In its episode "Cousin Liz", the protagonist is shamed into not outing a lesbian schoolteacher.
Mickey Rooney turned down the offer to star in the second pilot of this show after the poorly received original, titled "Justice for All" after the protagonist's original surname, "Justice". The British show that inspired this one coined catchphrases such as "You silly moo", starred Alf Garnett, and was titled Till Death Do Us Part. It's not Game of Thrones but successful merchandise from this show includes an LP where the cast sang songs like "No Ribs" and "Why God Made Hands" as well as a best-selling paperback of the "Wit &amp; Wisdom" of the central character. James Cromwell played (*) Stretch Cunningham on this show. In its episode "Cousin Liz", the protagonist is shamed into not outing a lesbian schoolteacher. In "Two's a Crowd", its protagonist reveals his racist attitudes come from his father in a drunk discussion with Meathead. It spawned the spin-offs Maude and The Jeffersons. For 10 points, name this sitcom centering on Archie Bunker.
Mickey Rooney turned down the offer to star in the second pilot of this show after the poorly received original, titled "Justice for All" after the protagonist's original surname, "Justice".
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