FEBRUARY 11, 1972
Wandering Warrior
Gary Marx '74 - The funny side of Archie, the bigot, comes out naturally
Sharon Olson '74 - No, I think it's stupid! The jokes are sickening.
Sue Hollenbaek '74 - I think that it's hilarious. I've never watched it once without laughing. It's a true to life comedy.
Joy Schulenburg '73 - It really hits home because my dad is like that sometimes.
Scott Johnson '74 - It's a true view of American life.
Sandy Szczesny '74 - I think it's funny because it is very realistic.
Gloria Selep '74 - Yes, because it represents life in a good manner.
Gail Gallucci '72 - Yes, I just love it. Super bigot strikes again!
Mr. Robert Harris - Funny? Yes! But tragically so!
Steve Schaffner '72 - Yes, because he has a really stupid wife.
Carol Davis '74 - Yes, because it's all true to life.
Mark Kubicki '72 - No, it's ridiculous.
Mary Groves '74 - I think it's trash and it stinks, even if I've never seen it.
Robert Sebastian '74 - Yes, because it just is!
Rob Farson '72 - Yes, because it's satire and condenses many American prejudices.
Tom Felz '73 - I think it's funny because Archie Bunker reminds me of myself.
Sharon Lumpp '72 - I think it's funny because it seems typical to me. It's not one of those shows where everyone is perfect.
Olga Castillo '73 - I think it's funny because everything is just what life is.
Debbie Jacunski '74 - I think it's funny and true to life. You know, not phony.
Sue Wilberscheid '74 - Yes, because everyone on the show seems to be human, excluding Archie who is perfect.
Richelle Strand '74 - Yes, I think it's funny because it seems like a true to life show.
Tom Osgood '73 - Yes, because it's true to life.
Jerry Mietus '73 - Yes, because of that meathead on it.
Wade Mozal '74 - Yes, because of how ridiculous it makes us seem.
Cindy Hower '74 - Yes, I don't know why but I love it.
Cathy Jensen '74 - No, not very much because I think it expresses the real American life and some of the problems of prejudice we have to solve.
Paula Steffgen '74 - Yes, as entertainment but it makes me sick at how Archie is so bigoted.
Randy Thompson '75 -Yes, because it makes fun of everything.
Kathie Stephansen '74 - Yes, because they make a funny situation out of something serious, such as prejudice.
Bob Scarola '72 - "All in the Family" represents a relieving pressure valve and unusual mirror for our country.
Cindy Pollad '75 - Yes, because it makes sense to the real things in life.