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Season 4, episode # 9 | ||||
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Series: | All in the Family | |||
Network/Country: | CBS-TV | |||
Air date | November 10, 1973 | |||
Production code | 409 (4x09) | |||
Written by: | Ray Taylor | |||
Directed by: | John Rich & Bob LaHendro | |||
Guest starring: | Betty Garrett Barnard Hughes Phyllis Avery | |||
IMDb: | Edith's Conversion | |||
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Edith's Conversion is the ninth episode of Season 4 and the 70th overall episode of All in the Family. The Season 4 episode first aired on CBS-TV on November 10, 1973. The episode was written by Ray Taylor and was co-directed by John Rich and Bob LaHendro.
Note: Barnard Hughes makes another appearance as Father John Majeski, and Betty Garrett appears as Irene Lorenzo.
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Synopsis[]
Archie is upset that Edith is spending so much time with Irene Lorenzo, going to her Catholic services and concerts. When Father Majesky drops off some pamphlets of information about Catholicism, Archie begins to suspect that Edith might be converting. He visits Majesky in his office to tell him not to try and convert her, but the good father talks him down. So does Edith, who tells him that she is only interested in learning about someone else's religion.
Summary[]
Archie is uncomfortable with Edith's new friend, a peppery Catholic nun named Sister Theresa (Phyllis Avery). When Edith begins attending mass -- mainly to hear the music -- Archie worries that his wife is planning to convert to Catholicism. In his usual roundabout manner, Arch holds next-door neighbor Irene Lorenzo responsible for leading Edith "astray."
Cast[]
Starring[]
- Carroll O'Connor as Archie Bunker
- Jean Stapleton as Edith Bunker
- Rob Reiner as Michael Stivic
- Sally Struthers as Gloria Bunker Stivic
Recurring cast/characters[]
Guest starring[]
- Phyllis Avery as Sister Theresa
- Barnard Hughes as Father John Majeski
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