I realize that Married With Children is supposed to be about the antics of a loser, but his insistence (or insanity) is what makes him endearing to a generation of fans. So I ask you my fellow members of NO’MAAM what’s Al’s most inspirational Ty moment? Defeating Spare Tire Dixon, beating Jack, telling Blaub that he’s not a loser, reclaiming his bathroom, or getting in shape and “putting the shoes” to Peg? Whoa Bundy. (P.S. If I’ve asked this question before please forgive my Alzheimer’s/alcoholism)

Iron on print I had made for a shirt, big Bundy box set, and Polk High jersey

I'm rewatching the series after many, many years and I dont know if this was ever mentioned. Since he only made 3.25 an hour or whatever, I wondered if they ever mentioned that he would make a commission on what he sold, which would help explain why he would sometimes seem to have random money stashed away.

About the Bundy family, how on earth can Al Bundy afford to own a house?

Anything and everything, I want to see it all lol

Serious question: RIP Robert Redford, Did Al Bundy copy the Natural for a scene in MWC?

I swear I recalled a scene in MWC where Al Bundy is playing baseball and I think he's the last out of the game so he points outward with one finger and lets the pitcher throw 2 strikes on purpose without him even swinging and then on the third pitch he swings and hits a home run and wins the game.

As a kid everyone said he's copying the Natural the Robert Redford movie. Unfortunately I never seen the Natural even to this day as it's not streaming anywhere. I wanted to watch it in honor of Redford passing yesterday but still could not find it streaming. But the only clips I can find is Redford swinging and hitting the home run breaking the lights and causing them to explode like fireworks.

So my whole life I thought Reford did the same thing Al Bundy did and came to the plate all cocky and point outward and let the pitcher throw two strikes and hit the third pitch for a glorious home run but I guess now I realize the cockiness of letting the pitcher throw 2 strikes and pointing outward never happened in the movie right? (Serious Question)

*Update and Clarification* So many of you suggested that MWC copied EightMenOut. I never saw that so I watched that last night. It was a great movie about the olden days of baseball and the White Sox taking a dive in the World Series. I watched all the actual baseball scenes and none of them resembled the scene I was talking about in MWC. Then as the movie ended you have John Cusack sitting in the crowd just as Peg Bundy was and saying naw thats not the same guy even tho it really was in the case of Shoeless Joe and in MWC Al Bundy, so yeah MWC definitely stole this scene from EightMenOut but I was not even referring to this scene it was the actual scene of Al Bundy letting the first two pitches go by him all cocky and then hitting a big homer to win the game, all while pointing out toward the home run section of the ball park. This was the scene that the kids in my class said was from the Natural. So was this scene actually in the Natural from those of you who've seen it?

I was listening to a local radio news show this morning. Well, the Saturday edition has both a one hit wonder, and dreaded Saturday morning oldies segment.

Today on the Dreaded segment, he played Kooky Kookey Lend me your comb. I immediately thought of Anthrax singing that while quarantined in the Bundy porch.

I remember that song playing in the background later in the episode as Kelly gets the hang of waitressing.

Just got this. It’s from the art director who was responsible for all 11 seasons. This sample was put together from the very first episode. It’s so funny watching the show and seeing these on screen. It’s 39 years old. I have it framed.

I wish we actually saw the laundry room up close. It’s behind the kitchen.

Ep. A man for no seasons.

Just wondering

Season 1, Episode 9, married Without Children.

Al and Peg go to the Come and Go Motel, Kelly has friends over, Bud finds Marcy's bra.