just have to ride with this miserable man. Edith is the Angel that never seems to get appreciated. I just don’t get what made this show stand out so much. I know it’s one of the most known shows ever but I can’t quite understand it.
The innocence of the past really does seem to be gone just like a line from a Simon and Garfunkel song. "Long ago itust be, I have a photograph. Preserve your memories they are all that's left you".
I love how revolutionary the episode was with the issue with rape. However, I wasn't at all thrilled when Norman choose to air his 100 Years of Music and Laughter special head-to-head with Law and Order:SVU. As of today, I have also began to question the true intention Norman had when Michael and Archie didn't want the rape reported because of the warning that the defense would make her look like the victim. The rapist wasn't posing as a cop like when Edith was raped either. SVU has addressed both the intimidations of defense attorneys and rapist cops, but Norman still opted for his 100th birthday special to air head-to-head with SVU. These revolutions about Norman's sicko friend Hugh Hefner disturb me greatly, and tragically, make me wonder if Norman would've only agreed to have the rapist captured if he were posing as a cop. Cops arrest rapists, and could've done the same with the rapist Playboy owner. The Playboy Mansion has been revealed to be a rape haven, and I now can better accept even the hypocrisy of The Cosby Show having Clair Huxtable scold Theo when it came to gentlemen's magazines, considering that perverted Cosby has now been revealed to have been one of the more frequent celebrity guests at the Playboy Mansion
But I'm sure Gloria and Meat Head would agree that diversity is our strength and de-funding the police is a good idea. It's the Politics of Joy, after all.
Gloria rage can be so extreme at times
look at who her damn father was. LOL not to mention her "meathead" husband.
"You showered at Trudy's"
I love Edith. I wish I need a mom like her. RIP Jean Stapleton
POOR GLORIA I FEEL SO BAD FOR HER SHE NEED ,A HUG , AND THE LOVE OF HER FATHER , AND MOM AND ALL OF HER FAMILY , THEY NEED TO HUG HER , ,AND BE THEY FOR HER ,,
When Gloria was attacked Mike was all like "don't do nothing" when Edith was attacked he was all like "we gotta do something"
Ironic this happened in New York City where the premise of the show is just had an 4.8 earthquake today
I may sound crazy, racist?and all that jazz, but don’t we kiss common sense?😊
How rude can Archie be real or extremely
The best TV show of all time.
Anybody have the whole episode?
I wish o could swe the whole episode
I hate these clips because you don't finish it. You're fired.
Said don't go there anymore. Went there anyway.
4:37 😢😢😢