Watch Married...With Children: Bundy's Best - Al
- 1991
- 1 Season
Married...With Children: Bundy's Best - Al is a FOX television show that aired from 1987 to 1997, starring Ed O'Neill as the head of the Bundy family, Al Bundy. The show follows Al, his wife Peggy, and their two children Kelly and Bud as they navigate their way through life in their suburban Chicago home.
The show is known for its raunchy humor and depiction of a dysfunctional family, and is often cited as one of the most controversial sitcoms of its time. It was also one of the longest-running sitcoms in television history, with 11 seasons and over 260 episodes.
As the title suggests, Married...With Children: Bundy's Best - Al is a compilation of some of the best moments from the show's run, focusing specifically on Al's character. The show includes classic episodes such as "Peggy Sue Got Work," in which Al's wife Peggy takes a job selling cosmetics, leaving Al to take care of the house and kids; and "The Bald and the Beautiful," in which Al becomes obsessed with his hair loss and tries various remedies, including wearing a wig.
Another memorable episode featured in the show is "The Dance Show," in which Al and Peggy compete in a dance contest against their neighbors, the Rhodes. The episode includes classic scenes such as Al's famous "Poke of Death" move, which he uses to win the contest.
Married...With Children: Bundy's Best - Al also includes some of Al's most iconic rants and insults, such as his famous line "I hate my life" and his often-used insult "No ma'am," directed at women who he perceives as trying to emasculate him.
The show also delves into some of Al's more serious moments, such as when he quits his job at the shoe store to pursue his dream of becoming a professional wrestler, only to be crushed by the reality of the business. It also explores Al's relationship with his children, particularly his often-contentious but ultimately loving relationship with his daughter Kelly.
Married...With Children: Bundy's Best - Al is a must-watch for fans of the show and for viewers who enjoy classic sitcoms with a twist. It offers a hilarious and irreverent look at family life, delivered through the lens of a lovable curmudgeon in Al Bundy.