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How well do you remember the 'All In The Family' theme song?
Finish the lyric: Those were the _____!
You hear it in the opening of every All In The Family episode, but how well do you think you really know the theme song to the series.
Here, we're giving you some lyrics included in the opening theme, and asking you to fill in the blank. Be warned though, this quiz is on the ENTIRE All In The Family theme song, which means there's a few extra lyrics in there that you may not be used to hearing!
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Boy, the way _____ ______ played.
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Songs that made the _____ _____.
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Those were the _____.
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Mister we could use a man like _____ ______ again.
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Didn't need no _____ _____.
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_____ pulled his weight.
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Gee, our old ____ _____ ran great.
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_____ _____ paid the rent.
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Take a little Sunday spin. Go to watch the _____ win.
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Hair was short and _____ were long.
How well do you remember the 'All In The Family' theme song?
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86 Comments
10/10 Yea!!!
Two of those lines weren't in the song they sang at the beginning
9/10 done in by the rent
Me too! Lol
Oy, the way the Bee Gee's played,
Movies John Travolta made,
Guessing how much Elvis weighed,
Those were the days!
And you knew where you were then,
Watching shows like "Gentle Ben",
Mister, we could use a man like Sheriff Lobo again!
Disco Duck and Fleetwood Mac,
Coming out of my eight-track,
Michael Jackson still was black
Those were the days!
Movies John Travolta made,
Guessing how much Elvis weighed,
Those were the days!
And you knew where you were then,
Watching shows like "Gentle Ben",
Mister, we could use a man like Sheriff Lobo again!
Disco Duck and Fleetwood Mac,
Coming out of my eight-track,
Michael Jackson still was black
Those were the days!
I’m crying laughing!
VERY clever, irwin...
10 out of 10! Woohoo
Had to guess on the last three. I don't remember them included in the opening credits
Had to guess on the last three. I don't remember them included in the opening credits
You got 9 out of 10
Who's taking this quiz, Norman Lear? You're a champ!
Who's taking this quiz, Norman Lear? You're a champ!
9/10, duh…the Dodgers were in Brooklyn when those were the days.
Quite the sensation when it first aired, had to watch, could hardly believe. But just too obnoxious to watch again. Although my dad had far more class than Archie, there were elements there that I never want to remember.
I didn't remember the amount of rent.
Love Archie. All In The Family was a great show. I'm surprised in this day and age it hasn't been canceled because of somebody getting offended. Those were really the days.
10/10 great song
And one Saturday morning, I heard this on a college radio station:
Boy the way that Hendrix played,
Everyone was getting laid,
Gee our Microbus ran great,
Those were the days.
Knew who we could trust back then,
Us was us and them was them,
We could use a man like Timothy Leary again.
Didn’t need much spending cash,
Always had a place to crash,
Everybody shared their stash,
Those were the days!
Boy the way that Hendrix played,
Everyone was getting laid,
Gee our Microbus ran great,
Those were the days.
Knew who we could trust back then,
Us was us and them was them,
We could use a man like Timothy Leary again.
Didn’t need much spending cash,
Always had a place to crash,
Everybody shared their stash,
Those were the days!
9 of 10 not bad
9/10. Picked the Yankees instead of the Dodgers.
same here
Since they were the Brooklyn Dodgers I remembered that part. 😜
8/10
8/10
7/10
8/10
We could use another
ARCHIE BUNKER.
ARCHIE BUNKER.
7. The opening song was re-recorded to have them sing the word “LaSalle” clearer as people would ask what they were saying. The LaSalle was marketed as a luxury car, not one you would expect a blue collar family to own. But they needed a word that would fit.
Yep, that was tricky! I knew they sang "LaSalle" but thought they were refering to the college! Only years later did I learn about the car!
the only prob i had was "ran great", couldn't figure that out...