The funny thing is, is that in real life the actor who plays Al Bundy, Ed O'Neill could most definitely kick some ass, because he has a black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, having trained for over 20 years under the mentoring of Rorion Gracie
funny how he takes a traditional boxing stance in most of the fight scene showcasing that the character has some actual fighting experience as opposed to the idiots who just swing their fists around
He was either drafted in later rounds, or was signed as a free agent to the Steelers out of Youngstown State. He did not make it far into training camp before being cut.
the guy who's wig he took off at the nudie bar was Judo Gene Labell, World class Judoka and Catch wrestler. He was the guy who taught Bruce Lee Grappling and subs. He's also the guy who choked out Steven Segal and made him soil his pants.
Aaron Haselrig Really!? I for real didn’t know that, I thought he just kicked ass naturally! To know he’s a black belt in Jiu-Jitsu!? That’s crazy amazing!
i always loved the episodes when they came together over something terrible and "won" in the end. :D Still my favourite sitcom, it has a cult following in germany, everybody knows the show.
I remember "What time will you have her home by?"..... "Ok, not a minute later." And KNEW he meant it!!!!!!!! I hauled ass on the way back to her house!!
Many people don't realize that Ed O'Neil was actually on the Pittsburgh Steelers roster for a short time AND is a black belt in real life. Add that to his somewhat larger than average size and you have somebody you don't want to piss off.
AutoslaapExpress I honestly wish I saw this show. But I have to question, what is it with Al Bundy and doors? Like before a fight starts he brings in a door and goes “Lemme show you the way out”
@@attackhelicopter7403 True shit. I still don't follow society's rules as long as it's not illegal, society sets you up to be a slave and I don't listen to their bullshit. And I gotta tell you, it has improved all areas of my life. Living on your own terms leads to some awesome shit.
You are so right young man.They couldn't and wouldn't allow this kinda show to be on TV these days. That is why yesteryears Comedy were actually funny and the the type of so-called "COMEDY" these days are a bunch of crap and isn't worth a flip.
They might show but with a caveat. A character beating up people would be the bad guy no questions asked. Even if the protagonist he would still be implied to be the villain. Back then you could have a character beat up people and not be implied as the villain. Now not anymore. Even then it was unusual. Most sitcoms avoided agressive protagonists.
07:39 Al had gone to Washington to try to get his favorite show, Psycho Dad, back on the air. The fight is when a politician is being mugged for his Discover card. In gratitude, Psycho Dad was allowed back on the air. [It had been pulled by the FCC for all of the reasons people had complained about MWC.]
None of these beatings were random, every clip had events proceeding and preceding that gave clear reason for them. Married ... with Children was all about 4 family members that on the surface seemed to despise each other. Yet at the end of the day, each and every one of them would go through fire for each other. The situations that led to fights were 80% Al getting angry at people disrespecting his daughter, 10% at people disrespecting his wife and 10% people disrespecting him. Nobody was allowed to do that but them among themselves.
I can see in the comments in all of these Al Bundy/Married with Children clips people are like dying to see a return of this type of comedy. But sadly, with PC culture and lawsuits nowadays this is probably something that we'll never get to see again :(
Married With Children was the show of shows. Grew up watching it in the late 80's to late 90's. It came on right after In Living Color after 9:00pm. It was the opposite of The Cosby Show.
First of all there should never be any random guys in your house and especially around your little daughter. That is when you start launching your fists and beat the ever loving sunshine out of him
Oh yeah........ we DID use to do "that stuff"! It was called "BEING ABLE TO BE A MAN"! Something feminists, women in positions of power, and the pansy versions of "men" changed in this Country! God, I miss the days when men could be men, and women who didn't want to be!!
I went to a friend's house for a party back in 1988 or so when a huge fight broke out next door. The homeowner -- my friend's neighbor --- was just chilling out in backyard when two guys showed up demanding to speak to the owner of the home. When the homeowner refused to talk to anyone, they began to kick in the front door. The owner of the home came out front and beat the hell of both men with a bat. The cops were called and found both men out-cold on the driveway. The homeowner told the cops what happened and they filed a report without pressing charges on the homeowner. The two thugs went to the hospital and then faced charges for attacking a man at his home. Today the homeowner would have to spend thousands to defend himself in court while the thugs would get a lawyer on the taxpayer's dime. I would love to return to 1980's again because people had more common sense than people today. Today everything is relative and gray, there are no right or clear answers. Well, most people of my generation see right as right and wrong as wrong. I was taught that if I ever talked back to a cop, I would not be allowed back home again. If I ever got arrested, I could not call home because my dad believed everyone who committed a crime should be locked up until trial. I
Yeah, I remember when my parents believed in cops as well. It only took them faceplanting my entire law abiding family in the driveway to change their mind.
I loved this show when I was a kid. Sadly now days people have forgotten how to laugh at everything and this show would never last today. It would be canceled. People now days are to easily butthurt over everything. They where actually going to make a continuation of this show with Bud Bundy being a father and Al and Peggy being Grandparents, but I'm sure it will never happen. No company will touch it. Its sad to see what Fox has become now days
My favorite show that back as kid and yes it was airing at the time. I'm 36 if i had kids someone touch my daughter or anyone i care for, Boots to asses my friends. It's the American way.
I’m the days where men were expected to be men and not feminized. If they got into a fight no lawsuits were called or the police unless it was a breaking and entering occurred. My grandpa kick the shit of my moms ex husband for hitting me and my mom and it taught me what it means to be a guy. You fight for your family and for your self respect
Funny part about this is the actor who plays Al Bundy was actually training with the Gracies in BJJ way back in the early 90’s before anyone had ever heard of it. He’s close friends with all the Gracies.
The funny thing is that Ed O'Neill can kick ass even better than Al could. Multiple black belts in Brazillian ju-jitsu from training with the Gracies for a couple decades.
part 4,45...she..the daughter i mean was about 15-16 years old when show started so if thats early seasons clip, then shes is 16-20y not about 25 or over :D just saying, no hate etc, just keep up nice work like usually
That stuff is still on every show and movie. Even the fat jokes and so on. And yes people really were and still are like that... Hell I'm just like Al Bundy
Even today, there are plenty of men who beat up unknown men going after their daughters. I seen those mug shots of them. Yes, there are fathers who still act like men. Even in the 1980's there were parts in the US that still performed shotgun weddings.
I grew up watching all sorts of controversial content. It didn't make me violent or violent people that I knew. It made us aware of what's around. And that's what is getting censored. Shows that show violence helped face the frustration of life without anyone getting hurt. We've all had a thought of wanting to hurt others. Why not face it honestly like with violence shows. I learned how pointless fighting is because it doesn't solve anything. It shows the results of what everyone thinks about without anyone getting hurt on television. Everything has to be bland so nobody gets offended these days. I grew up watching Looney tunes cartoons as a child. I also remember when they started putting stickers on music they deemed satanic. Most of that music was about corruption in our government and the violence about war. It made people think. That's what censorship is all about controlling what people think.
Oh you've gotta watch that show then, its hilarious, it was purposely made to be the opposite of all the other goody-two-shoes TV shows that were on at the time
Say what you want about Al Bundy, but he wouldn't brook any wronging of his wife or daughter, that's a man who loves his family, and does his duty by them.
They need to bring silly comedy back like this. That way everyone won't be so uptight about every stupid little thing. I know she said she wouldn't like it but go back and watch your own review reaction. She laughed and smiled at every punch he threw. And that's the point. To make you laugh.
People should be able to see this kind of stuff too, to see different type of art or acting about feelings. Not just one type of shit. Killing, drugs and shit
The irony is that was all in fun back then and wouldn't be accepted today. Meanwhile today, tv shows have people getting their heads blown out with every cop show. Video games are more violent than ever, but Al Bundy fist fighting is bad. It's just TV. So What!
They would never show scenes like this one at 3:18 on TV in this day and age. Al Bundy, in a faux polite tone, asks a rude and pushy man to apologize for bumping into him and the man insults Al for no clear reason. That facial look that Al makes to Bud right before he punches the guy in the face (thus starting the barroom brawl) is that when someone insults you for no reason when you try to be polite to them... that violence IS the solution.
Characters can still be violent in sitcoms but no sitcom today would dare to suggest violence is justified or neutral. The main difference is that characters like in Its Always sunny are not meant to be liked today you're supposed to laugh at them not with them. That's the thing that some don't get when they say 'but in this or that sitcom they did x'. Yes but the sitcoms of today take a decidedly negative stance towards this behaviour.
So Yeah that's how we did it in the 80s and 90s, no guns no BS just straight up toe to toe fight.. win some lose some That's why no a days we don't have men with have boys acting though with guns and behind computer keyboards... Al is still the best football player of all times..
If I remember right, that one clip where he went into the store and beat those two guys up was because they used his wife's image for a racy advertisement. (I can't remember if she allowed it or if they just used her image without permission, either way Al didn't like it)
The poster was actually set up in front of the shoe store Al works in, and the two guys were actually talking about how they would give it to his wife.
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The funny thing is, is that in real life the actor who plays Al Bundy, Ed O'Neill could most definitely kick some ass, because he has a black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, having trained for over 20 years under the mentoring of Rorion Gracie
funny how he takes a traditional boxing stance in most of the fight scene showcasing that the character has some actual fighting experience as opposed to the idiots who just swing their fists around
He was either drafted in later rounds, or was signed as a free agent to the Steelers out of Youngstown State. He did not make it far into training camp before being cut.
Go Polk high ✋
the guy who's wig he took off at the nudie bar was Judo Gene Labell, World class Judoka and Catch wrestler. He was the guy who taught Bruce Lee Grappling and subs. He's also the guy who choked out Steven Segal and made him soil his pants.
Aaron Haselrig Really!? I for real didn’t know that, I thought he just kicked ass naturally! To know he’s a black belt in Jiu-Jitsu!? That’s crazy amazing!
Al didnt beat up random people. The guys outside the shoe store was staring at a billboard of his wife, in lingerie.
It could have been anyone looking at his wife so yeah it still is two random guys.
The last guy Al beat up at the theater was David Boreanaz, who played Angel on Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel; he also played Booth on Bones.
He also cheated on Kelly .. bad mistake :)
He had to start somewhere.
Joey from "Friends" was also one of Kelly's boyfrinds in an episode.
Kelley Leary he also is the SEAL team leader on the SEAL TEAM show.
As the other guy mentioned, he’s also on Seal Team on cbs right now. I don’t think that guys been without work since this episode.
Great thing about Al is he always made out like he hated his family but when push came to shove he would throw down for them in an instant.
i always loved the episodes when they came together over something terrible and "won" in the end. :D
Still my favourite sitcom, it has a cult following in germany, everybody knows the show.
Not just Al, all 4 of them and even Marcy and Jefferson.
They were family.
Dads actually would do this to guys messing with their daughters back in the day, not as bad as Al lol, but it did happen.
now you can go to jail evan if your girl is getting sexual harrasement and you touch em and you are done
How bout the classic? Dad takes out his hunting rifle and just cleans it while he calmly talks to his daughter's bf. Lol
@@graciegj63 had that happen 2 or 3 times lol.
I remember "What time will you have her home by?"..... "Ok, not a minute later." And KNEW he meant it!!!!!!!! I hauled ass on the way back to her house!!
Till the day Daddy died my husband was afraid of him lol..the way it should be!
Many people don't realize that Ed O'Neil was actually on the Pittsburgh Steelers roster for a short time AND is a black belt in real life. Add that to his somewhat larger than average size and you have somebody you don't want to piss off.
I absolutely enjoyed Married With Children, it was so amazing haha
AutoslaapExpress I honestly wish I saw this show. But I have to question, what is it with Al Bundy and doors? Like before a fight starts he brings in a door and goes “Lemme show you the way out”
Al's left hook is legendary
Four touchdowns in a single game is not anything to sneeze at!
The actor that plays al Bundt is one of the few actors in Hollywood that has been training in martial arts for years.
I remember that episode he beat up a burglar and the burglar sued Al because the injuries caused him to not be able to rob places anymore
Yeah, who had thought it was fortune telling for society...
@@attackhelicopter7403 True shit. I still don't follow society's rules as long as it's not illegal, society sets you up to be a slave and I don't listen to their bullshit. And I gotta tell you, it has improved all areas of my life. Living on your own terms leads to some awesome shit.
@@madmensrogersterling6220 What would you do to counteract things like this?
well it was social commentary of the time
@@attackhelicopter7403 it was the times then too. They weren't predicting the future. People love to look at the past with rose tinted glasses.
We need the NO MA'AM back!
You are so right young man.They couldn't and wouldn't allow this kinda show to be on TV these days. That is why yesteryears Comedy were actually funny and the the type of so-called "COMEDY" these days are a bunch of crap and isn't worth a flip.
They might show but with a caveat. A character beating up people would be the bad guy no questions asked. Even if the protagonist he would still be implied to be the villain. Back then you could have a character beat up people and not be implied as the villain. Now not anymore. Even then it was unusual. Most sitcoms avoided agressive protagonists.
Al once scored 4 touchdowns in a single game.
Polk high legend
I own the series DVD's. I love this show!! Also, I got to meet David Faustino (Bud Bundy) once and he is a really nice guy.
07:39 Al had gone to Washington to try to get his favorite show, Psycho Dad, back on the air. The fight is when a politician is being mugged for his Discover card. In gratitude, Psycho Dad was allowed back on the air. [It had been pulled by the FCC for all of the reasons people had complained about MWC.]
None of these beatings were random, every clip had events proceeding and preceding that gave clear reason for them.
Married ... with Children was all about 4 family members that on the surface seemed to despise each other.
Yet at the end of the day, each and every one of them would go through fire for each other.
The situations that led to fights were 80% Al getting angry at people disrespecting his daughter, 10% at people disrespecting his wife and 10% people disrespecting him.
Nobody was allowed to do that but them among themselves.
Best of Bundy fights. The whole family fights, Al, Bud, and Kelly take wins, and loses.
Married with Children, Seinfeld, Home Improvement, Roseanne ..they just don't make sitcoms that good anymore
Golden Girls ...
I can see in the comments in all of these Al Bundy/Married with Children clips people are like dying to see a return of this type of comedy. But sadly, with PC culture and lawsuits nowadays this is probably something that we'll never get to see again :(
The best part of this show was it was filmed in front of a live audience. the laughing and clapping in genuine people
5:59 They don't get it, Al wasn't fighting random people....the Dudes outside stared at Peggy's Poster. That's why...
Ya, they clearly missed that.
No, it is sad that they can't have TV shows like this anymore. People are too politically correct and too sensitive to understand it's entertainment.
I hope you guys can do more Married with children reactions..they are the best!
Married With Children was the show of shows. Grew up watching it in the late 80's to late 90's. It came on right after In Living Color after 9:00pm. It was the opposite of The Cosby Show.
First of all there should never be any random guys in your house and especially around your little daughter. That is when you start launching your fists and beat the ever loving sunshine out of him
Oh yeah........ we DID use to do "that stuff"! It was called "BEING ABLE TO BE A MAN"! Something feminists, women in positions of power, and the pansy versions of "men" changed in this Country! God, I miss the days when men could be men, and women who didn't want to be!!
Bud: Dad! Some scumbag just stole Kelly's iPhone!
Al: Peg hold my iPad.
Late 80's early 90's sitcoms were the best
Im UK, 50s, we loved this show.
The funny line after Al fights the guy at the reunion. He comes in and tells Peg " I can taste my spleen".
I went to a friend's house for a party back in 1988 or so when a huge fight broke out next door. The homeowner -- my friend's neighbor --- was just chilling out in backyard when two guys showed up demanding to speak to the owner of the home. When the homeowner refused to talk to anyone, they began to kick in the front door. The owner of the home came out front and beat the hell of both men with a bat. The cops were called and found both men out-cold on the driveway. The homeowner told the cops what happened and they filed a report without pressing charges on the homeowner. The two thugs went to the hospital and then faced charges for attacking a man at his home. Today the homeowner would have to spend thousands to defend himself in court while the thugs would get a lawyer on the taxpayer's dime.
I would love to return to 1980's again because people had more common sense than people today. Today everything is relative and gray, there are no right or clear answers. Well, most people of my generation see right as right and wrong as wrong.
I was taught that if I ever talked back to a cop, I would not be allowed back home again. If I ever got arrested, I could not call home because my dad believed everyone who committed a crime should be locked up until trial. I
Yeah, I remember when my parents believed in cops as well. It only took them faceplanting my entire law abiding family in the driveway to change their mind.
I read that Ed O'Neill is trained in the arts (martial arts) by the Gracie Family.
I loved this show when I was a kid. Sadly now days people have forgotten how to laugh at everything and this show would never last today. It would be canceled. People now days are to easily butthurt over everything. They where actually going to make a continuation of this show with Bud Bundy being a father and Al and Peggy being Grandparents, but I'm sure it will never happen. No company will touch it. Its sad to see what Fox has become now days
Al Bundy was a shed Married With Children it was and still is a great American classic TV show they should have made more episodes
My favorite show that back as kid and yes it was airing at the time. I'm 36 if i had kids someone touch my daughter or anyone i care for, Boots to asses my friends. It's the American way.
Not just the American way, but the moral way. Gotta protect your children. Even from themselves.
Fun fact: 'Ed O'Neill (Al Bundy') has a black belt.
in Gracie Jiu Jitsu from a Gracie Baja academy. wouldn't help him much with the punching, but he could beak some arms and legs that's for sure.
I’m the days where men were expected to be men and not feminized. If they got into a fight no lawsuits were called or the police unless it was a breaking and entering occurred. My grandpa kick the shit of my moms ex husband for hitting me and my mom and it taught me what it means to be a guy. You fight for your family and for your self respect
Funny part about this is the actor who plays Al Bundy was actually training with the Gracies in BJJ way back in the early 90’s before anyone had ever heard of it. He’s close friends with all the Gracies.
I was, and still am a Bundy's nut, I have every season (and there were 11) on DVD. The Bundy's were from Chicago, Illinois.
Jesus am I that old that I'm surprised young people have never heard of married with children?
It's a good thing, like keeping a legend that's golden from buttpirates
Why is that a question?
We can't answer that, we don't know your age.
Are you too old to remember basic English grammar? :P
That wasn't on main stream cable. It was on FOX!!! So you could see it for free with an Antenna. "Married With Children"!!! A really funny show.
-Why don't you call 911?
-I don't remember the number!
My favorite clips in this video are when he beats up the guys that try to make out with Kelly 🤣🤣
Word of advice..doorways are HARD!
I remember one episode where Al mistook Bud for a guy making out with Kelly... haha
Poor door
Can we get an F for that door
2:08 Traffic jam fight. One of the best Lol
I Agree
Al Bundy is da MAN!! Scored 4 touchdowns for Polk High against Andrew Johnson HS. A true legend!!
Yes I did happen. I witnessed this myself in the 80’s and 90’s
You guys look very young. I wonder how old you were when you got married?
I grew up with MWC. Folks had a sense of humor back then and could differentiate tv shows from reality.
You two missed the best show all time this was before common sense went out the window, by the way the show took place in Chicago
Best TV dad in history! Al Bundy.
You really should do more Married with children clips....they are the best..
miss the good old days
The funny thing is that Ed O'Neill can kick ass even better than Al could. Multiple black belts in Brazillian ju-jitsu from training with the Gracies for a couple decades.
part 4,45...she..the daughter i mean was about 15-16 years old when show started so if thats early seasons clip, then shes is 16-20y not about 25 or over :D just saying, no hate etc, just keep up nice work like usually
@Iafiv Iv Teen back then looked older.
That stuff is still on every show and movie. Even the fat jokes and so on. And yes people really were and still are like that... Hell I'm just like Al Bundy
One of the best shows of it's day.
Even today, there are plenty of men who beat up unknown men going after their daughters. I seen those mug shots of them. Yes, there are fathers who still act like men. Even in the 1980's there were parts in the US that still performed shotgun weddings.
I grew up watching all sorts of controversial content. It didn't make me violent or violent people that I knew. It made us aware of what's around. And that's what is getting censored. Shows that show violence helped face the frustration of life without anyone getting hurt. We've all had a thought of wanting to hurt others. Why not face it honestly like with violence shows. I learned how pointless fighting is because it doesn't solve anything. It shows the results of what everyone thinks about without anyone getting hurt on television. Everything has to be bland so nobody gets offended these days. I grew up watching Looney tunes cartoons as a child. I also remember when they started putting stickers on music they deemed satanic. Most of that music was about corruption in our government and the violence about war. It made people think. That's what censorship is all about controlling what people think.
damn i want this back
9:07 This is how it's done!
AL BUNDY IS A LEGEND!!!!!!
Bundy is from Chicago
Best sitcom ever!!
POLITICAL CORRECTNCE KILLED THE HOLE THING
Ed has voiced Kick Buttowski's grandfather
Everybody forgets about it's always Sunny when they say they don't make this anymore .
He's a legit Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt.
The whole season is on Hulu
We have to live vicariously through Al Buddy. He keeps getting triggered.
Oh you've gotta watch that show then, its hilarious, it was purposely made to be the opposite of all the other goody-two-shoes TV shows that were on at the time
this show launched Fox network.
I'm watching you while watching Married with Children.
Say what you want about Al Bundy, but he wouldn't brook any wronging of his wife or daughter, that's a man who loves his family, and does his duty by them.
Daddy hurt him ,sure pumpkin hold the popcorn, causuly walks over punches the day lights out of the punk who offended his daughter!
Shows are like this from way before and to this day... if i am wrong then i will drink bleach.
They need to bring silly comedy back like this. That way everyone won't be so uptight about every stupid little thing. I know she said she wouldn't like it but go back and watch your own review reaction. She laughed and smiled at every punch he threw. And that's the point. To make you laugh.
People should be able to see this kind of stuff too, to see different type of art or acting about feelings. Not just one type of shit. Killing, drugs and shit
He finally said whats up sub samiches again...shitttttt
The irony is that was all in fun back then and wouldn't be accepted today. Meanwhile today, tv shows have people getting their heads blown out with every cop show. Video games are more violent than ever, but Al Bundy fist fighting is bad. It's just TV. So What!
The show is available on amazon prime.
9:04 David Boreanez first acting job
If you did any of this today you would get arrested, go to prison and get sued.
I haven't watched you guys in a while. I have to say, Ashtyn, you look different somehow in a nice way!
I can't believe this girl actually asked who's Al Bundy. Seriously?
They would never show scenes like this one at 3:18 on TV in this day and age. Al Bundy, in a faux polite tone, asks a rude and pushy man to apologize for bumping into him and the man insults Al for no clear reason. That facial look that Al makes to Bud right before he punches the guy in the face (thus starting the barroom brawl) is that when someone insults you for no reason when you try to be polite to them... that violence IS the solution.
Characters can still be violent in sitcoms but no sitcom today would dare to suggest violence is justified or neutral. The main difference is that characters like in Its Always sunny are not meant to be liked today you're supposed to laugh at them not with them. That's the thing that some don't get when they say 'but in this or that sitcom they did x'. Yes but the sitcoms of today take a decidedly negative stance towards this behaviour.
Girl in the video is thinking that I bet you wouldn't fight for me like that.
So Yeah that's how we did it in the 80s and 90s, no guns no BS just straight up toe to toe fight.. win some lose some That's why no a days we don't have men with have boys acting though with guns and behind computer keyboards... Al is still the best football player of all times..
What a great show he beat that dudes ass and stole his popcorn.😅😂😂lmfao
That's so awesome love that show
Playing football makes you strong This guy really loves his daughter.
This was totally how Dad threw out daughters boy friend in the 80s
This is on Hulu now.
Hey I don't wanna be sandwiched between two subway trains!!
Oh the good ole days.
If I remember right, that one clip where he went into the store and beat those two guys up was because they used his wife's image for a racy advertisement. (I can't remember if she allowed it or if they just used her image without permission, either way Al didn't like it)
The poster was actually set up in front of the shoe store Al works in, and the two guys were actually talking about how they would give it to his wife.
Use to happen all the time,ware do you think they got the idea from😊
Al beats up on Angel at the theater.
U2 should do a reaction to 2 and A Half Men
He’s still kinda the same in modern family
You should have a reaction video to All in the Family